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A LITTLE HISTORY - THE SHEPHERDING MOVEMENT This thesis is a discussion of some of the abuses of dominion-shepherding movement, which circulates often among many charismatic and pentecostal groups. The thesis (by Allan Clare ) explains one of the leading hidden movements within the Charistmatic streams of Christianity. The shepherding movement was directed by 5 leaders known as the Ft. Lauderdale Five. While most chuches naturally place boundaries around the authority of the Pastor, the fort Lauderdale five ran the congregations as fiefdoms (Private domains), exercising complete authority over all aspects of life. Most people were lurred in by their lack of knowledge of the New Testament. Traditional historic Christianity inculcates limits (see the work Lex Rex) against overreaching authority. This thesis explains the misguided teaching of these [excessive] shepherds. The five were deeply influenced by William Branham [Ern Baxter, one of the 5 had known him], and in turn they deeply influenced others such as the Kansas City Prophets (IHOP) , Paul Cain, Bickle and Joyner [were under Wimber who was under Paul Cain]; and Peter Wagner. They are sometimes considered a syncretistic bridg
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Allan Clare; Bill Hamon, Ern Baxter; Charles Simpson; Derek Prince; Don Basham; Bob Mumford: John Bevere; R C Sproul; Bredesen; Juan Carlos Ortiz; Bruce Metzger; Nida; FF Bruce; Ch · CC BY-NC-ND 3.0
The Latter Rain · Legacy · WiThe Latter Rain · Legacy · William Branham · Anointing Apostasy · Feast of Tabernacles · Mystery Babylon, Apostasy, Bill Hamon, R. C. Sproul · shepherding · Charles Graves