Texe Marrs: Tower of Infamy

Texe Marrs presents evidence that famous-name Christian leaders have sold-out to Satan. Seeking to make a name for themselves and to reap financial gain, these men have been given over to a reprobate mind. 

Much of the information on this 2004 video parallels the research I've done, and Texe has come up with the same conclusions. Although it's within reach, he does not make a connection between the Republican Party and its Fascist leaders with their faith and family platform. He also does not say anything about the false doctrine of Dispensationalism, which is one reason why some of the wolves he identified are Judaizers/Zionists. Texe does have most things right, but since there are some important oversights, this is not an endorsement of his ministry.


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Frank Schaeffer: Spreading the Love

Son of famed Evangelical theologian Francis Schaeffer, Frank tells his story about the part he played in the Reconstructionist Movement in the U.S.. He's rubbed elbows with Freemasons Pat Robertson, Jerry Falwell, Tim LaHay, Jerry Jenkins, George Bush, and Jack Kemp during the integral time of mixing Fundamental Christianity with American politics.

In this revealing interview, he is critical of Fundamental Christianity, and he sounds like he has now forsaken all for Universalism - similar to that of Billy Graham. It is interesting to note that Schaeffer was one of the attendees at the July 1974 Lausanne ecumenical gathering - which has ties to the Emergent Church. Perhaps it's the camp he hung out in that he naturally rejected Biblical Christianity.


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Based upon the interview and the multiple angry Huffington Post articles he's written, he's obviously been hurt and betrayed. I read one of his blog entries about a year ago that gave a telling account of how his father was abusive to him. Although he is spreading hate toward the Fundamentalists, and he called me a homophobic fanatic, he needs our compassion and prayer.

Why Brannon Howse Doesn't Smell Like a Rose - 2/2

Christianity and politics have become intertwined in our culture, more now than ever before. We have been fed heavy doses of viewing our patriotic duty by voting for the candidate that supports initiatives reflecting our Christian worldview.  We have been told that voting for a particular political party, or supporting professing Christian politicians in their quest for office, will hold back the evil agenda of the Democratic party. Where did today's Christian get such a notion?

 Brannon with President Ronald Reagan's Attorney General, Ed Meese

Christian Reconstructionism
Christian Reconstructionism is a religious and theological movement within Evangelical Christianity that calls for Christians to put their faith into action in all areas of life; within the private sphere of life and the public sphere as well. Christian Reconstructionists call for a total infusion of Christianity into government, law and private life. It’s a complete return to “God” in an effort to retake and save the Nation from secularism and free thought. Mainline Christian churches have become a launching pad in the "battle for dominion." 

You can be assured that every time you hear an elected official or candidate speak of “the US as a Christian Nation,” “bringing God back into our country," “the devout Christianity of our Founding Fathers,” “the term ‘Wall of Separation’ is not in the Constitution,” and other key phrases, their objectives are suspect. They base their ill-informed decisions upon misinformation circulated by change agents.

Many see theonomy of Reconstructionism as a significant form of Dominion theology, which is a type of theocracy. Theonomy posits that the Biblical Law is applicable to civil law, and theonomists propose Biblical law as the standard by which the laws of nations may be measured, and to which they ought to be conformed. Many seek a future earthly "Kingdom of God" in which much of the world is converted to Christianity.

Brannon with Oliver North, Freemason/CNP

Although Reconstructionists say their theology and objectives are different than that of Dominion Theology, they are two sides of the same coin. Both of their objectives are to control. They are two groups singing the same tune. This is because many who support the views of Reconstuctionism also use the Seven Mountains of Dominion Theology to plan their takeover.

Reconstructionism + Dominion Theology = War

Brannon with Congressman J.D. Hayworth

Brannon with "Third Way" Newt Gingrich

Religious Right-wing

Republican candidates hope to gain the support of a group of voters called the "Religious Right-wing." The Christian Right-wing is an informal coalition of numerous groups, mainly Evangelicals and Fundamentalists. Often, this is something with which Christians don’t mind being associated. Yet, this association—however honorable it may seem—puts Christians in alliance with some of the nation’s most influential false teachers.

