I name ‘submissionism‘ my term for “shepherding movement” which I renamed after much study and participating,  in their controlling, mantled Book of Acts ministry,intercessory move in the Holy Spirit big gifts and worship…”as per God’s call from the mid 1970’s on..till now.
This was just quite a BIG learning curved..

I analyze these from my own experience, having been raised by sr office Christian authority who NOT Levitical Patriarch, who loved his wife as his teammate, colaborer and friend ,equal partner, in Ephesians 5:21 which made v. 22 not any type of big deal in the family, as it was spirit led, Bible based, cheery and servant leader “chain of command’ ‘not authoritarian or autocratic, imperial, slave and master, ‘owner of”, as these mentioned seem to deeply  be.

And that is precisely WHY I was taken aback by it, for it comes cloaked in worship, fine arts and precious praying and is relaxing, (when it is  prophetically healthy, not occult it is wonderful..type groups. for more than 25 years (of USA God’s called “Cross Body Investigation) which I have named WELP (Western European Levitical Patriarchianism) and Ole Boy Deep South “white” general, all-male similar types of Christian patriarchy. This is seen in old-school theology coming from the mountain hills of the USA generally but also intermingled with “spiritual fathering,” “Colonial WASP” hard-core aristocratic USA “Patrichianism,” and even the ministry in the Book of Acts. These stem way down from the anti-female New England Patriarchy (elite Puritan evil eye WELP) who used “occult reading people vibes” subject witchcraft was named “spectral evidence” in the Courts.

How beautiful times spent in listening for the Lord, in deep pure worship, prayer can have false double edged satanic other side.

REASON..it’s evolved and mega common, also gentrified and set in, and very often, uses “white witchcraft” to stay in control. It does not will to relate, as it believes that it does not need to or want to. (Missing I JOHN 1:7 which is double verse

RELATIONSHIP I John 1:7  (KJV)But if we walk in the light, as he is in the light, we have fellowship one with another, and the blood of Jesus Christ his Son cleanseth us from all sin”

EXPLORING THIS MIGHTY VERSE I JOHN 1:7

DISCUSSION OF I JOHN 1:7

FIRST HALF “But if (“IF” means ‘conditional”) we(the leaders, elders, lay,  staff, teams, attending many persons) walk in the light,(open, non biased, no class system, but servant leader, (Ephesians 1:6, 2:14-15, 4:1-4, 5:21, abiding James 3:17) as He (Christ/Messiah) is in the light,(Jesus to all related Acts 10:38 )..then “walking in the Light “reproduces this type of fruit” we have fellowship one with another (FIRST HALF );

BELOW ARE  THE RELATIONSHIPS traditionally, all historically found in a  PURE FIRST CHURCH “FELLOWSHIP” “COMMUNITY” mentioned above:

• In James 3:17, each word carries significant meaning within its original context:

1. Pure (hagnos in Greek) – This word refers to moral purity, cleanliness, and innocence. In the context of wisdom, it suggests a wisdom that is untainted by selfish motives or impure intentions.
2. Peaceable (eirēnikos in Greek) – This word relates to peace and harmony. It describes a person or thing that promotes or maintains peace. In the context of wisdom, it indicates a wisdom that fosters peace and reconciliation.
3. Gentle (epieikēs in Greek) – This word conveys the idea of being fair, reasonable, and gentle. It is often translated as “reasonable” or “moderate.” In the context of wisdom, it suggests a wisdom that is considerate and fair-minded.
4. Easy to be entreated (eupeithēs in Greek) – This phrase can be translated as “willing to yield” or “open to reason.” It describes someone who is easily persuaded or willing to listen to others. In the context of wisdom, it implies a wisdom that is open to dialogue and receptive to feedback.
5. Full of mercy (mestos eleous in Greek) – This phrase describes someone who is overflowing with compassion and kindness. In the context of wisdom, it suggests a wisdom that is compassionate and empathetic towards others.
6. Good fruits (karpos agathos in Greek) – This phrase refers to the positive outcomes or results of one’s actions. In the context of wisdom, it implies that true wisdom produces good and beneficial outcomes.
7. Without partiality (adiakritos in Greek) – This phrase can be translated as “unwavering” or “unbiased.” It describes someone who is impartial and does not show favoritism. In the context of wisdom, it suggests a wisdom that is fair and just.
8. Without hypocrisy (anupokritos in Greek) – This phrase describes someone who is sincere and genuine, without pretense or deceit. In the context of wisdom, it implies a wisdom that is authentic and true to its principles.

•  Acts 10:34: “Then Peter opened his mouth, and said, Of a truth I perceive that God is no respecter of persons.”

SECOND HALF of I JOHN 1:7

PART 1 “But if we walk in the light, as he is in the light, we have fellowship one with another,

PART 2 (If submitted to, I John 1:7 “produces” CHRISTIAN RELATIONSHIP

Therefore, Part 1 may be used to “observe,  assess evaluate” and perceive the RESPECT a Christian Minister, pastor, prophet, elder, cell leader, more.. has.or does not seem to have… for God’s People, for their relationships in ministry, community, lay, family,children,teens, all ages, even elders, also “who they respect THEIR OWN spouse, family, staff, etc)

Also, the Ministry offices, pastor, staff, prophet, cell leaders and more  may also use this verse to “assess,”observe,  assess evaluate” and perceive the RESPECT the Christian lay, volunteers, new visitor, repeat attender, conference visitor has for “them!”

It works both ways ..either side of the ministry aisle  and  is  valuable training !

Now, let us look at  PART 2 of I JOHN 1:7, for it is a warning for the ‘ministers, elders, top ministry offices” about “being left uncovered by Jesus shed blood” (out from under His supernatural “covering”) in these dark, demonic, seeming evil times.

