Sorcery and Witchcraft: Christianity's Celebrity Prophets
July 28, 2016
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July 28, 2016
James C said (July 29, 2016):
How many of these so-called "prophets" would be around if the following standard were applied?
"But the prophet, which shall presume to speak a word in my name, which I have not commanded him to speak, or that shall speak in the name of other gods, even that prophet shall die. And if thou say in thine heart, How shall we know the word which the LORD hath not spoken? When a prophet speaketh in the name of the LORD, if the thing follow not, nor come to pass, that is the thing which the LORD hath not spoken, but the prophet hath spoken it presumptuously: thou shalt not be afraid of him" (Deuteronomy 18:20-22).
Marcos said (July 29, 2016):
These false preachers have been bitten by the Gnostic lie that we can become Gods. What we say can become reality and we can force God to do whatever we want. This is similar to the Kabbalah belief in spiritual evolution when we "help" a powerless God to fix the work (Tikkun olam).
Real Christians, on the other hand, believe in a life of submission and dependence on God, forfeiting their own will and plans, obeying His commands and loving their neighbors. It is the opposite view.
There is a lot of prophecy in the Bible, but with two caveats: there is nothing one can do to prevent or hasten it, and it is impossible to put an exact date on it. That's why Jesus said: occupy (mind your own business) until I come. How could a false teacher make money by preaching this attitude?
Do you think the end is coming? Good. Look for spiritual things, do good and preach salvation in Jesus while it is possible. Avoid false teachers, because prophecy clearly says they will come.
Al Thompson said (July 29, 2016):
There is nothing more destructive to the prosperous and peaceful order of life for mankind than "Christianity." Islam cannot hold a candle to the destructiveness of the Christian churches. I've had personal experience with them and from the Roman Catholic church to fundamental bible churches, they are all full of shit as they pull the most ridiculous doctrines and prophecies out of their collective asses. I'm at the point to where I question the validity of the Bible because of the idea of judging a tree by its fruit. If we use that benchmark, then there's a major problem with the veracity of the bibles.
Christianity is nothing more than Judaism for gentiles. Most of the bible is claimed to be written by Jews so that could be the problem. I wouldn't touch any religious organization with a ten-foot pole after some of my experiences. The reason Christians are so bad is because they appear to agree with a high moral standard but all of that is a farce. It is best to stay away from them and to never set foot in any of these religious organizations, especially the ones that are called Christian.
Richard said (July 29, 2016):
The ongoing spectacular implosion of Ted Cruz' Presidential campaign shows unequivocally that the Christian Zionist fad has hit it's expiration date.
Sid Green said (July 28, 2016):
My general rule on religions is that if there are known celebrities and organized houses of worship then that's Satanism. Organized religion is evil. Obviously some guy with a microphone and a slick suit who is getting tens of thousands of dollars to speak on TV is not a real believer. That person is going to hell for having an EGO and going on TV. So.....no obviously those are not real Christians, neither are any of the organized Christian Churches. Follow what Christ said if you want to be a real Christian, he said Not to be a priest, not to call anyone Father and not to have anyone be a priest. He said to pray in your room alone. Christianity and all organized religions are fake and Satanic. Every last house of worship on earth is a Satanic Church. The real church is in your heart. Stop being so stupid. The article was hard to follow because it's so obvious. Yes, people who are obviously devil worshipers, are.......devil worshipers. Ted Cruz was a good clown. He'll be one of the first into the fire on the End of Days.
Tony B said (July 28, 2016):
This reminds me of two incidents related to me some 35 or 40 years ago by Gordon Winrod, son of Gerald Winrod, both of whom were at different times Missouri Lutheran Synod preachers who later switched to preaching Christ's stated truths about the pharisees. ("You are of your father the devil, and the desires of your father you will do. He was a murderer from the beginning, and he stood not in the truth; because truth is not in him. When he speaks a lie, he speaks of his own, for he is a liar, and the father thereof." - St. John 8:44) Pretty plain stuff.
When Gordon was a little boy (1930s) an unmarked car with suited men came to their house with loaded guns, held the whole family at gunpoint until others had stolen and loaded in the car thousands of copies of "The Protocols of the Elders of Zion," which the family had just finished printing, then drove away without ever uttering a word. There were no plates on the black sedan.
Later in life, Gordon was fighting to get out the seldom preached biblical truths mentioned to more people. He made an iron clad contract with the two very powerful Mexican radio stations broadcasting into the heart of the U.S. covering roughly half the nation. That contract and his broadcasts lasted exactly two days when both stations refused to honor them regardless of the illegality of the refusals.
The point is that preachers can get rich as kings using the talmudic owned media outlets so long as they don't preach the truth. "Telling" kinds of truths are simply not allowed. I'll bet almost every church goer reading this has never heard a preacher mention any scripture remotely similar to St. John 8:44. Or, if they do mention it, they will not mention that today's rabbis brag about being the descendants of those pharisees Christ labeled as not only satanic but actual sons of the devil.
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Thomas said (July 29, 2016):
One thing that amuses me is the people who predict that the rapture will occur on a certain date. When that date comes and goes and they are still on earth, they assume that their calculation was wrong. Many go back to calculate a new date, which is also wrong. Apparently, it never occurs to them that their calculation was not wrong. They were not raptured but were just left behind.