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Satan's kingdom on earth.

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Some would say Jesuit, Mason, and Zionist don't belong in the same sentence, let alone as the co-conspirators of a scheme to rule the world.

"At first blush it's ridiculous. Laughable," said Father David Haschka of the U.S. Jesuit Conference in Washington, D.C. "Would we had so much power. The likelihood of our being associated with Masons and Zionists is pretty unlikely considering our history. The Catholic church has been at best suspect of Masonry... The only secrets we like are our own."


He believes much of the pain and suffering in the world is caused by high-level Jesuits, Masons and Zionists, and that the world is in crisis and most people are oblivious. But he insists that you shouldn't take his word for it.


But Ed Brown, owner of the sign and the building in front of which it stands, says the sign is based on his extensive research, which has convinced him of its validity.



"Don't believe me. I do not want anyone to believe anything that I say. All I am is a guidepost to direct you toward the truth and the facts... My words mean nothing. My opinions mean nothing. Research the truth. Look up these few key words on the Internet. Stop playing games. Stop worrying about your love life."s, and denying the only Lord God, and our Lord Jesus Christ."


"If you think for a second that I'm anti-Jew, you're dead wrong," Brown said: "I'm not against any religion. I am anti-politics that kills people."

The billboard goes on to urge readers to "Check Computer," presumably meaning to look up "Jesuit Masonic Zionists" on the Internet. A "Google" search for "Jesuit Masonic Zionists" turns up a host of what your average person might dismiss as "conspiracy theory" Web sites. Theories differ, but generally the information on the sites points to the Jesuits and Rome as the masterminds, directing the Zionists and Masons to establish control of the world. Some sites take it further, saying the scheme is geared toward establishing Satan's kingdom on earth: The establishment and maintenance of Israel paves the way for rebuilding Solomon's Temple on the Mount in Jerusalem, from which the Antichrist ("the Black Pope") will rule. Again, this all seems pretty far out to your average person but it could be made to dovetail with Bible prophecy, which is becoming ever-more mainstream as more people are convinced that the "End Times" are upon us, and the creation of Israel and the anticipated construction of the Temple are key components in End Times prophecy.


http://www.masonicinfo.com/edbrown.htm
 
He believes much of the pain and suffering in the world is caused by high-level Jesuits, Masons and Zionists, and that the world is in crisis and most people are oblivious. But he insists that you shouldn't take his word for it.
Yes, the world at large is oblivious but what is going on isn't caused by Jesuits, Masons or anyone else. Social and moral decay has been around, well, since the beginning of time itself.

Believers should not be worried about that which has no power over them. Nonbelievers, on the other hand, should be concerned and come to seek Truth.
 
Vic C. said:
He believes much of the pain and suffering in the world is caused by high-level Jesuits, Masons and Zionists, and that the world is in crisis and most people are oblivious. But he insists that you shouldn't take his word for it.
Yes, the world at large is oblivious but what is going on isn't caused by Jesuits, Masons or anyone else. Social and moral decay has been around, well, since the beginning of time itself.

Believers should not be worried about that which has no power over them. Nonbelievers, on the other hand, should be concerned and come to seek Truth.


So you believe that satan isn't a conspirator and a tempter of men? You believe that satan is simply chaotic without order? Well it's not that way. Satan has targeted people. Satan is one orderly fellow and there is a chain of command. Just as the Almighty has used men of the Spirit to raise up works for Him satan also has used carnal men full of earthly wisdom to execute his plans. Satan is in charge of every detail of false religion and he has his ways of being SUBTLE.


Ge:3:1: Now the serpent was more subtil than any beast of the field which the LORD God had made.


Believers should concern themselves with exposing the works of darkness. There certainly isn't any fear in that. But you are welcome to believe there is nothing at all to expose and that satan is doing nothing to affect your life. That way seems cowardly to me. Just because people don't want to believe things or know about them does not diminish one whit from the facts. I think people should man up and quit treating the truth with apathy and kids gloves.
 
So you believe that satan isn't a conspirator and a tempter of men?
No, but that's not what I said anyway.

You believe that satan is simply chaotic without order?
Nope, didn't say that either. :-) He's the cause of all the chaos in the world; has been since the beginning, which was my point.

