The Bible Church, Abbeville, Louisiana, UPCI

We have rented the building in Abbeville! Thank you for praying!

The Bible Church
1804 West Third Street
Abbeville, Louisiana

- Meetings to start in this location in February. We will continue to meet in the present locations in Abbeville and Kaplan.

The building will also house Apostolic Theological Seminary and Bible College.

Thank you, Jesus!

Bruce and Dana Klein, Pastors

 http://biblechurchla.weebly.com/

The Revised Standard Version and the UPCI

THE REVISED STANDARD VERSION

Adopted by the General Conference in 1953

Inasmuch as the United Pentecostal Church believes in the inspiration of the holy Scriptures, given to us by holy men of God who spoke as they were moved by the Holy Ghost, and [inasmuch as] we believe the Scriptures to be the Word of God given to us by divine authority,

We hereby declare our position regarding the new translation of the Bible in modern speech known as the Revised Standard Version of the Bible, copyrighted by the National Council of Churches in America:

Whereas upon examining the Revised Standard Version of the Bible we find [that] many [passages concerning] the fundamentals of our Christian faith and doctrine have been changed and are very misleading, namely, the virgin birth of Christ, remission of sins as taught in the New Testament, the deity of Christ, and other truths, and

Whereas a majority of the committee of translators themselves, according to their associations, connections and records, are [shown] to be modernist and liberal scholars who do not believe or embrace the revealed truths of God's holy Word, including the plan of God's salvation, . . .

Be it therefore resolved that the United Pentecostal Church International declare its disapproval of the Revised Standard Version of the Bible, copyrighted by the National Council of the Churches of Christ in the U.S.A.

Be it further resolved that we continue to accept the King James Version of the Bible as the most accurate translation of the Scriptures to be used in our churches and among our people.

The above is a position paper of the United Pentecostal Church International and is provided for informational purposes.

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Apostolic Bible Conferences

'Apostolic Bible Conferences'© provides Pentecostal, Apostolic, Oneness, holiness, Jesus name Conferences, -- Repentance, Water baptism and the Holy Ghost baptism are taught as required for salvation!  Jesus Christ is our God!     

  Dr. and Sister Klein have written over 20 books.

 They travel full-time across the Nation teaching Bible Conferences, plus Biblical Greek and Hebrew Seminars.

 They are both licensed with the UPCI.

 They teach Bible Conference subjects which include Biblical languages. If you would like to host a Conference, please call for a date. They teach both the Beginner and Graduate level. They like to advertise the Language Seminars in the local communities and churches as an outreach tool. Baptist pastors need to know Greek, and they need salvation. Dr. Klein was educated in Baptist colleges and seminaries, and he was a Baptist pastor about a hundred years ago!

  You too can read the Bible in the original languages. They make it easy and give you further tools to enhance your personal studies and devotions. Every pastors needs to know Greek and Hebrew!

 See their books at Amazon.com.   

 They also teach Oneness Studies, Theological Studies, Creation Studies, and many other topics.

                 You too can learn the Bible in it's original languages!
     For information or to book a conference or seminar please write or call them at:
                                            Bibleteach@hotmail.com
                                                       337-517-3954

http://www.abconferences.com/

General Conference, UPCI

Hello Friends,


 We are at the general conference for the UPCI. It is a great place to be! The preaching is the best I have ever heard! Pastors Jerry Jones and Jeff Arnold have preached sermons dealing with more than salvation!


 We have a table in the exhibit hall selling books I have written. We are meeting a lot of Christians.

In Jesus,
Dr. Klein

Apostolic Tracts in Foreign Languages

Hello Friends,

Do you need tracts written in foreign languages?

Below is a link to Apostolic tracts.

There is a large problem with these tracts from the UPCI, they use Satan's perverted bibles. The only Bible available today that is acceptable is the King James Bible. All other so-called Bibles are perversions. Someday hopefully, real Christians will translate a New Testament based on Jesus' preserved Word. Until then, the King James Bible is the best!

http://www.globaltracts.com/

A thought would be to take the foreign language tract, then replace the perverted Scriptures with Jesus' best translation. If you would like to know which is the best in a certain language, please email me.


In Jesus,
Bruce

Apostolic - Pentecostal

Hello Students,

What is the difference between the use of the words 'Pentecostal' and 'Apostolic'?

United Pentecostal Church International is an Apostolic denomination.
http://www.upci.org/about.asp
Oneness of God
http://www.upci.org/about.asp#oneness

International Pentecostal Holiness Church is a denomination which is not Apostolic in doctrine. They use the word 'Pentecostal'.
http://www.iphc.org/
Trinitarian
http://arc.iphc.org/theology/amp1.html

Pentecostal Church of God is a denomination which is not Apostolic in doctrine. They use the word 'Pentecostal'.
http://www.pcg.org/
Trinitarian
http://www.pcg.org/cgi-bin/gx.cgi/AppLogic+FTContentServer?pagename=FaithHighway/10000/7000/880PE/main_believe


My reason for documenting Pentecostal denominations is to show the use of the word 'Pentecostal' is used by those who are and aren't Apostolic. The word 'Apostolic' is more definitive; the word 'Apostolic' is more exact in describing what I believe. The word 'Pentecostal' maybe describing someone who does not hold to Christian doctrine.

So consequently, I use the word 'Apostolic' because it identifies me as one who believes the Godhead is not composed of three persons, and that a Christian is one who has been water baptized in Jesus' name and has been Holy Spirit baptized with the evidence of speaking in tongues.

Some Apostolics teach Pentecostals have more of an outward holiness position than Apostolics. Overall, most Pentecostals cut their hair and wear pants. Most Apostolics don't cut their hair or wear pants. So, which word would you like to use? Apostolic or Pentecostal?

I have chosen to use the word 'Apostolic'!


In Jesus,
Bruce