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I don't understand modern Christianity at all. It's so far from the Bible. I just don't get it.
Not only is the world deceived, but the vast majority of the 3 billion Christians in the world are completely deceived. There are so many people sitting in church pews that biblically aren't walking in alignment with what the Bible says salvation looks like, and they are fully convinced that they have a ticket punched to go to heaven.
Let's talk about Satan's greatest trick ever and how he has deceived people that thought they believed in God from the very beginning and it's still happening the exact same way today. A lot of Christians have this caricature of Satan in their minds. Like they would recognize Satan or the Antichrist because he would be a red guy with horns and a pitchfork or he would be obviously evil. But that is not the game that Satan plays.
What Satan does is he creates these big, beautiful, over-the-top buildings. And on the outside of the buildings, he says, "This is where you go to get saved. This is where the people of God go to learn correct doctrine about God." And then on the inside of the buildings, he places pastors and teachers. Jesus said, "Outside of him, we're not supposed to have any teachers." And the teachers would be trained in seminaries, Sanhedrin, where the seminaries were ran by the elites. So what the seminaries do is they indoctrinate the soon-to-be pastors and leaders into doctrine that the Bible simply doesn't support. They don't teach them how to read the Bible the way that the Bible commands that we read it for the most part.
So then what happens is you have pastors coming out of seminaries and entering into these churches and they build entire sermons off of one or two out-of-context verses and an hour worth of their personal stories and motivational quotes across all time. Whether it was the Sanhedrin or the seminaries or the church leaders or the congregations themselves, they have all been trained to discourage the average person from reading the Bible. The Bible is read with the Holy Spirit. But for some reason, everybody believes that you have to go to seminary to understand the Bible. Jesus says that the father only reveals things to people that are like little children. He doesn't reveal things to the wise and learned.
So what happens is the churches need the money to keep the doors open of the church. So beyond just the tithes, they sign up to be a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization. What happens when this happens is certain topics in the Bible and like world events the church can no longer talk about. It puts a filter on the church and that's if it's an individually owned church which most churches aren't. Most churches are 501(c)(3), don't get me wrong there, but they're also ran by dioceses and different evangelical organizations. So then what happens is you have these even higher ups running these organizations and these pastors can't get hired unless they teach the doctrines of demons that most churches are drowning in.
I've heard so many stories from pastors that stopped being pastors altogether because it was searing their conscience when they started to realize as they themselves were reading their Bible over time that everything that they had been taught was a lie. That everything that they were teaching was a lie. But they can't get out of it because they would lose their job. They have to teach to the standards. And these teachings only get by because the masses love them. The masses love a version of salvation. That's not salvation. A sinner's prayer along with your weekly tithe. Then working the church carnival a couple times a year. Faith alone. Even though the only time that the Bible ever says faith alone is to say that we will not be justified by faith alone in James 2:24.
This is why I spend all of my time practically begging people to read the Bible because the church is so far from the Bible. It's terrifying. Most churches today are a mashup of Old Testament Levitical priesthood that's done away with because Jesus is our high priest now and Marcionism which is lawlessness and Paul based everything. No Jesus, no Old Testament unless it comes to tithes. Because when it comes to tithes, that's the only time that the institutional church loves the Old Testament. The law is done away with outside of their version of tithes, which is not even the biblical version of tithes, where you have to donate to them so that the pastor can get a Rolls-Royce.
This brings me to my next issue. A lot of pastors are closeted Satanists. I've read several books from ex-Satanists that openly talk about how these covens, like part of becoming a high priestess in Satanism or a high priest in Satanism is that you have to be a priest in a church for at least 2 years. All of the lawless doctrines that are sending millions of people to hell come from Billy Graham. Like once saved, always saved and all that stuff. Billy Graham was a 33rd degree Mason.
I just read an article the other day about these missionaries that went to I believe it was like somewhere in India and they were trying to evangelize and the guy writing the article kept talking about how when they would do the sinner's prayer like they would try and get the people to recite the sinner's prayer the people immediately recognized it as an incantation like a spell.
