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America in Crisis by Jeremy James1 ...
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The United States has been a dominant global power but is vulnerable to internal undermining. For much of the last two centuries, the US has dominated the world economically and militarily1 . Its enemies have long believed that infiltration of leadership and undermining from within is the only way to bring it down1 .
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Treason is described as widespread in Western society and is hidden by the media. The word 'treason' is not often heard in the media because the traitors reportedly control the media1 . They prefer not to draw attention to this form of criminality and do their best work when unsuspected1 .
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Ultra-rich oligarchs are claimed to have financed the rise of Communism to establish authoritarian rule. Oligarchs in Britain and America allegedly financed Communism, designing it to replace egalitarian governments based on Biblical truth with a centralized, authoritarian system2 . They desired a one-party police state2 .
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A two-party structure was introduced to reduce public resistance. Visible force identifies the enemy and those in control, leading to resistance2 .
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Agenda 21 is presented as a comprehensive, Communist blueprint for global control. This plan was agreed upon by 178 countries in Rio de Janeiro in 19923 . It is reportedly being implemented quietly worldwide with minimal public discussion3 .
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The US is seen as having largely fulfilled its purpose in the plan for world communism. Substantial progress has been made in developing the computerized infrastructure needed to support this plan3 . A full transition is believed to require a major blow to the US4 .
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The "Brutus Option" is a strategy outlined for bringing the US under the control of a dictator. This concept was presented in a fictional essay by Charles J Dunlap Jr in 19924 . Dunlap attributed the hypothetical coup primarily to government failure, corruption, and inefficient administration5 .
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The Brutus Option involves a strong military leader taking temporary control to address chaos. A general emerges to prevent the country from falling into chaos due to corruption and financial mismanagement6 . He offers to step down once order is restored6 .
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The fictional general requests exceptional, temporary legal powers to tackle corruption. This strong man, General Brutus, agrees to stay in office longer only if granted the necessary powers7 . He promises to "drain the swamp"7 .
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The public is being conditioned to view Mr Trump as a special, trustworthy leader. He has faced intense abuse, which is interpreted as conditioning the public to believe he is a champion of truth and a man of integrity8 .
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President Trump highlights his ability to negotiate and get things done. He constantly reminds the public that he is a great deal maker who can cut through red tape8 . This implies his leadership is superior8 .
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Donald Trump took actions seemingly aimed at making a favorable impression. These included ending benefits for illegal immigrants, affirming two genders, pardoning January 6th defendants, withdrawing from the Paris agreement, and directing a review of government regulations9 . He also directed the creation of a transparent federal payment system9 .
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The Stargate project was announced, but its requirement for digital IDs was reportedly not revealed. The President discussed Stargate but did not mention that its full potential relies on all Americans receiving a digital ID10 . Sam Altman and Larry Ellison were present at the briefing10 .
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Larry Ellison linked the Stargate project to digital health records. He stated that the project was tied to digital health records10 . This would allegedly make it easier to treat diseases like cancer10 .
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The President declared a national emergency regarding illegal aliens and drugs. He stated this extraordinary threat constitutes a national emergency under IEEPA11 .
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Tariffs are presented by the President as a powerful tool for national interest. He claimed to be using available tools and taking decisive action for Americans' safety and national security11 . These "tools" are described as extremely dangerous11 .
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The application of the Seven Noahide Laws to Gentiles is viewed as sinister and a threat to Christians. These laws reportedly forbid idolatry and mandate severe punishment, typically execution, for idolators12 . Since the Talmud classifies Christians as idolators, the Noahide Laws pose a terrible threat wherever enforced12 .
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Kabbalah is described as a Babylonian magical system that corrupts the Bible. It is presented as a system that tries to hijack the Bible and use it to serve fallen angels13 .
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The Sanhedrin's letter promises "divine blessings" for accepting the Noahide Laws, including receiving a soul. The first alleged blessing is a neshama or soul that animates the body and connects a person to God13 .... This is called a blasphemous rejection of Biblical truth14 .
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The concept of receiving a soul through Noahide Laws is seen as demeaning to Christians and elevating Jews. This implies that Jews alone have souls and Gentiles are a lower order of being, like animals14 . It is also seen as denigrating the work of Christ14 .
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The frequent use of "Hashem" in the Sanhedrin letter is noted. The word appears ten times, possibly corresponding to the sefirot on the Tree of Life14 . It is understood as a way of referring to God14 .
