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Oct. 4, 2025 - Dan Bidondi Show
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Exclusive Brethren The Cult of Darby - Spiritual Warfare Friday
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And welcome everybody to Spiritual Warfare Friday.
We are live, live, live here on October 3rd, 2025 with Sister Susan.
So, Susan Mann here, we're going to talk about the exclusive brethren, the cult of Darby.
So, I want to apologize for the late stock, guys.
I was on my way to the studio.
It was supposed to produce David Carrico's Friday Night Live show earlier.
And on my way, somebody ran a red light and almost slammed into them and caused some safety mechanism to activate my car.
And yeah, so here we are.
So, I had to get my car towed home and I'm broadcasting from home tonight.
So, I hope the audio and the visual is all good tonight.
So, bear with me, guys, because I haven't used my OBS on my laptop in a while.
So, yeah, the transition screens and all this other stuff.
So, we're going to try to get through this tonight.
And, yeah, the devil's out to get us.
100% sure.
You've real factor that.
So, anyway, how are you doing, Susan?
Good.
Good.
I have my little, I'm dog sitting to emergency dog sitting.
So, I'm not at home.
So, we're totally winging it.
Yeah.
So, we've got tonight is like her slideshow, the slideshow here.
So, we're going to get through this tonight, guys.
So, yeah, I was hunting for my dinner in the chat room.
So, yeah, I hope you all can hear us good and everything else.
So, Brother Bill, if there's a problem, text me.
Let me know.
You know, you got my text and my number there.
So, yeah, let me know if there's a problem.
Shoot me a text if there is.
So, yeah, so welcome to the Spiritual Warfare Friday.
I'm going to talk about the exclusive brethren, the cult of Darby.
And on this broadcast, you all know we expose dispensationalism a lot.
And so, tonight we're going to get to the core root of it.
And, you know, because Miss Sister Susan Mann here, she grew up in the Plymouth Brethren.
And so she's going to disclose all this.
So, I'm going to give you the floor, and I'm going to try to get things all situated here in the technical side.
So, you got the floor, sister.
If you want to do an introduction to yourself and all that good stuff, and I'll get right into it.
Well, would you like to pray too?
Oh, yes, that's we always do that first.
That's more important.
See, I'm distracted today.
So, yes, let's just do that right now.
So, yes, you are Jesus Messiah, come before you, and thank you, Lord, for everything.
And we ask you to please forgive us individually the sins and trespasses, transgressions, or abominations that any of us may have committed today.
We ask you to wipe us clean with your precious blood.
Father, come before you in this crazy hectic day that the devil tried to throw one at us, meaning David Carrico.
David got a show off, and we got this show off here by the grace of you, Lord.
And so we ask you to help guide this broadcast tonight and just protect the broadcast.
Yeah.
It may go forth and we expose these deeds of evil, Lord.
And Lord, this time, yeah, we get attacked and we pray for your divine wisdom and also your divine protection.
And we love you so much.
We ask the Holy Spirit to come upon us tonight to deliver this one for the home team.
And we love you so much.
In your mighty name, we pray.
Amen and amen.
Amen.
Amen.
So am I going to be able to see the slides that you have, or am I just going to be able to?
You call them out and I'll put them on screen.
So you just say slide number one, slide number two, whatever, you know.
Okay.
All right.
Well, on my screen, I have the first slide, departing dispensationalism.
Those chief among the exclusive brethren.
So I had a book, and I was going to show everybody this book that I had when I was, we were going through my dad's stuff when he passed away.
And I wanted to burn the book.
And my sister was like, no, no, don't burn this book.
And then, so I actually pulled a lot of quotes from the book, having kept the book.
So that's going to be in it.
And guys, I have 48 slides.
So I don't know if we're going to get through them all.
But so if we do slide, so I have there departing dispensationalism.
Slide number two, I have on slide number two, I have, you know, the fact that we want to try and expose, you know, the darkness, unfruitful works of darkness, but rather expose them.
And at the same time, I want to honor my father and my parents that my days may be long upon the land which the Lord your God is giving you.
And so on slide number three, I have my paternal side.
And I kind of want to share a little background of my, of, of my, of my parentage so that when we talk about, you know, what the exclusive of the brethren were like, we can identify what attracted them to this.
So on slide number three, we had this little church there.
And my grandfather, he did this cool stuff where he took cheap wood and he made it look like beautiful, gorgeous mahogany and walnut and all of these really expensive woods.
And he was asked to do the seats for this church in the Netherlands.
And the organizational board, the people that were in control, there was a guy down there that would not let him use the materials he wanted to use.
And he said, no, that's going to make the seats sticky if you don't use exactly what I need you to use.
And they wouldn't do that for him.
So the seats were sticky in the summertime.
So that's what brought him from the Netherlands because he figured he would never be able to get another job in the area's reputation was ruined.
So he came to the United States.
And so we have a picture there of my grandfather and my grandpa and then a picture of my dad.
And the things that they contributed to me was a love for the word of God, a love to share Jesus Yeshua with others, a love for family.
And of course, my Dutch heritage, I was a Dutch, they landed in Holland, Michigan, Zealand, Michigan.
And every year they have a Tulip Time festival and it draws like people from all over the world.
So I was a Dutch dancer.
And also I braid my hair in Dutch braid.
I cannot do French braid, but Dutch braid just really works for my hands.
And I go, maybe that's because part of me is Dutch.
So that's them.
So if you go on slide number, the next one, you'll have my maternal side.
And you'll have a picture there of a telescope.
And then my grandfather and my grandma.
And my grandfather on my mom's side spoke seven languages and grew in Greek.
And so he worked as a translator for a merchant company.
Now, on my dad's side, we know the church.
We know all of the things about him when he came to America, who he worked for.
But my grandfather on my mom's side, all we know is that he worked for a merchant company.
He worked with banks in Switzerland.
And they seemed to care, all that was real hush-hush.
And who he worked for.
We know that he worked in Naples, that my grandmother met him in Milan.
They met somehow in Germany, and then they got married in Milan.
And that was during World War I.
So some pretty interesting things happening there.
But when he came to America, his sister ran a resort you see there, and it catered to Jewish people.
And it turns out that there is a belief that my grandparents were Jewish.
And that was part of the reason why they kept it hush-hush.
But we don't know what banks he worked for.
We don't know.
We don't know who did.
Big question.
And you and I, we deal with, you know, diving deep into things.
So, you know, I'd very much like to know if he ever met any Rothschilds or anything like that, because he was big in the banking business in Zurich, Switzerland.
He was connected to all these people.
And it seems like they got out of there and he didn't want to talk about anything.
We don't know anything other than he worked for some merchants and some banks and they didn't want to talk about it.
So it seems like they come from a very Jewish background.
You don't cater to Jewish people without knowing how to cater to them.
So what I got from them is love for the word of God, love to share Jesus, love for family, love for languages.
Now this is going to come into play in terms of how when I got out of my cult, got out of my second cult, that I wanted to be a Berean and I wanted to search the scriptures for myself and dig deep into them.
So part of when I went to college, I took a lot of language courses, a lot of linguistics.
I wanted to use the arts to help heal people.
And I was just interested in all kinds of things.
So, and then a love for the biblical feast.
For some reason, growing up, I just loved the feasts.
And we had this Bible memorization course that you could do.
And I remember as a child, you would learn these verses and then you could pick out your gifts.
And I picked out these gifts that would talk about the feasts.
So, okay.
So with that understanding, I want to talk about a little bit about the history of what was happening when the Plymouth Brethren got started.
You had the high church and you had what was called the independent dissenters.
And they had this, it was all state control.
The state slide number five.
What's that?
Yeah.
Yep, yep, yep, sorry.
So if you go on to the next one, you'll see that the central founding beliefs and figures.
So you had the high church and then there was something called the independent and dissenters.
And they still had all of these things that were a part of it.
So you see the third one below that you see low church.
And then this is a quote from Chief of Men Among the Brethren.
Already in Devonshire, they had learned to lay aside the traditions of congregationalism, such as infant baptism, pew rents, a separate ministerial order, and a stated salary.
And they saw the Lord's table was for all believers, irrespective of denominational views and distinctions.
So that was happening is people started meeting in their homes, and that was called low church people that were meeting in their homes.
And so, again, as you see, there is no liturgy.
Now, I want you to take a look at these guys here on the right.
This is Cronin.
He was a doctor.
And the other guy over here, Groves, he was a dentist.
And these were actually the first people that, so what happened is Mr. Cronin was in Dublin.
And for his health, he was sent to Dublin and he went to school there.
And he was involved in this independent dissenter church.
But then he started, he was there.
He was kind of going to school.
And they were like, you don't have to join the church.
You're just here temporary.
But once they found out that he was there, had moved there and had made his home there, they're like, you have to join the church.
And he's like, why?
You know, I've been here so long and why do I have to join the church?
So he just started meeting, you know, being at home in the haystacks and under trees, just reading the word of God by himself.
And all these other people, Mr. Edward Wilson and F. Hutchinson and some of their family members, they didn't think it was right.
And so they started meeting together.
Now, notice there's no Mr. JND here.
And I ran it.
I ran it.
I was at Warrior Bride Ministries Conference like two weeks ago, and I ran into a guy and I was talking to him.
And he said, Darby didn't start the Plymouth Brethren.
And then we both at the same time said he split it.
And so what the good things were about this is that, you know, you had a plurality of leadership.
There wasn't one single person that led everything.
They were just gathering together irrespective of denomination.
They were wanting to welcome people.
So you can see that would be very attractive to my grandpa on my paternal side, who had to endure all of the, you know, machinations of what was happening to control him and, you know, override him.
And so he would be very attractive to this plurality of leadership.
And then you had the five-fold ministry.
Now you have the apostles and the pastors and the teachers, so that everyone would come into unity.
Now, this is different than what you see in the NAR because the NAR, they will use that as a hierarchy.
You know, with some of these William Branham and all the type of people under him, they use this verse in Ephesians 4:11:13 to be like, you know, we have the right to rule the roost over everybody else because we're on the top end of the hierarchy.
But for these guys right here, they were just wanting to have a place where people could join together and meet together.
And so, let me see what else.
Oh, so those are some of the positive things of it.
No liturgy, no official clergy.
Breaking of bread was proffered by the lay people.
Now, the downside of this, as you go down to where you have the green, there are head coverings, and women not to speak.
Very, very like traditional.
And I think that is something that from maybe an Orthodox Jewish perspective, the head coverings with women and stuff would appeal to them.
So that's the initial grouping there.
So if you go down to the next slide, so yeah, I was born in an open Plymouth Brethren church.
So it says born on board ship.
Do you have that slide?
Yep.
Yep.
So I was born on board.
And so there, again, there would be the positive things that would attract my grandparents is the plurality of leadership, encouragement to be in God's word, so some to bring some encouragement for others at the Lord's communion table.
So what I grew up with every week is we would get together and everybody would be encouraged to be in the during the week to be in the word of God so that when we had the Lord's table, then some then anybody could stand up and bring something that meant something to them during the week that the Lord had given them and that all could be encouraged by it.
So it really did foster instead of having this somebody spoon feed you every week some doctrine or whatever, it was encouraging people to be in the word of God.
Now, granted, some of that was very much driven by this dispensationalism that had been even a part had crept into the open.
And we'll talk about how that open and exclusive thing happened.
But yeah, Darby's at the very heart of that.
He's very central to all of that happening.
And so, but, and then let me see, women needed to, okay, so I grew up with women could be seen but not heard kind of mentality.
And I was with a cousin of mine, like, I think it was last summer, went back up to Michigan.
I'm in Florida.
I went back up to Michigan and visited, and we talked about how he was like sharing with somebody who came from a Plymouth Brethren background.
And they're like, what is that?
And he said, well, women had to have their heads covered and they couldn't speak.
And she goes, what do you mean couldn't speak?
And he said, I've told you you can't see it.
So it was very much growing up in this mentality of women were voiceless.
And when you, you know, and you'll find that in most types of very insular communities, that the woman is subjugated and the woman doesn't have a right to speak, doesn't have a voice.
And I was reading in 1 Corinthians 14 today that it says that, you know, there are many voices throughout the world and none of them are insignificant.
I believe that's 14, 12, 26, or 14, 27.
I'm not really sure I'd have to look that up.
But it seems like they're going to pass over that.
You know, the women's voices were insignificant.
And then, of course, with any insular type of organization, we are the only chosen ones with the true truth.
And if my grandfather on my maternal side, you know, was Jewish, that is part of that concept.
And you know that, brother Dan.
They're the chosen ones, right?
They're the chosen ones.
Yep, yep.
Okay, so let me see.
Let's go on.
Jumping ship.
So the response, when we all graduated, we have like three responses.
You could either remain or some of my cousins got married to people that were in the exclusive group.
And so, and then the third option is jump ship completely.
You either change churches or rebelled.
Well, I was in the rebellious aspect.
So I went to Michigan State University and was rebellious and, you know, got a lot of that consequences right away.
And just, you know, had a personal re-encounter with Jesus Yeshua, where I felt his forgiveness for my sins, my shame, and guilt of my decisions.
So if you go on to the next one, so you'll see here.
So I'm all excited about the Lord.
And let me see.
I'm all excited about the Lord.
And I want to share with other people.
So I joined this Bible study on campus.
They have Bible studies every in the middle of the day and then on a Friday night.
And little did I know that I was joining a Bible study that had been started by a Plymouth brethren who was person.
So I did not realize I was climbing on board a PB splinter craft.
It was known as Great Commission International.
So I want to share that because if there's anybody that's on campus, this is still on campus.
And they've kind of mellowed out, but you can even get on Wikipedia and you can say that you'll read there in the quote that in the 1970s, there were selected newspapers and former members who were doing publicly criticizing the organization.
But because I'd grown up as a PB, the way they handled things, I was like, this is great.
They finally got a better beat on things.
I think I was still kind of dealing with we're the only chosen ones kind of mentality.