Believers should concern themselves with exposing the works of darkness.
Can't disagree with that. :salute

There certainly isn't any fear in that. But you are welcome to believe there is nothing at all to expose and that satan is doing nothing to affect your life. That way seems cowardly to me. Just because people don't want to believe things or know about them does not diminish one whit from the facts. I think people should man up and quit treating the truth with apathy and kids gloves.
Though I'm not all gloom and doom like so many End Times students are, I fail to see how you got the above from my post. :shrug There's much a believer can expose, but only to those with eyes and ears to see and hear. If you are a true believer than nothing can take you from the Lord.

John 6:37 All that the Father giveth me shall come to me; and him that cometh to me I will in no wise cast out.

So if the Lord is more than Satan could even handle, what does that say for those who are in God's flock? Also, as one good member here reminded me, how should we handle conspiracies? (emphasis in 8:12)

Isa 8:11 For the LORD spake thus to me with a strong hand, and instructed me that I should not walk in the way of this people, saying,
Isa 8:12 Say ye not, A confederacy, to all them to whom this people shall say, A confederacy; neither fear ye their fear, nor be afraid.
Isa 8:13 Sanctify the LORD of hosts himself; and let him be your fear, and let him be your dread.
 
Before there came a parting of the ways the Masons use to be the Pope's main supporters. I believe that it was sometime during the 1700,s that they parted. :yes
 
Vic C. said:
So you believe that satan isn't a conspirator and a tempter of men?
No, but that's not what I said anyway.

[quote:in8x6a1f]You believe that satan is simply chaotic without order?
Nope, didn't say that either. :-) He's the cause of all the chaos in the world; has been since the beginning, which was my point.

Believers should concern themselves with exposing the works of darkness.
Can't disagree with that. :salute

There certainly isn't any fear in that. But you are welcome to believe there is nothing at all to expose and that satan is doing nothing to affect your life. That way seems cowardly to me. Just because people don't want to believe things or know about them does not diminish one whit from the facts. I think people should man up and quit treating the truth with apathy and kids gloves.
Though I'm not all gloom and doom like so many End Times students are, I fail to see how you got the above from my post. :shrug There's much a believer can expose, but only to those with eyes and ears to see and hear. If you are a true believer than nothing can take you from the Lord.

John 6:37 All that the Father giveth me shall come to me; and him that cometh to me I will in no wise cast out.

So if the Lord is more than Satan could even handle, what does that say for those who are in God's flock? Also, as one good member here reminded me, how should we handle conspiracies? (emphasis in 8:12)

Isa 8:11 For the LORD spake thus to me with a strong hand, and instructed me that I should not walk in the way of this people, saying,
Isa 8:12 Say ye not, A confederacy, to all them to whom this people shall say, A confederacy; neither fear ye their fear, nor be afraid.
Isa 8:13 Sanctify the LORD of hosts himself; and let him be your fear, and let him be your dread.[/quote:in8x6a1f]


I guess I completely misunderstood. Sorry for that.
 
mdo757 said:
Before there came a parting of the ways the Masons use to be the Pope's main supporters. I believe that it was sometime during the 1700,s that they parted. :yes


Just because they appeared to part ways means nothing. Appearances can be deceptive don't you think? Hypocrites appear to be many ways to many people, but they are all really liars.
 
If ever any Congregation of Men could merit eternal Perdition on Earth and in Hell, it

is the company of Loyola.

? John Adams, writing to Thomas Jefferson, in 1816



Their founder, St. Ignatius Loyola, wanted them to be all things to all men, and even

in today's pluralistic secular world it sometimes seems that they are.


Mystics. From the very beginning,

Read more:

http://www.time.com/time/magazine/artic ... z0cN0KLdMz



Now if you go to Webster's Dictionary and look up that word mystic you may get the

idea that something probably isn't right. Time Magazine must think that people are

probably too stupid to think for themselves. I suspect they also must have believed

that no one would understand the implications. I guess if anyone did see the obvious

occult link and spoke about it then I'm sure that SOMEONE immediately called them an

ignorant hate monger and began to judge and ridicule that person.
 
Time magazine? Newsweek magazine? New York Times? Pretty much propaganda fronts.
 
