Did This Guy Prove Justin Peters is a False Teacher?

An accuser of the Brethren, who goes by Brian, claims he has proof our dear brother

Justin Peters is a false teacher full of nonsense. In this video we're going to hear from Justin Peters in a brief clip describe what he thinks is absolute proof that cessationism is true.

Let's hear what he has to say. If all of the signed gifts were still operative in the church today, there would be no debate about it.

There would be no debate about it. The very fact that there is a debate as to whether or not the signed gifts continue is inherent proof that they haven't.

See, what he just basically said there was that the fact that there are people who disagree with me, that's proof in itself that I'm right.

That's what Justin Peters just said. No, the point Justin made is very simple. If continuationism is true and the miraculous signed gifts for divine revelation are still regularly at work in the church today, then proving it should be really easy.

You could end the debate by pointing to a genuine miracle like those seen in the book of Acts. Show one healing where a man lame from birth immediately received new legs and walked.

Show one person who was raised the dead. Show one group of people miraculously speaking other languages they did not previously know.

Show one modern prophet with a 100 % track record of making miraculous predictions and they came true.

It should be easy to produce these proofs, but you can't, because the need for apostolic signed gifts has ceased.

Instead, they debate about the continuation of miracles, which proves they don't have the proof. That was

Justin's point, whom Brian slandered, calling him a false teacher. As 1 Corinthians 13 says, if I speak with the tongues of men and of angels, but do not have love,