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The Universal Ethical Common Code (UECC) is presented as outlining benefits of adopting the Noahide Laws. This code was reportedly enclosed with the Sanhedrin's letter17 .
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The Seven Noahide Laws are presented as universal ethical principles, including monotheism and justice. They are said to form the foundation of ethical behavior for all humanity15 .... They reflect seven of the Ten Commandments16 .
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The first biblical use of "commandment" is linked to the Seven Universal Laws. God's command to Adam not to eat from the tree (Genesis 2:16) is said to allude to these seven universal laws16 .
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Those who uphold the Seven Noahide Laws are considered righteous and merit a place in the World to Come. These are presented as further divine blessings associated with accepting the laws17 .
The EU Commission Intends to Invest Private Savings by Jeremy James18 ...
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Money deposited in a bank is legally considered the property of the bank. This paper explains the legal status of customer deposits18 . The depositor is seen as having "invested" in the bank34 .
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A trade war is seen as a potential trigger for a banking crisis. An explosive development is expected to occur as the trade crisis gains momentum18 ....
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Many banks have made risky investments in recent years, based on now-invalid assumptions. These investments were made over the past 15 years to maintain profitability19 .
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The US "Liberation Day" announcement marks a significant shift in the global order. According to Singapore's Prime Minister, this indicates liberation from the Old World Order18 ....
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European countries are preparing for emergency situations and catastrophic events, including military conflicts. Several nations have issued guides or brochures to citizens in the past year20 ....
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Sweden's emergency preparedness brochure explicitly indicates anticipation of war. The graphic on the cover of their booklet, "In the Event of a Crisis or War," clearly shows that war is the crisis envisioned21 ....
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France is developing a civilian defense guide inspired by Nordic countries. This 20-page guide, expected by summer, will offer advice for various emergencies, including military conflicts21 .... A graphic shows contents for a 72-hour survival kit25 .
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Lithuania's emergency preparedness website includes advice for air raids and expects tanks on streets. The website provides guidelines on food, supply kits, and sheltering from hostile air raids22 . A warning on the site indicates the expectation of seeing armored tanks25 .
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Poland plans to distribute a crisis preparedness guide focusing on surviving emergencies, including military conflicts. This guide will instruct citizens on how to survive for 72 hours during events like power failures, disasters, and military conflicts22 ....
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Norway has issued an emergency preparedness booklet and introduced a cell phone alert system. The booklet includes an emergency supply checklist, and a cell phone system was implemented in 2023 to alert citizens in a crisis23 .
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Finland provides an online interactive guide for handling emergencies and maintains extensive civil defense shelters. The guide covers various scenarios, and shelters can accommodate approximately 3.6 million people24 .
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The widespread distribution of preparedness guides is presented as evidence that governments expect a coming war. This suggests that the measures are in response to anticipated military conflict25 ....
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The EU Commission's Savings and Investments Union proposal aims to channel private savings into defense. An EU White Paper indicates this plan is intended to drive an investment surge in defense capabilities26 ....
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Defense spending is expected to consume a significant portion of the funds from the Savings and Investments Union. The EU Commission President's statements suggest a focus on strengthening the defense industry and creating an EU-wide market for defense equipment26 .
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The ReArm Europe Plan/Readiness 2030 involves mobilizing private capital for defense. It relies on the European Investment Bank Group and the Savings and Investments Union Strategy to channel investments into sectors like defense27 . Public investment alone is deemed insufficient27 .
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The EU reportedly intends to channel private personal savings into armaments manufacturing for a coming conflict. This is presented as the primary goal of mobilizing private savings27 .
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One potential mechanism for the Savings & Investments Union is a voluntary fund offering better interest rates. However, this is considered unlikely to raise sufficient capital due to the perceived high risk28 ....
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Another mechanism involves banks being authorized to invest depositors' savings in the fund. Under this option, the interest would go to the bank, not the depositors29 .
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A third mechanism could legally require banks or depositors to invest a proportion of capital in the fund. This could be justified on the grounds of ensuring the EU's financial stability and security30 .
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All presented options for the Savings & Investments Union involve diverting personal liquidity into activities controlled by others. The drawbacks of these methods are noted30 .
