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Sunday, January 29, 2012

Rare Footage of Benjamin Creme and Maitreya's Channeled Voice


New Age teacher Benjamin Creme was documented during one of his sessions by a hidden camera. The cameraman described the voice addressing the crowd as a 'voice coming from nowhere.'

The caption on YouTube reads:
"You'll notice that the audience seems to be in a deep trance like state, just because they have authorized Maitreya/Satan to enter within them and to speak to their heart. This shows again the true nature of Maitreya and I ensure you that this kind of transmission are no more than malicious Jinns' invocations.

Most of the people ignore it, but those who experience this kind of meditation, interpret it as a very strong sensation of fullness and joy, they only see this aspect of the phenomenon. But the truth is that these sessions permit the demons to increase their control on the people who take part to these meditations."


(YouTube link)

The voice sounds like Benjamin Creme's, which was likely taken from one of his channeling sessions - which can also be seen on YouTube. The slowness in speech and difficulty to convey the message is Creme's style during possession. It's likely the message was prerecorded.

 Possession in Amsterdam 2001. Note the second image over Creme.

Note the message being given to his audience by this channeled spirit.
"I am your friend. I am your hope, I am your shield. I am your love. I am all-in-all."
But the Word says:

 Jesus is our friend.
"Greater love hath no man than this, that a man lay down his life for his friends." John 15:13

Jesus is our hope.
"Looking for that blessed hope, and the glorious appearing 
of the great God and our Saviour Jesus Christ." Titus 2:13

Jesus - our shield of faith.
"Put on the whole armour of God...taking the shield of faith, wherewith ye shall be able to quench all the fiery darts of the wicked." Ephesians 6:11a, 17

Jesus is our all-in-all.
"For in him dwelleth all the fulness of the Godhead bodily." Colossians 2:9

Basically the demon spirit is saying that he is the great "I am". But the Bible says,

"Then if any man shall say unto you, Lo, here is Christ, or there; believe it not. For there shall arise false Christs, and false prophets, and shall shew great signs and wonders; insomuch that, if it were possible, they shall deceive the very elect." Matthew 24:23,24

A Bahá'í Connection
It is interesting to note that the Bahá'í Faith was introduced by the Illuminati in the United States, and it makes room for the advent of Maitreya Buddha. On a Bahá'í website, it states:
"The Bahá'í Faith is perhaps unique in that it unreservedly accepts the validity of the other great faiths. Bahá'ís believe that Abraham, Moses, Zoroaster, Buddha, Krishna, Jesus, and Muhammad are all equally authentic messengers of one God. [1]
It then says:
"In time, a messenger or messengers of God would appear, one of whom would be the Imam Mahdi, or Qa'im, and who would again provide a direct channel for the Divine Will to human affairs."
There is evidence that a great deception is being orchestrated for the near future, and the UN has a hand in it. We will learn soon enough who the false christ and false prophet are - and the next twist in human affairs.

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Tuesday, January 17, 2012

Passion Conferences: Contemplative Prayer for Social Change

 Symbolism of "as above, so below" and the "all-seeing eye of the Illuminati" are seen in the Passion 2012 logo. Both of these logos circulate through the magical and occult circles.

At the beginning of this month, the Passion Conferences hosted Passion 2012. Originally founded by members of the Emergent Church movement, Louie Giglio is the speaker and co-founder of the Passion Movement. He also pastors at Passion City Church in Atlanta, GA.

The conferences reach several cities and they have ministered to other continents with a purpose of  "...uniting students in worship and prayer for spiritual awakening in this generation."[1] It reaches college age individuals with their message, and raises money for social justice causes.


In the following CBN report, you can get a glimpse of the numbers they draw for this event, and the amount of money they direct toward their social justice cause.


(CBN link)

The Catch

As we have seen within the Emergent Church movement, Passion Conferences are pushing the TM-like practice of Centering/contemplative prayer - but they call it Lectio Devina for their own reasons. It is a traditional Catholic practice of scripture reading, meditation, and prayer intended to promote communion with God. Like Centering Prayer, Lectio Divina is a contemplative approach to pondering the scriptures, and they share common ground with the same prayer practices of other false religions.[2]

As we learned in a comparative study of TM vs. Contemplative/Centering Prayer, there are several distinct similarities between the two, and more importantly a mystical practice used by Pagans which is practiced by Catholics - opening believers to seducing spirits and spiritual deception.