Do you consider yourself as a Right-wing Fundamentalist Christian, or are you a Christian Fundamentalist? If you believe you are a Right-winger, you unknowingly claim to be politically-motivated first and a Christian second.

If you are a Christian Fundamentalist, you uphold traditional Christian beliefs first, in the face of many modernist challenges. Fundamentalists (some, but not all) are marked by their desire to be separate from the affairs of the government, and view themselves as serving the Kingdom of God, not the kingdom of this world. Jesus made it clear when he said, “My kingdom is not of this world.” (John 18:36).

When you look at the big picture, being politically involved prostitutes the role of the Church in the world. The Church simply cannot afford to be a voice for political change; that is not its commission. The Lord Jesus Christ was not crucified to make society more fair.

 Brannon with former CIA Director James Woolsey

Brannon's Involvement with the Government 

"And we beseech you brethren, to know them which labour among you..." (I Thess. 5:12)

As you will see in this series of photographs, Brannon is one of many Christians who are heavily involved with the government and political world. He has a sure presence in Washington, DC. I had already pointed out in part 1 that I believe Brannon may be a Freemason, based upon his Masonic pose in his website portrait, his many Masonic guest conference speakers, and that he could possibly be a change agent for the Council of National Policy.

Although I have no proof, I believe he is being used to help deepen the dividing line between Evangelical and Christian Fundamentalists, only to later silence the fundamentalists. While he has helped to expose error in the Church, he is actually helping to fulfill a more sinister plan. 

He was my hero when he taught against Dominion Theology, but he makes no connection to the similarities of Reconstructionism - and the fact that it's a Christian version of Sharia law. His politics concerning Zionist Israel is no different than that of our Washington representatives.

In Closing
In the following PBS Frontline episode of God in America, the research points directly to the time when politics and religion became intertwined. At this convergence, you will find Billy Graham, then later Jerry Falwell and Pat Robertson - all Freemasons.

Watch the full episode. See more FRONTLINE.

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Every nation rises and falls according to God’s will, and America will be no different. In the meantime, let us live uprightly, preaching the truth of God’s Word. Whatever form our Government takes, we are called to submit as model citizens, not only to obey, but to obey with a spirit of meekness. Let us honor those in charge (1 Pet. 2:17), that evil might not be spoken concerning Christ. If they that perish criticize us (1 Pet. 2:12), let it be for our faith and not for our politics.

Related article - Part 1
Is Brannon Howse a Jesuit? 

Pastor John Hagee Responds to Anti-Zionist Protests

Sunday morning, May 15, 2011, Cornerstone Church set aside a day to express their appreciation for the State of Israel and the Jewish people. Hundreds of churches across the country and around the world joined them as they stood in solidarity with Israel.

Eleven anti-Zionist protesters arrived at the 11:00 am Worship Service pretending to be worshipers. As the service began, protesters expressed their views, then were removed by security. They were then taken to the chapel where they were photographed, identifications given and charged with criminal trespass by their officers. If they return to church property, they will be sent to jail.

The protesters left leaflets behind that said, “We stand in solidarity with Palestinians and demand an end to U.S. support for Israeli occupation, apartheid and violations of the human rights of Palestinians. We stand in solidarity with the Third Intifada demanding the right of return to occupied territories.” One side of the propaganda leaflet has the picture of a mother burying her child under the caption “Your tithes are responsible for this!” The leaflet claimed Israel was responsible for the deaths of 1500 children since the year 2000.

In a letter to Glenn Beck, John Hagee wrote:

"We support Israel because Israel has the right to exist! We call on the President and Congress to demand that Hamas and the Palestinians recognize Israel’s right to exist or to cut off all foreign aid immediately. Israel has the right to defined and defensible borders. Israel has the right to defend itself from any nation or group of people that attack them."

Is John Hagee standing for biblical truth or is he assisting Rothschild Zionism? Since he holds similar views as Freemasons Pat Robertson, Billy Graham, and the late Jerry Falwell, some believe Hagee has gotten on the same Masonic political bandwagon. Will the sheeple investigate the protesters claims? I doubt it. 