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The coming financial crisis is seen as an opportunity to impose digital currencies and IDs globally. There are claimed strong indications that "the Wicked" are about to cause global turmoil and use the crisis to introduce digital currencies and digital IDs31 .
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The entire digital banking system is expected to be managed by a powerful AI accounting system. This 'beast' system is planned for surveillance and will collect data on human activity from electronic devices31 ....
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A digital euro is described as not being real money. It is called a "settlement asset" that is not a store of value, does not accrue interest, and is subject to interference33 . It is also entirely dependent on the electronic platform33 .
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Customers have no "cash" in the bank; deposits are legally considered part of the bank's capital. Deposits are legally deemed part of the bank's capital, meaning the depositor has "invested" in the bank34 . Secured creditors have priority if the bank fails35 .
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Banks can legally take depositors' money in a crisis through a "bail-in". Many Western countries have introduced laws allowing banks to seize deposits to remain solvent35 .... Depositors have no guarantee of full compensation36 .
The Pandemic Paradigm by Jeremy James38 ...
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The ultra-rich planned to poison most of the population to gain control. This plan involves obliging the remaining small percentage to serve under a feudal regime38 . This goal has been described by their spokesmen38 .
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This elite eugenic plan is often disguised as a philanthropic concern for humanity's survival. The reasoning presented is often that the Earth's population is too large38 ....
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Vaccines are considered the ideal tool for mass infection. They allow for orderly infection of virtually everyone on earth39 . The infection can be calibrated locally39 .
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Victims of mass infection via vaccines would believe they are being protected. They would gladly receive injections hoping to be saved from a deadly disease39 .
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The HIV/AIDS epidemic is presented as a created "disease" used for mass killing. The public is reportedly unaware of the psychological tricks used to legitimize the "science" behind it40 .
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The HIV/AIDS program is believed to have been designed to test and perfect methods for the "Covid" program. Remarkable parallels are observed between the strategies used for both41 .
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Both AIDS/HIV and Covid programs are characterized by a vaguely defined set of symptoms. Unlike typical diseases with consistent symptoms, both had varied symptomology across cases43 .
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A single cause and a single cure were promoted for both pandemics. For AIDS, the cause was attributed to a virus requiring isolation for a vaccine, later replaced by AZT45 . For Covid, a novel coronavirus was declared the sole cause with a bespoke vaccine as the cure47 .
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AZT (Retrovir) is described as a highly toxic substance originally intended for chemotherapy. It was approved for human use and quickly adopted by the homosexual community seeking a cure for AIDS46 ....
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Challenging the official one-cause-one-cure hypothesis for both pandemics resulted in being ignored or vilified. Debate over alternative causes or cures was suppressed by medical authorities and the pharmaceutical industry46 ....
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The Covid pandemic was driven by the same single-cause, single-cure narrative. The WHO and CDC promoted this view before comprehensive clinical assessment, claiming a novel coronavirus and a quickly developed vaccine were the only answers47 .
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Biased epidemiological models were used to predict mass deaths from Covid. Institutions receiving significant funding from vaccine investors like the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation used these models48 .
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The mainstream media provided uncritical support for official Covid policy. Dissenting views were ignored or censored, and questioning the official position led to negative characterizations49 ....
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Propaganda during Covid emphasized collective responsibility and civic duty to follow the official narrative. Phrases like "we were all in this together" were used, and supporting the "scientific" approach was presented as a duty50 .
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The media also fully complied with the official narrative on AIDS/HIV. Journalists who questioned the narrative were reportedly penalized51 .
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Both programs allegedly involved widespread misattribution of the cause of death. Including deaths in mortality registers that were not actually due to the specific "disease" was central to their operation52 ....
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AIDS deaths are claimed to be largely due to misclassification of deaths from other causes like drug abuse and infection. Reclassifying deaths from conditions like drug overdoses as AIDS-related reportedly maintained the illusion of AIDS as a medical reality53 ....
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High death rates during the Covid pandemic were allegedly achieved using false positives and harmful treatments. Patients were put on remdesivir, which impaired kidney function and caused respiratory distress, leading to intubation with a very high death rate55 .
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Deaths from these attributed causes fueled public anxiety and promoted acceptance of the experimental Covid vaccine. The high death rate from these real deaths convinced people to believe the untested vaccine was safe and effective52 ....
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Population reduction through a microbe targeting the auto-immune system was recommended by the Club of Rome. This recommendation is cited as proof of a nefarious plan56 .
