Fighting the Four Evils

Many Christians are rightly concerned about heresy, but which evil which they fear addressing is that of the heresy of sodomy. They attack Islam, pornography, human trafficking and even abortion, but the one evil heresy that they fear even expressing a view about is that of sodomy. This shows one thing: the republic of Sodom rules supreme in today's world. That even opposition to abortion is less controversial than opposing sodomy shows how the republic of Sodom now reigns in its fullest tyranny. If the republic of molech was tyrannical and diabolical enough, which it was, the republic of Sodom takes tyranny to an even greater level.  The republic of Sodom encapsulates all kinds of evil, and justifies them. It is a republic that expands all over the world, in seeking to bring about an insidious, tyrannical world order, one that not only seeks toleration for their vile, despicable sin, but seeks  submission  to it. This is called homo-sharia. Just as sharia law demands tot...

For fifteen centuries, the Church has taught that celibacy is the ideal life, based on a proper and clear understanding of Scripture. Yet, with the Protestant Reformation, this doctrine was reversed, and instead, marriage became the ideal. The idea that celibacy was ideal was scorned, and demonised, and marriage became elevated over celibacy. This idea has continued well into contemporary times where many Christians think that marriage is the ideal.  Marriage has now become the most serious concern of many if not most Christians, irrespective of 'denomination' precisely because of how the idea that celibacy is not ideal, even wrong or unnatural, while marriage is ideal has been propagated down the centuries. This minor issue has become a major issue, while major issues, such as the doctrines of the Trinity, theosis and Christian militancy have been shunned. Many professing Christians are not concerned with fighting evil, but only concerned about marriage and the earthly affai...

The following is a vision that the Lord gave me on Thursday 25 April 2019 while I was taking a nap: I had a vision during dusk during my nap. I saw two images. The first image was of a man and a woman lovingly and freely embracing each other, lip-locked, and most significantly without a cord wrapped around them to bind them together. They were bound together in one flesh. The second image showed a man and a woman with a cord wrapped around them both to bind them together. Unlike in the first image, they were neither embracing each other at all, nor lip-locked. The expression on their faces was one of anger, bitterness, sadness, pain, frustration or upset - anything but joy and peace. Despite the cord wrapped around them both, they were still not bound together in one flesh. They were still separate from each other, despite being wedded to each other.  The Lord told me that most marriages are like that of the second image where the husband and wife are supposed to be one flesh b...

The spirit of religion is an extremely wicked spirit which appears holy and righteous on the surface, but is extremely wicked and evil. Likewise, the people who are under it appear holy and righteous, but they are inwardly full of nothing but wickedness and evil. Religious people love to point out how evil and wicked others are, but cover up their own wickedness, by all manner of excuses, twisting of Scripture and lies. Yet, not many people can see how wicked and evil this spirit is, because of its affirmation of righteousness not only by their tongues, but also their actions. It is not the affirmation of righteousness by one's lips that makes one righteous, or even one's actions. For a person's actions may be simply done with evil motives (Proverbs 15:8; 21:17). It is one's heart that determines whether one is righteous, as manifest in one's spirit , not one's actions. Religious people think that it is their actions that are evident of righteous, equating a...

We live in treacherous times and dark days, and such times are made more obvious by the rise of so-called “christian” erotica. As shocking as this may sound, it is becoming increasingly normalised and justified, all by the use of Scripture among professing Christians. Those who oppose “christian” erotica, which is really just a euphemism for pornography, on Scriptural grounds, are not only accused by professing Christians who support “christian” erotica as legalistic, pharisaic, righteous, narrow-minded, or holier-than-thou, but perverted, exhibiting a false sense of godliness and oppressive.   The rise of “christian” erotica is far more dangerous and of far greater significance than the obvious reason that erotica is perverse and that Scriptures are being twisted to justify such perversion. It is a symptom of a greater problem which is not merely the idolatry of sex, or even the utter lack of the fear of God. It is the perversion of the Christian faith itself through the wor...