But okay.
When I talk, I guess if you hear my voice sometime, not only right now.
Yeah, so.
Oh, that's right.
I'm sorry.
Sorry to cut you off.
Oh, no.
Okay.
So anyway, I will have later that there is a, if anybody's on campus and they run into this group, there is a decommissioned website you can maybe check out.
But they're kind of the same way.
It kind of turned into an open and exclusive thing.
There were churches that kind of realized that they were getting insular and very cult-like, and they changed their dynamics and they kind of repented for that and they morphed away from that.
But then there are also activities and stuff on campus that still are very cult-like, very much so.
So, anyway, as I was there and I was starting to feel that this was very much a cult-like thing.
And of course, if you start questioning and criticizing, so I got it, I gotta point out there: I started grappling with we are the only ones doing God's will.
Like everybody else was out of God's will.
Nobody was in God's will.
And various group think perspectives.
And let's not forget rapture practice.
Hands up.
Oh, for sure.
Let's jump up and down and practice the rapture.
So, as a result, I endured betrayal, firing, shaming, shunning, and shock.
So, yeah, it's unbelievable.
Remember that in some of the churches I went to?
It brought back to somebody's like, hands up, and everybody's running around out.
Okay.
So, if you go to the next, you know, so I was forced to walk the plank, basically, just embark by walking the plank.
They threw me out.
Yeah, and I really was in shock.
I just couldn't, you know, I just couldn't like.
So, we had about 200, 300 people in the group, and suddenly, all of a sudden, I had a bad attitude.
Don't talk to her, you know, that type of thing.
So, if you go to the next slide, you'll see among the flotsome.
Yep.
Dealing with the shock and rejection.
So, I ended up like, you know, going back home and I had to deal with forgiveness.
You know, some people were like, well, why didn't you sue them?
Because part of, you know, where I worked, I worked for the printing, the media, right?
The God's tools are the media.
You know, the, you know, the gods of the new age.
That's how they make their comforts is through media, right?
So I was working in the print shop.
I was fired from that.
And they're like, there were different aspects of it.
They were like, why don't you sue?
And why not rather be wronged is the verse that came up in that.
Just walk away and forgive us our debts as we forgive our daughters.
So then the Lord gave me whoever to the man who does not work but trusts God, who justifies the wicked.
Because they were making me feel so wicked and so much, they were dumping all this shame on me.
And yeah, maybe there were things that I was dealing with and things that, you know, I could have done better or whatever, but they make you feel bad.
And that's a tactic within cults.
It's like if you question it, you're now on the outside.
You're shunned, you're shamed, and you're made to feel bad and wicked.
But, you know, I'm just trusting in the Lord for my salvation.
And that faith is being credited as righteousness, regardless of the shame that they want to heap on me.
So as a result, though, there was a lot, I was dealing with a lot of illnesses.
And so I started going to checking out alternative methods and dealing with allergies.
Every time somebody walked in the door that was coughing, I would get sick.
And you know, like if you're under shock and if you're under trauma and your body is stressed like that, you know, you're just susceptible to it.
I started going on this diet, this alternative guy, and he told me, you know, of all these things, I was, he was taking me off all this stuff, and I was doing pork.
And he would do these little tests.
And he said, you know, if you, if, if anything, stay off of pork.
And he had this seven-day rotation diet.
And there were all these diets are we doing where, like, you know, you don't eat your meats with your starches and you have to make your alkaline and, you know, all of this stuff.
And I was like, I can't keep up with all of this.
How about since I have to stay off the pork, how about I just do God's diet?
And that was kind of like a turning point for me because I started doing God's diet and operating in forgiveness and love.
And some of this stuff, you know, just the peace started coming to me.
And I just said, you know, God's word is still valid.
Look at my health is returning just by doing God's diet and operating in God's principles.
You know, what I've been grown up with, all of this Galatians 2, you know, Galatians, you're not under the law.
You know, I used to date this guy who was Seventh-day Adventist, and I would argue with him about, you know, his eating and stuff like that.
Now, I'm not making a push for Seventh-day Adventist.
I'm just saying that I used to argue with him based on, you know, Galatians and that type of thing.
And then the book of Galatians, it's like they don't bother reading the rest of the context.
And, you know, Paul doesn't say we're not under the law.
He says with the law, we are just the law.
We're not saved.
Just a disclosure for people out there.
But he says, do we abolish the law?
God forbid, no, we established the law.
So people think grace is a free pastor, sin, that you don't have to keep the commandments, the laws no more.
When Jesus says, I'm not here to abolish them, but to complete them.
And he goes on to say that those who teach and keep the commandments will be great in the kingdom of God.
And those who don't and teach men to not obey the commandments will be called least in the kingdom of God.
So, yeah, that's the gist of dispensationalism.
They'll tell you, oh, we're not under the law.
The 10 commandments don't apply to you.
We'll go be rapture out of here.
Right, right.
Yeah, crazy.
Right.
Yeah, right.
Yeah, exactly.
I know you would understand.
Yeah.
Yeah.
So, yeah, that's exactly it.
Is I started coming to terms with the fact that the law was valid.
What was in the Old Testament was good.
Okay, let me see.
Where am I?
Slide number 10.
Okay, let's.
Okay, yeah.
Yeah.
So here, if you go on to the next one, there's that Jim, jcmwarning.com.
If anybody is, you know, has people on campus that are great commission ministries, if they go to, it's called decommissioned.
So, yeah, I think on the previous slide, I was talking about, yeah, okay, 10.
Yeah, so I believe that Yahweh is my healer, is my Redeemer.
He will see me and others through on the journey we're taking in this world.
I believe his word is tried, tested, and true, like silver refined seven times.
And then he watches over his word to perform it.
And that's the whole word, right?
All his word is truth.
And I like to refer to the Old Testament as opus.
And opus is like a compendium of musical works that a composer will do.
And it's like all of his compositions, right?
So I like, instead of saying the Old Testament, it's not old.
It's not old.
It's vibrant.
It's living.
Yeah, no, I mean, the other thing, too, is people, you know, again, the dispositions, oh, don't worry about it.
Just read Matthew through Revelation.
Don't worry about nothing else.
But the thing is, I told people all the time, how do you know what Jesus means?
Because how many times do Jesus and Paul both say, as it is written?
You know, Daniel, the prophet said, so nobody would know what he's talking about if you didn't know the Old Testament.
I don't know why they even call it that.
I just call it the Bible, you know, from Genesis to Revelation.
Yeah, God's word.
God's word.
But if we're going to use an old word, I like opus.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Okay.
So, and that takes me to this one, the next slide, kingdom of light parameters.
For the Lord spoke to me with a strong hand and instructed me that I should not walk in the way of this people, saying, So in the Lord of hosts, him you shall hallow him you shall fear, and let him be your dread.
He will be as a sanctuary.
Bind up the testimony, seal the law among my disciples, and I will wait on the Lord.
I will hope in him.
And when they say to you, seek those who are mediums and wizards who whisper and mutter, should not a people seek their God, should they seek the dead on behalf of the living.
And this is a verse that I love hearing you guys quote all the time.
You know, I hear C. David, and he's quoting this one too, to the law and to the testimony.
If they do not speak according to this word, it is because there is no light in them.
And I think that's very important as we go forward because that's one of the very first things that Darby does.
It's like his beginning jumping point of his heresy is dividing the Old Testament and saying that it's not valid for the church today.
And that's, nope, nope, Mr. Darby.
Nope, nope.
And then if you go to the next one, I wanted to kind of throw this in here because for me, I'm just you and me and the other, you know, saints that I see on your, on your channels and stuff.
We love the feasts.
And, you know, the big verse they all want to use is Colossians 2, 16 and 17.
So I started taking notes on Colossians 2, 16.
And I would, you have like a little example of a personal study I've been doing.
But you have the verse there.
And then on the right side, it would do all the strongs, you know, the strongs for the words that are in there.
And so this verse, it says, let, you know, a lot of times they say, let no one person judge you and your food or your drink.
And they say, regarding.
But that word regarding actually means your part due or your assigned lot.
And that's a big, huge difference between just regarding.
They throw in regarding.
And I just want to say this, because this is going to come up.
One of the classes that I took in community was a communication class.
And the guy said that the media are gatekeepers.
They let out the information according to their own agenda or perspective.
And translators are gatekeepers.
They let out information according to their own agenda or perspective.
And I'll tell you what, I do not trust their translations.
Not for a bit.
And that's why I like to be a Berean.
I like to get in the Word of God.
And because of my language background, you're not going to fool me.
You're not going to fool me because I know what cases are.
I know what verb chances are.
You're not going to, you know, put your mess behind me.
Because, for instance, when you read that, they are a shadow of things to come.
And what they translated is, they want to translate it as the substance is of is the substance is Messiah or Christ.
The substance is.
But there is no substance there.
There is no is.
It's genitive, meaning it has to show possession.
And what's there is body, like the church body, the body of the anointed Messiah, the shadow of things to come for the body of the Messiah.
And in Genesis 1:13, it says that the sun, moon, and stars were placed in the sky to act as signs for the appointed time, signs and seasons.
That word seasons is appointed times.
So in Genesis 1:13, we already have God said 13 and 14.
So we already have these appointed times being put in place.
Leviticus 23 says they're eternal.
And so I just wanted to like put that in there because you'll see them thought to thought additions.
You know, not only will they take the King JV, which is a little bit funky in my perspective, but they will take it further.
For example, the contemporary English version says, don't let them say you must celebrate the new moon festival.
I mean, this is just outright heresy.
And yet people are buying it.
I've seen translations that says, don't let them judge you for not keeping the well, that's not there, but they're buying these things.
That's why we all use the King James and the Geneva because these modern translations like New King James, especially the NIV.
And I tell people, is it an NIV Bible?
Toss that thing in the trash or use it for paper, toilet paper, because these modern-day apostate Bibles are insane where they change small little keywords and remove entire verses.
And, you know, the mark of the beast example, right?
The King James, all the way back to the old says, in the right hand right in their forehead.
And all the newer translation, it's on.
You know, that one little, one letter could cost you a soul, you know, and that's why we always emphasize, you know, to people use the KJV or the Geneva or something older, you know.
Well, I just encourage people to get the blue letter Bible.
I have it on my app, on my app on my phone.
It was one of the first things I downloaded.
It was the first thing I downloaded when I got a new phone because then you can get in there for yourself.
You may not understand the cases or whatever, but you can at least get in there and look at those words and see how those words can be translated.
And so, yeah, you know, and then we're going to talk about that's part of what, Lord willing, if we have the time.
I mean, I want to talk about Darby's Bible.
That's one of the things that points to him as a cult leader.
Yeah.
Okay.
So just wanted to kind of put that in there.
All right.
Okay.
So scriptural parameters of a cult leader.
So to set the stage for looking at Darby, I think it's good to look at, look at this.
So I pulled in a couple of verses that talk about, you know, these definitions of a cult leader.
And then what I did is I put in green some, I'm assuming you went on to the next slide, scriptural parameters of cult leader.
Okay.
And then, so I popped out some of these words because they're key in how cult leaders operate.
You know, we have blasphemers, lovers of money.
They want to take advantage of you, you know, for your money.
They're slanderers.
They're traitors.
They're headstrong.
They're haughty.
Having a form of godliness benign, but denying his power.
I don't have that one.
Creeping into households and make captives of gullible ones.
It's translated silly women.
And apparently that's a slur, but I have a women issue.
Anyway, silly women, gullible ones, if you look in the strongs.
So never, always learning, never able to come to the knowledge of the truth.
You have like, you have what's his name with Scientology.
He's got all of these books.
You know, yeah, you have to buy all these books and they're thousands of dollars to take these courses and he never finished his coursework, right?
But never learning and coming to the truth.
Well, what's the truth?
To the law and to the testament.
They do not speak according to this word.
It is because there's no light in them.
Okay, let me see.
Where am I?
Okay, next one is pyramid.
Yeah, so I did this little, I made my own little pyramid thing.
And so what happened is like last year, I was involved in this Bible study and I was like, man, this is, there's so many things that bother me.
What do I not like about it?
It was like a prophetic Bible study going to be a school for prophetic people or whatever.
And my daughter goes, you know, 90% of cults are started by prophets.
And I did this.
You don't sink.
So anyway, I started looking up again about cults and stuff.
It was kind of the healing process for me.
But what they want to do, like if you go from the bottom of this, on the left-hand side is all of the scriptures, right?
And in the middle was these different things.
I found this one website.
It was like five things.
You see these five things.
You're either it might be in a toxic relationship or a toxic group.
And so the first bottom level of that is they, you know, they're trying to seek the vulnerable, like people who are in transition, either in college or you're coming out of college trying to seek a position.
You see a lot of cult leaders now going through people who are educated, like in their 30s, and they're still like in that transition trying to find a place where they can call home.
And so to that is like creep into homes.
You know, they're trying to get into the vulnerable ones, right?
So on the right-hand side, I kind of just took like little synthesis sentences to sum up each of those points.
So you'll have that they're seeking the vulnerable.
Then they want to isolate you.
They want you to get like, you know, this Bible study and that Bible study and this group event and that group so that your whole world is revolving around them.
Just like when I was in college, my whole world was involved around them.
We were all in these Bible studies and we did evangelism, and you just your world was that group.
So, when you stepped out of that group, your whole world shatters.
So, you want to be careful of anything that's trying to get your whole attention.
Like, even now, with a church that I go to, I'm like, no, my Tuesday night is basket weaving.
No, my this, I'm going to be doing this.
So, I'll help you with your food drive, I'll help you with your music, I'll do this.
But I have certain areas so that my whole world is not built around you.
So, and then the confessions, that's another thing.
They want you to tell you everything.
So, and you know, confessions will give you power, them power over you, because now they know all your secrets.
And then they have that inner sanctum group.
You want to be part of that inner sanctum.
I want to be a part of that.
Um, it's like uh, so they hold it against you if you try to leave the church.