NOTE this is a Submitted Selah and not autocratic dogma..to provoke sober realistic, potential thought.

PART 2 (“if we walk in the light, etc) THEN …..
and the blood of Jesus Christ his Son cleanseth us from all sin.”

Q. What does it mean /imply that “cleanses us  from  SELAH: It implies that “if we are not walking “in the light” then we our sins are “not covered”(as we are opening our selves up to the unrepentant sin of body /community satanic pride, haught faulfinding, “blocking’ “excluding’ ‘feeling superior and /or critically accusing “biased” and “blocking ” CERTAIN human person who are peer “in Christ “relationships”.

this then leaves the Proud Saint” uncovered by this refusal to “respect’ “put another person’s feelings’ before themselves, by being “clannish, bigoted, haughty, selective’ “respecter of persons” which is sin and does not bear witness to the James 3:17 “fruit which comes from above.
and due to great ego, we may remain (unwittingly) in proud, elite, willful sinful (which has no place in the family of God “OR” in persons who say that “I represent Jesus as a pastor, office minister, leader, lay..so this is a sin of “omission” ‘ignorance” yet still judges is as it is mentioned in the I John 1:7 verse..for it is “accusation” on the devalued human person who came to seek the Lord and Hebrews 10:25″ fellowship with the saints’ but instead the ministry was critical, bossy and clearing “biased, and “Psalm 115:4-8) (blinded by making income) as “used God’s Holy Name as false advertising, to woo many people ..so they could take their offerings, but actually, they only wanted PET STYLES or COLORS or AGES, GENDERS like themselves,

So Frankly they “took God name in vain” by marketing themselves as “come to Jesus House, all are welcome) when in reality that “lied,” were”phonies’ “Christian hypocrites” who used God’s Name in Vain (Exodus

(Christian this is RELATIONSHIP RESPECT for the Lord Most High  Exodus 20:7, states:

“You shall not take the name of the Lord your God in vain, for the Lord will not hold him guiltless who takes his name in vain.”

by the blood of Jesus (unless we repent, change our ways, ask forgiveness )

SELAH: “the shed blood of Christ” “which takes away the sins of the world” and each “true believer in Jesus” relates to Old Testament Moses back in Eqypt, when the hard hearted ruler Pharoah, refused to let God’s people go, so Mighty God sent the many plagues to make him want to do that.
Still Pharaoh refused but God sent a last plague, which was the following:

The Old Testament account of the blood on the doorposts during the Passover in Egypt and the sacrificial system established by the Law of Moses both served as foreshadows or types of the ultimate sacrifice of Jesus Christ.

1. Passover and the Blood on the Doorposts: In Exodus 12, God instructed the Israelites to mark their doorposts with the blood of a lamb as a sign of faith and obedience. This act protected them from the final plague, where the firstborn of every household in Egypt would die. The blood served as a sign of redemption and deliverance, indicating that the household belonged to God and was spared from judgment. This event prefigured Jesus Christ, who is often referred to as the “Lamb of God” in the New Testament. His sacrificial death on the cross serves as the ultimate atonement for sin, providing redemption and deliverance for all who believe in Him.
2. The Sacrificial System in the Law: The Law of Moses, given to Israel through Moses, included a complex system of animal sacrifices. These sacrifices, offered at the tabernacle or later the temple, were meant to atone for sin and restore the relationship between the people and God. The blood of the animals was central to these sacrifices, as it symbolized the life being given as a substitute for the sinner. However, these sacrifices were temporary and had to be repeated regularly, highlighting the ongoing nature of sin and the need for a perfect sacrifice.
3. Jesus Christ as the Ultimate Sacrifice: The New Testament teaches that Jesus Christ came as the fulfillment of the Old Testament sacrificial system. His sacrificial death on the cross, where He shed His blood, served as the final and perfect atonement for sin. Hebrews 9:12-14 explains that Jesus entered the Most Holy Place once for all, not with the blood of goats and calves, but with His own blood, thus securing eternal redemption. His sacrifice was sufficient to pay the penalty for sin once and for all, making further animal sacrifices unnecessaryCHRISTIAN MINISTRY IS SUPERNATURAL when needed (not needed 250% of the time)
5. In summary, the Old Testament practices of blood on the doorposts and animal sacrifices were temporary measures pointing forward to the ultimate sacrifice of Jesus Christ. His death on the cross fulfilled the requirements of the Law and provided eternal redemption for all who believe in Him.

God told Moses, ” I am going to send my death angel (the spirit of death) to kill the first born of every persons. I do not want this to happen to My Children, the children of Israel,  so Moses, tell each family to kill a  lamb and sprinkle the blood over their door post. Then when the death angel flies over, and sees the blood, he will pass by.

(The Old Testament Jewish law was to later lambs and bull ,other animals, as a penalty for Hebrew people’s sins. The of Atonement was the major one.
All of the Old Testament of Blood to please the Lord (many different sacrificies),stopped after Jesus Christ was killed on the old rugged cross and shed his blood once and for all.

SELAH as we all understand PSALM 91 need for God’s protective and miracle power “safety” in periods of real danger, illness, imminent big danger, etc

I liken this Psalm 91 as an example which a favorite of many who claim this during I submit that it is akin to supernatural warfare described by Apostle Paul Ephesians 6 “we wrestle not against flesh and blood but against spiritual wickedness in heavenly places’

Spirit personal will comprehend this topic, others won’t.

So I will explain and submit to Book of Acts, Christian ministers who are involved in this “demonic” VS  “prayer”  realm