Reflection on Mt 7:15-16
By these words the Lord Jesus teaches and warns us that in order to persevere on the narrow way leading to eternal life, we should first beware of false teachings, heresies and those who preach them (heretics and apostates). So this is the most essential thing – to keep the true faith and a true inner relationship with Christ. Therefore, the Apostle Paul says that if an apostle, or even an angel from heaven, should preach a different (i.e. false) gospel, let him be accursed (cf. Gal 1:8-9).
We know the Word of God and we know the Tradition of the Church. We have God-given conscience. This all gives us the power and the art of discerning the teaching of Christ from the false teaching of the current apostate hierarchy and theologians. The Lord Jesus established forever that he who is of the Truth and of God hears His voice and will not follow a stranger. And he who is not of God does not hear His voice (cf. Jn 7:17; Jn 8:47; Jn 18:37).
The Lord Jesus teaches us another criterion too by which we can recognize false teachings and false prophets: by their fruits. It means by their way of life and by the fruits of their life. The fruit of so-called Pope Francis I and of the hierarchs and theologians who are in unity with him and his apostasy is the promotion and establishment on a global scale of gender ideology (homosexualism, transsexualism, paedophilia), juvenile justice and abuse and satanization of children connected with it. The fruit of traitorous prelates is also the promotion of Islamization of the Christian nations. Moreover, the bitter fruit is the moral decay of priests and believers, the loss of common sense and the assertion that Christianity and paganism, i.e. belief in demons, are equally valid ways to salvation. This is the spirit of Assisi, the spirit of antichrist, introduced into the Church by John Paul II who turned the Church of Christ into the harlot of antichrist. As Jesus commands us, we should beware of these false prophets – John Paul II and Francis I and all theologians who are in so-called unity of faith with them.
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