This form of mysticism is playing an important part of the ecumenical movement and the one world religion. In his book Speaking My Mind, Tony Campolo drives the point home about Contemplative prayer and mystical practices:


 "Mysticism provides some hope for common ground between Christianity and Islam. Both religions have within their histories examples of ecstatic union with God, which seem at odds with their own spiritual traditions, but have much in common with each other." 
With various examples, Campolo paints a picture of interspirituality through mysticism. Referring to Muslim and Christian mystics, he even tells us that the Christian mystics, such as St. John of the Cross, were enriched by the teachings of Sufi philosophers. In comparing St. Francis of Assisi with the founder of the Sufi movement, Campolo says: 

"Both men sensed a sacred presence in everything and claimed to have experienced a mystical union with God."[3]

To demonstrate how this is being used to desensitize and reprogram the masses, the National Council of Churches hosted an ecumenical gathering for Protestant, Orthodox, Evangelical, and Roman Catholic churches. The article states: “Exper­iencing the [contemplative] prayer of another tra­dition can be a powerful means of understanding and appreciat­ing that tradition and of affirming diversity.” Apparently they made no statement that these Asian and Buddhist practices are unbiblical.

Passion 2012 led college age participants into the experience of contemplative prayer. Let's see the session led by Beth Moore.


(YouTube link)

And by John Piper.


(YouTube link)

The Religious Leg of the Three-legged Stool
What the young participants of these conferences don't know is that the Emergent church is the religion of the "Third Way," and the corporate/political/religious agenda of Communitarianism. The Third Way refers to various political positions which try to reconcile right-wing and left-wing politics by advocating a varying synthesis of right-wing economic and left-wing social policies.[3] It helps to accomplish the goals of Fabian Socialists by manipulating the Church into working for the UN Millennial Goals and the global community, thus making the Church the religious leg of the three-legged stool. The Christian/Catholic/New Age blend is being orchestrated by the Emergents, although they have not been doing this alone, as to cause the same spiritual fusion that will change the face of Biblical Christianity. If it were an equation, it would read:


Capitalism + Communism = Communitarianism
or
Communism Lite

The Fabian Socialist Window

The Emergent church, through the use of Centering/Contemplative prayer, is using it to facilitate social change - and the spiritual ramifications of the practice are paving the way. It is the vehicle which will lead us slowly down the path to a religion similar to the Bahá'í Faith

Who is Involved with Passion Conferences?
We can see how grand this Emergent movement is getting when you see who is involved. Passion conferences, based on the Wikipedia write-up, has cooperated with:

Their worship leaders include:
For some secular and religious promoters of Contemplative/Centering prayer, check out Berit Kjos's list.

Sin Forgotten
The Gospel presentation will become non-existent in the Emergent church, because they have altered the biblical message. Christians will go to all nations, but there will be no Gospel presented. It only talks about the love of God, and little or nothing about fearing the wrath of God, sin, repentance, or the cross of Christ.  Without those things this new Gospel is nothing but dust in the wind, and doesn't have the power to save anyone.

Sunday, September 11, 2011

John Hagee: A United Belief in God

John Hagee helped to kick off Glenn Beck’s Restoring Courage rally nearly a month ago, but we are only beginning to hear what Hagee was up to during his visit to the Holy Land. Pastor Hagee, the founder and chairman of the Christian Zionist organization Christians United for Israel, participated in several high-level meetings during the week.


(YouTube link) (Start at 01:34)

Hagee welcomed Sheikh Abu-Khader Ja'abari of Hebron to his suite in Jerusalem for a meeting facilitated by Rabbi Shlomo Riskin. Hagee says he spoke with the Shiekh and Rabbi Riskin for nearly two hours about the need to reject violence and develop greater tolerance between religious communities.


"This conversation was illuminating and in many ways inspired my hopes for peace," Hagee says. "I pray that is only the first of many such meetings."

As Riskin sees it, it is critical that the clergy of the three major religions of the world - Judaism, Christianity and Islam—declare together their united belief in a God of love, morality and compassion. He is determined  not to allow the forces of fanaticism and Jihadism to speak for God and to take over the religious message.

