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Darkest Secrets of Freemasonry |
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Hidden power
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- The Satanic Bible was written by Anton LaVey
(1930-1997) who founded the Church of Satan in San Francisco
in 1966.
- LaVey believed that magic is really about Satan,
however, Satan is an archetype, and not considered a real
being.
- According to LaVey, Satan is a hidden power or
energy within all of us that we can draw upon.
- Much like
Freemasonry, the Church of Satan has different levels and
degrees.
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A former 33rd-degree Freemason, reveals the darkest secrets of
Freemasonry in this testimony interview. He shared his experiences and discusses everything from secret
Temple rituals and hidden ranks to the most shocking secret of all. Additionally, he shares how he and his wife uncovered a connection between
Freemasonry and one of the world's largest churches. (Almost False)
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Warlock
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- Most begin as the First Degree where you take a
series of exams and studies to become a Second Degree member,
or Warlock.
- The Grand Druid, a 33rd degree Mason,
recommended to those getting ready to join the Church of
Satan, that if they really want to understand Luciferian
energy, they need to join the Freemasonic Order.
- He also
recommended the Mormon Church if you ever feel in deep
spiritual trouble (please don't take this as good advice, it's
not).
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Smith
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- Joseph Smith, who founded the Mormon church became
a Master Mason in 1844 in Nauvoo, Illinois, and then used the
Masonic Temple ritual as the basis for the Mormon religion.
- But why is it that Smith was murdered by fellow Mormons and
Brigham Young's name is all over everything?
- Many claim
that Smith's father and grandfather were also Freemasons,
however, no one's been able to prove it because there were 9
men with the same name in the lodge during that time.
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Also, many also believe that Smith used the structure of the
Masonic lodge because everything was in such logical order in
their philosophy.
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Members do not believe that Satan literally exists and
do not worship him. Instead, Satan is viewed as a positive archetype embracing the Hebrew root of the word "Satan" as "adversary", who represents pride, carnality, and enlightenment, humanity's natural instincts which Abrahamic faiths have wrongly suppressed.
(Wikipedia)
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Witch
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- The Mormon church was created by
witches, for witches; so according to the Grand Druid who
recommended it to the Satanic initiate, it was apparently a place
warlocks
could hang out and pretend to be nice, because Mormons have
such a 'warm and fuzzy' reputation.
- Most Americans view
Mormons as straight, moral, wonderful America loving, down to
earth type people, with large happy families and white picket
fences.
- Well that's the problem because 'down to earth'
we now know is not neccessarily a good thing, because it means
you're living in the lower ego, the material world.
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Inner circle
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- Secretly, the Mormons believe almost all the same
doctrines as witches believe.
- So the net result was a
Master Mason, who was a Satanist and a witch all at the same
time.
- Only the inner circle of the witches knew about how
they were all Satanists, that was all hidden.
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on, members soon discovered there was a deeper level of
Satanism, which was even more hardcore, and this was a group
called the Order of the Black Ram.
- There was also another
group in Chicago called The Brotherhood.
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Basic order of Freemasonry
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- The basic level is what is called the Blue Lodge (or
craft) and
that consists of three degrees; Entered Apprentice, Fellowcraft (or Journeyman) and Master
Mason.
- A lot of Masons never go any
further than that.
- It's an initiatory process and in
order to even join, the requirements were you had to be a
male, free born, of good report, and well recommended.
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Whatever that means.
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Freemasonry threw the baby out
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- The first thing the Freemasons ask you is if you believe
in God, but they don't ask which God.
- It doesn't matter
to them if the God you believe in has horns.
- There is an
initiation process and you have to do a lot of 'memory work,'
as they call it.
- You memorize a series of ritualistic
practices and you have a Mentor, called a 'poster,' who's an
older Mason.
- Second degree is the same way, lot's of
memorization.
- Mentors are the type men who work as executives at
power companies, etc.
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Masonic pajama beads
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- When you start out as a Mason, they invite you to their
lodge and make you take off all of your clothing except your
underwear.
- It's a male only club and they separate the
small number of Masonic women in the Eastern Stars.
- They make you dress in their 'pajamas'
which typically leave the left breast bare, and your right
knee bare.
- You're then blindfolded and have a cable
around your neck which is blue velvet rope, and they call it a cabletow.
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According to ancient laws of Freemasonry every Brother must attend if he be within the length of his cabletow. Old writers define the length of a cable length as three miles, others five to fifty miles. Three miles was generally recognized as a reason- able walking distance.
(hillsborough25.org)
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All tied up and led to the lodge door
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- Next they tie you up and still blindfolded with
the cabletow around your neck, another higher ranking
Freemason leads you to
the door of the lodge and knocks on the door.
- This is all
ritualized and the Mason on the other side of the door says
'Who comes here?'