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David Icke on Rothschild Zionism

In this video, David Icke distinguishes the difference between the Orthodox Jews and Zionism.


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Key points in the video

• Zionism is a political philosophy, and at its core it is a secret society - placing its agents in places of power.
• You don't have to be Jewish to be a Zionist.
• Zionism causes global antisemitism.
• Rothschild Zionism created the nation of Israel.
• Icke claims that there has been a systematic extermination of an entire race of people in Palestine and Gaza, while claiming to be against terrorism.

Judaism vs Zionism
There are distinct difference between the Orthodox Jews and the political Nation of Israel (Zionism) - they are spiritual opposites. Zionism is seen in Scripture and is identified as the synagogue of Satan.

 "I know thy works, and tribulation, and poverty, (but thou art rich) and I know the blasphemy of them which say they are Jews, and are not, but are the synagogue of Satan." Rev. 2:9

"Behold, I will make them of the synagogue of Satan, which say they are Jews, and are not, but do lie; behold, I will make them to come and worship before thy feet, and to know that I have loved thee." Rev. 3:9

It has taken many years, a lot of clever doctrine-twisting, and a large number of Satan’s ministers in Christian pulpits to get this plan into motion. These deceitful workers have fooled serious Bible-believing Christians into being the main allies and supporters of the Kabbalah/Talmud plan for destroying Bible-based Christianity. If we support the Zionist Nation of Israel, we are furthering the world government for the Antichrist.

Which leaders and Christians have directly supported the Zionist Nation of Israel?

• John Hagee  (Freemason)
• Pat Robertson (Freemasons)
• Jerry Falwell (deceased, Freemason)
• Gary Bauer (CNP)
• Tim LaHaye (Freemason)
• Sarah Palin (Freemason)
• Alan Keyes (CNP)
• as well as the Rothschild Zionists mentioned in the video.

Our country has shared interests with Israel. As Christians, we should have more concern about anti-Semitic attacks against Orthodox Jews, rather than anti-Zionist attacks. The State of Israel is just another arm of the enemy and the Imperialist West.

Illuminati pyramid at the Israeli Supreme Court Building

Painting at the entrance of the Supreme Court –  The Rothschilds with Shimon Perez and Isaac Rabin

Jim Wallis & His Connections to George Soros

Rev. Jim Wallis, Pres. Obama's spiritual adviser and redistribution of wealth advocate, has admitted that Sojourners has received funding in the past from globalist billionaire George Soros' Open Society Institute. [1] Wallis is a longtime advocate of Socialism and founder of a Christian far-left magazine, Sojourners, which has championed communist causes. The magazine is based in Washington and has made friendly overtures to gay Christians, but he is a vocal opponent of abortion and gay marriage.

When Glenn Beck made his statements against Social Justice being embraced by the church today, Jim Wallis retaliated by saying, "The Beck attack on Christian social justice has given us an opportunity to teach what true gospel principles are and offers us an opportunity to reach out to even more people who are being attracted by the biblical call to social justice -- which is the mission statement of Sojourners."

Close up on George Soros
When I first started this blog, I did a cameo on George Soros. He has admitted in several interviews that he was a Nazi collaborator when he was a teenager. Hungarian at birth, later to live in Great Britain, and then to the U.S. where he was educated, Soros has made billions in business. He has made grants to drug legalization, euthanasia, immigrant entitlements, and feminist pro-abortion organizing. The money he has contributed to the Drug Policy Alliance (DPA) has fought against the war on drugs.  (Source)

According to World Magazine, George Soros:

"bankrolled Sojourners with a $200,000 grant in 2004. A year later, here's how Jim rebutted a criticism of "religious progressives" for being allied with Soros and MoveOn.org: "I know of no connections to those liberal funds and groups that are as direct as the Religious Right's ties to right-wing funders.

