The False Prophet

Then I saw a second beast, coming out of the earth. It had two horns like a lamb, but it spoke like a dragon. (Revelation 13:11)
Most Christian people talk about Antichrist, the first beast. He comes out of the sea of mankind. He is the love of money.
Christians are hoping they will be caught up to Heaven before Antichrist appears. But Antichrist already is in America. He is our god----“ the love of money.”
We do not know that much about the second beast, the False Prophet. The False Prophet is Christian people who have rejected their personal cross and are seeking to be important and successful in the world.
We know the False Prophet is Christian people because it has “two horns like a lamb.” The “”Lamb” is the Lord Jesus Christ. The “two horns” represent a double portion of the power of the Lamb.
One may ask, “How could someone who speaks like Satan employ the power of Christ?”
According to the following passage, it is possible and does take place.
Many will say to me on that day, ‘Lord, Lord, did we not prophesy in your name and in your name drive out demons and in your name perform many miracles?’ Then I will tell them plainly, ‘I never knew you. Away from me, you evildoers!’ (Matthew 7:22,23)
Antichrist comes out of the “sea” of the nations. The False Prophet emerges from the “earth,” that is, the soul of man.
Many Christian leaders of today are speaking with the mouth of the dragon. They are advising the believers that they can be great in wealth, or in politics or business. “Their destiny is before them. They can go forward in faith, and success in the world will be theirs.”
John the Baptist said, “I must decrease and He must increase,” referring of course to the Lord Jesus Christ.
Outstanding Christian speakers of today are saying this does not apply to the believers of today. In so saying they reveal that they do not know the Lord. The truth is, our entire Christian discipleship is one in which we lay down our body as if it were an offering on the altar, and seek the will of God in every aspect of our life. We actually desire to decrease that Christ may increase in all that we are and do.