You know, I mean, it's crazy.
So, it's like all these cults are the same, uh, they go by the same mantra, the same guidelines, whatever the case.
Yep, yep, yep, yep.
So, above that, no critical thought allowed, right?
If you start criticizing what happens, they'll betray you and they'll come and vilify you, they'll attack you, right?
And then they're the ones that when you get on further up that chain, they're the ones that make the rules, right?
This guy, and he's the blasphemer, he worships others, not Jesus, the Messiah.
And he'll talk about all of these, you know, visions that he's had, have been in the heavenly realm, seeing these visions.
You'll see a lot of that in the NAR.
Um, like, oh, I don't know if I can say people's names, but somebody makes heavenly visions and she sees little kids running past Jesus and throwing chocolate in his lap, or he's throwing chocolate.
I don't know.
Um, but anyway, and people are buying this.
Can you believe people are buying this?
You know, and they're in the mainstream church now.
It's just okay.
Let me see.
Did we pretty much go through that?
I think so.
Let me see.
I can okay.
So, let's go on to the next one.
And then, what I did is I brought down occult definitions, and you'll see that they kind of like go along that same cult pyramid.
Yeah.
So, if you want to bring up the pyramid, I'll just read the definitions and you can kind of see how they look.
So, in the definitions, I did Webster's and I did another one, but it's attentive care, homage, worship, formal religious veneration, worship, the object of such devotion.
So, like at the top, there's that guy, right?
And he's getting all the veneration.
And then, on the second one, I have a system of intense religious veneration of a particular person, idea, or object, especially one considered spurious or irrational by traditional religious bodies.
Like you can have the Mooney cult.
It can be a system of religious beliefs and rituals, and it's a body of adherence, like the cult of Apollo.
And then, for three, I have a strong devotion or interest in a particular person, idea, or thing without religious association.
So, you could have the cult of James Dean, or you could have totalitarian societies.
Then, four, a system of religious belief and worship regarded as unthought, unorthodox, or spurious.
And then, number five, the group of individuals who adhere to a cult, create devotion to a person, idea, object, movement, or work, such as a film or book.
Okay, so you want to pop on down past the one that I just read.
And then we've got a group of people here.
And so I don't have them named.
I thought it might be kind of fun if people want to take pictures or whatever.
Who are these people?
So if you want to leave that on your slide on your, and then I want to ask some questions.
Cult leader, cult quiz.
Who are the above and which constitutes a cult leader?
What organization are they affiliated with?
Which is the most famous?
Which is the most insidious?
Which is Marine Kingdom related and viably most controlling in the higher ranks?
Which cult promotes the most apathy?
Which cult has radically dropped in world membership?
Which cult is highly active in the streets, house to house?
Which cult leader influenced the develop of the NAR and then toward Jim Jones.
So if you drop down to the next one, you'll see what I'm reading.
And I don't know if people want to take a picture of it and see if they can figure out who is who, but which cult.
So the last one I have is which cult is closest to me and practically bankrupted most of the participants.
I'm in Florida, and I'll just, it's not Tampa.
It's not Tampa.
And then, of course, my heart is, you know, as we go through these slides, if anybody is like involved in anything, just know that our prayers are with you, that you will understand that you don't have to be under this, you know, this prison.
Like they just put you in this prison.
And so, you know, we just, and then for people who have come all out of cults, there might be things that still trigger you.
And, you know, what, you know, we'd love to be praying for you and encouraging you.
So I don't know if you want to try and take a picture of that, but at the end, I have, you know, I'll say who I think is what.
If you want, do you want me if somebody emails?
Yeah, I can't talk today.
If somebody emails me, do you want me to send them over the PowerPoint?
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Yeah.
I don't know if they want to take a picture of this.
Yeah, they can take a picture of it.
And I don't know.
Maybe I can send them some Moringa or something for getting them already.
Yeah.
Because I know people like to nitpick.
But the shirt I'm wearing, it's a Don't Tread on Me shirt.
So it's not, you know, a serpent for Satan or anything like that.
Because I know I'll get bashed by some people.
Oh, you're wearing a snake on your shirt, you know.
But it's a don't tread on me.
It was supposed to be our nation's first flag that's called the Gadsden flag.
And they were using this for our nation's flag until the Betsy Rush proposal came along with the stars and stripes, whatever.
But yeah, I just wanted to declare that because people say, oh, he's a Satanist or something or whatever.
Okay, so I just want to do a quick one because I think this is mine, what I think is the most insidious cult.
So you're going to go past that one, then come to Mr. Constantine.
And so what I did is I put all the different things there.
He was a blasphemer.
He didn't, you know, we tend to think that he, you know, That he brought, you know, endorsed Christianity, became a Christian, whatever.
But, you know, he fits them.
He's the one that makes the rules.
No differing thought allowed.
I mean, you can't become an emperor, right?
Without, he started with, he started out with Britain and Spain and France.
That's all he had.
And then he, like, you know, through all these, you know, wars and killing people or whatever, become to he comes to be the emperor over everything.
And so let me see what I have here.
I'm also test with that real quick because we do a lot of shows exposing Catholicism.
And Constantine, yeah, definitely hands down the worst out of all those people in the picture because Constantine, because he created Catholicism, right?
Which is a deluded form of Christianity.
And he's changed times like the book of Daniel saying when he would change times and days and seasons and all that.
So they're the ones who created, you know, the Sunday where he's actually, he's the one that instituted Sunday worship.
You know, the Christians all went to, you know, did the Saturday Sabbaths.
So he instituted Sunday worship.
And also later on, you know, it started changing things, adding things more to basically to create a Catholicism.
And which is like, you know, the book of Matthew alone just these, you know, decimates everything the Catechism stands for.
You know, and so yeah, I have all of them.
And Catholicism ended up creating Islam and all these other cults.
The Jesuits came from there and the Illuminati came from there.
So, yeah, the Catholic Church is like by far the excuse of French, but that's what the Bible says.
It's the whore of Babylon.
Yeah.
Plainly brought.
Yeah, so you could see there that, you know, he follows suit on all of those things.
So you, um, you guys have been doing a lot of, you know, doing these things.
So I thought, you know, Constantine was a pretty easy one to do.
And you see their Laodicean Council, that's where they changed the times.
Like you, they changed the day of worship from Sabbath to Sunday.
And then they said, you know, if you don't want to, if you do those things, like, you know, all the Jewish feasts and stuff like that, you'll be excommunicated.
Shamed and shunned is what we're talking about, right?
Yep.
So, so that's kind of like, you know, brief synopsis of that.
But then if you move down to the second one, you'll kind of the one after that, you'll just see everything that you were basically talking about.
Because the Edict of Toleration was done by Galerius and then the Edict of Milan, Milan, where he and Licinius they vowed together not to attack each other, right?
And then the Licinius marries his sister as, you know, away as the contract, a covenant, right?
And then he ends up breaking that covenant, attacking Licinius, and Licinius is defending himself.
And so what I put here, though, just the point that you, and I want to undergird that point, is that by this time, the Ethiopian Bible was already in place.
And the Ethiopian Bible had all the books that point to the eternal aspects of the feast.
You have Enoch and Jubilees and Jasher, and it's already bound.
And praise God, hallelujah.
We still have that Bible.
But all of the, you know, Jubilees, this is a big reason they don't want Jubilees in the Bible because Jubilees talks about the feasts, how aspect after aspect after aspect got fulfilled, unlike Pentecost.
You know, It's in Genesis.
We can see it in Genesis where Noah comes out of the ark and he's given the rainbow on Pentecost.
If you're looking for it, you'll see it, but it spells it out really plainly in the book of Jubilees and Joshua.
You know, it just makes it real.
So they don't want those books in there.
They don't want Enoch in there talking about, you know, all the feasts and that type of thing.
They don't want that in there.
We take that out of there, then you know, we can confirm Jesus is the Messiah.
That's why the Jews didn't want that in there because that's a confirmation that Jesus is the Messiah.
And the creation, oh man, it destroys the evolution doctrine.
It destroys the big bang stupidity.
And so they don't want that in there.
They don't want people to know like real cosmology.
And, you know, if anybody wants to watch the series real quick, plug for NYU CTV.
If you go to nystv.org, they have a whole series of the book of Enoch.
I think they're up to 60 to 70-something episodes.
David Caracall and John Pounders examine the book of Enoch chapter by chapter and compare it to the Bible.
And yeah, it's hand in hand.
Yeah, it's funny because you know, when I started watching those guys, I was reading the book of Enoch right along with it.
I'm like, oh, look at these guys.
You're doing the same thing I'm doing with them way back when they started doing that, right?
Yeah.
So, um, yeah, so yeah, so that you got it.
I know you got it.
So I thought Constantine would be an easy one to just throw in there quick just to kind of set the dynamics of the things that we're looking for.
A blasphemer, a traitor, you know, trying to get the masses under your control and stuff like that.
So, yeah, if you go back down now, we're going to kind of dig deeper into you know where Darby comes from.
And you guys are always talking about this guy.
So if you want to go ahead and mention him again, I know he pretty much did it.
But so, you know, Manuel Lacunza and he's a wealthy merchant.
Ding, ding, ding, ding.
That should be a big, you know, when we hear merchants, we, if people are flying flags now with merchants from the marine kingdom and making those connections with Revelations and 18, start making those connections, you know, with the with where the their trance uh I can't remember and I don't have it in front of me right now, but they're trading on the souls of men.
Yep.
You know, so in the whole marine kingdom.
So, um, yeah, you want to just go ahead, Dan.
I know that you like to kind of dump on this guy, so go for it.
All right, so um, Manuel Lacusa, the son of Lacusa, and um, thinking a little feedback here, but um, it's weird how, like, when I start talking to the feedback, then it's not, but um, as long as it sounds good to everybody out there, I guess.
So, basically, this guy is a Jesuit, and um, this guy here, denial of the deity of the Messiah, uh, Jesus Christ, yes, you up, and his writings advocate for imminent coming of Jesus at any moment that catch believers' way.
So, um, this, you know, of course, is uh, we when we exposed um dispensationalism, we showed you there's the direct connection with the Jesuits, like usual, like everything else, right?
And that John Nelson Darby had a direct connection, he himself, was he a Jesuit?
Uh, mostly, no, not at all, but he, his works and writings came from the Jesuits, you know.
I mean, that's where the ideas came up.
And same thing with Proterism: the people believed that Jesus returned in 70 AD.
That's a Jesuit idea.
The same people preach, oh, we're in Satan's little season.
No, no, that's a Jesuit uh uh uh deception, you know what I mean.
So all this stuff relates to the Jesuits because the Jesuits, along with John Nelson, Darby, Cyrus Schofield, their goal was to corrupt and pollute the churches in England, the churches over here in America.
In other words, to water and dumb down the modern day Christian church, which is exactly what they have done.
That's why we hear this garbage out there and these false doctrines like preterism.
That's grown by wildfire.
So many people, we lost a lot of listeners because we debunked the whole idea that we're in Satan's little season.
We debunked the whole idea that Jesus returned in 70 AD.
You know what I mean?
So, and it's a popular doctrine.
You know what I mean?
It's grown like wildfire, like I said, but this is a massive deception.
And so we need to go to the source where the stuff came from.
And these are the people that came from.
Yeah.
And I have on my little slide, they're often known for their involvement in dark mystery religions.
Yep.
Yep.
I knew you.
Okay, let's go on to, because this one I think is where it kind of gets really interesting.
So we have the Lacunza, right?
And then they have the next slide, and you're going to see Edward Irving and Henry Drummond.
So his name, by the way, Irving means green water.
Come back to some marine kingdom there.
Okay.
So I do have a quote here.
His thunderous, satiric, critical speeches appeal to the poor masses.
So he translated Lacunza's work.
And then because he was doing that whole Jesus not deity at incarn, you know, incarnate at birth, he got thrown out and he created the Catholic Apostolic Church funded by Drummond.
So, you know, just check out like his little church there.
The little church.
And then there's Drummond, Henry Drummond, banker, knock, knock, colo, reconstructed his home designed after neoclassical designs and conducted meetings at Elbury Park, where he hosted various clergy and those interested in prophecy.
And then Lady Powerscoat, she attended their conferences and then she had conferences after that.
But let's dive a little bit deeper into these guys.
Let's look at Mr. Irving.
So he entered Edinburgh at 13.
And I'm sure you guys covered all of this a lot.
So I'm just kind of re-saying what you guys have said before.
But he got his master's in four years, 13.
He was one of those child prodigies.
And, oh, don't forget my little title there, an original NAR Charismatic Leader.
So the Jesuit forerunner in 1827, the subject of prophecy, the near approach of the second coming of Christ, had occupied much of Irving's thoughts.
His belief was underscored or inspired by the work of Jesuit priest Emmanuel Lacunza, who wrote under the assumed Jewish name.
And you guys have talked about this in depth.
Okay.
In 1828, his apocalyptic lectures filled the largest churches of Edinburgh, Scotland on summer mornings.
Like, what are you people doing at church on a summer morning?
Aren't you supposed to be working in the garden or something?
I don't know.
Probably the religious opinions of Irving, originally in some respects, more Catholic than Protestant, tainted his talks.
He had an avid interest in Coleridge.
Gradually, his chief interest in Coleridge philosophy centered on what was mystical and obscure.
He kept a copy of Ocean in his pocket, which was a collection of Irish mythology from which he quoted frequently.
And this is not about Jesus, by the way.
This is not about Yeshua.
This is about dark, mystical stuff, Irish mythology.
So then in 1830, he received a revival of gifts of prophecy and healing.
His people were starting to dwindle down.
So then he just like, oh, I'm the healer, right?
I'm the one that's got all these healing.
And he welcomed new powers.
He published doctrines of the humanity of Jesus versus inherent divinity of Christ at birth.
Yeah.
