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“White” Teachings

They will not and sometimes cannot give others the facts about these subjects. What can they teach anyone about morals and the best way of life, when they are those who destroyed real knowledge, morals and the best way of life? They did this by suppressing and murdering darker people, lying to divide others, creating ignorance, stealing land, cultures, natural resources and heritages.

Source:  Breaking The Spell

Devil's Web

The picture to the left depicts the devil's web.

If, like most, you are caught-up in one or more of its vices, turn to your inner being and set goals to escape.

It's web contains blasphemy, cars, clothes, dance, drugs, food, hobbies, jewelry, money, music, sex, television, yourself.

Source (photo):  Spell of Leviathan
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Sphinx's Composition

The sphinx is composed of four creatures: 1. Lion (feline), 2. Bull (bovine), 3. Man (Homo Sapiens), 4. Fowl (galliformes), confirming that the four beasts in Revelation 4:7 came from Egiptian supreme beings.

Revelation 4:7 — “And the first beast was like a lion, and the second beast like a calf, and the third beast had a face as a man, and the fourth beast was like a flying eagle.”

The Apocalypse Horsemen

This, and Daniel 7:4-6, is where they copied their concept of the four horsemen of the Apocalypse from. The creatures represented have no significance in Christianity whatsoever.

The lioness god is Sekhmet, the bull god is Apis, the bird, which is the fowl, is Horus, and then you have the man, which is Osiris.

...The lion's body of the Sphinx was a symbol of a guardian, for the lions guarded all the temple entrances from the powers of the disagreeable aggressors. Even Jesus is referred to as the lion of Judah in the New Testament in Revelation 5:5, which is also where the Rastafarians get (one of their common sayings) “the lion of Judah” from.

Source:  Jesus Found In Egipt

Tithes for God

• Herd or flock (Leviticus 27:32)
• Inheritance (Numbers 18:26)
• Corn, wine, and oil (Deuteronomy 14:22-23)
• Fruit, and offerings (Genesis 4:3)
• Mint, anise, cumin (Matthew 23:23)
• Rue, all manner of herbs (Luke 11:42)

What could God do with this stuff?

He told the Children of Israel to put them into heaps (2 Chronicles 31:5-6), and that they would be stored in a treasure house (Nehemiah 10:38).

Why does he, the creator of the fruit—flock and everything else, want this stuff (Genesis 1)?

Why put it in a “treasure house” to rot when it could be used to feed the millions of hungry people in the world?

Church leaders accept tithes in the name of God. They'll say “God needs your help building the church...” What does god need with a multi-million dollar church? Nothing. These are the same so-called church leaders that you'll find riding in fancy cars, eating the best foods, living in expensive homes and living the life of wealthy people while their followers scrape and struggle to do “God's will” by tithing.

These so-called leaders will lead congregations in the worse of the worse neighborhoods and on their way to church to preach on Sundays or Saturdays or whatever day they declare to be the Sabbath. They will step over the homeless (54 ways you can help them) or the less fortunate.

Jesus and Offerings

“Heal the sick, cleanse the lepers, raise the dead, cast out devils: freely ye have received, freely give. Provide neither gold, nor silver, nor brass in your purses, nor scrip for your journey, neither two coats, neither shoes, nor yet staves: for the workman is worthy of his meat.”

Source:  360 Questions To Ask A Christian (Part 1)