Talk:E. Bernard Jordan
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This article states a series of facts related to Bishop Jordan. While they may not reflect his image in the most desirable sense, they are nonetheless factual.
Bishop Jordan[[1]]is a true prophet. Unless you operate in the prophetic giftings you wouldn't beable to even touch the dept he operates. He has a sincere heart for God and the people he ministers too.
````````````````````````````````` Regardless of the merits or ethics of this man, Wikipedia needs to present an objective description and present some facts, not somone's opinion! The page as it stands is a sin and a shame, and no credit to Wikipedia or to the small-minded person who wrote the entry. 76.22.88.38 03:15, 1 February 2007 (UTC)Shira
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Ephes. 2:20 having been built on the foundation of the apostles and prophets, Christ Jesus Himself being the corner,
The Church has been built (past tense) on the foundation of Christ as laid by the apostles and prophets. Their job was finished when the canon of Scripture was closed. Since that day the superstructure of the Church has been built upon the foundation they laid.
There are no apostles or prophets today in the Biblical sense. The prophetic/apostolic movement would have us believe that today there are men and women carrying the same weight and authority as the prophets and apostles in the Bible. This is a lie and those who call themselves apostles and prophets are deceived and deceiving others. They may be sincere, but they are sincerely, wrong. In some cases, these folks are tares sown in among the wheat and will remain until the harvest time has come.
Once the foundation of a house has been properly laid it is no longer constructed. It is the first portion built and everything else is subsequent to it. With this fact in mind it is easy to see that there is no need for apostles or prophets today. We have the complete canon of Scripture which is sufficient to guide the people of God in all matters of faith and practice.
--Bishop1911 15:14, 2 February 2007 (UTC)
I want to say that he was not self annointed, but that he was annoited bishop by arch-bishop brown
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