- The Mason who's guiding you, who's a
lodge officer, announces the initiate by name as someone 'who
has long been in the darkness and now seeks to be brought to
the light.'
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Mason with darkness
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- The man behind the door continues on with, 'To receive
the rights and benefits of the worship of lodge, erected by
God, as all members before, and I ask Mr. Elder, Mr. Pastor,
etc.'
- It was reported that 40% of the Pastors in the
Southern Baptist Convention were Freemasons and the question
is how come they have darkness if they believe in Jesus Christ?
- How is that possible.
- Next you go into the lodge and you're led around and they
call it circumambulation.
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Circumambulation is the act of moving around a sacred object or idol. Circumambulation of
Temples or deity images is an integral part of Hindu and Buddhist devotional practice. It is also present in other religions, including Christianity, Judaism, and Islam. (Wikipedia)
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Compass
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You walk around the lodge and they have all their
officers, the Junior Warden, the Senior Warden at the
different compass points.
- In the east is the Worshipful
Master who is the big cheese in the lodge.
- Still
blindfolded, you're made to kneel at an altar and you put your
hands on a large pulpit sized King James Bible which is the
Protestant version of the Bible.
- The Worshipful Master
comes forward and tells the initiate he's going to lead them
through an oath that takes
about 5 minutes and is blood curdling.
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In the context of Freemasonry, a "Junior Warden" is a key officer responsible for overseeing the brethren during the Lodge's "at refreshment" period, ensuring the well-being of members, and representing temperance and balance. (Assistant)
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Blood curdling oath
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The initiate swears the
essense of oath to keep the secrets of an Entered Apprentice
Mason.
- At the end, you swear that if you
ever reveal the secrets of an Entered Apprentice Mason, there
will be fatal punishment.
- You swear that you will have
your throat cut across, your tongue torn out by the roots, and
buried in the sands of the sea where the tide ebbs and flows
twice in 24 hours.
- Should the initiate ever knowingly violate
the obligation, 'so help him God keep him steadfast to the due
performance of the saint.'
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Bible with square
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You would think if you were a Christian pastor, or
that type of position, this ritual would raise the hair on the back of
their neck.
- At that point, the Worshipful Master said, 'My
brother, in your current situation, what do you most desire?'
- The Senior Warden standing next to the initiate whispered, 'light' into
the initiates ear, which the initiate then repeated to the
Worshipful Master.
- They removed the blindfold from
the initiate and before him was a altar size Bible with a square and compass on
it.
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Burning tapers
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These three symbols represent the three great lights of Freemasonry;
the Bible, the square and the compass.
- Which are
revealed by the three lesser lights of Masonry, which are
three burning tapers (candles) that are adjacent to the altar.
- They represent the Sun, the Moon, and the Worshipful Master of the
lodge.
- This is the most mild form of initiation, from then on, the
rituals
get creepier and creepier.
- According to a
former Mason, and it's easy to see, that Freemasonry is an anti-Christ worshiping
religion.
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Masonic owl
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- The Masons claim they're not religious, however
certainly they are.
- They play around with the words, claiming they're
individually religious, but that Masonry itself is not a religion.
- If they
are indeed a formal religion, then as a Christian, you shouldn't join
a second religion.
- It's comparable to an active Christian
worshiping as a Buddhist at
the same time.
- Masonry is a religion, it has all the
qualities; belief in a deity, the belief is expressed in some
sort of ritual, and lastly, it has an ethics or
morality system.
- Masonry has all three.
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Anti-Christ religion
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Masonry is a religion, and it's an anti-Christ
religion.
- If you drill down deep enough, and read the
books by people like Albert Pike, Arthur Edward Waite and
Albert Mackey, three prominant scholars of Masonry, all of
them were dark occultists.
- Waite wrote a book on black magic
and pacts such as how to sell your soul to the devil.
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Mackey wrote the Encyclopedia of Freemasonry.
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Grand Commander type
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- Albert Pike (1809-1891) wrote Morals and Dogma
and he was considered the greatest Masonic scholar in America in the
19th-century.
- He was also the Grand Commander of the Scottish
Rite of Freemasonry.
- Pike was buried in the Scottish Rite Temple which is 13
blocks from the White House.
- Another scholar, Papus was a very high level
Mason of the 19th-century and he wrote a book called the
Tarot of the Bohemians.
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Priests and their kings
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- Freemasonry and religion just go together.
- Almost
every single leading occultist of the late 19th-century and
early 20th-century was a Freemason.
- A more
contemporary Mason you really should pay attention to is Manly
P. Hall (1901-1994) who was one of the most notable occultists
in America in the 20th-century.
- He was the head of the
Philosophical Research Society and was a very high level
ceremonial magician and he was also a 33rd degree Mason.