A huge thing that I've noticed, but I've never been able to put words to it until recently, is that when you recite verses from scripture, but you like are using them incorrectly, it acts as a spell that puts you to sleep. Because we need to be aligned with God's truth. A lot of people will read a verse, they know what it means because it's obvious what it means, and they convince themselves that it means something else. A lot of times they convince themselves that it means the total opposite. That is witchcraft, guys. Lying is witchcraft. Like, that's changing reality. That's allowing spiritual entities to attach to you and blind you.
That's why you'll see a lot of people like when people debate, they'll go back and forth. And sometimes you'll see them, they use the same exact verse, and one is saying, "No, this means this, and it's like the actual context, and the other is fully convinced that it means the complete opposite of what the verse says." Because that's how the serpent puts people to sleep. And I see this done in so many churches. I don't even know if the pastor is intentionally doing it or like if it's just a thing where like the people love to hear it cuz it's itching ears so the pastor feeds it to them and then it just becomes like an endless cycle.
Romans and Galatians get used more than any other books in the Bible for this exact thing. Specifically the verse about through faith by grace not of works which is true but the way that they use it makes it not true because grace in the Bible is what empowers us to obey it trains us for obedience but the way that they're using it they're casting spells on themselves because they want it to mean that you don't have to do anything like you don't have to be transformed we're not judged by our works even though there's like a hundred different times all throughout the Old and New Testament that clearly say we're judged based on our works. The sheep and the goats are separated based on what they did. And I could go on and on with all of the verses and sections that they twist to mean something that they don't and blind themselves with. But do you guys see what I'm saying with this?
The institutional church has completely changed meanings of words. Like biblical love, their idea of love is enabling people to the point where they're going to end up going to hell. When biblical love is telling somebody the truth and doing what's best for them, it's not feelings based. Everything in these modern churches today is all about feelings. It's always about protecting people's feelings and enabling their lifestyle. It never seems to be about sanctification. And when it is, it's not even biblical sanctification.
Like I've noticed recently, I never picked up on this before, the pastors that do preach against sin are against the law. So what what is the definition for sin in these pastors mind? Because John says that sin is transgression of the law. But then these pastors also preach against keeping the Sabbath and they think that keeping the commandments is works based. So what is the definition of sin in their minds? Like I feel like they just think that like sin is like the obvious ones that are easy for church people to not do like murder, rape, um being things of that nature. But I've never heard a pastor preach against adultery or coveting or preach about respecting and honoring your mother and father. I've never heard it. They only use the most extreme examples.
A lot of the sermons that I personally see bother me because they feel self-righteous because they're slamming groups that are like atheists to begin with. It's so easy for us to feel like puffed up and self-righteous while screaming into a microphone slamming people that get abortions, which obviously is wrong, or screaming about Pridefest, which again, I don't agree with those things, but it's like the pastors and just church people in general love to point the finger at like the most obvious things that are against God's will, but they're always pointing outside of the church. When the Bible says that the church gets judged first, we get the more harsh judgment because we represent God. Like, I'm hoping that you guys understand where I'm coming from because I do obviously extremely disagree with all of those things. But it it doesn't feel edifying because nobody in the church for the most part, like 99.9% are doing any of those things.
These pastors can't preach the Ten Commandments probably because they themselves don't even keep them. I'd be surprised if a lot of these pastors even knew them. It's exactly like what's prophesied in Ezekiel, I think it's 20 or 22, where it says that Babylon's shepherds refuse to teach the difference between holy and unholy and clean and unclean and that they end up getting removed and that Jesus comes to shepherd his flock himself. It just all feels so blind and tonedeaf to me.
Like the Bible, in my opinion, it very clearly maps out that the mark of the beast is lawlessness. And these pastors are getting on stage, which why do they even have stages in churches to begin with? Like, is this a concert? They get on stage and they run around the stage. They're ranting and raving, screaming into the microphone about how the mark of the beast is the neural link. Like, really, the serpent is more subtle than any beast of the field. I don't think that any Christian is going to get in line to get a brain implant. God implants his word in you. So, are we like somehow lining up for God's implant? No. So the implanted word. So when you keep God's word by doing the law, that's the implanted word. God gave you a heart made of flesh just like the new covenant promise. Ezekiel 36. What do you think the opposite is when you listen to your lawless heart? I would say that's an implanted word. It's just not from God.