"Sheikh Ja’abari is an important and refreshing voice in a religion for peace," Riskin says. "I am proud that my Center for Jewish-Christian Understanding and Cooperation has partnered with the Interfaith Encounter Association, led by Yehuda Stolov, in bringing together Pastor Hagee and Shiekh Ja’abari.”[1]

There are three important points that we should look at concerning this meeting:
  1. Sheikh Abu-Khader Ja'abari is in agreement with Hagee that “Declaring a Palestinian state would be dangerous for the Palestinian people.”[2] [3
  2. The Interfaith Encounter Association is the same organization that wants to convert the Temple Mount into an international place of prayer. [4]
  3. The message carried to the Shiekh is the same message that Glenn Beck was trying to convey during the Restoring Courage rally: unity among Abrahamic faiths.
The Missing Link
The Bahá'í Faith is a relatively new religious movement that split off Islam in 1844. It also considers itself the natural descendant of a chain of revelations that supersede not only Abrahamic religions, but all other world religions as well, reinterpreting all these and its respective founders as manifestations of the will of God. In other words, they believe that each world religion is just a piece of a bigger puzzle, and that we all equally hold Truth. The Bahá'í faith is in agreement with U.N. goals and plays a part in the future world government, has an obelisk on their Israel-based property, and is the prototype for world religion in the future. What is happening today is only leading up to their darker goals. For more information on the Bahá'í faith, read this series of posts. Part 1 Part 2

"Beware lest any man spoil you through philosophy and vain deceit, after the tradition of men, after the rudiments of the world, and not after Christ." Colossians 2:8

Saturday, July 16, 2011

The Third Way Politics and the Third Way Heresy

Several months ago, I posted an article by Brannon Howse titled "Newt Gingrich and the Third Way." The article stated that he believed the politics of the Third Way was connected with the New Apostolic Reformation. Although this may be true politically, there is more behind it than it appears.

To backtrack, globalists like Tony Blair, Al Gore, Bill Clinton, and Newt Gingrich promote “Third Way” thinking, which combines Socialism with Capitalism to create a so-called third political alternative. Also included in the article is proof that Newt is an environmentalist, and that he is friends with Alvin Toffler, author of  “Third Wave” also known as “Third Way.” Since the New Apostolic Reformation (NAR) crowd has shown support of Newt, and now more recently Sarah Palin and Rick Perry, Brannon believes these charismatics to be the Third Way religion. With evidence that I found in Marilyn Ferguson's "The Aquarian Conspiracy," the Third Way religion is a group other than the NAR crowd, and is actually the Emergent Church. 


In chapter 1 of her book, which is considered a classic of New Age literature, she uses the words "emergent" "emerging" and "emergence" repeatedly. She also used the phrase the Third Way. Along with the following evidence, I believe the Emergent Church spirituality is the the Third Way religion.

A while ago, Rick Warren, who we long have established as being overly supportive of globalist goals, showed his support of and praised the Emergent church. Although the Emergent church does not have clear-cut beliefs, Rob Bell disclosed in his recent book that he is a Universalist - which would lead one to believe that this is one of their beliefs. Universalism is the wave of the future. I base this conclusion on from the work the Vatican has been doing with the ecumenical work - joining all the religions of the world into one. So, this makes the perfect progression from Christianity to heresy:

 Christian Church to Emergent Church to Ecumenism to Universalism to Bahá'í Faith 

Wikipedia says that the Emergent Church got their name from JoHann Baptist Metz, a Catholic theologian interested in the Frankfort School writings. One of his works was titled "The Emergent Church." He was a German Catholic; a faith that combined the mystical and political.[1] I have never done any research on Emergent's Brian McClaren, but I suspect he has a connection with the New Age movement and the writings of the Johann Metz.


As a comparison, the foundational teachings of the New Apostolic Reformation (and the Word of Faith) are essentially Christian, except for some of their teaching on the metaphysical aspects of the Holy Spirit. Contrasting NAR with the Universalist beliefs of the Emergent church, it is more blatantly in error.

Another point - the Emergent church uses the words "Global village" in many of their writings. You will find that John Naisbitt, a New Age futurist who wrote the Forward in Marilyn Ferguson's book, has an article where he uses the words "Global village" in his writing.

It is interesting to note that one of the aspects of the Emergent church teachings is that of Missional living. Missional living is a term that describes a missionary lifestyle; adopting the thinking, behaviors, and practices of a missionary in order to engage others with the gospel message. Based on a Wikipedia author,
the five distinctives that form the foundation of the missional perspective are:
  1. The Church is sent by Jesus Christ
  2. The Church is sent with the Cross
  3. The Church is sent in Community
  4. The Church is sent to every Culture
  5. The Church is sent for the King and His Kingdom 
These are all essentially true, but the government is accomplishing this act with the help of the Church, which makes it an act of World Socialism. 

