What are the 'spiritual wickedness in high places' that Les Feldick talks about?
The 'spiritual wickedness in high places' refers not to local pastors or sincere men proclaiming the Word, but to false teachers and big-wheel scholars. Such scholars, including one who casts doubt on the Scriptures, exemplify the spiritual opposition connected with the Ephesians verse.
Les explains that when he mentioned the spiritual wickedness in high places, he qualified right away that he was not talking about local pastors and men who are sincere and proclaiming the Word. He was instead castigating false teachers and what he calls the big-wheel scholars. He connects this to the verse in Ephesians about being up against spiritual wickedness in high places. As an illustration, he mentions that after a taping he came home to find the Biblical Archaeology Review with an article titled 'Did Re-Jesus Really Die on the Cross?' He also refers to a TV program interviewing the lady who wrote the book, someone he calls a quote, unquote, scholar, who casts doubt on the Scriptures.
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Who does Les Feldick say he is talking about when he mentions 'spiritual wickedness in high places'?
When Les Feldick criticizes 'spiritual wickedness in high places,' he is referring to false-teaching big-wheel scholars, not sincere local pastors who proclaim the Word.