So anyway, on the heart on the other side, you just see that he was very harsh and superficial, half-truth, enunciated with surpassing ease and grace of gesture, and not only with an air of absolute conviction, but also with the authority of a prophetic messenger, made his audience entirely forgetful of their preconceived objections against them.
He knew how to play a crowd, right?
He knew how to do that.
So every, I don't know why you would go to see somebody if you knew you didn't agree with him, but if you went there, you were mesmerized by him.
You know, so probably involved in some of that Jesuit dark mysteries.
Who knows who he committed himself to to get these powers or whatever.
But that's Mr. Irving.
Now, if you look at Mr. Drummond, I think this is fascinating too.
So if you go down to the next slide, he operated, okay, he was a banker.
He made money on biblically by usury.
Let's call it by what it is.
Oh, Edward Irving, I didn't have that slide up.
But that's a slide real quick, guys.
If you want to take a screenshot of that, the Jesuit forerunner, an original NAR.
Oh, I'm exactly clean up.
I'm sorry.
I'm sorry.
No problem.
And the next one here we're on is Henry James.
Yeah.
Yeah, I think it's really, really interesting.
Like I was saying, you know, he was able to sway people who didn't agree with him.
If you showed up, you know, he knew a way of playing the crowd and doing his gifts of healings and stuff like that.
So if you have on Drummond, you'll see him in his little home there.
So he's a banker.
He lived in the Grage.
He commissioned the home of his youth to be reconstructed.
It was designed by William Winkins, who had been on tour of ancient Greek ruins.
And I want to know what they picked up at those ancient Greek ruins.
What spirit did they go there and connect with?
Notice that it was a drinking, considered a drinking tour by some who toured with the architect.
They were habitually drunk.
The design was a neoclassical replica of an ancient Greek temple found at the Acropolis to Hephaestus, who made weapons for the gods.
What are the weapons of the gods?
I was referencing this earlier.
Their misinformation, media, error, and teaching.
That's their weapons.
This site of the house is a replica of the Goryagic monument, which is a commemoration of a prize won by a wealthy patron of musical performances in the theater of Dionysus.
Again, the drinking dock, right?
It's important.
I think it's important to dialogue about what they were based on, what their vision was, what their, you know, they were committed to ancient Greek mythology and these ancient Greek spirits.
That's the undermining it.
So, and then he hosted prophetic conferences at an estate he owned, Elbury Park.
Now, I was listening to John Pounders had interviewed LA Missouri, Missouli just recently, and he was talking about all these ancient sites.
And guess what?
He mentioned he mentioned Elberry Park.
Let's talk, let's look a little bit further at what's at Elberry Park.
An old Saxon church site predating 1066.
You know, it's ancient.
Since churches were often built on ancient pagan worship sites, is this a pagan worship site?
This estate includes a U-Walk, a terrace, and a 160-yard tunnel through the hill under Silver Wood.
This tunnel was to replicate the underground tunnel grotto found in Naples.
Under the terrace is a chamber in the likeness of a Roman bath with liberal niches for Roman and Greek sculpture.
We'll put that in quotes.
Sculptures.
He had six prophecy conferences here featuring earthing and inviting different clergy from various perspectives along with various people of wealth.
So here's where it hints: Lady Power Court.
She married this guy.
He died.
Well, I'll go into that in a bit.
As the years passed, he had a specific circle that he continued to invite.
So the crowd went from this to only the people that supported Mr. Irving.
So he was expelled from the state church.
And then this is the gentleman that built his little Catholic apostolic church, which you saw is not very little, but it's pretty big.
Okay, let me see.
All right, let's talk about Lady Powers Court for a second here.
She had lost a cousin, the first wife, the Count Wingford Powers Court.
Then she married the Count, lost a child, and lastly, her husband.
She's grieving and vulnerable.
Remember what I talk about?
They want to try and get to the vulnerable.
And she was just looking for the Lord.
She wanted to have a relationship with the Lord.
And of course, she's drawn in by these very charismatic people who have these healing things.
And so she decides to have at her little home, decides to have all these people too.
She invites all of these people.
And that's where this guy shows up.
His name is, I can't remember.
Anyway, let me just read through this.
Bellett.
There he is.
J.I.G. Bellet.
He ends up there, you know, seeing this different things.
And he's the one that ends up connecting and meeting John Darby.
So as when it goes along, it ends up that, and I say this later, I'll go ahead and say it now: that she has all of these people there.
She kind of gets into the group of Plymouth Brethren, and then Darby is featured at the end.
But that's, what did they call that?
Spoilers?
Okay, so let's go back to this.
This is like a review of this, but these were the main people.
If you go on to the next slide, these were the people that were the original people.
They just wanted to love people and they wanted to have gather around the Lord's table and have fellowship.
And so these two people right there on the top, if you're on the next central founding beliefs and figures, those were they ended up going with this guy, Parnell.
They started this thing and it started getting all these people there.
And John Darby was not there yet.
Okay.
Now, notice the little Mr. Bellett there.
He's there.
He's involved in this thing, but he's not a part.
He's just kind of coming in.
He's on the outskirts.
And this is where all these people are very desirous to have that loving situation where they're gathered around the Lord's table.
And so it starts out.
It starts out as a good thing, right?
So let me see.
Let's go down and let's just talk about Dr. Conan.
If you go down to Dr. Cronin, I basically kind of have mentioned him already, how he came down to Dublin.
He started this out.
So this is kind of a review of that.
And it's taken right from history, interesting remembrances of the early history of the brother.
And they tell you very point blank that Bellet and Darby were not a part of the mix.
But so we can go because I talked about him.
Let's go down to the next one.
And again, this is Jay Bellett, and he admits that he wasn't a part of the mix.
These guys were doing their thing, and then he had heard about it.
And then he, so these three right here underneath Mr. Bellet, they end up going to a missionary travel and they want to go to Baghdad to the heart of darkness.
Baghdad is basically ancient Babylon.
Yeah, do I remember that right?
But they go there.
Mr. Dr. Cronin gets stoned.
He loses his wife.
They go to India and they plant all of these churches there.
Okay.
And he's under great persecution.
He's getting, he's not sheep stealing, right?
He's going there to share Jesus with these people who have been in Hinduism and, you know, the Baha'i faith and all of this stuff that's going on in India with Shiva and their little friends.
So that's basically what this slide is.
I'm just kind of giving you an overview of that.
Okay, let me see.
So if you go, yeah, that was 27 where I gave.
Yeah.
Okay.
Now, if you go down to 28, you have 28.
These wonderful, caring men, right in the middle of this is our little friend.
Look at the difference of his, how he looks compared to these other men.
Yeah, he's got the house of crawlies there.
Look at, look at him.
Yeah.
Yeah.
So basically, this again is from the interesting remembrances.
And they get, they basically tell about how these guys had it going on and they, you know, did their missionary trip and stuff like that.
And then Darby comes on the scene.
So they got a good thing going on.
So let's talk about Darby.
Let's go down to Mr. Darby.
Yeah.
There's so I got a feeling.
So because we did a broadcast called The Crawley Connection.
Yeah.
And link in all these big wigs of cults and everything else to Crawley directly or indirectly.
So I guess some patheos.com saying that there's John Nelson Darby popularized with largely responsible for emergency doctrine of dispensationalism.
It's like they said it's linked to Crowley somehow.
So that's why that would explain is because when you had that steer like that, I remember seeing a lot of pictures of Aleister Crawley like that.
And Alistair Crawley, like, yeah, this guy, anybody knows anything about him, they call him the beast for a reason.
But he's formed so many false religions, so many cult secret societies and everything else.
And so, yeah, it wouldn't surprise me at all that there's a link between Crawley and John Nelson Darby.
Yeah, and you know what?
When you start doing a deep dive into this, my heart just breaks because what I saw is that a good possibility that Crowley was molested.
Yeah.
So, and in this very tight, exclusive organization, that just set him on that path.
You know, it's just sad to see how this will affect somebody to go just, like I said, I came out of it.
I rebelled.
And, you know, and I do have like a couple little slides on Alistair to kind of point out that, yeah.
Anyway, let's, because this is some fun little stuff right here.
So, you know, he's dispensation, just what you were mentioning.
What I want to focus on that he was born in Westminster, London, and christened at St. Margaret's.
The Darby's were an English land-owning family seated at Leap Castle.
Westminster was a Benedictine monastery area on an island in England.
When you kind of like study out all of that, a lot of hinky stuff in that area.
The abbey is owned by royalty.
So my question is: what is the happy couple doing in Westmonster with a nine-month pregnant limit?
You know, that's a nine-mile-hour trip, current day standards, to get from Leap Castle in Ireland to Westminster.
Yeah, well, let's talk about Leap Castle.
You know, so what I say, for those of us in the know, this is a red flag.
For those who are not aware of hidden occultic practices, it's not.
Like, you know, oh, no big deal that he was born at Winsmester, but you and I, we know about these hidden occultic practices.
Oh, you're on Leap Castle.
Yeah, what are you doing over at a royalty-owned cast, you know, giving birth again?
People who don't know about these stuff, who don't know about occultic things, you know, it's not a red flag.
Me, it's a huge red flag.
Now, let's talk about Leap Castle.
Let's see.
Exists over an ancient Druid pagan sacrificial site.
The fact is that it is known as the most haunted castle in all of Ireland.
Here at this site has taken place.
Many sacrificial murders, seances, divinations, and worship to ancient pagan deities with hundreds of skeletons in its foundation is proof.
It is known for its haunting of the worst elemental spirit in Ireland.
And so you have like a little quote by this guy, William Newman, which, by the way, down the road, you know, he ends up castigating and pitching out the door.
But he was very much taken by this man when he met him, Mr. Newman.
So if you go up to the next one, let's take a look.
I hate when it happens.
Hang on one second because I exoted the slideshow.
So let me get to that back to the other one.
So yeah, it's crazy that these people just like when you look at these people, now you notice I noticed a trend before I did that Crawley Connection show.
So when you notice a trend, that these people all have some connection with each other.
Maybe they've never met in person, but they're inspired by them or some kind of direct connection either way.
But if you could draw like in other words, like a web and all that stuff, and you connect all these people together, you can kind of.
So which one you're at now?
You're at the Connections.
Yeah.
John Nelson Dummy.
Yeah.
All right.
Oh, what number?
I'm sorry.
Let me see.
I think it's 30.
Yep.
Yep, the Leap Castle.
Yeah, nice castle, right?
Yeah.
And guys, if you just turned the show to broadcast from home tonight because on the way here, I'm to the studio.
I'm sorry.
Some hit me and caused my car to engage the emergency, whatever switch it is.
So my car is disabled, like EMP, you know.
So I had to have my car towed home, made it adjusted home time to get on my laptop top here and put this together quick.
So usually we have all the toys going on, all the visuals going on, but we're just working with a bare minimum laptop here.
So just to let you guys know in the chat room and all that.
So thank you guys for joining the chat and everything.
So I'm sorry, Susan, go ahead.
Yeah, no, no, it's it's it's good.
We we both had like issues making this show happen.
Yeah, and it's crazy with David Carrickle too, man.
And uh, yeah, David said, uh, Satan's out to get us today.
But we come through, we come through.
We're on the, you know, by the grace of God.
Yeah, I just, so that last half hour, I just spent time praising the Lord and putting the blood of Jesus over everything, putting the blood of Jesus over you.
Yeah.
Because I think, you know, what's happening here is we're kind of like doing a deep dive into some of these things.
And I'm hoping that it will help people to, you know, like rethink what they know about Darby.
So you have the little leap castle, nice castle, right?
So on the right, it says, one early belief is that the elemental was put there by druids long before the castle was built to protect the sacred site used for initiations and druidic magic.
You know, growing up in that situation, you know, something had to, I believe something he inherited something.
Yeah.
Another theory is that the elemental was placed there by an invading force to burn the castle from the inside.
Elemental is an elemental spirit.
Yeah.
So if you see Colossians 2:8 there, and we're also thankful for David kind of bringing that to the light about the stoichion, right?
Yep.
So examine way carefully lest anyone lead you captive as booty through the theosophy.
When you look up that verse in the Greek and you look at that, it's actually a reference to theosophy, right?
And devoid of truth, lust excited by deceit, according to the narratives of men in relationship to the rudiments of the world.
Let's look at what the rudiments of the world does.
Basic elements, harmonics, or heavenly bodies of the cosmos, arrangement of the stars, the heavenly hosts, and not according to the anointed Messiah, for in him dwells all the fullness of the God.
This has nothing to do with the law.
Thank you, David Caraco.
This is about when they talk about elementals.
The story.
Yeah.
And it's John's, they talk about the elemental.
We know that the occultic worship, what is air, fire, air, fire, water.
And that's what they use in witchcraft and Judaism and all that.
So they call it the five elemental points.
Yeah.
Which is more than five, but I mean, like, that's where we want to get to the last.
This coming most here in October with a really, like always, dive deep into witchcraft and all that stuff to expose the occult.
But long story short, that's what they use.
They use the elements.
And that's what the five-pointed pentagram, well, the so-called white one that's pointed up, that's what that represents.
Earth, wind, fire, water, and the other, the five elements, whatever the case.
But there's one five elements.
So I was just getting these charts out and everything.
But yeah, you get the point.
The people in the chat, they're probably telling us what we're like, oh, I don't care.
You guys tell us.
You guys tell us what it is, what we're missing.
Earth, wind, and fire.
I think metal is metal one.
Wood, metal, I can't remember.
But yeah.
So it's very interesting.
You know, I saw that.
I'm like, no, we got to talk about that.
All right.
So if we go back down to the next one, Mr. Darby, so was educated at Westminster School and Trinity College, Dublin, where he graduated classical gold medalist.
So in my little book that I don't have because I'm dog sitting, you know, chief among the brethren, they talk about, I mean, like, veneration just, I mean, just I read it and I just kind of like, I told you, like, I just want to throw up.
And then, you know, I'm literally throwing up.
Yeah.
When I has my vertigo.
And thank you, everyone, for praying for me.