And then the once saved, always saved stuff. Like how could you possibly come to that conclusion? Especially as somebody that's supposed to be trained in the Bible. Esau sold his birthright for a bowl of soup. Adam and Eve fell because the serpent told Eve that she couldn't fall and that she didn't have to keep the commandments. Like, it's baffling. Jesus says, "If you don't bear fruit, you're going to get torn off and thrown into the fire." He tells a parable of the talents. When the master sees that one of the servants didn't have any return on the talent that he gave him, he literally says, "Take the worthless servant and cast him into the outer darkness where there will be weeping and gnashing of teeth." Jesus says when he comes back there's going to be people that are supposed to be his getting drunk and basically starting chaos and their portion is with the unbelievers. Hebrews says there's people that heard the good news and fell by disobedience. In the Exodus plenty of people came out of Egypt, only two made it to the promised land. Like there's just so much. I genuinely don't understand how so many people believe in one saved always saved. I'm not saying that God like doesn't hold us, but I'm saying we also have to stay in his hand. Like it it's at the point where it feels absolutely ridiculous to me.
I logged into Instagram today and there was a guy on there that made it a reel. The reel had like tens of thousands of likes as they always do. And he said that God doesn't want you to be obedient. That's actually Satan that wants you to stop sinning because if you stop sinning then you stop having faith in Christ. And the constant emphasis on like anything that's obedience is labeled trying to earn your salvation. It's like they've trained the massive corporate church to somehow believe that you might accidentally earn your salvation. If you know that you can't earn your salvation, then how do you accidentally earn your salvation? That doesn't make any sense.
Jesus says to strive to enter the narrow gate that most people can't even find the narrow gate. Many take the broad path. He says, "Many will say to me, Lord, Lord, and I will tell them, depart from me, you workers of lawlessness." People are like allergic to the word law. You're not going to make it if you are lawless. Jesus literally rejects everybody who's lawless. And it's all throughout the book of Revelation, too. It says, "Here's the list of people that are not getting in." And it's all the commandments. It's baffling because the corporate church is so blind at this point, that millions of people genuinely read that and somehow think that he's saying, "Depart from me, you workers of lawlessness without Torah." That's what that word means. And they point to the part that says, "Look, they're bragging about their works. They're saying they did many mighty works. They're listing things that are religious shows. They're not doing God's commandments." And people don't put the two and two together of the context. It's judgment day he's talking about. He's judging them because he's saying, "You don't have any works. It's the final fulfillment of the parable of the talents." And they're saying, "But what about these works?"
I'm also just completely over the whole thing of like, "You're a sinner. You're never going to be anything but a sinner. You're clothed in filthy rags and all your works are filthy rags." This is how you know the serpent runs the corporate church because that part in Isaiah about the filthy rags. That's about the evildoers. Right before that, it talks about the righteous people. And I'm not saying that anybody's perfect. I'm not saying I'm perfect, but I'm not going to identify myself as a sinner who does absolutely nothing for God and claims that that means that I have the most mental faith. That's just very obviously not the truth. They're blinding themselves with lies.
It blows my mind too because they try to use the verse from John about if we say that we have no sin we lie and deceive ourselves. Saying that you have no sin is refusing repentance and claiming belief. That's what that paragraph is about. The righteous fall seven times and stands up again. The wicked stumble in times of calamity. So what we can infer from that is that the righteous are walking. They fall down. Yeah, we all do. But they're walking. They stand back up and continue to walk when they mess up. The wicked just don't walk. And it's like in general, how do you get to the idea that you don't have to walk or strive when Jesus says that so many times? And I hear all of these things about like the narrow path is just having enough mental faith. Well, first of all, the Bible is very clear that faith is an action. It's a verb. It's not like a mental assent because you don't get judged on your mental assent. You get judged on what you do. The depth of our faith shows through in the way that we live, the way we treat each other and the way that we treat God and if we keep his commandments. That's what the Holy Spirit empowers us to do. And people that say that it's impossible for them to keep the law, it's only impossible if you're not indwelt with the Holy Spirit because that's what God gives the spirit for.
