Raphael Warnock obtuvo su maestría y doctorado en Union Theological Seminary en la ciudad de Nueva York. El Dr. James Cone, fundador y padre de la teología de la liberación negra fue su asesor de doctorado y mentor personal cercano hasta su reciente muerte.
Cone adoptó el principio marxista de que la vida es una lucha de los oprimidos contra los opresores. Definió a los opresores como blancos y la iglesia blanca y los oprimidos como negros y la iglesia negra. Luego redefinió el propósito de la fe cristiana como liberación de la opresión. En lo más alto de la lista de preocupación para los cristianos, aquellos que son creyentes nacidos de nuevo que creen en la muerte, entierro, resurrección y ascensión de Jesucristo, está que Warnock es más un seguidor de Cone que de Cristo. El Dr. Cone escribe en su libro fundacional, “Teología Negra y Poder Negro”, “No podemos resolver las cuestiones éticas del siglo XX mirando lo que hizo Jesús en el primero. Nuestras elecciones no son las mismas que las de él [las de Cristo]. Ser cristiano no significa seguir sus pasos ”. Esto es contrario a las palabras de Jesús: "Si alguno quiere venir en pos de mí, niéguese a sí mismo, tome su cruz y sígame" (Mateo 16:24). Pablo a los Gálatas (2:20) dijo: “Con Cristo he sido crucificado. Ya no soy yo quien vive, sino Cristo quien vive en mí. Y la vida que ahora vivo en la carne, la vivo por la fe en el Hijo de Dios, quien me amó y se entregó a sí mismo por mí ”. Warnock apoya el aborto sin restricciones a pedido, el matrimonio homosexual, los machos biológicos transgénero que compiten con las hembras biológicas. La Escritura dice en Hebreos Obedece a tus líderes [pastores, ancianos] y sométete a ellos; porque ellos velan por vuestras almas, como los que rinden cuentas. Que hagan esto con alegría y no con dolor, porque esto no sería provechoso para ti (Hebreos 13:17). Esta es una responsabilidad aterradora y debería infundir miedo en el corazón de cada pastor. este cargo a pastores y ancianos es muy serio porque estas almas que están siendo vigiladas son eternas. la responsabilidad de creer en el evangelio es del individuo. Ezequiel 18:20 aclara que son los individuos quienes son juzgados por sus propios pecados. Pero a los ministros se les acusa como atalayas, subpastores del Gran Pastor, la responsabilidad de advertir a los pecadores del inminente juicio de Dios. Si el pastor no emite esta advertencia a esa persona destinada al infierno en el cuerpo de Cristo, la iglesia, Dios dice en Ezequiel 33: 7-9, "su sangre demandaré de tu mano". El pastor es responsable del cuidado del alma de los cristianos. Por negligencia o mal ejemplo, el pastor puede hacer pecar a uno de los preciosos hijos de Cristo. El Señor dio una severa advertencia al respecto: “Y cualquiera que haga tropezar a uno de estos pequeños que creen, mejor le sería que, con una pesada piedra de molino colgada del cuello, fuera arrojado al mar”. (Marcos 9:42). Jesús toma en serio la condición espiritual de sus santos y los valora mucho. Hebreos 12 nos dice que Jesús sufrió para "santificar al pueblo mediante su propia sangre". Y Hechos 20:28 lo pone aún más claramente: “Estad en guardia por vosotros mismos y por todo el rebaño, entre los cuales el Espíritu Santo os ha puesto por supervisores, para pastorear la iglesia de Dios que Él compró con su propia sangre”. La sangre de todo pastor, incluida la de Raphael Warnock, debería congelarse al leer Hebreos 13:17. Porque las almas por las que debe dar cuenta no solo son eternas, son eternamente valiosas para Jesucristo. Los compró con su propia sangre. Esta es una gran responsabilidad. A Warnock se le preguntó cómo las opiniones pro-elección del Partido Demócrata "cuadran" con su "papel como ministro, líder de una iglesia, hombre de Dios". “Creo que la atención médica es un derecho humano”, dijo. “Y creo que es algo que la nación más rica del mundo brinda a sus ciudadanos, y para mí, la justicia reproductiva es consistente con mi compromiso con eso. “Creo inequívocamente en el derecho de la mujer a elegir, y que la decisión es algo en lo que no queremos que participe el gobierno, eso es entre ella, su médico y su ministro. Y lucharé por eso en el Senado de los Estados Unidos y, al mismo tiempo, continuaré luchando para que las mujeres puedan recibir el tipo de servicios que necesitan para tener un embarazo saludable y bebés saludables. Tenemos una tasa de mortalidad materna en este país que es extremadamente alta, particularmente para ser el país más rico del mundo ". Haciendo referencia a su carrera como ministro y en el servicio público, Warnock agregó: “Me he centrado en la salud de la mujer, la elección de la mujer, la justicia reproductiva. Eso es consistente con mi punto de vista como ministro cristiano. Y lucharé por ello ". (Titulares cristianos lunes 24 de agosto de 2020). Las palabras de Warnock y el uso de las Escrituras son tan engañosos como las palabras de Satanás a Eva y su uso de las Escrituras al tentar a Cristo en el desierto. (Génesis 3; Mateo 4; Lucas 4; y Marcos 1).Studied at Universidad de Panamá; Studied Juris Doctor (J.D.) /Law Degree at De La Salle;
12/02/2020
Cristianos en Georgia, con respecto a las elecciones de segunda vuelta del Senado
Christians in Georgia, Concerning the Senate Run-off Elections
Raphael Warnock earned his master’s and doctorate at Union Theological Seminary in New York City. Dr. James Cone, founder, and father of black liberation theology was his doctoral advisor and close personal mentor until his recent death.
