Yeah, I'm not even a Christian and I thought that ludicrous.
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Yes, Catholics who have left Catholicism and received Jesus Christ as their Lord and Savior are Christians. I am an ex-Catholic myself. As for those who are no longer on the earth. Anyone who has received Jesus Christ as their Lord and Savior and obeyed Him are in heaven but there is no salvation in Catholicism. No more than there is salvation in Satanism or Hinduism or any other cult. On the subject of Hitler - the evidence is overwhelming that it was the Vatican that appointed Hitler - arranged and assisted his rise to power. Hitler was a devout and faithful Roman Catholic to the very end.
Jesuit Manipulated Catholic Nazis
"I learned much from the Order of the Jesuits", said Hitler... "Until now, there has never been anything more grandiose, on the earth, than the hierarchical organization of the Catholic Church. I transferred much of this organization into my own party... I am going to let you in on a secret... I am founding an Order... In my "Burgs" of the Order, we will raise up a youth which will make the world tremble... Hitler then stopped, saying that he couldn't say any more.."Hermann Rauschning, former national-socialist chief of the government of Dantzig: "Hitler m'a dit", (Ed. Co-operation, Paris 1939, pp.266, 267, 273 ss).
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The new God for many people, is no God at all. They want to be free to worship perversion, debauchery, immorality and falsehoods. This will not end well for those who chose to follow this direction.
Example one: Stunning aerial images show Burning Man camp filled with 65,000 people
Example one: Stunning aerial images show Burning Man camp filled with 65,000 people
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Holocaust Video (Graphic Footage)
Adolf Hitler's Catholic Roots
Adolf Hitler's Parents:
Alois Hitler
Alois Hitler (born Aloys Schicklgruber June 7, 1837 – January 3, 1903) was the father of Adolf Hitler.
Baptized Roman Catholic at infancy. Remained Roman Catholic his whole life.
(Guess what? That story you heard about Hitler's father being the son of a Rothschild is DISINFORMATION)
Klara Hitler
Klara Hitler, born Klara Pölzl (August 12, 1860 - December 21, 1907), was the mother of Adolf Hitler by her husband Alois.
She was a devout Roman Catholic and went to church regularly.
To the right you can see both parents were buried in a Roman Catholic cemetery.
Jesuit Manipulated Catholic Nazis
To be clear the Holocaust was in reality another Roman Catholic Inquisition. Again - I must warn all those reading that there is no salvation in Roman Catholicism and if you are a part of that religion and desire to follow Jesus Christ and enter the Kingdom of heaven you'll have to come out from among that false church. You cannot be saved and stay in a false church. The Holy Bible forbids it. There is no fellowship between darkness and light.
Adolf Hitler's Catholic Roots
Adolf Hitler's Parents:
Alois Hitler
Alois Hitler (born Aloys Schicklgruber June 7, 1837 – January 3, 1903) was the father of Adolf Hitler.
Baptized Roman Catholic at infancy. Remained Roman Catholic his whole life.
(Guess what? That story you heard about Hitler's father being the son of a Rothschild is DISINFORMATION)
Klara Hitler
Klara Hitler, born Klara Pölzl (August 12, 1860 - December 21, 1907), was the mother of Adolf Hitler by her husband Alois.
She was a devout Roman Catholic and went to church regularly.
To the right you can see both parents were buried in a Roman Catholic cemetery.
To be clear the Holocaust was in reality another Roman Catholic Inquisition. Again - I must warn all those reading that there is no salvation in Roman Catholicism and if you are a part of that religion and desire to follow Jesus Christ and enter the Kingdom of heaven you'll have to come out from among that false church. You cannot be saved and stay in a false church. The Holy Bible forbids it. There is no fellowship between darkness and light.
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Thank you! What incredible photographs! Absolutely amazing how many people are lost in such depth of sin! How awful! How utterly awful!
Standing in the middle of the campground is the Man sculpture for which the festival is named which is burned at the end of the week.
Unlike the totem sculpture, other artworks are mobile, such as El Pulpo Mecanico (right), which is mounted on a car and driven around.
A skeletal snake figure, named Serpent Mother, bristles with flame as visitors look on at the annual Burning Man festival in Nevada
Other works art interactive, such as this skeleton, which has ropes attached to the arms and legs that visitors can pull to animate him
The theme of this year's gathering is 'Festival of Mirrors' and so many of the artworks dotted around the campsite are reflective.
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Pray for these people. They are seriously lost. How tragic that this is going on in a nation that had once knew the Word of God and many had a personal relationship with Jesus Christ! This is more evidence of why America is under judgment and under a curse.
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Idiocy: "On the subject of Hitler - the evidence is overwhelming that it was the Vatican that appointed Hitler - arranged and assisted his rise to power."
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There is only one God and that is the God of the King James Bible. Those people are worshiping demons. Lucifer is a fallen angel soon to be cast into hell. He is not God. He is a defeated foe. Jesus Christ defeated him at the cross approximately 2,000 years ago.
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Jere, you have a deceiver's heart today, and you know how that corrupts you and your word of ministry. Back up, take a deep breath, and start over. In the Name of Jesus.
