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Question, do we cast out false teachers or do we listen to Jesus when he says not to worry

about separating the wheat and tears, that his angel will do it when the harvest comes?

Thanks, Pastor Joel. All right. Great question. Okay, so with the parable, the wheat and the tears,

a couple things. One, fantastic parable, but there's a lot. And Jesus gets, he begins to explain

the analogies and illustrations in this parable. But, you know, the angels, right, are the ones who are going to separate. You know,

he says, this is representative of the angels. And, you know, the barn is representative of heaven.

And the father's house and the fire represents God's judgment and wrath and hell, these kinds of

things. But one thing that I think we should take note of is in the parable,

it begins with the idea,

Jesus sets the scene with an enemy coming in,

coming in,

in the middle of the night and sewing bad seed in the field.

And the tears are simply the harvest of that bad seed. So the tears is the harvest

of that bad seed. My point is this, in the case of Creflow Dahl, I think that he would have

more in common with the enemy coming in the middle of the night

sowing the bad seed than a tear that is the result of the bad seed.

Now, I understand that in the truest sense, we could say that the enemy, I think Jesus gets

to this, the enemy who sows the bad seed is the devil. And so in that sense,

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