Cone adopted the Marxist tenet that life is a struggle of the oppressed against oppressors. He defined the oppressors as whites and the white church and the oppressed as blacks and the black church. He then redefined the purpose of the Christian faith as deliverance from oppression.
High on the list of concern for Christians, those who are born-again believers who believe in the death burial resurrection, and ascension of Jesus Christ is that Warnock is more of a follower of Cone than Christ. Dr. Cone writes in his foundational book, “Black Theology and Black Power,” “We cannot solve ethical questions of the twentieth century by looking at what Jesus did in the first. Our choices are not the same as his [Christ’s]. Being Christians does not mean following in his steps.”
This is contrary to Jesus’ words, “If anyone would come after Me, let him deny himself and take up his cross and follow Me” (Matthew 16:24).
Paul to the Galatians (2:20) said, “I have been crucified with Christ. It is no longer I who live, but Christ who lives in me. And the life I now live in the flesh I live by faith in the Son of God, who loved me and gave himself for me.”
Warnock supports unrestricted abortion on demand, gay marriage, transgender biological males competing with biological females.
Scripture says in Hebrews Obey your leaders, [pastors, elders] and submit to them; for they keep watch over your souls, as those who will give an account. Let them do this with joy and not with grief, for this would be unprofitable for you (Hebrews 13:17). This is a terrifying responsibility and should strike fear into the heart of every pastor. this charge to pastors and elders is so serious because these souls being watched over are eternal. the responsibility for believing the gospel is on the individual. Ezekiel 18:20 makes it plain that it is individuals who are judged for their own sins. But ministers are charged as watchmen, undershepherds of the Great Shepherd with the responsibility of warning sinners of the impending judgment of God. If the pastor does not issue this warning to that hell-bound individual in the body of Christ, the church, God says in Ezekiel 33:7–9, “his blood I will require at your hand.”.
The pastor is responsible for the soul-care of Christians. By neglect or bad example, the pastor may cause one of Christ’s precious children to sin. The Lord gave a stern warning regarding this, “And whoever causes one of these little ones who believe to stumble, it would be better for him if, with a heavy millstone hung around his neck, he had been cast into the sea.” (Mark 9:42).
Jesus takes the spiritual condition of his saints seriously and values them highly. Hebrews 12 tells us Jesus suffered so that he would “sanctify the people through his own blood.” And Acts 20:28 puts it even more clearly, “Be on guard for yourselves and for all the flock, among which the Holy Spirit has made you overseers, to shepherd the church of God which He purchased with His own blood.”
Every pastor’s blood, including Raphael Warnock’s, should run cold at the reading of Hebrews 13:17. Because the souls he must give an account for are not only eternal, they are eternally valuable to Jesus Christ. He bought them with His own blood. This is a sobering responsibility.
Warnock was asked how the pro-choice views of the Democrat Party “square with” his “role as a minister, a leader of a church, a man of God.”
“I believe that healthcare is a human right,” He said “And I believe that it is something that the richest nation in the world provides for its citizens, and for me, reproductive justice is consistent with my commitment to that.
“I believe unequivocally in a woman's right to choose, and that the decision is something that we don't want government engaged in – that's between her and her doctor and her minister. And I will fight for that in the United States Senate, and at the same time continue to fight so women can receive the kind of services that they need in order to have a healthy pregnancy and healthy babies. We have a maternal death rate in this country that is exceedingly high, particularly to be the richest country in the world.”
Referencing his career as a minister and in public service, Warnock added, “I've been focused on women's health, women's choice, reproductive justice. That is consistent with my view as a Christian minister. And I will fight for it.” (Christian Headlines Monday, August 24, 2020).
Warnock’s words & use of Scripture are as deceptive as Satan’s words to Eve and his use of Scripture when tempting Christ in the wilderness. (Gen. 3; Matt. 4; Luke 4; & Mark 1).
The Didache, a first-century document, represents the preserved oral traditions detailing the training of Gentile converts. It is, was an anonymous “pastoral manual”. I can say more on the Didache but we would start down a rabbit trail. To apply it to Warnock’s comments concerning abortion, the 1st century Christians opposed abortion which was practiced by the Romans and others. The Didache was the first Christian statement opposing abortion and infanticide. The Didache as well as the early church father Justin Martyr doesn’t rely on any “new” teaching of Jesus Christ. The Christian sources embrace the prevailing Jewish reverence for human life: anyone deliberately aborting a formed fetus (drugs or surgery) extinguishes a human life; anyone extinguishing newborn infant risks becoming a murderer. In addition, there are variations in Decalogues for Gentile, You will not: kill your son in abortion (teaching of the Apostles); not murder offspring by means of abortion (Didache); not cause an abortion, (Ecclesiastic Cannons of the Apostles).
All that to say that Pastor Raphael Warnock is taking it upon himself to establish his own theology and is telling God Himself that he (Warnock) determines what is Truth. Unfortunately, he will answer to God when judged and answer for all the lost souls that he will be responsible for sending to hell because of his false teaching on that one point.