The artwork used in the write up is found below:
A Missional Perspective.JPG

Do you see any similarity with that of the symbol used on Marilyn Ferguson's book at the top of this article? Also note that it is the shape of the Illuminati triangle. This modern way of missional living is a counterfeit to genuine Christianity's missions work. Let's look at this symbol more closely. The three intertwining circles also have the numbers 6-6-6 within them.


Where else have we seen this? Bill Schnoebelen states in his book "Blood on the Doorposts":
"A disguised interlocked trio of sixes, symbolic of the anti-christ. Also symbolizes the triple goddess of Wicca. Commonly used in Catholic liturgical iconography, and has recently found its way into the logo of the New King James Bible."
(And I liked the NKJV!)

Lastly, ConspiracyArchive has this to say about the new model for global totalitarianism and the Third Way symbol.
With the creation of the United Nations, free-trade zones, public-private partnerships, communitarianism, some 30,000+ NGOs [non-government organizations] and 37,000+ Multinational Corporations and Foundations, we now see a devolution of the government. Globalization has effectively achieved a global corporate fascism. To better illustrate the scope of it all, I've reproduced a compilation of charts from The United Nations' Global Straightjacket:
Reinvented Government = Communitarianism = The Third Way = Reinvented Communitarianism

Global Corporate Fascism
“In time, those industrialists who empowered the NGOs will 'rule the world' through 'reinvented government.'”  - Joan Veon, The United Nations' Global Straightjacket p.87
So it goes to show, nothing is what it appears. It pays to take a look at the history of every movement, because it may have a root of evil.

Book link:




Sunday, September 26, 2010

The Oneness of Religion: Bahá'í Faith, the Interfaith Movement, & the New Age Movement


A milestone came in 1893, when the World's Parliament of Religions in Chicago, drew together the widest spectrum of speakers and participants ever assembled from the religious traditions of the world. While the representation was overwhelmingly Christian, with some 100 of the 170 speakers identified as Protestant, there were Muslims, Buddhists, Hindus, Confucians, Jains and Zoroastrians present on the podium.

For Bahá'ís, the Parliament has a special significance: it was the first time the Bahá'í Faith was publicly mentioned in the Western world - and it symbolized in many ways the dawning of the ideal of inter-religious harmony that Bahá'ís work for.

Knowing these future events, ‘Abdu’l-Bahá (son of Bahá’u'lláh, the founder of Bahá'í) went to the U.S. in 1912 and gave a lesson in the Theosophical Society. In this lecture, ‘Abdu’l-Bahá first says that the goals of the Bahá’is and New Age Theosophists are the same:

 ‘Abdu’l-Bahá
30 May 1912
Talk at Theosophical Society
Broadway and Seventy-ninth Street, New York
“(…) As we are agreed upon them, the certainty of unity and concord between Bahá’ís and Theosophists is most hopeful. Their purposes are one, their desires one, and spiritual susceptibilities are common to both.” (The Promulgation of Universal Peace, pages 156-160)
Later he warns that material efforts to establish a material New World Order are impossible and only through the spiritual power it will be established.
“Therefore, a power is needed to carry out and execute what is known and admitted to be the remedy for human conditions–namely, the unification of mankind. Furthermore, it is evident that this cannot be realized through material process and means. (…) But through spiritual means and the divine power it is possible and practicable.”
In an excerpt from the book “The Promulgation of Universal Peace” by ‘Abdu’l-Bahá, he writes:
23 July 1912
Talk at Hotel Victoria
Boston, Massachusetts
“The Bahá’í cause covers all economic and social questions under the heading and ruling of its laws. (…) The governments will enact these laws, establishing just legislation and economics…” (The Promulgation of Universal Peace, pages 238-239)
“But the Supreme Tribunal which His Holiness Bahá’u'lláh has described will fulfill this sacred task with the utmost might and power. And his plan is this: that the national assemblies of each country and nation–that is to say, their parliaments–should elect two or three persons who are the choicest men of that nation, (…) The election of these souls who are chosen by the national assembly–that is, the parliament–must be confirmed by the upper house, the congress and the cabinet and also by the president or monarch…” (Foundations of World Unity pages 28-34)

Source

Chicago Bahá'í House of Worship & Masonic Ties

According to Fritz Springmeier, regarded as one of the foremost authorities on the Illuminati and mind control, Freemasons were the ones who introduced the Bahá'í faith to America. In an interview with Wayne Morris, Fritz was asked what the great plan of Freemasonry is. The interview went as follows:

Fritz Springmeier

Fritz Springmeier: 
"...a couple of ways they [Freemasons] have played a continuous role in history in that they have guided human endeavors because the Illuminati, the mystery religions, have what they call "The Keepers of the Great Plans." That's not just my own opinion. Manly P. Hall, the Illuminati kingpin, in at least one of his books, goes into how the mystery religions of the great plan to bring in this great New World Order.
 