I appreciate it.
Yeah.
But, you know, I'm sorry, quick plug too.
I forgot to do it earlier, too.
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He's called The True Perspective.
He's been on our broadcast here.
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So it's my buddy Tim from Rhode Island here.
So fellow Rhode Islander.
So we're going to have him back on the broadcast again pretty soon.
I promise him we'll go on his too.
I got to make time to do that.
So if you want to do that, also shout out to Brother John Hall and Patricia Hall, sister Patricia Hall.
So thank you guys for joining the show.
And Joe Annwell and Bill Connell, thank you guys for moderating tonight.
So appreciate the chats, guys.
Keep it going.
This is what it's for, fellowship and all that.
So I'm sorry, guys, I'm just off today because I'm used to being in my studio with my split stool screens and everything.
This way, I could control everything nice, but I'm on this little laptop here and I have to manage things accordingly.
So we apologize about that, guys.
So, but anyways, continuing to broadcast.
Sorry to cut in, Susan.
So yeah, give me a second.
No, that's okay.
Let's go.
We want to support people who are able to bring this truth out so that we can help people understand.
I grew up with people who are like, like I said, I was reading this book and there was just veneration.
They talked about he graduated classical gold medalist and they're like waving this as I'm like, oh, isn't this wonderful?
Yeah.
Well, classic gold medalist, oh, he graduated top in his class in mythology.
That's what classical, you know, you're studying.
Oh, sure, you're getting Latin, you're studying Latin and Greek, but guess what?
You're studying about all these mythical deities.
Come on.
You know, just it just, okay.
He did well studying classical mythology and their languages.
He studied for the bar, but decided to pursue ordination instead.
And then I have it in caps, even though he took no theology classes.
Really?
Really?
You're going to let him in, you know, let him be a part of a minister or a parish.
And he hasn't had one lick of theology.
Not that.
Anyway, he became a deacon with the established Church of Ireland and later that year became a priest.
What do we know about, you know, the occult Masons?
Well, that's part of the goal to become a priest, right?
To work your way up the Masonic Lodge ladder.
I have that right.
Yep.
Yep.
Well, yeah, they love having clergy members and whatnot into the Masonic call because it paints it as some kind of a, we're a good Christian, good old country boy club, whatever, you know, far from it, you know.
The first three degrees, yeah, absolutely.
They're predominated by Jesus-loving people and everything else, and they're fools.
And so the first three degrees, you go to the fourth degree, which is the red lodge from the blue lodge to the red lodge, and that's where the corruption starts.
And you come to the devil's pass, you go to the right to the Scottish right, or the left to the York right.
The York right is mainly occultists, and they fly up the ranks, no problem.
The people who stay Christians, they try to corrupt you slowly.
It's a slow process up through the York right, I'm not the Scottish right, you know what I mean?
So, but ultimately at the top, the 33rd degree started by Albert Pike, the 33rd degree, it's corrupted all the way around, you know what I mean?
And the whole religion of Freemasonry at the very top is Kabbalah.
Yeah.
Yeah, and I think that it's interesting too that he's, you know, he's like in this parish.
And one of the quotes that he spent his time abroad in other places, like, you know, he's got the spirit on him, and he wants to get what in whatever home he can get in to like creep into people's households and captivate the flock, right?
He doesn't mind, you know, going up and down these bogs and into these mountains because he wants to get a flock and, you know, bring his spirit into whatever home he can't, you know, cut in covenant with people and eaten with them to get to get that wide base, right?
You know, that I talked about.
You want to get into these people who are in transition and, you know, simple-minded.
And he's doing everything he can to widen that base.
Yeah.
And we have no record of him ever having to come to Jesus moment.
Fact, there was something that I read that I can't remember, and I should have put it in here because it was like you didn't believe the word of God.
Yeah, he didn't believe it.
So, here we said, in spite of the strong revolt, okay, I should have studied them, but um, it was uh, yeah, I'm sorry, my mind a little blank now.
So, uh, was it Charles Spurgeon?
Um, I guess he had a lot to say against dispensationalism himself.
Oh, yeah, yeah, I got him.
I got you covered, I got you covered, awesome, thank you.
Yeah, so you know, we have this quote from Newman, like I said, in spite of the strong revulsion which I felt against some of the um peculiar of this remarkable moment, I, for the first time in my life, found myself under the dominion.
That says a lot, found himself under the dominion.
That's what that's what cult leaders found myself under the dominion of a superior.
Who's the superior?
Yeah, uh, Darby, right?
Oh, okay, yeah, yeah.
So, if you okay, this is a fun one, but um, so if you go to the next one, yep, all right, so I love that show that you had just a couple of weeks ago, um, where they talked about the black eye club.
Oh, yeah, yeah, take a look at this picture.
I couldn't help it, I could not help it.
Did he join the black eye club?
Yeah, we're gonna bring that up.
Um, me and Diana Ketterman, because we're doing a show in a Kabbalah, I think, uh, she said next week or the week after, I forgot, uh, but we're gonna do a show on a Kabbalah, we call it the Red Bracelet Club, but yeah, they're into all that too, and um, you'll see the people with the black eyes, a lot of celebrities, and all that.
And they literally put up me and Bill Messer brought up last week on we had to go to Romo, but they literally put parasites in your eyes, and that's you know, you see stuff in movies, but to take part of these occults, they literally put a parasite in your eye, and that's why you get the black eyes.
You see all these um high-fame celebrities with black eyes and everything, and it's not because they got punched or something, even though you would love to give them a real black eye, but you know, they get these parasites put in the eyes, and it causes uh abrasions and you know, because you're not used your eyes not used to having these kind of things like foreign objects, whatever in your eyes, so it'll create the black and blue around it, like you got punched or something.
And but this we'll get to that some other time, but yeah, I'm glad you brought that up because um, that's how you identify these people, you know.
Yeah, and don't forget, don't forget the Red Shoe Club.
Yep, I don't know if you guys are going to be covering that, but you know, is that so?
What the red shoes, yeah, what the red shoe club is, it's like you know, they participate in these sacrifices and they use the skin of the dead babies to create their red shoes, and they name them after, yeah.
So, you guys, I don't know if you want, you know, you want me to do something like that to pull up some information on that, but yes, the red bracelet, the red bracelet.
Thank you.
I'm always out to learn new stuff, and uh, yeah, like that's why I love having guests because uh, I'm always learning, you know, I mean, and um, and you know, stuff that I do know, I help the guests out that, you know, add stuff to the program, whatever the case, but um, I love um listening to your ladies like you, Diana, uh, Jillian, and all the other ladies we have on and all that.
Like you know, the other guests, too, because there's always something we need to know, you know.
I mean, when you compare notes, like I got notes, you got notes, some may have the same, but things that you don't have and things I don't have, and we compare these notes.
It's like, wow, you know what I mean?
And that rabbit hole just gets much deeper, deeper, deeper.
So, I put a little verse there.
I think, you know, I think Jesus knew Yeshua knew all about this, right?
But if your eye is bad, your whole body will be full of darkness.
If therefore the light that is in you is darkness, how great is that darkness?
I mean, that's such a, you know, I loved you had that, they had um, Mr. Perry, was it Perry?
Uh, I can't that guest that you had last week, but he had the Egyptian hieroglyph, and he had that look like just like that little insect going.
And I never understood that before.
But then you talk about that in that context, and I'm like, oh, there it is, there it is, and they have that on that whole Stargate thing that was all about that type of thing.
Um, didn't necessarily go in through the eye, but it was the same principle.
Yeah, so if you look at this, no one can serve two masters, for either he will hate the one and love the other, or else he will be loyal to the one and despise the other.
You cannot serve God and mammon.
And so, this little quote is taken from Interesting Remembrances.
It says in October 1827, he fell from a horse and was seriously injured.
During this time, he began to believe that the kingdom described in the book of Isaiah and elsewhere in the Old Testament was entirely different from the Christian church.
Now, that's a quote there.
And so, I go, Hence, his Pharisee begins, does not want the kingdom of light laws of the Opus Testament and written about in Matthew to be applied to the kingdom of light laws of the Next Testament church or assembly or whatever it was.
But that's where it was: that dividing point.
The old is no longer valid, right?
That's the beginning of his dispensationalism right there.
Um, and you know, the whole Colossians has gone from my book of I don't like it because of how it treats the feast to my favorite deliverance manual.
Like, there's so much in there.
And so, here's the verse that says that we're qualified to be partakers of the inheritance of the saints in the light.
He has delivered us from the power of darkness and conveyed us into the kingdom of this.
There's two kingdoms: the kingdom of light and the kingdom of darkness.
You have to choose.
And so, again, to the law and to the testimony, if they do not speak according to this word, it is because there is no light in them.
He doesn't want light and truth, he wants to separate things out.
Okay, so if we go on to the next one, so um, I've been trying to write this, yeah.
So, this is where he absorbs all that Jesuit teaching is probably at the heart of him anyway.
He further developed his perspectives.
Um, yes, he does feel that clergy are unnecessary.
We're going to kind of bump down here.
So, on the second paragraph, he participated in the 1831-33 Power Courts Conference.
I mentioned that earlier, and this is where she's becoming, she's become a part of the Plymouth Brethren.
She has all of these people there that are Plymouth Brethren teachers, but she leaves last is best, right?
The last couple of hours are left to Darby, where he has all the time in the world to, you know, disseminate his teachings.
So here's an unsigned letter to Spurgeon's sword and trowel writes.
I could give much.
from personal experience and the more so that I had a narrow or rather providential escape from falling into the meshes of the truly Jesuitical system, which would probably have dried up every loving feeling in my heart and sapped away every earnest desire for winning perishing souls for Jesus.
And this is in relationship to Darby.
Let's do the other.
People may acknowledge the fact that Irving denied the deity of Jesus, was kicked out of his clergy position, and started the Catholic Apostolic Church.
No one wants to write to acknowledge that Darby went to hear Irving speak, got most of his theology from him, and subtly introduced all of Irving ideology in his writings and Bible translations.
Yeah.
Well, there's so much stuff on Darby.
I'm glad because I want to give you a backstory, guys, too.
That's why I give Susan a little break for a second to get a drink if you want, whatever.
So at the SpiracyCon, it happened back in August, whatever the case.
And so this lady comes up to us and says, hey, listen, my name is Susan.
What's your programs?
And I grew up in the Plymouth Brethren and all that.
She started explaining.
So I grabbed her.
I ran her over to David when we finally found David.
And she told us everything.
I'm like, wow, this is going to be great to get her on because me and David, especially David, loves exposing dispensationalism.
I mean, we just actually did a show.
It was called Dispensationalism, the Destruction of Christianity.
And we did other shows as well on John Nelson Darby.
But this is great because I'm learning more information on John Nelson Darby.
And now I'm glad that he's got some kind of, I got to do more research, but there's some kind of a connection with him and Alistair Crawley, which doesn't surprise me any witch bet at all.
So this is just some interesting stuff.
And the thing is, I tell people, if you want to know the truth of something, go after the heart of it, who invented it, who the founder was.
And you look at his fruits.
You know, you could tell about a tree by its fruits.
And you look at its fruits.
And if they're connected to these evil people, something you don't want to get into, something you don't want to listen to.
And if they're not going by a sound doctrine, you stay the heck away from them.
Plain and simple.
So that's what we need to do.
So this is why we do spiritual warfare, guys, because then I do a biblical warfare on Thursdays.
We just get engaged into Bible studies and debunk so-called Bible contradictions.
Me and John Hall love to do that all the time.
And we get to biblical news and this program here, Spiritual Warfare Friday.
We like to engage in spiritual warfare, expose the occult, witchcraft, Satanism, the Illuminati, Freemasonry, and a thousand other secret societies they got going on out there, false religions and everything else.
And because we need to know, you're like a soldier.
You need to have recon to do battle.
You can't just go do battle.
You need to be trained and have recon for that particular mission you're doing.
So, and before engaging into somebody who's heavy into dispensationalism, you might want to learn this.
This is your recon.
This is your knowledge for this kind of warfare to go engage with people to tell them this stuff.
It's like, oh, do your own research is right there.
And you're like, wow.
And it'll plant a seed, you know?
So best way I could describe it.
Yeah, it's funny about that whole conference.
It took us like 13 hours to get up there from Florida.
And then I had a flat tire.
And so, you know, I was like, I get there and like half of it's over already.
And I'm like, you know, Lord, what do you want me to do?
And he's like, go tell Dan you appreciate him doing stuff on dispensationalism.
So I go over to Mr. Indian and he's like giving me a hug.
And I go, what?
I get a hug.
And then I said, have you ever met somebody who's grew up the PB?
And he goes, no.
And I go, well, now you have.
Yeah.
So this is, so I've got on the on these chart things, I have cult tactics, right?
He wanted to get into people's holes.
Yeah, right.
Yeah, number 34.
And so, John, this is the years 1837 to 1853.
And while our brothers, Groves and Cronin, were out there getting stoned in Baghdad and laboring among those unknown about God in India.
Darby traveled widely in Europe and Britain.
I want to know who is paying for it, right?
Who's paying for this being able to go to all day?
That takes money.
So was he, you know, was he getting money?
Was he getting the money from his little sheep to do all of his little ventures?
And notice that in the year, so this is, I'm trying to think where I got this quote from.
In the year 1837, Derry carried the testimony.
I think this must have been from my Chief Among the Brethren book to the continent, beginning with Methodists in Switzerland.
So that 1840, several French-speaking congregations had been formed when his lectures on the hopes of the Church of God were delivered at Geneva.
So he's not going and preaching the gospel and going to the unsaved.
He's going in sheep stealing.
And what are the hopes of the church?
What?
Preacher, we're not going to be here for that.
Don't have to worry about that.
Don't have to pray.
Don't have to intercede, right?
We're just going to let things go from bad to worse because that's how it's got to go before Jesus comes back.
So don't you worry about it, right?