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Business contacts
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- Hall wrote a book called Lost Keys of Freemasonry
where he said that when you become a Master Mason, you are
like a 'warrior on the block.'
- That's a kind of Masonic
code; he goes on to say, 'and the seething energies of
Lucifer are yours to command.'
- These authors are among
the biggest Freemasons in history but no one knows the details
because they don't read any of their books.
- Initiates join
the lodge for a variety of reasons, it might be for business
connections, especially for professions like lawyers and
doctors because until recently, they weren't allowed to
advertise.
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Good old boys network
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- All the local businessmen would join the Masonic lodge and send
business referals to one another, a good old boys network.
- Many men joined because they had an uncle, brother or a
father with a background in Masonry.
- Truth is, unless you understand the occult, it's
extremely boring, just imagine the most boring church service
you've ever attended.
- An example given was the Mormon
church where many end up snoring through the service because
it's like watching paint dry.
- Masons go to the lodge
every week and most of them joined because they're buddies and
they even stay after the service to play poker or eat snacks
together.
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The Lodge
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- What none of these men seem to understand, or at least
it appears that way, is that deep down inside, there's a
very dark, evil energy, which is very sexualized, and it
permeates the lodge.
- Once he became a priest, the former
initiate documented how many men
came to him for deliverence because they had been in Masonry and
had been drawn into wickedness.
- Things like perversion
and even pedophilia, because Masonry is dark and dangerous.
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Affected wife
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- It opens up unholy desires within the men, and then,
because of the way the spiritual world works, that in turn
percolates down into their families.
- It affects their
wives, who may or may not be involved because there's a
woman's branch of Masonry called the Order of the Eastern
Star, whose symbol is the satanic pentagram.
- So many
children are impacted, especially as they start entering their
puberty.
- You could witness them in various ways in their
teen years starting to go nuts,
you might say, because of this evil trickle down influence of the
lodge.
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Masonic hand sign
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- Freemasonry in America is set up a bit differently than
in England.
- In the states, after the Blue Lodge
initiation which are the first three degrees (1st to 3rd),
there are two directions, you can either
join the Scottish Rite or the York Rite.
- The Scottish
Rite has 29 degrees (4th to 32nd), and the York Rite has 7 degrees
(4th to 10th).
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The Scottish Rite and York Rite are both systems of
Masonic degrees that build upon the three core degrees of
Freemasonry, but they differ in their organizational structure, philosophical focus, and the nature of their rituals, with the Scottish Rite being more hierarchical and philosophical, and the York Rite being more democratic and focused on history. (Assistant)
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Religious hand sign
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Initiates to the Catholic priesthood would receive advice to
join the York Rite, because that supposedly is the Christian path.
- Catholics are forbidden by the Vatican to join Freemasonry
(the Vatican doesn't want the priests to know what they
themselves are doing) so that doesn't stop the priests from
joining.
- The York Rite is not a single
body, but rather a group of affiliated Masonic bodies which
include the Chapter of the Royal Arch Masons and Council of
Royal and Select Masters.
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At the top of the York Rite is what is called the Commandery
of Knights
Templar degree.
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The Ancient York Rite stands on the records of history as the oldest and purest of all
Masonic Rites. “This Craft came into England in the time of good King Athelstan's reign: he made them both hall and lofty bower of great honor, to recreate him in both day and night, and to worship
his God with all his strength. (riMasons.org)
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Scottish hand sign
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The Scottish Rite has 33 degrees, including the first three degrees of the
Craft lodge.
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However, the most valuable are the 29 degrees (4th to 32nd), and some of
them are really creepy.
- They have one, the 19th degree,
where they actually try and conjure up the devil.
- Finally
at the top, there is the 32nd degree, which is called the
Sublime Prince of the Royal Secret and that's as high as most
people attain.
- In addition to the 29 degrees, there's an honorary 33rd degree, conferred by the Supreme Council, the governing body of Scottish Rite
Masonry.
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Scottish degree
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- If you're some really important person, either in
industry, or in politics, or in entertainment, you might be
offered the opportunity to become a 33rd degree Mason, which is the highest
degree in America.
- This degree has been awarded to
presidents, actors and all kinds of celebrities.
- People
like Joe Biden, Harry Truman, Burl Ives, Gene Autry and Roy
Rogers.
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Stone Masons at work
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- There's nuances in the York Rite which are very
creepy, but the Scottish Rite is much more so.
- The two
orders do overlap, for example, if you're a 10th degree
Knights Templar in the York Rite, you can become a 33rd degree
in the Scottish Rite, even if you never went through the
Scottish Rite.
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Sexual alchemy
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- Beyond what goes on in America, in Europe, there's
what's called the Rite of Memphis Misraim, and that is 360
degrees.