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Research the history of Roman Catholicism and you'll find it is rooted in the occult - Babylonian Religion. Read Two Babylons by Alexander Hislop for a good understanding. As you are interested in the occult, I would have thought you'd known about the history of Nimrod and Semiramis. Are you telling me you don't even know the history behind the subjects in the photographs you put up? You should look into it.
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Something from 2006 from Michael Boldea Jr.'s writings..
The warning goes out to all who would hear
September 14, 2006
Since I have never done this before, I feel an explanation is in order. The following excerpt is from a study on the church of Smyrna, the second of the seven churches to which Christ wrote personal letters in the book of Revelation. For some months now we have been going through Revelation, verse by verse, and in keeping to my promise of posting something as often as possible, I use every spare minute in this endeavor.
Being in Romania, and going into the villages to pass out food, and clothes, to deliver cows and pigs, as well as check up on some building projects, I realized I had fallen behind on my writing. I would leave early in the morning, and return late enough into the night, too exhausted to put anything on paper. Finally one night as I returned home, I decided I would sit down and write until I either finished the study on Smyrna, or fell asleep doing it.
A couple days later, I was reading what had been written in the early hours of the morning, when I came upon the following passage. I do not remember having written it, but it affected me in such a way that I decided to post it as a stand-alone article for those who do not have the time, or inclination to read the entire study on Revelation.
The Excerpt
"The warning goes out to all who would hear, that times of tribulation are soon to come, but faithfulness will incur the crown of life as just recompense. Suffering is linked to this present life, as smoke is to fire. Though the earthly vessel in which God placed some of his roses might be broken, though this present life may end in persecution and suffering, the fragrance lingers long after we are gone, a sweet, and well received sacrifice.
There is only one way to walk with Christ in this present life, and that is the way of the cross, and there can be no substitutions or deviations. That which we must inevitably suffer for the cause of Christ, is a grace, a gift, and a badge of honor that all who are integrated into His body must suffer at the hands of the world. If the head, namely Christ, suffered on this earth, what makes His body immune from suffering?
Luke 24:26, "Ought not the Christ to have suffered these things and to enter into His glory?"
The warning goes out to all who would hear
September 14, 2006
Since I have never done this before, I feel an explanation is in order. The following excerpt is from a study on the church of Smyrna, the second of the seven churches to which Christ wrote personal letters in the book of Revelation. For some months now we have been going through Revelation, verse by verse, and in keeping to my promise of posting something as often as possible, I use every spare minute in this endeavor.
Being in Romania, and going into the villages to pass out food, and clothes, to deliver cows and pigs, as well as check up on some building projects, I realized I had fallen behind on my writing. I would leave early in the morning, and return late enough into the night, too exhausted to put anything on paper. Finally one night as I returned home, I decided I would sit down and write until I either finished the study on Smyrna, or fell asleep doing it.
A couple days later, I was reading what had been written in the early hours of the morning, when I came upon the following passage. I do not remember having written it, but it affected me in such a way that I decided to post it as a stand-alone article for those who do not have the time, or inclination to read the entire study on Revelation.
The Excerpt
"The warning goes out to all who would hear, that times of tribulation are soon to come, but faithfulness will incur the crown of life as just recompense. Suffering is linked to this present life, as smoke is to fire. Though the earthly vessel in which God placed some of his roses might be broken, though this present life may end in persecution and suffering, the fragrance lingers long after we are gone, a sweet, and well received sacrifice.
There is only one way to walk with Christ in this present life, and that is the way of the cross, and there can be no substitutions or deviations. That which we must inevitably suffer for the cause of Christ, is a grace, a gift, and a badge of honor that all who are integrated into His body must suffer at the hands of the world. If the head, namely Christ, suffered on this earth, what makes His body immune from suffering?
Luke 24:26, "Ought not the Christ to have suffered these things and to enter into His glory?"
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Luke 24:26, "Ought not the Christ to have suffered these things and to enter into His glory?"
I realize full well that some will read these lines and think to themselves, 'what does this man hope to imply with his ramblings of suffering and such? Surely it is not suffering that I signed up for, this suffering doctrine was not presented to me when I joined my community church. I was told that only good times lay ahead, and once I signed on the dotted line, received my denominational lapel pin, and paid my tithes, I would float light as a feather through this present life, stopping now and then to appreciate the fragrance of the roses that lined my pathway to heaven. Suffering? Surely he is mistaken, these are no longer the dark ages, everyone goes along to get along, there no longer remains any hidden hatred or animosity against Christians, and this devil of whom he speaks is just a bedtime story, a mere representation of evil, but not and entity as such, our ecumenical life betterment guide said so himself.'
The reality that all who desire to live Godly in Christ Jesus will suffer persecution is something that we readily attempt to conceal from those considered 'seekers' in God's house. We try to present a watered down, spiritless gospel, to make it as accessible to as many people as humanly possible, blurring the lines between light and darkness, between truth and deception, between the world and the Church in the process. Anyone who promises you that a life in Christ is perpetual merriment and glee, bliss for your flesh and spirit in one easy to carry container, void of hardships, trials persecutions, and suffering is either ignorant of God's Holy Word, or is willfully omitting the truth, keeping it from your ears, in short lying to you.
