We all know the pope and a numbet of Cardinals are DS. I'm sure the cabal infiltrated the evangelical movement as well. If so, who would you suspect?
Olsteen? Rick Warren? Pat Robertson? Billy Graham?
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All of the above...I really would say it is a rare exception to find a man of God today that is not being influenced by the government through their 501C3 tax exempt status. Even if they are not overtly cabal they are sold out to the government over God. It is pretty sad really. My opinion was formed over many years of being an awakened Christian who had read many, many books, articles etc concerning these folks. I have followed many of them until my research showed what was really going on with their organizations. I go back to Jerry Falwell and Jim Baker all the way through 700 Club so I have been in search for many years for a strong man of God but have become very disillusioned with the men...not God. Some of these con artists are very slick and polished but God knows their hearts and one thing is for sure...they will receive their just rewards.
If you are looking for a good one.
https://youtu.be/oRIaEFjgPyU
Thanks I will give him a listen.
Billy G, for sho
I just want to note that many of our towns are filled with sincere preachers of God's Word.
My neighbor across the street, Jim Bakker.
Also, all of them especially Joel Osteen
Joel Osteen is creepy af.
Very good chance Billy Graham was the cabal's early PR experiment in corralling Christians and putting a gloss of respectability on Puppet Presidents. Not sure about his son, but oft times the apple doesn't fall far from the tree. Could be he rebelled against his father's handlers and found redemption in the true Christ.
Definitely Rick Warren and Olsteen. Pat Robertson got weird in the end due to dementia so I'm not sure about him.
There is a photo I've seen of Graham's son posing with a dozen donuts with pedo and satanic symbols.
Never saw that. Do you have a link? Wouldn't surprise me seeing as his father was just a DS Frontman for religion. Sad.
https://timothycharlesholmseth.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/12/FRANKLIN-MONSTER--326x245.jpg
Oh, my! Voodoo Donuts. Well, that about settles it. Franklin was just letting his cabal pals know what he really likes to eat. Sick. He needs a millstone around his neck.
Thanks for the link, Patriot!
https://i.pinimg.com/236x/36/c0/6b/36c06b46e7ddf9d17539d76a43460c7e.jpg?nii=t
If you post an answer, please also post sauce, otherwise it's just an opinion
Well not that I disagree but I just wanted to point out that the very nature of the OP’s post is calling for the opinion of others.
Understood. I just want to be able to follow up with research as I've had this same question myself.
All of them.
Franklin Graham, who is telling people to take the vax because "Jesus would take the vax".... Bards has been calling him out ever since.
Every single one.
All of them.
Anyone, male or female, teaching we are little gods. It’s the same thing satan uttered to Eve in the garden...you shall be like god.
Olsteen, for sure.
Maybe Graham and his kids.
Here's how I feel about it: if you have to always ask for money in the name of God and then go out and buy the most expensive shit money can buy for yourself, then you're a DS asshat.
In that Freemason video by the Australian singer, he mentions both Grahams and Joel Olsteen
Kenneth Copeland
Oh Joel Osteen, 500%.
All of them right down to your local pastors. The Jesuits infiltrated the seminarys long ago. Doctrine has been changed. Beware. Begin by researching the 'trinity.' I know, I'm stepping on toes here but before you attack, research and read the Bible. Nowhere is there a reference to a godhead made of 3. That's satan misleading us. Read John 17. If there were 3 persons to God, Jesus would have referenced it in his prayer that night.
I’m trying to understand what type of misleading you are referring to. Maybe this will help.
John 14:23 Jesus answered him, “If anyone loves me, he will keep my word, and my Father will love him, and we will come to him and make our home with him.
What do you do with this verse? To be specific, do you understand the end of the verse “come to him and make our home with him” to mean the Holy Spirit indwelling someone who has been born again?
This is a serious question: does the Father sending the Holy Spirit require that there be a trinity?
No, but the conception of God into human form does.
Harmonizing the related verses is what leads to this concept that gets explained as the trinity. I think you get the point I was making of connecting the dots of what is in the Bible.
For reference, Deut 6:4; Mt 28:18-20; John 1:1-2; 14:23-26; 1 Cor 12:4-7; 2 Cor 13:14 (v13 in some translations) 1 Pet 1:2 are some of the verses. Bible dictionaries have all this and more under the entry for “trinity”.
To the original point of this thread: people in church history taking the trinity concept beyond what scripture says doesn’t invalidate what the scripture says. I asked the questions that I did because I’m assuming the original poster already knows all of this and is making a different point specific to the word godhead, but I could be wrong.
Simplest answer, with corollary that it's all beyond our limited understanding, there must be three- the Holy Spirit came upon a virgin to have her conceive the Son of God, who is God the Word made flesh. There is only one God, how can three beings exist in a heirarchy separately? Can't. So, they are three persons, one Divinity.
I'm not saying there is not a Holy Spirit. I'm saying it is not a separate person of God. It is the spirit of God. Just as you have a spirit, it is part of you. Not a separate person.
Interesting that the bible and Jesus refer to the Spirit separately, then. He said he'd send His Paraclete. Not His Father. The Spirit of the Lord visited the Virgin Mary, I'm thinking isn't a euphemism for something else. The Spirit descended like a dove at the Baptism, and again like tongues of flame at the Pentecost. Not named simply as the Lord like at the burning bush, not an angelic messenger like at the tomb, but the Spirit. No other "part" of God is called out like this. But it's cool, if you're meant to find the Trinity, I'm sure you'll find it, and if you're not, then you're not. I'm not giving it up, tho.