"Let Mutual Love Continue" - Ted Wilson at the Ecumenical Luncheon during the 61st General Conference Session in St. Louis

Ted Wilson is pictured here with Dr. Casely Essamuach, the Secretary of the Global Christian Forum, a world-wide ecumenical group made up of Catholics and Protestants. Dr. Caseey, Ted Wilson's honored guest, is holding up his organization's infamous book, "Let Mutual Love Continue" at the ecumenical luncheon he attended with Ted Wilson and Ganoune Diop during the 61st General Conference Session in St. Louis. Dr. Casely, Rome's ecumenical agent, is obviously here to promote his book and his message, which calls for the reconciliation of Catholics and Protestants. We will examine the contents of this book.

Remember, this is the same Dr. Casely Essamuach who, along with Pope Francis, is working to bring Protestants and Catholics together in unity and common ground. In fact, on page 195 of his organization's book, "Let Mutual Love Continue," Dr. Casely Essamuach includes a papal greeting and a papal blessing from Pope Francis. Don't forget, this is the same book that Dr. Casely was holding up with Ted Wilson during their ecumenical lunch at the GC Sessions.

Page 122: "Five centuries of conflict, rivalry and prejudice between Catholics and Protestants are being overcome, slowly but surely, through a profound conversion-a journey in the opposite direction-that allows the churches together to distance themselves from the mistakes and exaggerations that led to their separation and to discern and take up the gifts that God is giving to each." (Let Mutual Love Continue, p. 122).

This is a call to distance ourselves from the five centuries of conflict and rivalry between Catholics and Protestants and to abandon the mistakes of the past.

Page 33: "Gathered from 24 different church families, we welcome one another. Please stand as we acknowledge your church family: African Initiated; Anglican; Baptist; Catholic; Church of Christ; Disciples of Christ; Evangelical; Holiness; Independent; Lutheran; Mennonite; Messianic Jew; Non-denominational; Old Catholic; Orthodox; Oriental Orthodox; Pentecostal; Quakers; Reformed and Presbyterian; Salvation Army; Seventh-day Adventists; United and Uniting; Waldensian." (Let Mutual Love Continue, p. 33).

This is a call to stand and acknowledge your church family, one big universal fraternity of Roman Catholics and Protestants.

Page 52: "The Global Christian Forum is the widening of the space that we all hoped for. I see it as a genuine and concerted effort to bring about healing, reconciliation and mutual love in the body of Christ. It is a move that broke away from the period of exclusion, superiority/inferiority complexes and name-calling." (Let Mutual Love Continue, p. 52).

This is a call to heal the period that the body of Christ "broke away" from each other. In other words, it's time to heal the deadly wound (Revelation 13:3). This book, which is being held up next to Ted Wilson, is a celebration of Vatican II's Decree on Ecumenism, Rome's plan to unite Protestants and Catholics into one:

Page 121: "Unitatis redintegratio (Decree on Ecumenism) ­is acknowledgement meant that Catholics admitted that blame for the separation in the sixteenth century was not all on the other side, but on our side too. It opened the road to a deep and transforming purification of memory, going beyond the unilateral and self-centered way in which, for centuries, Catholics and Protestants had presented the Reformation." (Let Mutual Love Continue, p. 121).

Let's not pretend Ted Wilson is unaware of the information contained in the book "Let Mutual Love Continue." Ganoune Diop is mentioned 12 times in the book, which was published in 2018, along with heretical statements from Pope Francis and other ecumenical agents of Rome.

A friend from Australia said it best when he expressed the following about this ecumenical lunch during the 61st General Conference Session in St. Louis:

"Have our leaders no concept of what 'Come out of her My people,' actually means. Given your presentation here, I am convinced it is time for all Seventh-day Adventists to take spiritual stock of what we actually believe. We can no longer rely on what filters down from the top. We have to know for ourselves. Israel's greatest sin was abandoning when God said 'don't,' and if we are not careful, our fate will mirror theirs" (from Australia).

In response to the leadership's unwillingness to be open and transparent about their ecumenical activities, a friend from Canada wrote the following to me:

"It reminds me of the duplicity surrounding the Martin-Barnhouse meetings, when Adventist leadership assured the evangelicals that Adventists were modifying their beliefs while assuring Adventists they were not. I imagine they'll keep doing so until Seventh-day Adventists have a Vatican Union Conference office and members will be so acclimatized to it all that they won't even notice that anything is amiss" (From Canada).

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