Comments on: Wilderness Survival for Christians – Part Three

By: Joan The Baptist

Joan The Baptist — Wed, 07 Apr 2010 20:52:52 +0000

Brother Herrin,

It is only by ones true wilderness experinces that one can write about such powerful things. After reading wilderness 3 and adding the less than "FEW" that made it out of the 600,000 men (2). And of Noah's time (8) and of Lot's (3). Those statistics are very grim. Narrow is the gate and "FEW" there be that find it. May the LORD continue to bless you and your family during these times.It is through the wildreness that we can find true salvation or damnation. Your writings are TRUTH and Holy Spirit filled. God have mercy on us. In Christ name, Cassie

By: Joseph Herrin

Joseph Herrin — Wed, 07 Apr 2010 18:46:25 +0000

Dear Pete,

I have written a book that provides the type of testimony that you have requested. The book is titled "The Road From Babylon To Zion." The subtitle reads, "A roadmap for the Overcomer on the road to Zion – with the snares and ambushes of the enemy clearly marked." You can find it at the following link:

http://www.heart4god.ws/id276.htm

May you be blessed with peace and understanding in these days.

By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Wed, 07 Apr 2010 14:13:45 +0000

Joseph,
Seeing as you are one of the forerunners in this exodus out of Babylon and into the wilderness, would you consider taking one of the posts in this series to address a few of the mistakes that you have made in your journey in the hopes that we might learn from you and benefit from your transparency?
Blessings,
Pete

By: Joseph Herrin

Joseph Herrin — Wed, 07 Apr 2010 14:01:50 +0000

Dear Dee,

Thank you for writing and asking a very important question. We find that in the story of Israel in the wilderness that Yahweh did not forget the children. Those under the age of twenty did not fall under the judgment of the parents. I believe this is in keeping with Yahweh's principle that the children are not to be judged for the sins of the fathers, nor the fathers for the sins of the children.

I have found the Father to give the following testimony to me. All who are willing to follow Him with a desire to enter into their inheritance will be permitted to do so. None will be disqualified due to the disobedience of those around them.

May you be blessed with peace and understanding in these days.

By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Wed, 07 Apr 2010 05:07:38 +0000

Dear Mr. Herrin,
Your 3 part article has been very encouraging in many ways. And there is a lot to digest.
You said:>>>
There are a great multitude of Christians who will perish in the wilderness. They will not enter into God’s rest. They will fall short of possessing the glorious inheritance that could have been theirs.>>>
What say you about children who profess Christ and are learning how to really trust HIM? Or young people who are learning of the LORD through HIS Word and through life experience. In some ways, your writings seem to maybe only address older people. I'd really like your thoughts on this…
Dee

By: Angela

Angela — Wed, 07 Apr 2010 04:57:48 +0000

Why do I love this message? I should not like it, because it is a hard teaching. Do I like it because my husband and I have been through serious trials and have pressed ever harder into Yah. Do I feel justification of our trials? I long for my friends and family to seek for Him as for gold or silver, but what I observe is that He is not treasure to most. Thank you for preaching the truth and please pray for me that I will be willing to speak the truth in love. Time is so short and it is not loving to keep our mouths shut.