Wayne Morris
What was this great plan?  


Fritz Springmeier
Part of it goes back to the idea of the Golden Age of the Millennium. That's an important concept for me to talk about. I will be stepping on a few people's toes here. Your Christians are really unaware of where their concept of the millennium came from. They think that it comes from the Bible
[Rev. 20], but if they go back historically they will see that William Miller, who started the Adventist movement and started talking about millennium [see note below], was a high ranking Freemason. He predicted that Christ would return in 1844. The question is, did Christ return in 1844? 

Most people, because we have a limited perspective on things, would say no, he didn't. But there was a man called Nabob who appeared in Persia, and he said, "I am Christ," and he started the Bahá'í religion. He fulfilled William Miller's prophecy [not biblical prophecy]. The Freemasons were the ones who introduced the Bahá'í religion to America, and they did it through the Chicago Masonic Temple around the turn of the century.

 The Baha'i House of Worship for the
North American Continent

The Bahá'í religion is committed to a one world government, a new world order, and a one world religion. There was this Masonic Oriental Order of the Magi and they were the hardcore group within the Chicago Masonic Temple who started the Bahá'í religion in this country. These are the kinds of things that I tried to expose so that people see how this all interconnects.

A very brilliant man, James H. Billington, who was the librarian of the Library of Congress, wrote a book, "Fire in the Minds of Men" and the Illuminati didn't realize what he was doing. He kind of blind-sided them. He was a member of the Council of Foreign Relations, so he as one of them. They thought he was one of theirs.

James H. Billington

This book goes through and it talks about where the word "revolution" came from - it came from the occult societies. The word "revolution" which we use today to mean "armed rebellion" didn't have that meaning in the beginning. The way it began to be used to mean armed rebellion to overthrow the old order and establish something new, was because occult societies, like the Freemasons who had been behind all of the revolutions of modern history from the American Revolution on - have all been created by the Freemasons and the Illuminati.

Billington goes back in and traces how all the revolutions were started by this occult elite. The term revolution came from the occult idea that we were going to revolve ourselves back to the Golden Age. There is this great quest for the Golden Age, this millennialism. That's what Communism is about. If you look at the early founders of Communism - they were trying to revolve us back through revolution to the Golden Age that had been lost.

Wayne Morris
What was their idea of what a Golden Age consisted of?

Fritz Springmeier
Socialized communistic type society. This is why when you read Masonic prophets, like H.G. Wells who wrote a number of books on how the New World Order could be brought about, the Fabian Socialists, etc. who have all these detailed plans - it's always for a socialistic, communistic type utopia."

Source    


Note about Fritz: 
Fritz accepted the post-trib rapture viewpoint, and exposed the pre-trib rapture as a Masonic bluff. So as to not take what he said about the millennium out of context, William Miller was preaching that the Millennium was at hand. He believed in a pre-trib rapture. He became convinced that the coming end of the world was imminent. He was the first to stir Christians up in this way. (Source)

Authors note added 10/2011 - Please be aware that Fritz Springmeier may be a mouthpiece for the Illuminati. He did do presentations to Christian groups, but he may be a fraud. Fritz was accused by Jordan Maxwell of using his girlfriend to steal his research notes. Some of the information may be propaganda.

Saturday, September 25, 2010

The Bahá’í Faith and the One World Religion - 2/2

Few Christians today understand the serious nature of the New Age movement. The deceptive nature of the use of esoteric symbols and terminology, are shared knowingly among its members. Just as Christians have the language of the Church, the New Age have their own ways of communicating. You will come to see through today's post, how the Bahá’í Faith and the Roman Catholic Church are intricately linked.

The Beehive
The beehive, as well as the symbol of the bee, has hidden meaning that only the occultist understands. When you see how widespread the use of this symbol is, you'll wonder how you missed it.

Through history, the beehive can be found on coins,

in ancient architecture,

Ancient Beehive Houses In Jazeera, Syria

and in medieval heraldry, since it was considered a symbol of industry and imperial power. The Pope has adorned himself with a beehive tiara for centuries.