- Most Masons don't even know about this order,
but one former Mason made their way as far as the 96th degree
through a group in Chicago.
- Chicago was, and probably
still is, a major nexus of Satanism, but most people don't
know that.
- The 97th degree is where you get into the
really deep subjects, the ideas behind sexual alchemy and how to
supposedly live forever, all kinds of dark occultic things.
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Royal secret
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- Once a Mason has reached the 32nd degree, Sublime Prince
of the Royal Secret, he starts to wonder what the 'secret'
that he's supposed to find out is.
- Except when he
questions other 32nd
degree holders, none of them seem to know the secret either.
- Now whether
they were just feigning ignorance, who knows, but after the
initiate entered into the Rite of Memphis Mysterium, and this
is something that only 1 in 1,000 Masons in America
understands, he discovered that the Royal Secret is that you
can live forever by sexually vampirizing children.
- That's
what these people believe.
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Masonic energy
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- The vast majority of Masons have no understanding of any
of this, and they simply believe it's a good old boys club
that teaches morality.
- This is the same way in all of
these groups, whether it's Masons, Mormons, Wiccans, or the
Vatican.
- They all have this vast number of reasonably
good people and in some cases, very good people, all reporting
under them, who are feeding them all their energy.
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Satanic energy
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- This is
the same as in Satanism, initiates are taught that Satan draws
energy because he is worshiped.
- What this means, is anytime
a Mason kneels at the altar and swears an oath, the devil gets
energy from that.
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Good old boys club
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- Most Masons, if they heard this, they would be
scandalized and say that Dr. William (Bill) Schnoebelen, who
granted this interview, is a nut.
- Although he admits
talking to dozens of children who came to him when he was
serving his ministry who were sodomized as children.
- They
were literally taken to the Masonic lodge after hours and laid
on that very same altar with the King James Bible and they
were gang raped by a group of old men that were all high level
Masons.
- They would continue to abuse the child until he was practically
dead.
- It's very clear that Freemasonry is worship of
Lucifer and that has been referenced in many books and
writings.
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Local park
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- The group in Chicago who were entwined with the Rite of
Memphis Misraim, so with their brotherhood, was essentially
two Masonic groups combined.
- The initiate was informed once he was
ready for the 97th degree, that if he wanted to go any further
and become a Satanic priest, he would have to sell his soul to
the devil.
- In broad daylight, the brotherhood took the initate to a park in Glen Ellyn,
Illinois, which is a suburb of Chicago.
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There they told him not to worry about anyone seeing the
ritual because the cops were
all devil worshipers (most cops are Freemasons it's a known fact).
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Seven years
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- In the center of the park there was a section where they had
all kinds of strange Egyptian statues.
- There also literally was an altar with horns, like the
ones you envision on the altar in Solomon's Temple.
- Next, they brought out a black book with names in it and a
high level Satanist officiated.
- The initiate swore an
oath and allegiance to Satan and that he would serve him for 7
years.
- He was promised that Satan would give him
everything he wanted; wine, women, song, money, occult power,
whatever, but at the end of 7 years Satan could kill him and
take him to hell.
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Initiates idea of hell
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- At that time, the oath taker believed that 'hell' was
like one big long orgy of drugs, sex and rock and roll, so to
speak.
- He didn't think going to hell was such a bad thing
at that time, so he signed his name in blood in the black
book.
- The craziest thing, he was then supposed to go out
and find 7 people to also sell their souls, who would be under
him, kind of like multi-level marketing for the devil, a
pyramid type scheme.
- He did find 7 lower ego vibers to also
take the oath.
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Life not good
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- But after all of this, the initiate noticed he didn't seem to have the things
he needed, or the things he was promised, his life was not
good.
- Even though he was this high level Satanic priest,
he was working at a 'nothing' job as a security guard in a
warehouse on the night shift and was barely getting by.
- Every year he would
write a $10 dollar check to the Church of Satan to renew his
subscription to their newsletter which was called the
Cloven Hoof.
- One year, when he received the
fulfilled check back from the bank, a female bank employee had
written, 'I'll be praying for you in Jesus' name' and he just
scoffed at it.
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Reach out
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- However, in all the years he was digging such a deep
hole for himself, not one Christian ever came forward to
attempt to teach him the truth and steer him the right way.
- No one ever showed up to
discuss Jesus, and even the Jehovah's Witnesses who used to
visit everyone, never made an appearance.
- This is because everyone
was scared of the Satanic cult.
- People understood what was going on
because they would see the cult members out in their backyards
dancing in black robes under the moonlight.
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Hit by a freight train
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- Within 24 hours after receiving the check and scoffing
at the message inscribed on it, the new recruit felt like he was hit with a freight
train.
- Magical power is real and he immediately lost all
his occult power, then he lost his job and he was extremely
sick.