After developing the work in France, Darby labored amongst Baptists in Germany and assemblies of believers arose at Dusseldorf, Ebelfield, for whose use he produced the Eberfield Bible.
He provided his French-speaking associates with the Powell Bible.
And this is taken from Chief Among the Brethren.
Some years ago, I attended an evening.
So now we're going to listen to something that's on Spurgeon's newsletter.
Some years ago, I attended an evening meeting for studying the Word of God.
In an evil hour, an old Darbyite joined our meeting and by his winning ways gained a considerable influence, invited several of the brethren to his own house to instruct them more fully in the new doctrines.
Darbyism has so changed them as to quench every earnest purpose to make them live only for the mutual edification of their narrow clique and render them oblivious to the claim of the perishing millions around them.
So this was to Spurgeon's sword and troll.
So again, this wasn't about saving millions.
It was about getting sheep stealing and bringing into your own narrow perspective.
And what does it do?
Dry up the soul of these people because we're the chosen ones.
We know the new revelation, the new illumination.
Just the word alone, illumination, please.
Um, this so if we have on the side there, the result was they left the various churches in which they had been earnestly working for God, not to become unsectarian, which was the original hope of all these people coming out.
We just want to accept people, we want to accept people no matter what denomination to this understanding of, but to unite with a sect more exclusive than any save the church of Rome.
And that's again from a letter to Spurgeon's troll sword and trowel.
Yep.
And hey, next slide.
Oops, I did it again.
I hate that because I'm not in my computer box.
Oh, does that mean the slides again?
I guess that means I get to take another little time.
So it's Friday night here, and like we like to fellowship with everybody here and just like enjoy the you know coming to the Shabbat and everything else.
And so that's pretty cool.
So sorry, guys, every time I exited by accident, I have to go like go through all the slides again.
What number were we at?
34, I believe.
Yeah, 35.
We're getting there.
We're making our way through this.
I told Mr. Dan, I've got 48 slides.
I don't know if we're going to be able to get people through all of this.
But I just to bring to the table, I want to make sure that you guys kind of maybe record some of this stuff.
Yep, I'm really good.
Okay.
So this, okay.
So this is where the rubber meets the road right here.
John Nelson Darby's Bible denies the deity of Jesus Yeshua.
He used his classical skills to translate the Bible from Hebrew and Greek tests.
Quote, I wonder about that myself, but sounds like he just kind of like went.
You know how Bible translators now they come out with a new edition, they do control find and they change, you know, maybe the name of like Peter, like the Jewish New Testament.
It's basically names have changed.
They just kept it the same because if you really dived in to look at some of these translations, Nelson Publishing House wouldn't publish you because they don't want to hear 1 Corinthians 10, 15 translated everything sold in the marketplace, eat nothing questioning for conscience sake.
They don't want the truth.
They don't want the truth.
So anyway, there's my little jig.
One of my major things that really infuriates me.
I go to a Bible and I look how they translate 1 Corinthians 10.15.
I have yet to find one that is bold and courageous to say the truth.
But that's my little.
He used his classical stills.
These translations centered on undermining the divinity of Jesus Yeshua at birth.
According to him, Jesus was not worshipped, only given homage and honor.
The reason Darby gives worship is used for God only, and they the apostles and the writers had not the least idea of owning him, Yeshua, as God.
That's from his own prophets.
That's in his own prophecy states that.
When Spurgeon, you know, he's talking about this and he says, what is to prevent any of the simple followers when Darby is dead and gone from saying, I don't see why I am called on to worship Christ when it is not sustained in the New Testament.
And this will be more than likely.
The community does not even now.
And this will be more unlikely for the community does not even now evolve from such teaching.
To which Darby says they are not used to such questions.
What?
He's taking advantage of people because they don't question.
It should question, question, question, question.
And it's true for the poor people are used to take it out without questioning.
They don't question.
And he's okay with that.
To justify himself, Mr. Darby concludes that the apostles and writers of the New Testament have done exactly what he has done, never employing towards Christ Mr. Darby's higher words, which means worship in the modern English.
But invariably, the word that only means homage and reverence.
We wonder where Mr. Darby and Mr. Kelly got their competent Bible knowledge of this subject, announced with the usual tone of assumption and dogmatism.
You say it, you say it enough times, very authoritative, and people will believe you.
Yep.
Old Testament Caitlin did that with his Joseph Stalles, minister of propaganda.
Yep.
The media of the gods, right?
The weapon of the gods, media.
Yep.
Spurgeon was right to take Darby a task for his translation that slates Jesus as inherent Lord at birth and other topics of faith as people are saved by the principle of faith, not faith.
So what do we have on the right left?
This version is used exclusively in their meetings on the continent and looked on somewhat as Romanists look on the Vulgate, as a little short of the divine original.
Yet in all these versions, the worship of our Lord is determinedly and carefully excluded.
And that's by Spurgeon.
He's got a whole, he did a whole pamphlet on Darby's Bible.
So, yeah, so if we go down to the next slide, cult tactic.
So, yeah, maybe I might have been skipping all of these on these slides.
It was cult tactic, this, cult tactic, deny the deity of Jesus Christ was the last one, probably.
This one was divide, exclude, and shunning begins.
Darby's cult leader aspects really start emerging when he began over emphasizing the need for discipline and expulsion that created a division with himself and the elder Newton in Plymouth that did not hold to this type of vilification and castration.
Now we're going to get into some good stuff right here.
Like the other stuff is good too.
Newton's friend Newman had gone with the missionary expedition to Baghdad and India and returned deeply questioning his beliefs.
Remember the guy that I was quoting that was like, oh, wow, Darby's got me under his dominion.
He had gone on a missionary trip with them, had seen all this stoning, had seen all the persecution.
So it comes back questioning.
And Newton is like, you know, let's continue fellowshipping with us and be in a place where you can heal and get some answers back to the goodness of God and stuff like that.
So he allowed him to continue fellowshipping, seeking restoration.
Darby, however, wanted to immediately have him removed.
Dr. Cronin, who had suffered, he's the guy that started everything, went to Baghdad and India, and he had suffered such persecution in his missionary travels.
Original person on his return began questioning what he saw developing in theology and was expelled from the London fellowship.
Get that one.
That's what cult leaders do.
They get rid of the threat.
Dr. Cronin went to fellowship with the brethren in Plymouth.
This stance on discipline was allowed to fellowship with the group was the beginning wedge between the Plymouth Brethren and Darbyites.
BPs were considered open, and Darby followers were known as the Misregard.
The other difference was their perspective on the intimate return.
Enter the Newton-Darby debate.
So we go down to the next one.
We have the Newton.
So Newton, again, was this child prodigy.
He too had graduated from a church from a college very young.
And he ended up being a professor there.
So he and these other people, he's from Plymouth, and he's having the same perspective that, you know, we just want to have a unity of the people.
And so he'd heard about what was going on in Dublin.
And they, this, what was the guy's name?
Wiggum.
George Wiggum, he buys a church in Plymouth, and they start having fellowship there, same type of thing, start having their meetings.
But they make the big mistake of inviting Darby down there to kind of show them how things had happened up in Dublin.
And so they get down there and they get started.
And this Mr. Newton, he Darby sees him as like one of his people that he can disciple and mentor and take under his wing, kind of like his prize protege or whatever.
And so Newton's over there and he's having these meetings and thousands of people are coming to his meetings.
Well, then Darby comes up with his secret rapture and dispensationalism stuff.
And let me see if I got that.
Newton sees dispensations, but those beginning in the old and lasting to the return of Messiah.
So he's taking definite issue with Newton, with Darby's ideas.
He's going, no, there's these ideas, but they're in the Old Testament and they last to the coming back of the Lord.
He disagrees with Darby's teaching, calling them the height of speculative nonsense.
Darby replies with 490 pages of the trollic rhetoric defending his position.
He goes ballistic nuts on Newton.
This guy that he espoused and put him into place, now he's tearing them apart.
Well, that's what cult leaders do.
If you criticize somebody, they're going to attack you.
Yeah, they don't want to do that.
And that's what he did.
They don't want to be questioned or challenged at all.
So they labeled Newton a heretic.
They twisted his rules.
And like, they're going to label him as a heretic and look at your Bible like he should talk.
He turned all the London brethren against him.
Newton found support from George Mueller, who ran a faith-based orphanage in Bristol, and Baptist minister Charles Burgen.
Now, I grew up reading about George Mueller, and I got to tell you, this is very impressive me.
He led, he ran this orphanage, and he never once asked for money.
Like somebody came to visit them and had this very nice breakfast.
It was the last food they had.
And he didn't say a word.
And this guy turns around and gives him money.
And they had that repeatedly.
They have like testimonies after testimonies about how this man by faith.
So here he was part of the Plymouth Brethren, but he was not in agreement with everything that was going on.
He was not in agreement with how Newton was doing.
He was not in agreement with this dispensationalism, with this secret rapture.
And so, and then their friend was Spurgeon.
And so Spurgeon was also like, you know, advocating that how John Darby was out to lunch.
So Jimmy Gross, who was the son of Anthony Norris Gross, one of the guys that started it, said that Darby was bent on ruling and wanted to be rid of his rival.
There it is.
Anyone who reads Mr. Newton's writing soon discovers how grossly he has been misrepresented and maligned.
Nearly 20 years ago, he entirely disconnected himself from the Plymouth Brethren.
So he had started this group.
They had vilified him.
And initially, the people at Plymouth were undergirding him.
But then Wiggum decided that they had built another church.
And then Wiggum had allocated the initial church to all these Darbyites.
And eventually they just kind of took over things.
It's really, really sad.
So they went from being open to being exclusive.
So if you go up to the next one, cult tactic, insular and isolate.
They're the only ones with the true perspective.
So having displaced the major threat, Darby then traveled to sheep steal still further in America, the East Coast and Great Lakes.
Toronto, Sydney, San Francisco, Hawaii, and New Zealand.
The assembly I went to as a child was in the Great Lakes region.
I grew up with the belief that we were the only ones that really did things right and had the real truth.
Were these brethren to allow the same liberty that they claim for themselves, we should not complain.
But this thing, oh, I went on to the next slide.
Do you have the next slide up?
Oh, yep.
Okay.
Yeah, they are the people.
Every other Christian is wrong, no matter how earnestly a man is working or how many souls are added to the Lord by his ministry.
If he cannot utter the shibboleth of Darbyism, he is counted the veriest heretic.
There is nothing which they have so much to dread as being thoroughly unearthed and exposed, for their grosser errors are not generally made to their dupes until they are fairly in their meshes.
So, yeah, we're the only ones that have very insular understanding.
Okay, so if you go down to the next one, then I have a slide of anatomy of a cult later.
How does Darby measure up?
Right?
So he's a blasphemer.
He denied the deity of Jesus in his Bible.
He was the rulemaker.
He was the prophet of God.
He was the false teacher.
Secretly bring in destructive heresies, form of godliness, denying power, new revelation, and a new move of the Spirit.
That's a quote: No need for law And a dispensation of grace insists on his rules.
Then, no differing thought, headstrong, haughty, only he knows truth.
Anyone with critical thoughts was vilified.
He got rid of the competition.
He traitor.
He was good friends with these people and then he betrayed them.
And then, of course, he has his inner sanctum of people that will stand by him.
Isolate, very insular, only allows people in exploit you with deceptive words, control over many, creeping into households.
So I think the checklist is there, right?
He matches all the criteria, every single one of them.
Every single one.
And then I have there right there under there.
This is a current day testimony of somebody in Australia.
There's so, like I said, he went to all these places, and there's a place in Australia that very interesting story.
Yeah, it's like you can't even get into the compound has got like a metal chain link around it.
I mean, it's like extreme to the extreme, and they very vocally hail that they are exclusives from the Plymouth brother.
And so that's a very interesting story.
I don't know if you want to take a picture of that or maybe drop it in, but to see some of the heartbreak of people who have grown up in this very to the extreme, that's a very good article, woman's testimony.
So then if you go down to was Nelson a Mason, so you know, you and I talked about like that would be a fun little dive to go into all of the theosophical terms that are in his writings.
He is on the Grand Lodge, British Columbia in Yukon, and they have, they talk about him, they talk about Miss Margaret McDonald.
Yeah, I grew up with her name, and I read her little vision is on that Grand Lodge, British Columbia, Yukon Mason site.
And they talk about, she talks about the fact that only, what is the sign that Jesus in the sky?
Only those who have a deep illumination on the inside will see his return and will be caught up with him.
That's kind of almost word for word, a little bit of what she's saying there.
So it's at variance with every eye will see him.
And oh, oh, by the way, Newton said the exact same thing that David Kirico said.
It's not going to be a silent rapture.
Great.
He said the exact same thing.
Yeah, there's so many.
Graves are going to be opening.
Yeah, he He said, What about 1 Thessalonians 4:16?
Doesn't he get?
There's going to be graves opening and arch triumph trumpet call, and you know, you know, the archangels, yeah, the lightning flashes from east to the west.
No, they say it's probably the joke's old now, probably to everybody listening, but you know, the so-called secret rapture, it's so secret that the Bible doesn't even talk about it.
So, that's yeah, yeah, yeah.
And you know, him saying that really rattled Darby's chain, yeah, you know, like what doesn't he understand about 1 Thessalonians 4:16?
It's not gonna be secret, it's gonna be loud and noisy.
So, you got to laugh when David Carricko said the same thing.
It's gonna be loud and noisy, yeah.
So, yeah, so you have there, um, there's Spurgeon Darbyism and it's new Bible, it goes into a lot of detail if people want to, and then, of course, the interesting remembrances it's kind of interesting, though.
Like, already, uh, yeah, that's confirmation there.
He's a Mason, and you have the link for that right there, Freemasonry link.
That's the actual link.
And again, which I would do some more research too.
And so far, I'm looking at that.
Darby does have a connection with Aleister Crawley.