Since then Sojourners have received at least two more grants from Soros organizations. Sojourners revenues have more than tripled—from $1,601,171 in 2001-2002 to $5,283,650 in 2008-2009—as secular leftists have learned to use the religious left to elect Obama and others."[2]

Wallis' Ecumenical Activities
It seems that Wallis is involved with the Knights of Malta, along with Jerry Falwell, Billy Graham, Charles Colson, and Pat Robertson,[3] who are all working for the unscriptural physical unification of the body of Christ.  Ecumenism is the promotion of unity/cooperation between distinct religious groups or denominations of Christianity.Biblical unity is a sovereign work of the Holy Spirit, not of men (1 Cor. 12:15; John 1:12,13).
False unity is a work of man's prideful, self-serving, humanistic ambitions and is always independent of God (Gen. 11: 1-9).

In 1995, Wallis received the Pacem in Terris Peace and Freedom Award. Then in August 2009, he signed a public statement encouraging all Christians to "read, wrestle with, and respond to Caritas in Veritate", the social encyclical by Pope Benedict XVI. His connection with the Catholic church is quite clear.

"Many will say to me in that day, Lord, Lord, have we not prophesied in thy name? and in thy name have cast out devils? and in thy name done many wonderful works? And then will I profess unto them, I never knew you: depart from me, ye that work iniquity." Matt. 7:22, 23

Evangelicals and Catholics Together: The Christian Mission in the Third Millennium

Well before the Manhattan Declaration took place in 2009, there was another important ecumenical document agreed upon and signed by our countries Christian leadership. It laid the groundwork for Evangelicals to set aside their distinctive doctrines and unite with the Catholic Church and other religions.

The Evangelicals and Catholics Together: The Christian Mission in the Third Millennium document was authored and presented in May of 1994 by Charles Colson of Prison Fellowship and Roman Catholic priest, Richard John Neuhaus. In 1993, Chuck Colson was the recipient of the $1,000,000 “Prize for Progress in Religion,” presented annually by New Age financier, John Templeton. 

Prison Fellowship International boasts of its Special Consultative Status as a non-governmental organization (NGO) of the United Nations. Father Richard Neuhaus is the director of the Institute on Religion and Public Life -- a Roman Catholic priest who, as former Lutheran and a seminary student, rejected the doctrine of justification by faith in Jesus Christ. [1]

The ECT Document was signed by 20 Catholic leaders and 20 Evangelical leaders including:

Dr. Bill Bright of Campus Crusade for Christ

Pat Robertson, President of CBN and member of the CNP

J. I. Packer of Christianity Today

Richard Land and Larry Lewis of the Southern Baptist Convention (a denomination controlled by Freemasons) 

Jesse Miranda of Assemblies of God (which attends ecumenical meetings with the World Council of Churches and Roman Catholic Church) 

Dr. John White, President of Geneva College and  President of the Board of  Administration of the National Association of Evangelicals (evolved from the Evangelical Alliance formed in 1851 in United Grand Lodge of England)

Os Guiness, Trinity Forum 

Dr. Mark Noll, Wheaton College

Supporters of The Evangelicals and Catholics Together Document maintain that it is not a statement of theological agreement, but of unity for the cause of moral and social reform. For more information on this document, go to their website.  

Pat Robertson on Global Warming

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Selling the lie!

The Legitimate & Illegitimate "Kingdom Theology"

After researching the Council for National Policy and learning that the well-known Christian leaders in our country are a bunch of phonies, it made me wonder about their belief system. It made me wonder what their biblical understanding on end time doctrine is, in order for them to make the decisions they have been making on a professional and personal basis. I have come to learn that they are adherents to Dominion Theology, which comes by different names.

Al Dager wrote a series of informative articles on Kingdom Theology. He starts by explaining the illegitimate theology:

"...the basic premise of the movement which, simply stated, is that before Jesus can return, the Church must establish the Kingdom of God on earth by taking control over every aspect of life through the establishment of a theocratic government.

"Before we proceed further, I feel it necessary to point out that there is a legitimate "Kingdom Theology" based upon proper exegesis of Scriptural prophecy. Jesus will return at the end of this age to establish God's authority over the nations of the earth. Until then, the Kingdom of God continues to operate through the administration of the Holy Spirit resident in the hearts of God's people. The Kingdom of God already exists therefore, and will one day be manifested throughout the earth during Jesus' millennial reign.