- At that time, he had painted his entire attic black
and had an altar there along with a magic circle on the floor
and a statue of the Greek Pan, a horned god.
- He went
up to his attic and prayed to Lucifer and bluntly asked him
'what's going on, my life has gone to hell.'
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Comic books
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- The most amazing thing is, while he was praying to
Lucifer, Jesus answered his prayer.
- Next day, he got a
call from two adoring Satanic teenage girls from Chicago who
heard about him because he was a rising star of Satanic
priesthood and they wanted to meet him.
- They took a train
to his home and gave him a 'gift' of two Christian comic books
from a company called Chick Publications.
- The company
made about 15 full color comic books that were about Christian
themes and they were intended to be soul winning tools.
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He flipped to
the back page and there was a narrative about how to become a born
again Christian.
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Chick light
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- One of the Chick comic books was called Spellbound
and the other one was called Angel of Light.
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The illustrations were teaching about all the dangers of the occult, and how
Lucifer is really the God of all false religions.
- He
looked at the books and scoffed again and threw them back in the
closet.
- The next day there was a knock on the door and it
was Mormon missionaries.
- He had never had them come to
his home before and it was the typical two young men,
undoubtably on bicycle.
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Lightning bolt
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- In 1973, a Grand Druid had advised the initiate to join the
Mormon church.
- He had so much respect for the Druid, he believed it was a sign from Lucifer,
so he quickly joined the church.
- Once a member, he tried
being a good Mormon; he stopped having orgies and doing drugs.
- The initiate had been led to believe by the Druid priest that Mormons
were white witches, so he still continued to perform some white
witchcraft, but he no longer followed Satanism.
- He went to
the Mormon Temple and performed all their secret rituals,
which he discovered are very Masonic.
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Appointed as Elder
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- The first thing you do in the Mormon church is get baptized,
then you spend a year laying low and paying your 10% tithing.
- At the end of the year, the males are appointed as Elders.
- Later,
the Elder became an
Elders Quorum President, which is an administrative role right
underneath the Bishop.
- In the Mormon church, the Bishop is the
head of a local congregation which they call a ward.
- By
that point, Tbe Elder had received a Temple recommend, which is like
a card that allows you to visit the Temple, something that you
can't do if you're not considered worthy.
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Grand Druid
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- At that time, the initiates in the Mormon church went to the
Mormon Temple in Salt Lake City because that's the center of
their worship.
- There were many rituals and the Grand
Druid instructed the initiates to say certain
words to the Mormons as they passed through the temple door.
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In 1981, the Mormons had a system
that controlled the door, which was probably ahead of its
time, where they gave you a card with a code, and today
everyone's familiar with it as some kind of magnetic strip.
- After they said the words they
were instucted to say, the Mormons entered the words into their
computer and the entire computer system unexplainedly crashed!
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Salty water
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- Unsure what to do with the computer, the Mormons continued on with
the ritual, which was several hours long.
- It was very
similar to the Masonic ritual, but on steroids.
- They took
the initiates downstairs where they strip down and then they wash your body and
it's done man to man, woman to woman.
- Next they annoint
your body with oil, and you're given a magical Temple garment.
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Future dream
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- After the ceremony was over, the new initiate was invited to
speak to the president of the Salt Lake Temple, which
is kind of a big deal to the Mormons.
- The president asked
what he could do for him, and the initiate told him that
they'd been advised to talk to an Apostle because of a dream
he had.
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Strict hierarchy
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- In the Mormon church, there's a strict hierarchy; the
Prophet (President), First Presidency which is two advisors
and the President, and under them are 12 Apostles.
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President then arranged for him to meet with one of the 12
Apostles, who was an Elder named Faust which is a very
prominent name in the occult.
- Back then, no one knew what
was going on in the Mormon Temple, it was shrouded in mystery.
- By the mid-1980s a book called What's
Going on in There by Chuck and Sally Saget, who were
former Temple workers, was published that revealed many
dark secrets.
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Celestial white satin covering
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- In his dream the initiate saw an altar that was
white and had a white satin covering, just like what's in the
Celestial Room in the Mormon Temple.
- Except in the Mormon
Temple, there was a naked young girl on top of the altar, and everyone was
standing around chanting, 'Hail
Lucifer.'
- The Apostle then said, 'Well I can tell you our
very extraordinary people, and I bury you to my solemn
testimony.'
- This is a big deal to the Mormons because
when you use the words 'solemn testimony' that means it's
truth.
- The initiate was then told if he would move to Salt Lake
City, the church would find a place for him in the worship of
the Temple.
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Getting ready to shake
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- There are so many similarities in both Freemasonry and the
Mormon church, for example, if you visit Temple Square in Salt
Lake City, you'll you Masonic handshakes.