 Pope Innocent III (1198-1216) in early papal tiara

Pope Clement VIII (1536 – 1605)

Pope John XXIII in 1958

Coat of Arms for Pope Benedict XVI

The bee was at one time the emblem of the French kings. Napoleon wore robes embroidered with bees, and the canopies of their thrones were decorated with gigantic figures of these insects.

Napoleon I

In modern times, it is used in Freemasonry. In masonic lectures is explained as symbol of industry and co-operation, and as cautioning against intellectual laziness, warning that "he that will so demean himself as not to be endeavoring to add to the common stock of knowledge and understanding, may be deemed a drone in the hive of nature, a useless member of society, and unworthy of our protection as Masons."[1]


The beehive is also used with similar meaning by the Mormons. The Beehive House is one of the two official residences of Brigham Young, an early leader of the Mormon church. The Beehive House gets its name from the Beehive sculpture atop the house.


From Mormon usage it has become one of the State symbols of Utah,

 Flag of Utah

and created the backdrop for the signing of the EU Constitution.
Bronze statue of Pope Innocent X

Manly Hall, in his book The Secret Teachings of All Ages, explains that, "The fact that bees are ruled by queens is one reason why this insect is considered a sacred feminine symbol....The bee is sacred to the goddess Venus, and according to mystics, it is one of several forms of life which came to the earth from the planet Venus millions of years ago." [2]

The bee is an ancient symbol of sacredness, associated with the Mother Goddess. Bees are ruled by queens and the hive was likened to the womb of the Great Mother. In the book New Age Lies to Women, Wanda Marrs writes that the Mother Goddess was considered the Queen Bee by her subjects, pagan worshipers. She explains the spiritual implications of this, in that:
This is the representation and image of Satan's Unholy Trinity (or triangle): Mother Goddess (the Queen Bee), Father of Light (Lucifer) and Antichrist, the Son of Perdition, all conspiring to take control of planet earth. The honey bee, which represent the Mother Goddess, is how they plan to do it. The Queen Bee is to inspire her worker bees to go forth and harvests the crop of humanity, bringing in the honey, the nectar, so that the New Age Kingdom can have sustenance and power.
The Ultimate Queen Bee
The Queen of Heaven in the Bible is a Babylonian goddess whom people worshiped.  She has been incarnated to Roman Catholicism under the name ‘Mary’, Mary, Queen of Heaven.  Many Catholics would deny that Mary worship is part of Catholicism, but unfortunately this is not true as she holds a special place in the hearts of many. All over the world, Catholics have one celebration after the next dedicated to Mary, the Queen of Heaven.

“The children gather wood, the fathers kindle the fire, and the women knead the dough, to make cakes for the queen of heaven; and they pour out drink offerings to other gods, that they may provoke Me to anger!" Jeremiah 7:18

Mary has appeared under many names over the centuries; here are but a few:
  1. Mary, Queen of Heaven (Rome)
  2. Arianrhod (Welsh) Goddess of fertility
  3. Aprodite (Greek) Goddess of fertility
  4. Ashteroth (Phoenicians and Canaanites) Goddess of fertility
  5. Astarte (Eastern Mediterranean/Bronze Age) Goddess of fertility
  6. Anahita (Persian) Goddess of fertility
  7. Anu (Celtic) Goddess of fertility
  8. Aveta (Gaulish) Goddess of fertility
  9. Brigit (Irish) Goddess of fertility
  10. Ceres (Rome) Goddess of fertility
  11. Corn Mother (Native American) Earth Goddess/Goddess of fertility
  12. Cybele (Rome) Goddess of fertility
  13. Demeter (Greek) Goddess of fertility
  14. Freya (Scandinavian) Goddess of fertility
  15. Frigg (Scandinavian) Goddess of fertility
  16. Gaia (Greek) Mother goddess
  17. Hathor (Egyptian) Goddess of fertility
  18. Haumea (Hawaiian)  Mother goddess
  19. Inanna (Sumerian) Goddess of fertility
  20. Ishtar (Babylonian/Assyrian) Goddess of fertility
  21. Isis (Egyptian) Goddess of fertility
  22. Juno (Rome) Goddess of fertility
  23. Kali (Indian) – Black earth mother/Goddess of fertility
  24. Kostroma (Slavic) Goddess of fertility
  25. Mylitta (Sumerian) Goddess of fertility
  26. Oshun (Afro/Cuban) Goddess of fertility
  27. Rainbow Snake (Aborigine) – Earth Goddess/Goddess of fertility
  28. Rhea (Greek) Mother goddess
  29. Tlalteutli (Aztec) Goddess of creation
  30. Venus (Rome) Goddess of fertility
  31. Vasudhara (Tibetan) Goddess of fertility
… and many more. [3]

The queen bee is the mother of every single bee, just as the Virgin Mary is the mother of all the women she is close to, whom she calls the Daughters of Mary. Many have given her the title of the Whore of Babylon, which certainly isn't a term of endearment.

