[Brother Gonzalez]

People tend to think God will forgive them for being Methodists, or Lutherans, or semi-Baptists. And people tend to think that good works will save your souls.

Take the case of this "missionary" who went to the Sentinel Islands, a land of primitive indians (the real ones, not the Casino owners) to "preach the word of Jesus" to the neolithic inhabitants.


He was received with arrows and stones and killed as he landed. you can read more here:


https://www.cnn.com/2018/11/21/us/mi...hau/index.html


Yes, it is CNN, but in this case, no fake news.


What do we know about this guy?


1) He believed in Jesus Christ (that is good) and believed in go out and preach the gospel (also good)
2) He was a good fellow with the people he knew (good)
3) He brought gifts and Bibles to the indians (very good)
4) He was part of "All Nations" an organization who believes in the Bible and Jesus, the second coming (VERY good) but is ecumenical (REALLY BAD!!!)
5) This organization believes in the PRETTY LIBERAL "Lausanne Covenant", an excuse for making peace with liberal denominations and forget about the Bible, opening it to interpretations in the name of doing "works" together (AND SENDING ITS MEMBERS TO HELL)
6) John Chau believed God has ordered him to go to this islands to preach. His last words were "God, I don't want to die".


So God ordered a guy from a pseudo-Christian denomination to an isolated island, and then send some primitive folks to kill him. What does that say to us?


Of course, it says that going out of the path for just a step will get you in Hell. Don't follow those steps, or you will suffer the same fate.


Matthew 7:14 Because strait is the gate, and narrow is the way, which leadeth unto life, and few there be that find it.



James 2:10 For whosoever shall keep the whole law, and yet offend in one point, he is guilty of all.



Our beloved Pastor Ezekiel has gone on missions several time to places like that and came back with friends and houseboys. Why? Because God loves Him, and he loves God.

[Joanna Lytton-Vasey]

That CNN article says:

Officials say visits to the isolated tribe are prohibited .... People are not allowed to go within 5 nautical miles of the island .... Chau did not tell police of his intentions to travel to North Sentinel to attempt to convert its inhabitants ....

I guess Mr Chau's Bible was missing Romans 13?

[Mary Etheldreda]

Originally Posted by Brother Gonzalez

4) He was part of "All Nations" an organization who believes in the Bible and Jesus, the second coming (VERY good) but is ecumenical (REALLY BAD!!!)
5) This organization believes in the PRETTY LIBERAL "Lausanne Covenant", an excuse for making peace with liberal denominations and forget about the Bible, opening it to interpretations in the name of doing "works" together (AND SENDING ITS MEMBERS TO HELL)

He swallowed a False Gospel and spent his short life preaching it to others. Satan will be making him swallow his eternal punishment! And serves him right! Mess with Jesus, you get the hot, barbed end of DIVINE JUSTICE!

Then said he unto the disciples, It is impossible but that offences will come: but woe unto him, through whom they come!
It were better for him that a millstone were hanged about his neck, and he cast into the sea, than that he should offend one of these little ones.
Luke 17:1-2

[WilliamJenningsBryan]

It looks as though the Sentinelese have a rather strict immigration policy - to protect their "culture". And where are all the Democrats, socialists, commies, George Soros, the pope, and all the globalist's and multiculturalists in this? CNN appears to fail at what is a teaching moment here.

The usual whiners are now weighing in - a "geneticist", "tribal peoples rights", and no doubt a gaggle of those professing "ethics" - who now are excusing a "Christian" being murdered (by bow and arrow).

I suggest that Trump might try arming our military at the border with bows and arrows - to protect our Christian culture from being invaded by a "caravan" of Democrat socialist voting papists.

. . . .

Norwegian geneticist Erika Hagelberg described the larger group of Andaman Islanders as "arguably the most enigmatic people on our planet." They are made up of several tribal groups, who were largely isolated until the island chain was turned into a British penal colony in the 19th century.

Survival International, a nongovernmental group that says it is dedicated to tribal peoples' rights, said Indian authorities should ensure outsiders not make contact with the tribe, because of the risk of disease or threats to their land.

"The Sentinelese have shown again and again that they want to be left alone, and their wishes should be respected," the group said. "The British colonial occupation of the Andaman Islands decimated the tribes living there, wiping out thousands of tribespeople, and only a fraction of the original population now survive. So, the Sentinelese fear of outsiders is very understandable."

https://www.cnn.com/2018/11/21/us/mi...hau/index.html

[Johny Joe Hold]

Originally Posted by Brother Gonzalez

Our beloved Pastor Ezekiel has gone on missions several time to places like that and came back with friends and houseboys. Why? Because God loves Him, and he loves God.