And I know a lot of what I'm saying hits a lot of the Protestant churches, but also like the Catholic and the Orthodox churches. How do you read the second commandment that says, "Don't make any idols at all." And you walk into a place that's just full of idols and you're praying to idols. They're kissing idols. They're bowing down and burning incense to idols. Like, how how is that possible? How do people overlook the things that they overlook? Jesus says, "Call no man your father on earth." They call all of their priests or bishops or whatever father such and such. Jesus said, "Don't do."
And then even the non-denominational churches, they're not really non-denominational because they've made their own denomination. To me, their denomination is like concert music and good vibes. You have people coming out of those churches thinking that they're experiencing God and they're like feeling full of the Holy Spirit because the guitar hit a high note and they got chills. Like it's crazy. And then you have the Pentecostal, N um charismatic, like all those types of churches. And they have people speaking in tongues. Guys, I was watching videos of it the other day and I was dumbfounded. They're speaking Twilight languages. They're cursing the people in the church because when you pay attention, I realized they were saying ancient words, invoking the horror of Babylon on everybody. I kid you not. In multiple videos this was being done. The one video, the girl was speaking in tongues in her living room and she was like walking around and she had this very uplifting music and she was literally just saying curse words and like evoking death over the viewer. Like I couldn't believe it. It was like my eyes were open. Like I never took the time to watch people speak in tongues because it honestly just gave me a really bad feeling. Like I didn't know what was wrong with the modern version of tongues, but I knew that it was not what it's supposed to be biblically.
Well, I realized I believe that part of the false Holy Spirit is like AI on all of these videos online. The AI automatically translates our audio so people in other countries can watch us in their language and it moves like your facial structure to make it look like you're saying the words. Like I've watched other people's videos and then I went back to find the video again and realized it's in a totally different language. You would never know. That's what speaking in tongues is supposed to be. They're supposed to be able to hear it in their own language. Meanwhile, you have people speaking ancient Twilight languages and calling it biblical tongues. They're cursing the church.
I've noticed church functions always have super unhealthy foods. Churches never teach about eating biblically clean. Churches never touch the topic of gluttony. Like, it's people like me who just like random content creators that have to talk about what's actually in the Bible because most people don't read the Bible. I feel like all I can do at this point is really just like try to convince people to read it themselves because there's too much for people to like transmit what's going on overall through videos. Like there's so much depth to it. Everybody needs to know God's word for themself.
Like how many times are we going to see obese pastors that are cheating on their wife with somebody in the congregation or something to that effect? Like it's absurd to me. One of the things I recently realized that really like had me like wow was I never made the connection Jesus says don't be like the hypocrites that pray on the corners of the street to be seen by men. Pretty much all of the modern church does that. Once I put two and two together it was like my algorithms on all my social media started showing me. Almost all content creators do that. They do long dramatic prayers where they're like closing their eyes and they want to be seen. They want to go viral. That's exactly what Jesus said.
And then the great commission is go teach people to obey all that I have commanded you. Modern evangelicalism does the Pharisee gospel spreading like to a tea. Jesus says you travel across land and sea to create proselytes and once you've created them you make them twice as much a child of hell as yourselves. To me, that sounds a lot like the modern church traveling all around and spending all of their time doing what I call Jesus elevator pitches or like say a sinner's prayer with me and you'll be saved forever. Like, what does that really do for anybody? That's not transformative.
The videos that I make that I'm talking about sanctification and things along those lines, you'd be shocked. I make them for the church. And the most responsive groups are usually people that are like atheist or agnostic or people that fell away but like want to come back. Like people that are actually open to Christ. They want something that changes their lives. They don't want a mental checklist faith. They want actual faith in something. It really bothers me that the church is so like in its own bubble. And when I say the church, I mean the corporate church, not like Christ's church, like the people that they have no clue that we're supposed to stop sinning that or keep the commandments. And I'm like, do you guys know that all atheists know that? Do you guys know that everybody outside of the corporate church is fully aware that when you become a Christian, you're supposed to stop sinning? It's as if the church itself breaks God's commands more than the nations around us. And that is what the Bible says. It says that judgment will end up falling because the people that are supposed to be God's people do worse than the nations around them. They not only don't keep God's commandments, they don't even follow the laws of the land that the other people that are not supposed to be under God's wing follow.