- You'll also see
symbols like the All Seeing Eye and a lot of the Sun, Moon
and Stars.
- Additionally, there isn't any Christian symbology on the
Mormon Temples, such as crosses (but that's another story).
- When you go inside the Temple, most of the similarities are
the fact you go through three levels and in each level, you're
taught hand signs and things that are very similar to Masonic
rituals,
such as handshakes.
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Off with their heads
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- As a new Mormon, you are made to swear an oath in the first level and you do
it by putting your hand to your throat and then making a 'cut
off your head' slashing movement.
- This is the same ritual
as the Entered Apprentice degree in the Masonic lodge.
- In
the third level, you are taught another series of secret
handshakes, and this is where it's very Masonic, they have a
veil which they say is like the veil in Solomon's Temple.
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Magic Underwear
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The Mormons not only have Masonic markings on their garments, both organizations
also have the
square and the compass symbology.
- The Mormons wear the square and
compass on the chest and have another marking on their navel
and another marking on the knee of their Magic Underwear.
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The veil
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- These same markings are on the veil but they're stitched so
there are holes in the curtain you can pass through.
- There's another
Mormon priest on the other side of
the curtain that you can't see, who represents Heavenly Father.
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You're instructed to put your hand through the holes in the veil and this
is called the Five Points of Fellowship.
- This comes
straight out of Masonry and Gardnerian, Alexandrian witchcraft
so all three organizations use this ritual.
- These Five
Points include; foot to foot, knee to knee, hand to back,
breast to breast, and mouth to ear.
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Foot to foot:
To be quick to help a brother in need, even if it means going out of your way.
- Knee to knee:
To remember a brother's welfare in prayer and to be mindful of their well-being.
- Hand to back:
To be ready to support and defend a brother, even when they are facing adversity or criticism.
- Breast to breast:
To keep a brother's secrets, maintaining trust and confidentiality.
- Mouth to ear:
To offer good counsel and guidance to a brother in a tender and helpful manner (cambsec.org)
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Celestial kingdom
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- You're embracing this unknown priest through the veil and he
whispers to you the secret name of the Celestial kingdom.
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And this is 'Health in the navel, marrow in the bones,
strength in the loins and in the sinews, power in the
priesthood, be upon me and my posterity for all generations of
time and eternity.'
- That might sound reasonably benign,
except for the fact that it's almost word for word out of the
Satanic Grimoire and it's a satanic incantation.
- The only
difference is that obscene words are used.
- Next the man
behind the curtain draws you through the veil into what is
called the Celestial room or Celestial Kingdom.
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Through the veil
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- The Celestial room is a beautifully appointed room,
everything is white or light beige sofas, it's like being
inside a really fancy hotel lobby and people are sitting and
absorbing the wonderfulness of it.
- The Mormons believe
that God the Father is a man in an invisible body and he walks
around the Celestial room and that he has hundreds of goddess
wives.
- Also, that he is constantly impregnating these
wives, who give birth to the spirit children who come down to
Earth.
- That every child born on Earth is first fathered
by him in the heavenly realm with one of his goddess wives.
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Elder
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- Life did get a little better for the initiate after he
joined the Mormon church, but he also wasn't worshiping the
devil any longer either (apparently).
- He thought he was worshiping
the true God when he joined the Masons, but he found out he wasn't.
- He also kicked
all his bad habits like cocaine.
- However, as he rose in
the ranks in the early 1980s and became an Elders Quorum
President, his duties including visiting the homes of every
member of the congregation in his ward.
- He had to bring
them a message from the Prophet (President).
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In the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, the Elders Quorum President leads the adult male members (ages 18+) in a ward, teaching them their priesthood duties, overseeing ministering, and coordinating efforts with the Relief Society presidency.
(Assistant)
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Overworked
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- One thing the Mormons are very good at is taking care of
their own people and those around them.
- To the extent if
you saw a neighbor who needed help, you would do things like
shovel their sidewalk, or 'love bomb' them and make them want
to join the Mormon church.
- Which is not a bad thing, but
for the Mormon trying to fulfill his weekly duties, it
was very hard.
- You would have to work your normal 40-hour
week, then you would spend another 40 hours a week working for the
Mormon church.
- This is with no pay, because no one, even
the highest levels of the church are paid a salary, and that's an
admirable thing, but the new Elders Quorum President just felt that he was
working himself to death.
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In the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
(LDS Church), a "ward" is a local congregation,
organized geographically, where members worship and
support each other, led by a bishop.
(Assistant)
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Smoker
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- Oftentimes, he would have to perform the home teaching
duties
himself, as well as visit with people from the congregation and listen
to their problems.
- There was one elderly gentleman who
had been stuck at the level of Deacon since he was
12-years-old because he refused to stop smoking, so therefore,
he
wasn't considered 'worthy' of a promotion to a higher level in
the Temple.