To differentiate between God's legitimate "Kingdom Theology" and man's attempt to bring it into existence through his own efforts before Jesus' Second Coming, we'll call man's attempt "Kingdom Now Theology," or "Dominion Theology" (using these terms interchangeably). This will help us separate the error from the truth.

To accomplish the monumental task of taking dominion, a significant number in the Church must come into "unity" of thought and purpose to that end. While the goal of the Kingdom builders is total unity, they realize that partial unity may be all they can attain. Whatever the case, the realization of any significant degree of unity necessitates a single voice of authority: a hierarchical structure through which individual believers will receive the necessary pronouncements to exercise dominion.

The voice of authority, it is believed, will reside in certain latter-day apostles and prophets operating in conformity to their own peculiar interpretation of Ephesians 4:11-12: "And he gave some, apostles; and some, prophets; and some, evangelists; and some, pastors and teachers; For the perfecting of the saints, for the work of the ministry, for the edifying of the body of Christ."

In order for the saints to be perfected (made sinless) there must be a restoration of the offices of apostles and prophets. It is a major prerequisite, therefore, that the apostles and prophets be recognized by the Church at large. (It's interesting that we are currently seeing certain well-known Christian leaders referring to one another as "apostles" and "prophets".)

Once they are acknowledged, these apostles and prophets will bring forth new revelations from God, which will be the guiding principles in establishing the Kingdom. These revelations will be given to the Church through the evangelists, pastors, and teachers who accept the hierarchy's authority.

One manner in which the apostles and prophets will receive these new revelations will be through communication with heavenly beings (angels and departed saints), as well as with God - and specifically Jesus. It's expected that many of these "new revelations" will be authenticated through demonstrations of power in the working of miracles, signs and wonders.

Some also believe that for dominion to be effected, the world's wealth must be under the control of the Church. Hence the emphasis on prosperity and "divine health" as well as the ability to speak into existence things that are not as though they are (God-likeness).

After the Church has taken dominion, its task will be to purge the earth of evil,which is defined as lawlessness against God's moral laws and against the established authority of the apostles and prophets. This accomplished, the earth will be ready to be turned over to Jesus when He returns (some say 'if' He returns).

We will find as we continue our study that at the heart of Dominion Theology is the belief that man is a god and, as such, must exercise his godhood through dominion. The current teaching that man is a god is essentially a theosophic concept which can be traced to the beginning of man's history."

This strangely sounds like the teachings of the Word of Faith movement, but they don't come out and tell you in so many words. Al Dager goes onto discuss how the belief in Dominion Theology and Kingdom Now has crept into the Church. I think this will open your eyes!

Though modern theosophy, in all its forms, makes certain teachings of the ancient mysteries available to the masses, these are only the exoteric teachings. The deeper esoteric mysteries are reserved for those initiated through secret rites, sworn to secrecy under penalty of death.

Those teachings permitted for the masses have found their way into the Church. They have developed into a form of "Christian" theosophy which has affected many otherwise uncompromising Christians who, if they would keep their heads about them, would suffer death to maintain the inviolable position that deity is an attribute of God alone.

There is a reason for Satan's emissaries infecting the Church with the damnable heresy that we are or can become gods. To the esotericist, bent upon establishing 'men' as gods, all monotheistic religions are anathema and their adherents must be converted or at least subjugated to the spiritual hierarchy (the spirit beings guiding mankind).

Since the Church alone has the power of God to resist the deceptions of Satan, it 'must' be made to believe his lies. If the Church can be corrupted or neutralized, Satan will have a clear path toward uniting the world against God. Thus any opposition to deception in the Church must be stifled under the pretense that such opposition sows discord among the brethren and hinders unity.