Modern Beehive Architecture
Do you see a pattern developing here?


 Bahá'í House of Worship, Germany


  Basilica of St. Peter in Rome


 Dome of the Rock


 U.S. Capitol Dome

Conclusion
Upon the revealing of the Man of Perdition, I believe the Catholic church and the Bahá’í Faith will join forces. The foundation of world government has already been prepared by the Bahá’í. As we have seen by the Pope's recent statements, he fully aligns himself with the move to world democracy (Socialism) and world government. The Catholic church and Bahá’í, as you can see, are fundamental parts of the end game.


"Look up, and lift up your heads; for your redemption draweth nigh." Luke 21:28

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Thursday, September 23, 2010

The Bahá’í Faith and the One World Religion - 1/2


 “The earth is but one country and mankind its citizens.”
-Bahá’í Writings

In 1990, Texe Marrs wrote in his book titled New Age Cults and Religions, "Bahá’í is almost the perfect New Age religion."  This monotheistic cult was founded by Baha'u'llah in 19th century Persia, and it emphasizes the spiritual unity of all humankind. His modern-day disciples call Baha'u'llah the "Herald of the New Age." Today there are an estimated five to six million Bahá'ís around the world in more than 200 countries and territories.

Considered to be a New Age religion, the Bahá'í Faith goals are:
  • the abandonment of all forms of prejudice
  • assurance to women of full equality of opportunity with men
  • recognition of the unity and relativity of religious truth
  • the elimination of extremes of poverty and wealth
  • the realization of universal education
  • the responsibility of each person to independently search for truth
  • the establishment of a global commonwealth of nations
  • recognition that true religion is in harmony with reason and the pursuit of scientific knowledge  [1
Baha'u'llah's followers believe that this "Messenger of God" is more perfect than all of the other Christs and Messiahs who came before him. Bahá'í also calls for the banning of nuclear weapons and the inauguration of a massive global disarmament. It declares that the time has come for a One World Order and the "recognition of the oneness of mankind." [Texe Marrs]

Bahá'u'lláh wrote of the need for world government in this age of humanity's collective life. Because of this emphasis the international Bahá'í community has chosen to support efforts of improving international relations through organizations such as the League of Nations and the United Nations, with some reservations about the present structure and constitution of the UN. The Bahá'í International Community is an agency under the direction of the Universal House of Justice in Haifa, and has consultative status with the following organizations:
  • United Nations Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC)
  • United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF)
  • World Health Organization (WHO)
  • United Nations Development Fund for Women (UNIFEM)
  • United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) [2]
In line with the U.N., the Bahá'í do not believe in carrying arms. They are asked to avoid combatant military service, but they do approve in taking part of a future world police force.[3]

Universal House of Justice in Haifa
The Universal House of Justice is the supreme governing institution of the Bahá'í Faith. It is a legislative institution with the authority to supplement and apply the laws of Bahá'u'lláh, the founder, and exercise a judicial function as the highest appellate institution in the Bahá'í administration. The Universal House of Justice gives its followers the vision and framework of the grand design for the spiritual conquest of the planet.

Last Days Stronghold in Israel

The Bahá'í  have made their headquarters on Mount Carmel in Haifa, Israel. Ironically, it overlooks the valley of Megiddo - the location where the future Battle of Armageddon will take place. It is also the location where Elijah took a stand against the false prophets of Baal. Elijah gathered the false prophets to have a contest to prove that God is the True Living God.  The Word says:

"Thus saith the LORD the King of Israel, and his redeemer the LORD of hosts; I am the first, and I am the last; and beside me there is no God." Isaiah 44:6
Headquarters of Bahá'í
 
Mount Carmel's intrigue doesn't stop there. As I told you earlier, Baha'u'llah's disciples call him the "Herald of the New Age." Sir Francis Bacon, who was a Rosicrucian and developed the plans for the secret societies, called himself the "Herald of the New Age." The Prophet Elijah holds the same title (Matt. 11:14). Do you see a pattern developing?