Well, it did, I'm sorry, did have a connection with Aleister Crowley, which again doesn't surprise me because Crowley had a connection with everybody, just about, you know, Scientology, definitely.
That was a big one.
Yeah.
Yeah.
I can't remember.
I can't remember because I've been so enmeshed in this that I can't remember those connections, but it's there, like with Aleister Crowley and who was Anton LeVay and the Scientology guy and the propulsions guy, right?
So Mr. Scientology.
Yeah.
Jack Parsons.
Jack Parsons.
Yeah, Jack Parsons.
I always get him and Alan Parsons.
Yes, Jack Parsons and the whole space program.
And you go right down the list.
And again, we did a show called The Crawley Connection.
And like Susan, when we get focused on one show, it's hard to remember the other stuff.
So when you go down, there's a long list of famous people from occult leaders to false religious leaders to politicians to rocket scientists, NASA folks, and everything else, all somehow related to not, you know, really like directly or indirectly connected to Aleister Crawley or inspired by Alexa Crawley.
Yeah.
Yeah.
So just a couple of just hang in there, guys.
Only a couple of slides left, but I did want to do a little bit on Schofield because he just like irritates the snot.
I grew up with the Schofield Bible.
You know, my sister, like, oh, I've got the Schofield Bible.
Well, like, what?
Did you get a chance to see our dispensation Barbie videos?
Yeah, I saw a little bit of that.
Oh, that was hilarious.
Yeah, David just popped it out of his mouth one day.
And so I made the videos and everything.
He like he was rolling on the floor in tears.
So we put it out in one of the videos.
We did it for, I think it was FOG Sunday night, FOJC Radio Sunday night.
The bus.
Yeah, the bus.
So I do want to talk about Schofield because there's yeah.
So if you go down to the next slide, you know, and I just did a brief overview on him.
You know, in the Civil War, he's a traitor, a deserter, worked campaigning for a senator, became U.S. district attorney, had to resign for taking bribes.
He was a forger, an embezzler, a heavy drinker, divorced first wife.
According to Schulfield, he was converted to evangelical Christianity through the testimony of a lawyer acquaintance, purportedly, in the fall of 1879.
Schofield was assisting in the St. Louis Evangelical campaign conducted by Dwight L. Moody, served as the secretary of the YMCA.
Schofield came under the mentorship of James Brooks, pastor of Walnut Street Presbyterian Church, a prominent dispensationalist premillennist perspective.
On the next slide, we're going to talk about him.
But in October 1883, Schofield was ordained as a congregational minister while his divorce was proceeding, but not final.
And he accepted the pastor of the First Congregational Church of Dallas.
So we'll be all talking about that in the next slide.
You know, there's a lot of Masons there at that church.
But what's the Lotus Club?
Did you already know?
Yeah, yeah, I want to talk about it.
So you'll see, in theory, Schofield returned to the Dallas pastorate in 1903.
His projected reference Bible consumed much of his energy.
So he's working on this reference Bible that's going to undergird this whole dispensationalism thing.
Royalties from the work were substantial, and Schofield bought real estate in Dallas, New Hampshire, and Douglaston, Long Island.
He also joined the prestigious Lotus Club.
And notice, by the way, that it was originally located at Irving Place.
And if anybody doesn't know any better, lotuses are a big symbol for Kabbalah.
Yeah, so the Lotus was featured in Greek mythology and was eaten by sojourners landing on a beautiful island.
In eating this narcotic flower, they forgot their home, their identity, and their purpose.
So who else was in this Lotus Club?
Artisans, writers, dancers, movie stars, artists, sculptors, politicians, diplomats, chiefly used to make it's a gentleman's club.
If you're a man of God, what are you doing joining a club like that?
Right?
And look at this menu.
If you were to blow that up, like half-naked women, and it's very demonic looking.
When you do a blow-up, like you can find this on, if you just look up the Lotus Club, you can find that menu there.
And you'll see close-up, this just very demonic face that's on that upper left one, demonic, like spirits around her and stuff like that.
Just is just, so if we go to the next, the next one, this was a source validating the above summary.
Topeka Daily Capital publishes.
Cyrus Schofield, formerly of Kansas, late lawyer politician and shyster, generally has come to the surface again and promises once more to gather around himself that halo of notoriety that has made him so prominent in the past.
The last personal knowledge that Kansas have had of this peer among scalawegs was when four years ago, after a series of forgeries and confidence gains, he left the state and destitute family and took refuge in Canada.
For a time, he kept undercover, nothing being heard of him until within the past two years when he turned up in St. Louis, where he had a wealthy widowed sister.
She basically gets him out of all his scraps.
It's interesting that all his cases were dropped.
Joseph M. Kingfield writes, the very sudden dropping of the criminal charges without proper education suggests that Schofield's career was in the hands of someone who had clout.
All these cases that were up against him got dropped.
Isn't that interesting?
This is there were a number of wealthy and political power brokers.
Did you go on to the next slide?
Yep, with Reverend John S. Twirl.
Yep.
Wealthy and political power brokers in the membership of the First Congregational Church in Dallas.
I do know that most churches in the U.S. are heavily infested with Freemasons.
George Bannerwood Daly was a member of the Westminster Presbyterian Church.
He was also heavily involved in the occult, majoring in the Scottish Rite of Masonry with a 33 degree and active as a shriner.
Also a member of the Red Cross of Constantine, most likely had a hand in getting Cyrus into Masonic circles and particularly the Lotus Club in New York.
So I'm going to add it on, take the information, if you don't mind.
So Sarah Schofield, I wish I could put up on my screen, but so anyway, he said he was a member of the Lotus Club, an exclusive New York gathering place for media cultural elites, right?
Which allowed him access to influential figures and networks to help promote his Schofield reference Bible.
This membership and his connection to the figures like Samuel Utter Maria and were instrumental transforming his dispensational interpretations of the Bible into a powerful political force.
Now, this is where it gets crazy, right?
Shaping the Christian Zionist support of the state of Israel.
So tell me.
Yeah, interesting.
Yeah, it's crazy.
Yeah.
What was that source again, Mr. Dan Brother Dan?
I mean, I put it in off AI, so it's AI over you view on Google.
Yeah, you'll have to drop that too because that is very interesting.
Now, look at look at this little.
But if anybody provides not for his own and especially for those of his own house, he has denied their faith and is worse than an infidel.
Schofield's fans give him a free pass on this teaching.
And big surprise, the Schulfield Reference Bible makes no commentary on this.
Yeah, Mr. TJ Smith.
I like to comment on that.
Okay.
And thank you, everyone, for being so patient.
But this was a lot of fun, I had a lot of fun digging and getting this information.
Yeah.
Ellis, yeah.
But I know it's probably pretty late, but only a couple more, just now, just a couple more.
So if you go on to Eleister Crowley, the Beast Taught Mason.
And I just, you know, we've been talking about him, but what I want to just kind of hit on, he, okay, his dad was a beer manufacturer.
That should tell us something, right?
And his dad was an elder in the exclusives club, exclusive branch, you know, the Darbyites in London.
But here's what I think is really, really sad.
His dad dies.
Well, and his mom calls him the beast.
So that's sad.
And then his dad dies, and he has um um let me see where do I want was born, he converted to the exclusive brethren at the age of eight.
Crowley was sent to H.G. Habershand's Evangelical Christian Boarding School in Hastings, more than likely an exclusive, you know, um thing.
But here's what I want to say: run by the Reverend Henry Champany, whom Crowley considered a sadist.
Now, it's pure speculation, I get it, but I wonder if at here at this juncture he wasn't molested by this guy because you know what it says, Jesus says, I would it would be better for a wheel to be, you know, a stone to be hung around somebody's neck than they cause these little ones to be.
You know the verse I'm talking about, and it's so sad to see people who have been molested at a young age, raped and molested at a young age, just go into rebellion and have issues for the rest of their life.
So we kind of wonder if this isn't the case, where because it at a very young age, he's homosexual.
Well, that's a sheer 90% of homosexual people have been molested as a child.
Yeah, and it's upwards of that.
It's upwards of that.
I'm just being, I'm just being, it's, you could probably say 100%.
So at a very young age, he's exhibiting homosexual tendencies.
So just this whole environment, and that's what saddens me about this: is you know, what where would this guy be if if life had been different for him?
You know, you this you look him up and he just goes on and on and on to all, like you said, he's connected to so many things.
I was amazed to find out that Crowley was, you know, an exclusive brethren person, but then it made sense for me.
So that would connect them with yeah, you know, this exclusiveness, you know, you just rebel, either go along with it or rebel.
If you're a free spirit person, he was obviously a free-spirited person and rebelled and rebelled in the greatest degree.
You know, so at the end, so if you go on to the next slide, I um around the age of eight, I had a dream where men dressed in black with guns came into our church, lined us up, and demanded that we renounce Jesus as Lord or be shot.
So we were all PBs, right?
At the church.
So what happened to the rapture before tribulation?
So instead of running around saying I had this dream and this vision like Margaret, I said, you know what?
Time will tell.
And plus, I'm going to study my Bible and see what the Bible really says.
So at age eight, I was already questioning these dynamics.
So imminence, any moment return of Jesus Yeshua.
With that any moment rapture, that is a major part of Dorabi.
I found in 2 Thessalonians, and we've discussed this, but the rapture does not occur until the man of lawlessness is revealed.
I don't know how people can get around that.
It seems pretty straightforward.
Newton said it.
You know, David Carrico says it, you say it, I say it.
I mean, people, come on.
It says, yeah, it's so straightforward.
The rapture does not, the gathering together does not occur.
So, which of y'all that says it could happen any moment, which of you all knows who the man of lawlessness is?
Tell me, right?
You think it can happen any moment.
Well, who is the man of lawlessness?
Yeah, you think it can happen any moment.
And what do we do with the fact that here's an interesting one?
Jesus said the tears had to be removed first.
Now, this is so I'm not, I've gotten to this point where I don't try to figure things out.
I just know, you know, because so much of prophetic cults, all so many of these cults are doomsday cults.
They're all on revelations and how, you know, the end times are just around the corner.
And this guy has the revelation.
And, you know, if we're going to be saved, we have to listen to him.
So much of this revolves around this doomsday thing that Jesus could come at any moment.
And here's the danger.
And the danger of this is if everybody's got in their mind that Jesus comes first, right?
And we spare from all the good stuff.
So when this Antichrist comes to power, they're going to fall because he's going to bring peace in the world for a while.
They'll do all these miracles.
And in their mind, oh, Jesus comes first.
That must be him.
But again, they don't go read the Bible to say the real Jesus comes from the sky, not from a temple.
You know what I mean?
So that's the other part of it, you know, people don't read the Bible.
And that's why the same people fell for the whole September 23rd rapture that, you know, just passed.
You know, the industry's coming out with that.
And the same people just don't read the Bible.
They rather listen to the pastor or whatever the case.
Oh, my pastor knows better.
No, your Bible knows better than your pastor.
Your Bible knows better than me, knows better than Susan, knows better than David, knows better than all of us.
You know what I mean?
So that's why I tell people, go to the Bible.
What does the Bible have to say about it?
Yeah.
Yeah.
Just go to the word.
Yep.
Yeah.
And I think for me, it's like, you know, let's say, you know, you have like in that situation with my dream, like, you know, if we start seeing this type of things happening on the U.S. shores, and we are, we're seeing people come into the churches and shooting and killing.
You know, that puts people in shock because, like, oh, gee, I thought I was going to get pulled out of here.
I was chatting with a guy at the food bank that I volunteer at, and he was saying that he was saying that in North America and Canada, we're the only ones that really believe in that, you know, run with that scenario that, you know, Jesus got to come first before the rapture.
The rest of the world, you know, they're already seeing that.
And I think that's what I do.
I talk about that here.
According to Darby's perspective, and I'm not, I'm not kind of my understanding, or at least how we took it, that all of Revelation was, you know, the seven years kind of understanding.
We had this would happen, this would happen all within these seven years, you know, and then midway through it, you know, we're going to get taken out of there.
There's no, you don't see evidence in the church anymore halfway through the book of Revelation, blah, blah.
But, you know, if you on the seal, is it the breaking of the fourth seal?
It says a quarter of the world will be persecuted at the future tribulation.
You know, if we run with that idea, then, you know, a quarter of the world.
But according to the book of or the martyrs, voice of the martyrs, 30% of the world is already under persecution.
So does that put us in the, you know, the tribulation time?
Well, knock, knock, hello.
It's been that way for 10 years now.
Yeah.
So, what do you do with that, right?
Yeah.
Yeah, no.
Okay, so if you go down to the next slide, thank you, everyone, for being so patient.
Dispensationalism, future, and preacher of rapture.
No, if you point to the next slide, yep.
Okay, you notice that they're saved by works, saved by faith, saved by works, saved by works, saved by works.
That's according to Darby.
I remember this.
Um, I remember our church has given us how these same tracks of flyers, I mean, with the same graph on it.
And I remember laminating them, going around, uh, you know, handing them out, teaching people.
And I'm like, wow, I can't believe I used to believe in that garbage.
Yeah.
Yeah.
So, my, you know, I, there was somebody who once talked about how men of faith in the Old Testament, they were saved by faith, realizing that there was going to be a Redeemer who would be the substitution for our sins.
And they looked forward to the point in cross.
They were saved by faith.
And then we, at the same thing, we look backward to the cross and we're saved by faith, you know, that that happened.
And so that's kind of what I see in scripture.
I see all of these people who had an understanding that doing these sacrifices and stuff, that actually didn't take away the sin, that it was just an emblem of the Messiah that was come to take away the sin of the world.
It was just an emblem.
And so, you know, there was always law, even, you know, contrary to his innocence, there was always a law, right?
In the Garden of Eden, don't eat off the tree.
That's a rule, right?
That's a law.
And he shouldn't have to tell us, don't lie.
He shouldn't have to tell us not to kill.
Shouldn't have to tell us any of that.
So I guess by the time of Moses, it got written down.
But actually, Enoch knew all about it.