Satan's lies have found fertile ground in the Church not only because many Christians lack knowledge, but because they lack the necessary humility that can protect them against deception. Seeking their own wills above God's will, they are easy prey for deceivers who exalt men and/or the Church to the status of godhood and promote Satan's lies within the Church, lies characterized by the following teachings:

• Men are gods;
• Men may become gods;
• Men may become like God;
• Faith is a "law" or "force" that may be activated by anyone - believer or not;
• The ability to perform miracles, signs, and wonders is latent within all; we need but learn the techniques that activate the spiritual laws upon which faith is based;
• God is bound by these spiritual laws, and must respond to anyone - even His worst enemies - who exercises knowledge of them;
• as "gods" ("divine beings") we have the "divine right" to health and prosperity'
• Jesus is our "Elder Brother" who mastered the spiritual laws of Nature, and is therefore our example to do the same;
• Men may become perfected spiritually and physically by mastering these spiritual laws;
• The Kingdom of God will be established on earth when a sufficient number of people have been perfected.

No doubt many who teach these things would deny they are theosophists. In all probability they think of themselves as true Christians who have received special revelations from God. But whether they adhere to theosophical doctrines consciously or are merely pawns in the battle of the ages is immaterial. A child playing with matches needn't have knowledge of the damage he can cause.

It's evident from the recent emergence of these aberrant teachings within the Church that - through schooling and/or personal association - theosophy is having a significant impact upon some of today's prominent teachers.

I believe some of these teachers, though sincere in their profession of faith in Jesus, are themselves victims of esotericists who knew how to use biblical and Christian terminology to gain their confidence, or they learned from others who were victims.

Esotericists have made special efforts to merge their secret teachings with the basic tenets of the Christian faith, resulting in some rather interesting esoteric interpretations of Scripture. The major Christian doctrines - the deity of Christ; His Virgin Birth, His sacrifice for sin, His Resurrection, and His Second Coming - can be made to fit perfectly well into the theosophical model of religion. But their aberrant interpretations of these basic doctrines, unless openly stated, will escape the average Christian and deceive him into placing his trust where he ought not. (1)

 

I know that many Assemblies of God read Rick Warren's Purpose Driven Life together, and he is led by the "Kingdom Now" theology. Warren has said:

"The bottom line is that we intend to reinvent mission strategy in the 21st century. As I stated, this will be a new Reformation. The First Reformation returned us to the message of the original church. It was a reformation of doctrine - what the Church believes. The Second Reformation will return us to the mission of the original church. It will be a reformation of purpose - what the church does in the world.

“Our goal will be to enlist one billion foot soldiers for the Kingdom of God, who will permanently change the face of international missions to take on these five ‘global giants’ for which the church can become the ultimate distribution and change agent to overcome Spiritual emptiness, Self-serving Leadership, Poverty, disease and ignorance (or illiteracy).” [2]

A little like World Socialism.

How do you determine who has brought into Dominion Theology is their worldview? 
1) Those that believe that their church, the Church, or even the ecumenical world church will control government on the earth before any physical return of Jesus Christ to the earth in glory are some form of dominionist.

2) The “Christian Right” has many dominionist leaders, especially those that are pushing ecumenicalism and those that teach that we need to take the nation or the world for Christ. Dominion Theology teachers lead a large segment of the Charismatic and Pentecostal movements.

3) Liberal Christians pushing ecumenicalism often are dominionists. Much of the leadership of the “Promise Keepers” men's movement embraces Dominion Theology.

4) Much of the “seeker friendly purpose driven” church growth movement has a dominionist world social agenda. The Catholic Church has a Dominion worldview. Even the ultra right Christian patriot and the Christian identity cults believe the unbiblical worldview of Dominion Theology.

 

Christian groups that cannot see eye to eye on almost anything else unite on the agenda that the Christian mission is to bring about peace and prosperity on the earth.Dominion Theology leads to a Laodicean false hope of physical security.

Who in leadership believes this stuff?

1) Pat Robertson is careful about revealing his belief in Dominion Theology. Robertson believes in a literal rapture of the saints, but not until there has been a great revival that will result in a godly society run by the Church.

2) Those who believe in the 5-fold Ministry.

3) The officers and trustees of Charismatic Bible Ministries. (See list that was current at that time.)

4) Jerry Falwell, D. James Kennedy, Tim LaHaye, Dr. Charles Stanley, Charles Colson, and James Dobson.