6 years ago, I was an atheist, so I know the mindset. Well, most atheists, a large portion of the reason that they're atheist is because of the church. Because they're fully aware that the church is full of hypocrites. They may have not had a personal experience with Christ. They don't know better. So, we're supposed to be the representatives. So when the vast majority is loud and proud of their sin, like they're literally running around bragging about their sin and saying that God doesn't want us to stop sinning. That's driving people away. It's only within the church that people believe that Christianity is an excuse for sin, which is crazy.
I have spoken to so many atheists both in like comment sections and emailing me and stuff. They all say the same things. They say, "I want to believe in God. Jesus seems like the most viable option." Right? The problem is that everybody that I see, it doesn't seem like they really believe. Like they don't think that they have to stop sinning and they live exactly like everybody else. Like they I've had this same conversation countless times and I just can't get over the fact that the delusion only exists within the church. It's the Pharisees all over again. That's the other delusion. The church teaches people to call keeping the commandments legalism or like Phariseeism. It's the exact opposite. The Pharisees didn't keep the law. That's why Jesus called them lawless. They made up their own rules. That's what the modern church does, but they're so blind that they they don't see it. They've flipped things upside down.
Let me just be forthcoming. In nine out of 10 cases, I truly believe that you would have a better understanding of the Bible if you stayed far away from churches and like online teachers and just read it yourself. Because most teachers and most churches come with this like air of authority and arrogance and they'll teach you the totally wrong thing. They'll teach you the opposite of what it's saying. And especially when it comes to like the online space and stuff, you see more of these like apologetics debates than actual like edifying content or things that matter or even just things like I love talking about like biblical mysteries and things that make me feel close to God. Like I personally really love biblical cosmology because I connect it to God being above the firmament. So it creates like that nearness. You know what I mean? But everything that you see online, it's like people debating and arguing, trying to prove Calvinism or trying to prove Arminianism and all of these terms that don't exist in the Bible. And then when you look at the doctrines, the doctrines are also all very far from the Bible.
So many Christian content creators that have massive platforms waste all of their platform arguing with people. Like arguing with people doesn't get us anywhere. It's not doing anything except pushing people away from God. Like I get a bad taste in my mouth when I watch stuff like that. So imagine what it's doing to people that don't know God and something like that comes across their feed. They're just going to roll their eyes and it's going to push them even further away from God. And these people are genuinely convinced in their minds that it's somehow like helping spread the gospel. How? Like I have to wonder with some of these people, what will they do if they get up there and God says, "You don't have any works. Like all you did was spend all of your time arguing about me. Like just think about that."
I saw a comment a few months ago that will stick with me forever and the person said something to the effect of it's easier to get an atheist saved than it is to get a Christian that goes to church saved. And that is painfully true. Like why is it that the people that break the commandments the most and heap up the most wrath on themselves are people that have been going to church for 20 years? It's like these structures go out of their way to make these people heap wrath on themselves. And the people don't read the Bible themselves. They don't care enough to read it. So they don't know.
When we take God's name, that in itself, like we need to start walking upright and praying and stuff like that. And like obviously people will be sanctified at all different like speeds. I'm not talking about that at all. But what ends up happening is these people think that they got saved by saying a prayer. They start going to this church and the more that they go to the church, they keep hearing, oh, there's no law. You're with God now. So you like you're good. You're under grace. The person goes to church for years and ends up worse off than before they went to the church. Like they're going to be in more trouble because now they're arrogant in that they think that they're saved. They're better than the sinners outside and like looking down on everybody else, but they're going to be in more trouble because the church gets judged first.
I realized how bad it truly was when I was looking for a church like a year or so ago and I was willing to drive up to 2 hours around me. I could not find a single church that didn't practice pagan holidays. The Bible is so clear. We are not to practice pagan holidays. I can't find a single church that doesn't. I can't find a single church that keeps the commandments. Deuteronomy 13. If anybody tries to sway you away from God's commandments, just know that that's a false prophet. And I've sent them to test you. Isaiah 8:20, to the law and to the testimony. If they speak not according to this word, it's because there is no light in them. Like, these are all very basic biblical requirements in my mind and I can't find it. Like within two hours. Are we serious? And they try to guilt you into entering the corporate church matrix by saying, "Oh, like don't forget to assemble together." But Jesus said, "Where two or three come together in my name, I'm with them." Two or three is a whole lot different than going to see some guy's TED talk about his trip to Jamaica with his family last year.