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Substantial financial incentives were provided to hospitals in the US for "Covid" patients. Hospitals received an additional 20% in Medicare subsidies for patients with a Covid diagnosis57 .
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Medical professionals who questioned the official narrative faced obstacles. They were not invited to industry symposiums, their papers were declined by journals, and research grants for studies that might undermine the narrative were often denied58 .
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The Covid scare utilized psychological techniques to create fear and promote compliance. The idea of being a potential carrier who could harm family members created an emotional burden, summarized by "Save Granny"59 .
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Dr Anthony Fauci is identified as a key figure behind both the HIV/AIDS and Covid "deceptions." He is described as the principal mastermind behind the HIV/AIDS deception and, as NIAID director for a long period, could apply lessons learned to the Covid program63 ....
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Dr Fauci is claimed to have promoted the "great lies of virology," particularly that fatal contagious diseases have only one cause. This view is presented as a key element of his influence and tenure as director64 .
The Shroud of Turin is a Blatant Demonic Deception by Jeremy James68 ...
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The Shroud of Turin is described as a blatant demonic deception. This is the primary assertion of the source68 .
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The Catholic Church is claimed to have been controlled by practitioners of Kabbalah since the fifteenth century. Freemasonry is also identified as a Kabbalistic organization90 .
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The "Holy Face" campaign actively promotes devotion to the image on the Shroud of Turin. The Shroud is central to this campaign, which has been active for about 15 years77 .
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The Catholic Church is accused of being disingenuous about its stance on the Shroud's authenticity. While claiming no official opinion, the Pope approved a Holy Face medal featuring the Shroud's image77 .
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Mystics like Sister Maria Pierina De Micheli reported visions promoting devotion to the "Holy Face." Sister Maria Pierina claimed visions of Jesus and Mary requesting promotion of this devotion70 .
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Messages from the alleged visions emphasized honoring Jesus' Face and promised blessings for contemplating it. Jesus reportedly said honoring his Face consoles him and brings love and salvation71 ....
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The Virgin Mary reportedly stated the Holy Face medal supplants the scapular and carries the same promises. She also asked Sister Pierina to tell the Pope about the importance of the feast of the Holy Countenance73 .
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These mystic encounters are viewed as typical of Catholic mysticism used to convey specific messages. Reports of these visions reportedly influence senior prelates who align them with earlier approved mystic accounts73 ....
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Sister Pierina's accounts were deemed consistent with those of earlier mystics like Sister Mary of St Peter and St Thérèse of Lisieux. St Thérèse was a strong proponent of the "Holy Face" devotion74 ....
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Pope Pius XII officially approved Sister Pierina's medal and devotion in 1958. This approval is seen as the Catholic Church endorsing the Shroud image75 ....
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The source questions the Shroud's authenticity based on the nature of God. It argues that an infinite and omnipotent God would not need to imprint an image on linen78 .
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The BBC is mentioned as indirectly promoting the "Holy Face" campaign through its programming. A comedy series reportedly features the classic Holy Face image prominently78 .
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There has been a significant increase in books published about the Shroud since 2020, many endorsing its authenticity. 38 new books in English were published in the past five years, suggesting an organized effort to promote the Shroud79 ....
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The "truther" community online also promotes the Shroud, with figures like Joe Rogan showing sympathy. Joe Rogan interviewed Mel Gibson, who expressed conviction in the Shroud's evidence79 ....
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The "Holy Face" movement uses expensive billboards in Ireland to display the Shroud image. The cost suggests external funding sources80 .
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The campaign is linked to movies about Christ's crucifixion that focus on his suffering. Films like "The Last Temptation of Christ" and "The Passion of Christ" are mentioned in this context81 .
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The concepts of "reparation" and identification with Christ's suffering are central to the mystic messages promoting the Holy Face. These themes are seen in the accounts of Sister Mary of St Peter and Sister Pierino81 .
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The Roman Catholic Church is accused of misrepresenting Jesus' achievement on Calvary through the doctrine of "The Treasury of the Church." This false doctrine is claimed to deceive Catholics82 .
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"The Treasury of the Church" supposedly teaches that sins are washed away over time by grace dispensed by clergy through sacraments. This doctrine is seen as giving exclusive redemptive power to the Catholic clergy83 .