Dager lists different schools of doctrine within the general heading of Kingdom Theology that have come and gone or still remain:

• Latter Rain
• Manifested Sons of God
• Restoration
• Reconstruction
• Charismatic Renewal
• Shepherding/Discipleship
• Kingdom Message
• Positive Confession (Word-Faith) 

They Use Kingdom Now Terminology:

• Dominion
• Overcomer(s)
• Word-Faith
• Spoken Word
• Confess(ion)
• Latter Rain
• Tabernacle of David
• Feast of Tabernacles
• Many-membered man child
• Ongoing incarnation
• Birthing in the Spirit
• Get this into your spirit
• Manifestation of the Kingdom
• Serpent's seed
• Faith in faith
• God's faith
• Manifestation of the Sons of God
• God-like faith
• Unity of the (Universal) Body
• Kingdom language
• Kingdom principles
• Christ principles
• Elijah company
• Bride company
• Covenant people
• Raising up a people

Conclusion
Dager established in an earlier section of his article that many of the adherents of Kingdom Theology believe that we have His divine nature:

"Notice that this idea, similar to that of mind science and other false religions, separates the anointing of "Christ" from Jesus and bestows it upon all who come into a place of certain knowledge and spiritual attainment. This is a heresy that is as old as the Church. It is rooted in the Greek school of philosophy known as Gnosticism."

As you well know by now, Gnosticism is the basis of the Freemason belief system. It is a system of heresy and it is fearlessly leading men and women into darkness - and taking the Church with them. They will be behind accelerating Bible prophesy, while trying to bring in the kingdom of darkness. Perhaps this will explain why the Church has been involved in the political arena as it has, as well as social projects. I hope that you will help someone else wake up, after faithfully finishing this article.

Sign of the Devil's Claw

Claw found in early works of art

Annie Besant - Leader in the occult

Billy Graham - 33rd Degree Freemason

Sir James D. Rothschild - 33rd Degree Freemason - Wealthy Banker

Pat Robertson - 33rd Degree Freemason

Anton LaVay - High Priest Church of Satan

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The Word Faith Movement: Part 6

A Masonic Rabbit Trail
As I have found in my research on cults, many of their leaders were either Rosicrucian or a member of Freemasonry. For example, the founders of the Unitarian, Quaker, Swedenborg, Mormon, and Jehovah's Witness churches were all members of Freemasonry. When Oral Roberts died, I found evidence that he was a Freemason; along with Billy Graham and Pat Robertson, as well.

This is an important element in this study. Freemasonry can trace their craft back to mystery religions of ancient Egypt.  It was in Egypt that the fountainhead of all esoteric mystery teachings were founded. Masonry is wrapped in the occult, so we can assume that the founders of these cults had also dabbled in the occult.

The similarity between Freemasonry and the cults are that they deny the Deity of Christ and the Trinity. In many of the quotes found in Kenneth Copeland, Creflo Dollar, and Benny Hinn's books and sermons, it is questionable concerning what they believe. Benny Hinn believes there are nine members of the Trinity.

The information that follows will be very disturbing, especially to those who have been attending a Word of Faith church - or who have a pastor who regularly feeds himself on Word of Faith ministry materials. My intent is to expose the the agenda of the Word of Faith ministers; not to harm any one Christian directly. Which leads me to information I have found concerning Kenneth Hagin, Kenneth Copeland, and some of the other million dollar mega-church ministers. There is evidence that they are in the brotherhood of Freemasonry.

Freemasonry is a peculiar system of morality, veiled in allegory, and illustrated in symbols. The most blatant symbols of Freemasonry's obsession with Egypt are not hidden in its temples, but they stand in public view.[1] An illustration of this is found on the front cover of Kenneth Hagin's magazine: the obelisk. The obelisk has been used as a Masonic symbol for years.

"The word "obelisk" means "Baal’s shaft" or Baal’s organ of reproduction.

To early Egyptians, it was the shape sacred to the Sun God Re or Ra; the creator of humanity, the source of all heat and light, the being on which man was totally dependent. By the fifth dynasty Re had become so popular he was elevated to the role of state deity. The spirit of the Sun God was supposed to enter the stones at certain periods, and on these occasions human sacrifices were offered to it. [2]

These articles describe some of the Masonic symbolism in Kenneth Copeland's ministry. [3][4] Two of the examples provided are the following:

1) Copeland chants the words "I AM" which is a Masonic initiation term. On one of his broadcasts, he said, "And I say this with all respect, so that it don't upset you too bad. But I say it anyway: When I read in the Bible where He says, "I AM," I just smile and say, "Yes, I AM, too."