IBM Haifa Research Lab is also located on Mount Carmel. IBM is a pioneer in sensor technology and is the maker of the RFID chip. If you recall, they had a strategic alliance with Nazi Germany, and created a custom punch card devised by IBM to track prisoners in Nazi concentration camps, including those at Auschwitz. IBM seems to have made another vital alliance.

The most compelling aspect of  Mount Carmel is the obelisk which marks the site of the future Bahá'í House of Worship called Mashriqu'l-Adhkár. The Arabic name of Mashriqu'l-Adhkár (مشرق اﻻذكار‎,) means "Dawning-place of the remembrances of God."

The Bahá'í site quotes from a book saying, “The site . . . is situated at the head of the Mountain of God, in close proximity to the spot hallowed by the footsteps of Bahá’u’lláh, near the time-honoured Cave of Elijah, and associated with the revelation of the Tablet of Carmel, the Charter of the World Spiritual and Administrative Centres of the Faith on that mountain.” Shoghi Effendi, Messages to the Bahá’í World, 1950–1957 [4]

How big a movement is this?
The Bahá'í International Community has offices at the United Nations in New York City, Geneva, and representatives to United Nations regional commissions, and other offices in Addis Ababa, Bangkok, Nairobi, Rome, Santiago, and Vienna. [5] There are Houses of Worship in eight countries, including the United States. They can be identified by the dome shaped architecture.

The Bahá'í House of Worship in Wilmette, Illinois
The Bahá'í House of Worship in Sydney, Australia
Bahá’í House of Worship in New Delhi, India
Bahá'í House of Worship for Chile, South America

The design for the future House of Worship in Iran

There are other Houses of Worship, centers, and holy places all around the world, including a community center in NY City. [6]

Conclusion
As we can see, we are closer to the Lord's return than some want to believe. The enemy has been setting into place those things he will need to rule. Unfortunately, Christianity has done nothing to keep him from furthering his plan. The Church has taken onto itself the lies of the New Age in order for it to carry out Lucifer's plan. Just as we will begin to see all of the Christian denominations become one Church, we will then see the blending of all religions under that same roof. There is only one thing that is missing - its leader. The final blended one world religion may change its name from Bahá'í when it is all said and done with, but the framework has definitely been laid.

Part 2

    Monday, May 24, 2010

    Worldshift 2012 & the Club of Budapest

    Ervin László is the promoter of the theory that 2012 will either be the collapse of human civilization or the beginning of a new, quantum consciousness. He founded the Club of Budapest to, in his words, "center attention on the evolution of human values and consciousness as the crucial factors in changing course — from a race toward degradation, polarization, and disaster to a rethinking of values and priorities so as to navigate today's transformation in the direction of humanism, ethics, and global sustainability."  Wikipedia


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    Ervin László and Dr. Barbara Marx Hubbard have incorporated their New Age globalist ideas to create what some believe will occur in 2012 - a new world. 


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    David Icke has some ideas about where we are headed for 2012, and that there will be a manufactured war that will cause the world powers to provide a solution for our world problems. (06:00 on the counter)


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    David then provides this interview in which he seems to back-peddle. He explains that he feels 2012 is only a diversion, and that 2016 is the year of transition.


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    In all of my study, it has been said that the combining of religions must occur first, in order for the globalists to successfully create a world government. It is my personal opinion that the first major step toward globalism will occur between now and 2012, with 2012 being the combining of religions. The final twist will be in 2015-2016 with the Transatlantic Economic Integration. It was a bill signed at the White House in April 2007 between Pres. George W. Bush and the European Commission. [1][2] This will be the time when our troubles will really begin.

    Ervin László and the Bahá’í
    To show his appreciation for the work of the Bahá’í  Faith, Ervin said the following:
    “The Bahá’í call for peace comes at a crucial moment in the history of humanity. Peace in the contemporary world is no longer an option but a necessity. All leaders and peoples of the world must come to realize this fact,and achieve the maturity which the Bahá’í Faith foresees for the coming of age of humanity.”
    The worldwide Bahá'í community has long worked closely with the United Nations, supporting many of its goals and programs. They were in attendance at an early UN conference in Geneva, in May 1948.

    You will see that many of these New Age organizations support one another and are, on the most part, interconnected.

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    Club of Budapest Members