The warning goes out to all who would hear
I realize full well that some will read these lines and think to themselves, 'what does this man hope to imply with his ramblings of suffering and such? Surely it is not suffering that I signed up for, this suffering doctrine was not presented to me when I joined my community church. I was told that only good times lay ahead, and once I signed on the dotted line, received my denominational lapel pin, and paid my tithes, I would float light as a feather through this present life, stopping now and then to appreciate the fragrance of the roses that lined my pathway to heaven. Suffering? Surely he is mistaken, these are no longer the dark ages, everyone goes along to get along, there no longer remains any hidden hatred or animosity against Christians, and this devil of whom he speaks is just a bedtime story, a mere representation of evil, but not and entity as such, our ecumenical life betterment guide said so himself.'
The reality that all who desire to live Godly in Christ Jesus will suffer persecution is something that we readily attempt to conceal from those considered 'seekers' in God's house. We try to present a watered down, spiritless gospel, to make it as accessible to as many people as humanly possible, blurring the lines between light and darkness, between truth and deception, between the world and the Church in the process. Anyone who promises you that a life in Christ is perpetual merriment and glee, bliss for your flesh and spirit in one easy to carry container, void of hardships, trials persecutions, and suffering is either ignorant of God's Holy Word, or is willfully omitting the truth, keeping it from your ears, in short lying to you.
The warning goes out to all who would hear
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2 Timothy 3:12, "Yes, and all who desire to live godly in Christ Jesus will suffer persecution."
How can anyone love the servant, while he hates the servant's master? If the world hated Christ, which we know it did, then surely it will harbor animosity toward us. Christ Himself spoke these words countless times, yet we seem to have put them out of our mind, to have forgotten and dismissed them as though they were never uttered, instead reveling in our newfound acceptance in the eyes of the world, embracing it as some long lost family member, who has alas returned to the bosom of his kinfolk bearing gifts. Oh! How this family member was missed, yes often out of sight but never out of mind, and what a warm and welcoming homecoming he received, how tear filled the reunion, for so many had long thought they would never be reunited. Never mind that this particular family member is contagious, never mind that death soon follows wherever he is allowed to return, never mind that for long we have tried to escape and free ourselves, to unburden our hearts of this person, never mind that once we had escaped, we vowed never to let him back in, but to bar the doors and windows of our hearts, and be as far away from him as possible. Never mind all that, he has returned, and he accepts us, an we in turn accept him, he no longer looks his nose down at us, no longer thinks of us as fools, eccentrics, zealots, fundamentalists, or even God fearing Christians, we have finally done it, we have changed, evolved, we have thrown off the shackles of legalism, the cumbersome weight of Biblical boundaries, and we have stopped the controversy once and for all by omitting the name Jesus from our church services and programs. Indeed, we have finally done it, we have become the world, and the world loves us for it."
The warning goes out to all who would hear
How can anyone love the servant, while he hates the servant's master? If the world hated Christ, which we know it did, then surely it will harbor animosity toward us. Christ Himself spoke these words countless times, yet we seem to have put them out of our mind, to have forgotten and dismissed them as though they were never uttered, instead reveling in our newfound acceptance in the eyes of the world, embracing it as some long lost family member, who has alas returned to the bosom of his kinfolk bearing gifts. Oh! How this family member was missed, yes often out of sight but never out of mind, and what a warm and welcoming homecoming he received, how tear filled the reunion, for so many had long thought they would never be reunited. Never mind that this particular family member is contagious, never mind that death soon follows wherever he is allowed to return, never mind that for long we have tried to escape and free ourselves, to unburden our hearts of this person, never mind that once we had escaped, we vowed never to let him back in, but to bar the doors and windows of our hearts, and be as far away from him as possible. Never mind all that, he has returned, and he accepts us, an we in turn accept him, he no longer looks his nose down at us, no longer thinks of us as fools, eccentrics, zealots, fundamentalists, or even God fearing Christians, we have finally done it, we have changed, evolved, we have thrown off the shackles of legalism, the cumbersome weight of Biblical boundaries, and we have stopped the controversy once and for all by omitting the name Jesus from our church services and programs. Indeed, we have finally done it, we have become the world, and the world loves us for it."
The warning goes out to all who would hear
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Give Jere a break.
She is trying to do good but is having difficulty. Be soft with her and counsel her gently.
She is capable of as much damage as 20 Mormon elders.
She is trying to do good but is having difficulty. Be soft with her and counsel her gently.
She is capable of as much damage as 20 Mormon elders.
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2 Peter 2:20, "For if after they have escaped the pollutions of the world through the knowledge of the Lord and Savior Jesus Christ, they are again entangled in them and overcome, the latter end is worse for them than the beginning."
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Excellent verse, Jere.
It applies directly to you and all of those engaged in ministry who stumble and fall. Be careful!
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