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The "Holy Face" mystics are presented as offering another way to accumulate "sanctifying grace" and merit indulgences. This ties the devotion to the doctrine of "The Treasury of the Church"83 .
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The doctrine of the "Treasury of the Church" is likened to drawing grace from a reservoir, contrasting with biblical salvation. This highlights the perceived deviation from biblical truth83 .
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Veneration of the Shroud of Turin is compared to the idolatry of the brazen serpent (Nehushtan) by the Israelites. Just as Hezekiah destroyed Nehushtan when it became an object of worship, the Shroud should be recognized as idolatrous84 ....
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The source expresses disbelief that Catholics would believe the Shroud is genuine, given that the LORD hates idolatry. It is seen as astounding that many Catholics hold this belief85 .
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The Shroud is characterized as a "highly productive lie" exploited by the Catholic hierarchy. It is claimed to foster idolatry and replace true prayer with "self-aggrandizing pieties"86 .
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To truly please God, individuals are urged to study the Bible and obey its teachings. This is presented as the path to understanding God's will, in contrast to the practices associated with the Shroud and Catholic mysticism86 ....
There is No Searching of His Understanding by Jeremy James90 ...
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The Enemy attempts to deceive mankind into believing salvation depends on human effort rather than God. This is presented as a core tactic used through various false religions and philosophies91 .
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Modern seminarians are heavily influenced by "Replacement Theology." This doctrine makes it difficult for them to escape imposed constraints, even with sincere intent92 .
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Replacement Theology is claimed to eliminate biblical passages about Israel as a nation in the End Time. This allegedly hinders a consistent understanding of many prophetic passages concerning Israel92 .
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Preterism is described as a deliberate sabotage of the plain meaning of God's Word. It is presented as a distortion of true Biblical doctrine93 .
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The Catholic Church and Freemasonry are identified as proponents of Preterism. They are claimed to have worked together to create a counterfeit Bible text and are described as Kabbalistic organizations90 .
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Preterism was part of Rome's strategy to counter the Reformation's interpretation of Bible prophecy. It was used during the Counter-Reformation to attack Biblical Christianity94 .
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Reformation theologians reportedly exposed Rome's suppression of biblical passages, including prophecies. They showed that Rome misrepresented texts to support its "Dominionist theology"94 ....
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Rome's "Dominionist theology" asserts that the Papacy rules in place of Christ and will fulfill God's will without Christ's physical return. Luther and others declared this claim false and Rome's actions Antichrist95 .
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The Jesuits launched a counter-offensive against Protestantism using force, persecution, and propaganda. This led to turmoil in Europe95 ....
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The Council of Trent, organized by Jesuits and Dominicans, systematically rejected the Reformers' claims. This council is seen as ensuring the conflict would continue indefinitely96 .
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The Roman Church is accused of not providing the true gospel message of salvation. Millions of Catholics are reportedly denied the true gospel by their spiritual leaders97 .
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The argument that the Roman Church's long survival proves its truth is dismissed. The survival of other religions like Buddhism is cited as a counter-example97 .
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Luis Del Alcázar SJ is identified as the deviser of Preterism. His method is seen as providing Rome with a tool to generate misleading associations between prophecy and historical events98 .
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Del Alcázar's Preterism interprets the Book of Revelation as depicting the early church's struggles and triumph. It claims the book shows the church overcoming opposition from Judaism and Paganism98 .
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Jesus commended the church at Ephesus for identifying and exposing false apostles. They were praised for recognizing those who claimed to be apostles but were liars spreading misleading doctrines99 ....
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Individuals who claim expertise in God's Word but spread false doctrine are called "liars." This aligns with Jesus' description of false apostles100 .
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The source rejects interpreting God's Word to fit desired meanings, contrasting this with the Jesuit approach. This emphasizes adherence to the plain meaning of Scripture100 .
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The Luciferian cult controlling the world reportedly hates and rejects God's Word. They are described as loathing the idea of Jesus' physical return to destroy the works of darkness100 .
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References to Jesus' glorious return are intentionally twisted or obscured. This is presented as a tactic used by opponents of God's Word101 .
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The source affirms that Jesus will return to earth in triumph as revealed in God's Word. He is expected to come with angels and saints and set his feet on the Mount of Olives101 .
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Upon his return, Jesus is expected to annihilate the Antichrist and bring peace. Prophecies from Zechariah are cited to describe his peaceful dominion101 ....