- The Mormon's
won't allow anyone to smoke, take illegal drugs and you can't
drink coffee.
- They used to forbid carbonated drinks,
until they purchased Pepsi-Cola.
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Stuck in place
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- The Deacon was really working on quitting the habit and the
new Elders Quorum President was doing everything he could to
help him with prayers and fasting.
- He was frozen in
place, and was
going to end up as the Mormon church's only 90-year-old Deacon
because of the merciless quality of their beliefs, and the
fact that it didn't have any power to transform his life.
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There were numerous stories like that, and it began to erode
the Elders confidence in the church.
- He began wondering why, if he was a
Holy Melchizedek priesthood Elder, why his 'laying of hands'
on the Deacon couldn't free him from his nicotine habit?
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Melchizedek
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- On top of that, he was laying hands on him every week.
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Previously, through his Masonic ties, he had occult power from
Lucifer that was very real, yet here he had this sacred holy
power and it didn't seem to work.
- Right about that time
he had to move to another state because his wife was in
nursing school.
- He was out of work but hooked back up
with the Mormon church and the ward, but he was no longer an
Elders Quorum President.
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Lightning bolt
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- Next the initiate decided to visit a
prophecy seminar in a Protestant church, although he wasn't
aware of that went he first attended the session.
- He soon
discovered a Protestant evangelist was
giving a talk about the Book of Revelation.
- He
was presenting the Gospel, in the Protestant form of
interpretation of Revelation and was discussing how you're
saved by grace through faith.
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Supposed true church
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- The Mormons have a belief that there are only two choices
for the true church.
- Either through the Catholics, who
claim to have an apostolic succession back to Apostle Peter,
or else Joseph Smith, who was given a mandate in 1830 by the
angel Moroni and St. John the Baptist.
- They also believed
because the Protestant churches split from the Catholics, they
had no authority, meaning you should either be a Catholic or a
Mormon.
- When the initiate asked the Protestant giving the
sermon about this point, the evangelist told him he was
mistaken to believe you needed to be baptized to be saved.
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Believe in the Lord Jesus, and you will be saved, you and your household.
(Acts 16:31)
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Enlightened
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- This was the Bible verse that really hit the initiate,
despite the fact he had already read the entire book five
times, and the
Mormons used the King James Bible, he had never noticed this
verse before.
- It hit the initiate like a ton of rocks and
he went home and prayed and fasted because that's what Mormons
are supposed to do if you run into a spiritual dilemma.
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This concept is included in Mormon Scriptures, which they have
a total of four.
- This
includes; the Bible, Book of Mormon,
Doctrine of Covenants and the Pearl of Great Price.
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The Pearl of Great Price is part of the canonical Standard Works of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS Church) and some other Latter Day Saint denominations. It began as a pamphlet of documents published by Franklin D. Richards in Liverpool, England in 1851.
(Wikipedia)
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Burning in bosom
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- The initiate was so inspired, he prayed and fasted and
the Mormons believe if what you
prayed about is true, you get a burning in your bosom.
- If it's
not true, the Holy Spirit will send you a stupor of mind and
you'll forget what you're even thinking about.
- But
unfortunately, he received neither one, however, it did bring
to mind the comic books he had received 5 years earlier.
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He went and dug them out and turned to the back where it
taught you how to be a Christian and he got down on his knees.
- The initiate also took off his Magic Mormon Underwear
because he didn't want any interference.
- He went through
all the prayers and was 'born again' as a Christian.
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Beginning of journey |
- That was the beginning of his journey as a Christian.
- He wanted to be a minister but his wife had been divorced so
they wouldn't let him become one, as a result he left for the
Foursquare church which is a charismatic organization.
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The pastor at the Foursquare church and his wife did an entire
deliverance on the initiate and he was set free from a whole
legion of demons.
- He had signed the covenant with the
devil in 1979 and was saved in 1984, and that released the
covenant because he became a child of God.
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Deliverance nailed
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- There are different forms of deliverance, and you don't
need a church to do this, although many true spiritual
practioners can assist you if needed.
- One of the
first things he did was go through all his Masonic oaths and release
them.
- Then he renounced all the oaths and covenants he
took in the Mormon church.
- He renounced the baptismal
vows of the Catholic church and also the oath he took to the
devil in Glen Ellyn.
- And he nailed it all to the cross.
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Multiple attempts on his life
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- As far as threats from the Freemasons because he broke their
rules and he admits he has had multiple attempts on his life.
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Deep darkness
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- For whatever strange reason, he decided to attend a free luncheon at a
local Masonic lodge the next week and as soon as he sat down
he felt a deep darkness.
- He had been in that lodge
hundreds of times, but now that he had the Holy Spirit, he
could feel something dark, oppressive and evil pushing down on
him.