Why does the pope carry a monstrance? That's an ancient pagan symbol of sun worship. I know the pope claims to have Jesus Christ in there and that he is about to make him host, or victim, of another killing. But I am just asking. Is the monstrance just to make the whole thing more blasphemous, or is there another reason? Like maybe the appearance of sun worship in order to mix it up with the religions. A little spiritual adultery at work. Huh? Just ask yourself. Would the devil do that,,,would he lie to someone and trick them into committing sin? Would the devil have the gall to mix the bitter with the sweet and call it good? Didn't the devil tell Eve that we could have it both ways,,,that we could know both good and evil without destruction? Will people see destruction because they believe the lie? Will the end of all of this oppression finally come for the poor and the needy? I think so.
 
ronniechoate34 said:
mdo757 said:
Before there came a parting of the ways the Masons use to be the Pope's main supporters. I believe that it was sometime during the 1700,s that they parted. :yes


Just because they appeared to part ways means nothing. Appearances can be deceptive don't you think? Hypocrites appear to be many ways to many people, but they are all really liars.
As far as I know the Jesuits and Masons still are not buddies. But things could change overnight.
 
Italian priest joins Masons


February 19, 2007


An Italian Paulist priest has become a member of the Masons, joining the group in a ceremony attended by about 40 people at the Masonic headquarters at Piazza del Gesu in Rome.

Father Rosario Francesco Esposito dismissed the Church ban on membership in the Masonic lodge, saying that it is “a thing of the past.â€

The move by the 85-year-old Father Esposito is particularly interesting because he, along with Father Giovanni Caprile, SJ, was once commissioned by the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith to study the Church’s teaching on masonry. In 1983 the prefect of the Congregation, then-Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger, made a public announcement that the teaching of the Church had not changed, and the ban on Masonic membership remained in place.


http://www.catholicculture.org/news/fea ... cnum=49344

This article is two years old. I am sure they have waffled since then.
 
ronniechoate34 said:
Italian priest joins Masons


February 19, 2007


An Italian Paulist priest has become a member of the Masons, joining the group in a ceremony attended by about 40 people at the Masonic headquarters at Piazza del Gesu in Rome.

Father Rosario Francesco Esposito dismissed the Church ban on membership in the Masonic lodge, saying that it is “a thing of the past.â€

The move by the 85-year-old Father Esposito is particularly interesting because he, along with Father Giovanni Caprile, SJ, was once commissioned by the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith to study the Church’s teaching on masonry. In 1983 the prefect of the Congregation, then-Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger, made a public announcement that the teaching of the Church had not changed, and the ban on Masonic membership remained in place.


http://www.catholicculture.org/news/fea ... cnum=49344

This article is two years old. I am sure they have waffled since then.
:lol They are waffled alright. Thanks for the link. Well you know what that means; it means that in the near future there will be trouble. Possibly in a generations time. The dragon of the earth helping the dragon of the sea.
 
mdo757 said:
ronniechoate34 said:
Italian priest joins Masons


February 19, 2007


An Italian Paulist priest has become a member of the Masons, joining the group in a ceremony attended by about 40 people at the Masonic headquarters at Piazza del Gesu in Rome.

Father Rosario Francesco Esposito dismissed the Church ban on membership in the Masonic lodge, saying that it is “a thing of the past.â€

The move by the 85-year-old Father Esposito is particularly interesting because he, along with Father Giovanni Caprile, SJ, was once commissioned by the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith to study the Church’s teaching on masonry. In 1983 the prefect of the Congregation, then-Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger, made a public announcement that the teaching of the Church had not changed, and the ban on Masonic membership remained in place.


http://www.catholicculture.org/news/fea ... cnum=49344

This article is two years old. I am sure they have waffled since then.
:lol They are waffled alright. Thanks for the link. Well you know what that means; it means that in the near future there will be trouble. Possibly in a generations time. The dragon of the earth helping the dragon of the sea.


Your welcome.
 
Seems to me you're more worried about the Catholic Church than the Masonic Lodge, and you want to point more to the Vatican in Rome than the real centers of high wickedness on the earth, like radical Islam, pagan occultism, and the world Communism movement, and especially Judaism's hatred of Christianity in general.

The secret societies of initiation in Europe hate the Catholic Church because of their war on past occult movements in Europe. That's where their ban on Masonry membership comes from. And isn't it strange that few Protestant Churches have bans on their members becoming members of groups like the Masons and various fraternal orders?

So when someone constantly points at problems within the Roman Church while conveniently omitting other long-range movements against Christ, it makes me feel suspicious as to one's motive.
 
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