This is the textbook definition of eisegesis. Joseph Prince needs Noah to be the last pure bred human in order to turn a story about the wrath of God into a story about His grace and mercy. The sad thing is he didn't have to do it. The ark itself is a type of Christ. He could of exposited this story correctly and still discussed the great love and mercy of God. The problem is in order to do that you also must address the wrath of God and the wickedness of man and that is simply not part of hyper-grace. Just like he must read into Acts 5 that Ananias and Sapphira were really unbelievers when it is clear they were believers. Just like he must read into Revelation 3 that lukewarmness must mean mixing law and grace when there is nothing to support such a silly notion. Because his goal is not to hear from God and allow God to speak to him. It is so he can prove that his gospel is true; even at the cost of the true Gospel. That should be enough to make any discerning believer steer very clear of Joseph Prince. I understand that a lot of what he preaches sounds so right and scratches our itching ears. I get it. But if you delve into the Word of God like the Bereans to test everything you will discover that his gospel is false to the core.
Reverend Anthony Wade - May, 9, 2014