That's right, God loves Pastor Zeke and he loves God back. That is why the aging Boeing 747 the Pastor now uses to go places like that is loaded to the roof with cash. Pastor Zeke knows those natives can buy whatever they want from the visiting white professors. They especially like whiskey. When the Pastor leaves an isolated village they have money for a year's supply. They are also saved for Jesus.

This young preacher knew nothing about spreading the gospel.

[Pastor Ezekiel]

True words! I consider this Chow Mein guy a failed houseboy. I've been through much worse with the primitive 747 transport as our Mayor pointed out. Many times have I visited the urban jungles of Manila, been exposed to dealers and their products and she-males and their junk with weapons much worse than arrows to save my Filipino houseboys to Jesus in my servitude. I've waded through rivers of catlick scum. I can't wait to stroll unto the great gulf with Jesus and hear Him deny this Dim Sum a drop of water to ease his pain in the flames.

[MitzaLizalor]

Originally Posted by WilliamJenningsBryan

It's funny how the leftist media keep telling us we have so much to learn from alien cultures but when the Sentinelese want an immigration policy to protect their society from alien influences all of a sudden those alien cultures have nothing of merit to offer and we shouldn't take a leaf out of their book after all?

[Basilissa]

*** Breaking News *** Breaking News *** Breaking News ***

While John Chow is roasting on a wok in Hell, he might find some solace in receiving a posthumous and well-deserved award:

2018 Darwin Awards
Honoring Charles Darwin, the father of evolution, Darwin Awards commemorate those who improve our gene pool--by removing themselves from it in the most spectacular way possible.

(14 November 2018, Andaman Islands, India) John Allen Chau, a self proclaimed world explorer inspired by Livingston and Jesus, was killed by the very tribe of natives he was offering eternal life. According to the BBC in Delhi, Chau bribed six fishermen to ferry him to the off-limits island so he could offer the Sentinelese tribe gifts of scissors, a soccer ball, and Jesus.

In a letter he wrote to his family, this Vancouver resident and Alabama native said he wanted to make contact with the 60,000 year old tribe because "The eternal [life] of this [Sentinelese] tribe is at hand."

He paddled to the island in a kayak and was immediately "attacked by arrows but continued walking," stated the global news agency AFP. The fishermen then witnessed the natives "tying a rope around his neck and dragging his body" along the shore. They were clearly rejecting his gifts.

The tribe, the most isolated on earth, has taken a well documented, zero tolerance approach to visitors since a British occupation almost wiped them out during the 1800's. It's no surprise Chau's remains remain unrecovered.

Was he a martyr as friends claim on Instagram? a missionary according to his parents? or just a selfish selfie seeker? or a genocidal maniac bringing the tribe life threatening disease, as his bible quote from Revelations 7 indicates? He said he wanted to "see them around the throne of God worshiping in their own language as Revelation 7:9-10 states." We'll never truly know the answer, since the tribe doesn't seem to have updated their social media accounts in quite some time.

I find the highlighted bit most relevant. He really meant well, and even though it ended up not so good for him, it still may bear some fruits if he was able to spread something like a flu virus or something before his demise.

At least we know he was following one Bible verse, though:

Psalms 91:5 Thou shalt not be afraid for the terror by night; nor for the arrow that flieth by day;

Good for him! Maybe God will consider that when He decides appropriate tortures for Mr. Chow.

[Joanna Lytton-Vasey]

Psalms 91:5 was not enough in this case, was it? It is unfortunate (for Mr Chow) that he seems to have disregarded Ephesians 6:16.

[Collinslaw]

Originally Posted by Basilissa

*** Breaking News *** Breaking News *** Breaking News ***

While John Chow is roasting on a wok in Hell, he might find some solace in receiving a posthumous and well-deserved award:

I find the highlighted bit most relevant. He really meant well, and even though it ended up not so good for him, it still may bear some fruits if he was able to spread something like a flu virus or something before his demise.

At least we know he was following one Bible verse, though:

Psalms 91:5 Thou shalt not be afraid for the terror by night; nor for the arrow that flieth by day;

Good for him! Maybe God will consider that when He decides appropriate tortures for Mr. Chow.

where I noticed that the missionary got it wrong was when he said he wanted to bring a ball to the Indians.I mean "come on". I hoped he truly followed after righteousness and seemed after God before he died.he had the right passion a true Christian ought to have but did he have the correct objective for going to the sentinel people. Before you go for a mission, pray and fast a lot to seek Good d will,look in bible as how other saints did their missions.man proposes,but God disposes.what if God didn't want him to go there but he was just too stubborn

[The Rev. Dwight Williams]

This Chau must have been aggressivating, ‘cause I ain’t never seen no hostile Indians. They always very friendly when I buy my lotto tickets at the corner store.