I wanted to bring up dispensationalism and like hyper-dispensationalism in this video, but I'll just go on about it for too long. But it's just like the most obvious heresy. Like how how could anybody possibly read the Bible and think something like that? Like the doctrine is mind-blowingly wrong. This is what gets me the most. Like most of these things don't require any interpretation whatsoever. Like the Bible will clearly map things out word for word in multiple places. But nobody reads. Like nobody. People that read the Bible for the first time know more scripture than 99% of the modern church. I'm like five or six years in. I've read the Bible several times, right? But again, I'm only five or 6 years in. Why can I run circles around people that are supposed to be trained in this that say that they've been doing it for 20 years? I don't even say that like to be arrogant. I'm saying that like out of concern, like they don't know scripture. Like in their minds, the amount of people that are writing books, leading churches, have massive ministries, doing all of this stuff, like some of them even have seminary degrees and they don't know scripture. Like, how? I mean, I guess I know how because Jesus said to the Pharisees, "You know neither the scriptures nor the power of God." And he repeatedly said, "Have you not read to the people that were like the authorities on reading everything?"
I just constantly feel like I'm in the Twilight Zone. And I don't necessarily want to constantly like rant about the same topic, but I feel like there's a lot of people that feel this way and are afraid. Like they think that they're crazy or they think that there's something wrong with them. If that's you, it's definitely not in your head. People are too afraid to speak up about it. Every time I speak about this, I get drowned in tens of thousands of people like coming for me, but I just don't care because I only care about God and about my siblings that are actually in Christ. The saints are those who keep the commandments of God and the faith in Jesus. He who says, "I know him," but does not keep his commandments is a liar and the truth is not in him. By this we may know who are children of God and children of the devil. Everyone who hopes in him purifies himself as he is pure. If people can't comprehend that or they don't like that or they don't want to accept that, that's not like biblically in the covenant. So, I make my videos for people that are truly in the covenant because I feel like often times we're all on the very same page. We're all just kind of waiting for somebody else to say the thing.
Honestly, one of the things I have never been able to like untie in my mind is when God is talking about Babylon and he says, "Come out of her, my people." From the very first few times I read the Bible, still now I can't get the picture out of my mind of people walking out of churches. I actually think with the majority of these churches, not every single one, don't do the bean soup thing. I get it that there might be a church that's different than what I'm talking about, but I'm saying overall, I think that a lot of these churches leave people worse off and in a worse position with God and further away from God.
There's just so many man-made rules and traditions and regulations. And I'm not even just talking about Catholicism, right? Because that's a very easy target. It's also in Protestantism. Like, there's tons of man-made things and man-made traditions in Protestantism. And it really is just all starting to make so much sense to me because I was doing a bunch of research the past couple days about things along these lines. Come to find out, like a hundred or so years after Jesus was crucified, Marcion, who made the first ever canonized Bible out of just Paul's letters, he threw out everything else. He said that the God of the Old Testament was evil. He had tons of money and he started his own corporate matrix of churches based on Paul's letters. He made a rival church to the original church and his spread way faster because obviously he had way more money to put into it. And here's the kicker. The mainstream church at that time officially like abandoned Marcion's teachings in 144 AD. The 144,000. It's so crazy to me even how like history is almost coded in a way. But yeah, I just it it's crazy how the institution no matter what, it's impossible for the institution to stay with like the original thing. And it makes a lot of sense because the Bible does say repeatedly every time a crowd forms, Jesus departs. He goes and hides up on a mountain.
In Number 16, Korah's rebellion, which Jude brings up again. It says Korah and 250 of the most popular leaders of the congregations went up against Moses and Aaron and they were all saying like basically we're all holy. We're in the congregation. The Lord is with all of us. And Moses said, "Okay, if that's how you feel, the Lord will show who's truly his in the morning." And the ground opened up and swallowed all of them. So the crowd is literally by default going to be wrong. And that's on both sides. It's not Catholicism or Protestantism. It's anything that's like institutionalized or anything that the mainstream touches, the devil just obliterates extremely quickly.
Anyways, I know that this is getting long. I love you guys so much and I will see you in the next.