2)The initiation rite into the Second Degree, represents the moral condition of nature's god, always in labor, always reproducing. Again it looks on God as hermaphroditic, and states that his name JEHOVAH, means "generation." Meaning to say, HE-SHE, the two sexes in one. The dual principle of "male" and "female" is represented by the "square and compass." The "compass" represents OSIRIS, the male god of the Egyptians, while the "square" is the symbol representing ISIS, the female goddess of Egypt - both are sexual symbols. Below is a picture of one of his cassette albums displaying the square and compass.

Some more background:

Gnosticism, Rosicrucians, Masons, and Satanists have essentially learned to commune with spirits. Christian Freemasons have learned to do the same, but they are sworn to secrecy. This would explain the mystical experiences I will mention in the next section. As I said earlier, Kenyon embraced charismatic occultism.

Gnosticism was the predominant source of heresy when the New Testament was written. Paul warns Timothy about the subtleties and contradictions of what is falsely called knowledge and spiritual illumination. The books of John, 1 Corinthians, Galatians, Colossians, 1st and 2nd Timothy and Jude, all make mention of ways to combat various elements of Gnosticism. The book of Revelation cites a couple of Gnostic beliefs and practices, referring to "knowing the depths of Satan" and "the Nicolaitins" (Rev. 2:6, 15, 24).

This is because the Jewish Kabbala is the very basis of Masonic practice and ritual, and the "Theology of the Sephiroth" is at the root of all Masonic knowledge. Albert Pike, a high-level Freemason and know Satanist, admits that it is "high magic." Much of the modern teaching within the Kabbala is based on the writing of Aleister Crowley, Freemason and father of modern Satanism. Helena P. Blavatsky, co-founder of the Theosophical Society and founder of the modern New Age Movement, said, "The Kabbalah is indeed of the essence of Freemasonry." [7]

Therefore, what is being seen today in the Word of Faith/Charismatic church is the rebirth of the same type of Gnosticism seen in the New Testament. Listen to Benny Hinn in this YouTube and see if you believe he may be possessed.

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Mystical Experiences

The faith leaders make some amazing claims. Hagin, for example, has visited both heaven and hell, as well as had out-of-body experiences (Christianity in Crisis, p. 334). He has had many visits from Jesus and angels. He boasts of the ability to heal, cast out demons, and levitate people.

Benny Hinn claims to have been visited by Jesus and saw the nail prints in His hands.

Jesse Duplantis visited heaven for over 5 hours, and saw a choir of angels.

Todd Bentley claims that “Jesus” “transported him back in time” to revivals, which were led by false prophets and false teachers. He has also had the presence of an angel on the platform with him during the Lakewood Revival.

All of these topics I'm discussing here are inter-related. All of it is being used as an instrument of deception by the enemy for a specific purpose.

Below, is an interview with Pastor Joe Schimmel. He makes some comments about the New Age movement, but more importantly discusses how Gnosticism has played an important part in the occult. He also makes some comments about Benny Hinn.

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Read Part 7 - Conclusion
The Word Faith Movement: Part 1

Further Research
"A Different Gospel: A Historical and Biblical Analysis of the Modern Faith Movement" by D.R. McConnell

Pat Robertson's Comments on Haiti

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Evangelical broadcaster blames Voodoo for Haiti earthquake

(BreakingNews.ie) US evangelical broadcaster Pat Robertson said Haiti was "cursed" because of what he called a "pact with the devil" in its history.

His spokesman said the comments were based on Voodoo rituals carried out before a slave rebellion against French colonists in 1791.

Spokesman Chris Roslan said Mr Robertson never stated that Tuesday's earthquake was God's wrath.

He said Mr Robertson's Operation Blessing group is sending millions of dollars in medication and relief workers to the country.

Voodoo's spell over Haiti


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