- He ate the lunch but a voice deep inside of him kept
warning him to leave there, so he skipped desert and went
outside into the bright June sunshine and felt an incredible
weight come off him.
- When he got home he was drawn to
Ezekial because it was so amazing how it dovetailed with the
Masonic lodge.
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He said to me, “Son of man, have you seen what the
elders of Israel are doing in the darkness, each at
the shrine of his own idol? They say, ‘The Lord does
not see us; the Lord has forsaken the land.’” Again, he said, “You will see them doing things that are even more detestable.”
(Ezekiel 8:12-13)
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Masonic pillar
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- Ezekial talks about how the women were weeping for
Tammuz at the gate of the Lords house in the north.
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Tammuz is a false, slain and risen God, who's part of the
Masonic pantheon.
- And Ezekial brought him to an inner
door of a courtyard and between the porch and altar were about
25 men with their backs to the Temple of the Lord.
- Their
faces turned toward the east, and the worshiped the sun
toward the east.
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Eastern star
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- That's important because Masonic Temples
are required to face east and the Worshipful Master is in the
east and he is a symbol of the sun.
- Because of this, all the devotions in the Masonic lodge
face east.
- That means theoretically, they have their back
to the Ark of the Covenant, which represents the truth to YHWH
believers.
- Although we have since discovered the Ark of
the Covenant was not approved by the Heavenly Father, that's a
lower ego, material thing and was located in Solomon's Temple.
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Lodge opening ceremony
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Every week the lodge has a ceremony to open the lodge and they
come around to the Worshipful Master and say, 'As the sun
rises in the east to rule and govern the day, so also rises
the Worshipful Master in the east to rule and govern the
lodge.'
- Then the Master stands up and knocks or raps the
devil three times and the symbolism is so vivid, the
initiate finally understood the scripture because he had been immersed in
Masonry for 9 years and couldn't see the light.
- He knew it backwards and forwards
and knew that this was an indictment of the Masonic lodge and
within a week he sent a letter to have his name removed from
their rolls.
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Satanists
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- The Wiccans (witches/satanists) who are worshiping power, they
think they're trying to become One with nature, however, the
power they are attempting to tap is the power of the devil.
- And a lot of them, and even some Satanists will insist that
they don't believe in the devil except as an archetype or
symbol, but they're making a grave mistake that could cost
them their souls.
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The way, the truth and the light
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- It doesn't matter what you think you
believe, the truth is out there, and Jesus Christ is the way,
the truth and the light.
- If you reject him, as most
witches and Satanists do, then your fate is not good.
- It's not that
the Almight God is a big meany in the sky who's going
to send you to hell, it's your decision to ignore Christ or
mock Christ.
- That's a decision that could send you to an
eternity (aeon) in a very dark place.
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Mason wondering
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- That same message applies
to Masons; a lot of them are Christians, but the problem is,
like Elijah asked Baal worshipers, 'how long halt thee between
two opinions, if Baal is God, than serve him, but if the Lord
is God, serve him.'
- That Mason might be the nicest person
you've ever met, but he's got one knee on the altar of Baal,
and he might have one knee on the altar of Christ, and these
two things are going to drift apart.
- Unfortunately, it's
been estimated that two-thirds of the world population worship
in churches and temples that idolize Baal or Satan (YHWH).
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Suck all the spirtual fire
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- As a minister to
Freemasons since 1988, the initiate also realized that it's very
hard for a Mason to keep his testimony strong, because the
Masonic lodge will suck all the spirtual fire off you.
- You
need to get out of it because the devil is after you, and the
initiate admitted he would give almost the identical message to
Mormons.
- Except the problem with the Mormons, is they are
totally worshiping a false God and a false Jesus and
following a plan of salvation that is absolutely false.
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You're in a very dark place and Mormonism, the initiate
believes, is even darker than Freemasonry.
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Devil worshipers
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- If you're in the Mormon church, most likely, you don't
feel evil, however, the men at the top of the church are devil
worshipers.
- Unfortunately, that is a spiritual power
that is percolating downward into you and your family because
of the way 'headship' and authority works in the world.
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It's called the Domino effect.
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There is a way which seemeth right unto a man, but the end thereof are the ways of death.
(Proverbs 14:12)
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New Covenant
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You need to get out of it, renounce everything, renounce
your baptism, renounce your Temple vows, find a way to a good
Christian understanding of the Bible.
- Don't go running
off to join any churches unless you know they are following
the New Testament and the word of Jesus Christ.
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For as in one body we have many members, and the members do not all have the same function, so we, though many, are one body in Christ, and individually members one of another.
(Romans 12:4-5)
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With the pike and lantern,—for the slave that holds. Robert Browning, Fra Lippo Lippi
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