According to Jubilees, Noah knew all about it, knew about all these laws, right?
So it's, you know, I take issue with they were saved by law.
No, they were saved by grace and faith back then, too.
And the understanding that there was a Messiah that would take away the sin of the world.
That's just my take.
I might have that wrong, but that's kind of how I see it, that they always operated out of faith in God, the deliverer and redeemer.
Yeah, because Jesus, if he taught anything else, right?
He taught you you need to believe.
Every time he said, when you pray, you know, believe you have to believe it.
Like that woman who grabbed this tassel to be made clean again.
And he told because it wasn't my garment, whatever, that made you clean.
I'm just like, I should have recited the whole thing the way it is.
But, you know, long story short, you're saying that it wasn't my garment that made you clean.
It was your faith because you believed.
And so that's what that is.
And it's faith in that you could save faith that you could do things in the name of Jesus Christ.
Faith that you could cast out demons and all that.
And that's the faith because anybody, even a demon, could utter, oh, in the name of Jesus.
But if there's no faith behind it, it means nothing.
I mean, it comes from what's here.
You know what I mean?
If there's no faith and no earnest behind it, it's useless.
Yeah, and we have to believe that Yeshua is the Lord.
Yep.
Right.
You know, that if we believe anything else, I mean, there's, what's it saying in John, 2 John 2?
If they don't believe that Jesus is Lord, they have the spirit of the Antichrist.
And I think I was reading in 1 Corinthians 14 that it's only the Holy Spirit that can help us to say that.
So obviously, the Holy Spirit is not at work in John Darby if he can't say that Jesus is Lord.
You shouldn't be following him.
If he can't say that Jesus is Lord, there's no Holy Spirit in Him.
Nope.
Right.
Okay.
The very last slide.
Well, right, did you get him right?
Well, you got two more.
47 and 48.
Well, yeah, 47.
Yeah, 48 is just a picture of a stream going down rocks.
It's a rough journey that we're on.
Yeah.
You know, but we're all on a journey and we're all learning.
And I appreciate you guys that have been putting this forward.
You know, I just love it when, like, you know, sometimes I'll be researching something and then you guys are saying the exact same thing.
Gotta check out the Red Shoe Club.
Yeah.
And I'd be glad to put information for you together on that.
But okay, so Constantine, I think he's the most insidious.
Yeah.
Because it was very subtle.
He tried to make everything.
Adolf Hitler, I think he's the most famous.
So if we go down to L. Ron Hubbard, anybody know we've talked about him.
Scientology.
So he's science.
Yep.
He's Scientology.
Yeah.
And he's got the, you know, he takes his people out on the boats and straps them up to the little thing.
And you got to give all your confessions, right?
Good on that confession thing.
Remember, we got to open up ourselves and make ourselves vulnerable.
And they got to measure your deans.
Like the meeting, you'll remember your detons.
And what deons are is actually demons.
Yeah, and that's that's the one, in my opinion, that is very, very difficult.
I mean, like, they have, once you get up to that compound that he has, I don't know where it is.
But yeah, I've just been watching Occults to Consciousness, the niece of the current leader, you know, and the struggle, struggle that people have to get out of these things.
Just like, so yeah, that's very difficult to get out of that one once you get up in that high society there.
Joseph Smith and Brigham Young, the Mormons, and praise God, hello, due to Jesus.
They're losing a lot in their membership.
I just, if I may, continue to kind of mention that I was watching Monarch, Mormon Monarch with J.R. Sweets, and he was talking about how the Mormons would get rid of people that were trying to expose the fact that there was sexual predatation going on and basically sacrificed them,
drank their blood, and then threw their bodies to the pig farms.
So when you eat pork, you better be careful what you're eating.
There's another good reason not to eat pork.
Yeah.
That's like garbage, meat.
Garbage.
Yeah.
So there's our friend Mr. Darby, and I think he's the one that encourages the apathy.
Like, you know, we're just apathetic about we don't have to worry about it because we're going to just get raptured out here before they, you know, before things start hitting the fan.
So we don't have to worry about it.
Right.
And then there's C.T. Russell, and he's the Jehovah's Witness, and we're familiar.
Yeah, they're the ones that go door to door.
And I basically just kind of go into the, when they come to my door, I go into the fact that the name for Yodhe Vavhe in the Paleo-Hebrew, the original Hebrew, is all pictures.
And the word for, I'll see if I can write it quick here.
I know it's not.
But it's an arm and this guy that goes, stop, look, behold.
I don't know if you can see this.
No, it's not very good.
You have an arm.
That's the first letter, a Yod.
And then the second letter is a hey, and this guy going, stop, look, behold, the arm.
The third letter is a vab.
It's a nail.
And then the last letter is a stop, hole, behold, look at the nail.
So, Yod Hei Vav He, the word for Lord, this name that's so sacred that everybody's arguing about how we have to pronounce it, it basically means what comes from the nail revealed in the heart of the arm.
There's only been one individual throughout all of history that said that he was Lord, that carried a nail in his arm for us.
And so, when JWs come to my home, I try to share that with them, write it on their little literature, say, you know, he died for your sins, you know.
And usually, I talk to the younger one because they're not as entrenched in stuff.
But just to say, there's only been one person who said that he was the Lord that died with a nail.
I am the Lord your God, and there is no Savior besides us.
Me, he cannot be savior and not be God.
And then, as far as the Mormons are concerned, I am the Lord your God, and there is no God besides me.
He can't become a God.
So now, William Brannon, this guy, this guy was involved in rum running, got shot up in rum running.
The Masons paid for his recovery in the hospital.
He ended up becoming second in command to the Kulu Klux Klan, went on to posit himself as this prophetic leader.
He mentored not only James Joan, but Kenneth Hagen, Kenneth Copeland, Mike Bickle, Bill Johnson, and Rick Joyner.
And Rick Joyner, by the way, on his website endorses the Knights of Malta.
So, you know, there's a wonderful little program.
I've learned a lot from leaving the message.
I'm telling you, the NAR is dangerous in a package of dynamite.
It's just, it's just, anyway, the last guy is Charles Mee.
And that's the cult that's closest to me in Lake City.
And he practically bankrupted everybody in that cult.
Yeah.
So I hope you guys enjoyed it.
The last one, again, is just, you know, a picture of the journey is real, right?
We're on this journey of discovery, and the Lord is the captain of our craft.
You know, I want the Lord to be in my boat and now in my craft and the captain, and just every day be a place where I come to him and say, Your will be done here on earth as it is in heaven.
How can I be used in your will being done today?
Yeah, and I want to give a quote too by uh Charles Spurgeon.
You know, this gentleman, yeah, let me see if I can put them on the screen.
But um, he said about dispensationalism is uh too mystical for the ordinary minds.
If Darby would write in plain English to his listeners, to his readers, I'm sorry, that would probably discover that there is nothing very valuable in his remarks.
Well, I'm telling, I'm telling you what, when you read, when you read their stuff, it's like it's if they just have like it's just like a blah, you know, and it's just so very hard to discern what they're truly saying because they're saying all they're just blah blah.
Well, everybody in the chat was uh saying, Great job today.
And um, Swap Light says, uh, great presentation.
Yeah, I'm sorry, great presentation, uh, great character on your remark there on you.
I mean, well, thank you, thank you guys for tuning in.
Thank you for being so patient, and and thank you for um, you know, it's just having been through this.
I wonder, I thought I had that slide there where it talked about because I've been through this, I just really have a heart for people who've been in cults.
And the Lord has that's kind of what happened.
Is I ran into somebody who is satanically ritually abused, and I didn't know how to help them.
And I'm like, I'm way over, I'm way over my head here.
And that's kind of how I ran into, you know, David Carrickle and John Pounders because there were so few people that were kind of dealing with this heavy, heavy topic.
And, you know, just how it's just got its fingers and networks and everything.
You know, so I appreciate it.
I think I just kind of started tuning into them.
I'm not really sure before 2016 or whatever, but just been very encouraging that I'm not alone out there in combating the perspectives and understandings that are out there.
And it's just an encouragement.
Like I said, it took me 13 hours from Florida to get up to Kentucky.
Had to be here to try.
Yeah, it was great to meet you in person.
And we're supposed to have a spirit con to out in Orlando near you.
So that's going to be great.
Yeah, a whole lot easier to get for me to get to.
Guys, need to do one in Ocala.
We got the World Equestrian Center now.
But anyway, anyway, this has been fun.
Yeah, thank you so much.
Thank you so much for putting up with all of these slides.
Oh, no, it's great.
Diana's like that too.
She's got a bunch of slides, but it's very informative.
And I think people absorb the information when you see a visual and things like that.
Yeah, that's what I was hoping to do to kind of give visuals instead of just having words, we're actually seeing people and making it, you know, connect with times past and real individuals.
And yeah.
Well, do you want to pray, John?
Questions?
I don't know what you want to do next.
Actually, yeah, if we want to take, sorry, guys, we can't do phone calls tonight because the system I use is at the studio.
So if you guys want any questions, could you see the chat, Susan?
No, no.
I'm glad because then I don't, I'm not distracted.
I do have, I don't know if you can see that or whatever.
I do have a website where, or a blog site, actually, where I take the foundation stones of the new Jerusalem and the feasts and kind of merge them as a study in the it's like the story of the bride from victim to bride warrior.
You know, that the feasts tell the story, the stones tell this story.
And so, and I hope to kind of flesh that out with the learning about the Hebrew letters and what they mean and how the gospel is in these Hebrew letters.
It's so fun to look at the Hebrew and the original letters and what they mean.
Just it's like the word for Elohim is a plural noun, but the singular has a picture of the Father, Son, and the Holy Spirit in the singular.
So it's very exciting.
It's fun.
And so I kind of want to flush that out a little bit.
And, you know, be able to then get to a prayer too.
Swamp Late79.
What's up, brother?
But he wants to know who were some of Darby's contemporaries in the Lotus Club?
Oh, so that was Schofield that was in the Lotus Club.
Schofield, yeah.
All right.
And yeah, it was Schofield.
And they do tell you, they do tell you, but I can't remember offhand.
But if you look up, I think if you go in Schofield and you do the Lotus Club, you know how they have it like in purple and then you go to that.
Yep.
But they'll tell you like the original people and who they were.
But a lot of actors.
I think Mark Twain was in it.
Oh, wow.
Samuel Clemmens.
I mean.
Yeah.
I'm sorry.
I can't.
Maybe I can pull it up.
Well, I might, I don't know if I, if I close out and get on that, I don't know if I'll lose you.
So I'm not going to try.
But yeah, a lot of the actors and actresses and poets and literature writers, you know, and not godly ones.
Not godly ones.
I wouldn't describe them as godly.
I just like, you know, if you're a godly man, what would you be doing in this Lotus Club?
And your wife, how she feels about you being there.
Yeah.
And I want to make a special announcement.
So I can't say who it is.
So next Thursday on Biblical Warfare, 7 p.m. Eastern Live.
So we're going to have a special guest.
So somebody that everybody loves.
And I'm just going to leave it at that.
And so it's a surprise for you guys.
So he'll be on with us next Thursday.
And you're going to love it.
So Biblical Warfare.
And we're going to do a biblical teaching.
So I can't wait.
I'm excited.
So you guys need to tune in next Thursday, 7 p.m. Eastern for Biblical Warfare.
And it's going to be great.
Trust me when I tell you guys, you're going to jump out of your seats.
So I'm going to leave it at that.
Rapture practice?
You're going to do rapture practice.
Yep, the rapture practicer.
Raptors rapture.
So let's have a little prayer here.
You want to do the prayer?
Yeah, I'll start.
And then, you know, if you want to finish out that.
Thank you so much, Father, for this opportunity to share a little glimpse out of my life and the people that have, you know, that I've grown up with hearing about and their veneration, Father.
And I just thank you that we can expose, you know, take them and expose them.
You said, do not join with them, but to expose them.
And so, Father, we just thank you for the good people that were in the group and how they got hurt.
And just, Father, I just thank you that we go from glory to glory as we behold your face.
We get understanding of your word.
And so, Father, we just ask that we would have a closer walk with you, that we would hear your word spoken to us, that we would be Bereans and we would seek out the word to see if what is being told us is true, that we would be noble characters to just not take in everything, but to question it, question the people, question their character, question their background.
And if they don't speak according to the law and the testimony, there's no light in them.
So, Father, we just ask that you would continue to be with us as you promised, that you watch over your word to perform it.
And we thank you for that in precious name.
Father, we ask for protection for everybody.
And also, this time of season with the food and all that, we ask you to cover everybody and just help them from not getting the food, build their immune systems up, and just encourage everybody in general and give them strength and power in your mighty name.
And thank you for this great broadcast.
And Satan tried to throw some roadblocks at us today, but you pulled through it for us, Lord.
By the grace of you, Lord, that way you've come through.
Myself and David Carco with our broadcast tonight.
And thank you for connecting us with Sister Susan, man.
And this has just been a great blessing, great lessons, and everything.
And we love you so much.
And thank you for continuing to support us and this ministry and everything.
And the people and the great fellowship in the chat room and all the connections we have with Nice C TV and the Blessed Him to Nice TV, Visual Disturbance, Dr. Necros, Followers of Jesus Christ Radio, and all the other affiliates, Jillian and Diana and Sister Susan here and everybody else.
And so we love you so much.
In your mighty name, we pray amen and amen.
Amen, amen.
Thank you.
Yeah, so guys, I'm not going to take phone calls there, obviously, but yeah, thank you so much.
Usually we have our brother Gabe Paul.
He likes to come on the end, give a good prayer going out, too.
He's awesome.
So, Brother Gabe, you're spared for this week.
So, I want to thank everybody on behalf of me and Susan.
And let me get to my outro here and all that.
So, thank you guys so much for joining us tonight.
And we'll be back in the studio next Thursday.
And so, love you all.
God bless Shalom.
And remember, you are the resistance.
Amen.
I like that.
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