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The Second Coming and many related prophecies are stated to be future events. This directly contradicts the Preterist view102 .
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The Apostle Paul warned of "grievous wolves" who would enter the church and attack the gospel. These wolves are said to be numerous today, some being cleverly disguised102 ....
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These spiritual adversaries are energized by a dark supernatural force that hates Christ, His Father, and God's Word. They are described as being without shame and exulting in the harm they cause103 .
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Dedicated servants of Christ are called to detect and expose these liars and their lies. This is presented as an important duty for believers103 .
Why Do So Many Christians Fail to Emulate Daniel by Jeremy James104 ...
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Rebellious individuals must face God's judgment until they acknowledge Him. They often suffer intensely until they realize "that the LORD he [is] God"104 .
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The phrase "ye [or they] shall know that I am the LORD" is emphasized through its frequent repetition in Ezekiel. It appears 51 times, highlighting its significant message from God104 .
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This phrase is a message God wants fully understood and its significance undiluted. This level of emphatic repetition is unusual outside of Psalm 136104 ....
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This phrase is presented as potentially sufficient to express the entire theme of the Bible. This underscores its central importance in understanding God's message105 .
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Daniel's prayer in Chapter 9 contains important features that are neglected by the modern church. The paper aims to draw attention to these specific aspects of his prayer105 .
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Fasting is noted as one important feature of Daniel's prayer. This practice is highlighted as part of Daniel's devotion105 .
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A "Framework for Federal Activities" is mentioned, intended to promote work, self-sufficiency, and religious liberty. This framework is presented as potentially appearing commendable at first glance106 .
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This framework reportedly includes a mechanism previously used to capture and control independent groups. This implies a hidden danger within the initiative106 .
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The mechanism involves the executive branch wanting faith-based entities to compete for Federal funding opportunities. This is presented as the specific action that facilitates control106 .
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Competing for federal funding is framed as a way for independent groups to be potentially captured and controlled. This suggests that accepting government funding may compromise their autonomy106 .
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The source implicitly warns against reliance on worldly systems that can compromise spiritual independence. This warning stems from the description of the federal funding mechanism106 .
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The title of the paper challenges Christians to consider why they are not emulating Daniel. This implies a need for believers to examine their own practices against Daniel's example104 .
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Emulating Daniel involves more than just prayer; it suggests a broader commitment to faithfulness. While the prayer is a focus, the title indicates a call to follow Daniel's overall example of devotion and integrity104 ....
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Recognizing God's supreme identity and authority is fundamental. The repeated phrase "ye shall know that I am the LORD" reinforces the importance of this recognition104 .
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Christians are urged to deeply internalize God's message and prevent it from being diminished. The emphatic repetition in Ezekiel is highlighted as a reason to take this message seriously104 ....
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The paper suggests a contrast between Daniel's approach and the practices of many Christians today. This contrast forms the basis of the inquiry posed by the title104 .
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True knowledge of God's identity is linked to experiencing His judgment. The realization "that the LORD he [is] God" comes after suffering and judgment104 .
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Relying on external, potentially controlling, funding mechanisms is presented as a practice to be wary of. The description of the "Framework for Federal Activities" serves as an example106 .
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Daniel's prayer is presented as a model of prayer for believers. The reference to his prayer in Daniel 9 highlights its significance as an example105 .
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The source encourages a deeper understanding of Daniel's actions beyond just his prayer. The paper's premise about emulating Daniel suggests looking at his full biblical narrative104 ....
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The concept of God's understanding being beyond human searching (as hinted by the title) reinforces His sovereignty. This implies God's plans and wisdom are inscrutable and not subject to human manipulation [Title of source, inferred].
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The paper implicitly criticizes certain contemporary Christian practices by highlighting neglected features of Daniel's example. This suggests a call for a return to more biblically aligned practices104 ....
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Avoiding entanglement with systems that can "capture and control" independent groups is presented as important for faith-based entities. This warning is explicitly linked to the federal funding framework106 .
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The focus on Daniel's prayer suggests the importance of seeking God through specific and heartfelt petition. His prayer in Daniel 9 is known for its detailed nature (based on the source's reference to the chapter)105 .
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The source prompts readers to reflect on the reasons why they might not be following Daniel's example of faith and action. This is the central question addressed by the paper104 .
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