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Daniel_Marsh
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Many protestant and cultic groups claims to be the “church in the wilderness” of Rev 12. None of those groups agree on the same theology, some say saturday worship, others sunday. Some are believe in two persons in the godhead, others three, and still others one and worse some believe you can join the godhead either literally or as part of the family of god. some are mormorns, baptists, seventhday adventists, church of god, church of christ, and the list goes on. Point is they do not agree on theology among them. You would think if the church did go underground that they would have complete agreement on what is true theology. Someone would say at least one has to be right, but that is not neccessarily true, they all could be wrong.
So, which “church in the wilderness” truly represents those in the wilderness? What groups in history were those in the wilderness and what exactly did they believe? What primary documents do they have from history?
So, which “church in the wilderness” truly represents those in the wilderness? What groups in history were those in the wilderness and what exactly did they believe? What primary documents do they have from history?