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S4 108. Video Ep. Holidays – Come Out of Babylon · Millennial Mustard Seed

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  And after these things I saw another Angel come down from
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  heaven having great power, and the earth was lighted with his
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  glory. And he cried mightily with a
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  strong voice, saying, Babylon, the great is fallen, is fallen,
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  and has become the habitation of devils, and the hold of every
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  foul spirit, and a cage of every unclean and hateful bird.
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  For all nations have drunk of the wine of the wrath of her
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  fornication, and the kings of the earth have committed
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  fornication with her, And the merchants of the earth are waxed
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  rich through the abundance of her delicacies.
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  And I heard another voice from heaven saying, Come out of her,
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  my people, that ye be not partakers of her sins, and that
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  ye receive not of her plagues. Can someone exit something that
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  they're not aware of? So what is Babylon?
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  Babylon isn't just a nation that existed thousands of years ago.
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  Babylon is here today. Babylon is a way of life.
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  Babylon is also Egypt, Greece, Rome, Britain.
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  Babylon is an ongoing society that listens to the whispers of
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  devils and demons, and Babylonians only think about
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  themselves and all the actions from those in Babylon lead to
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  destruction. Babylon exists through the
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  choices and actions derived from the Pagan religions that
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  celebrate those who defy God. Living in Babylon means living
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  in horror because everyone is taking for themselves, and if
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  everyone is taking, nobody is giving.
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  Babylon is tempting because Babylon says you can have and do
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  anything you want when you are allowed to do whatever you want.
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  You are trained to have low patience and to develop low
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  discipline. So if everyone is doing what
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  they want, they're going to enjoy it for a little while
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  until what they want isn't available or what they want gets
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  boring. Once something isn't available
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  or becomes boring, that instant gratification is gone and they
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  will hunt for more gratification.
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  At its essence, Babylon is a parasite.
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  Another way to understand Babylon is to understand its
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  holidays. They include Christmas, Easter,
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  New Year's, Valentine's Day, and Halloween.
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  Christmas has no biblical justification, meaning there is
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  no sign from God through the prophets or disciples of
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  creating a holy day for us. And to top that off, Jesus was
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  born on September 11th, not December 25th.
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  And the Bible doesn't name September 11th as a holy day
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  either. Birthdays also teach you to
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  celebrate yourself, not God. When you understand worship, ask
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  yourself how worshiping yourself is going to go for you.
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  Christmas is about following and celebrating the Pagan religions.
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  On December 25th, Saturnalia was the concluding day for the
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  festival of the birth of the sun God's soul, Invictus in Rome or
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  Mithras in Greece, and they are referring to Lucifer the light
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  bringer. Any worship of a Sun God
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  translates to Lucifer. They are one in the same
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  entities, and to join this December 25th party we can also
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  include Osiris, Horus, Tammuz, Hercules, Bacchus, Adonis, and
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  Jupiter, and these celebrations trace back to the original Sun
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  God of Babylon, Nimrod. None of these celebrations have
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  anything to do with Jesus Christ, as they only serve the
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  Adversary. Christmas is the celebration of
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  Nimrod, the son of Shem, who set out to murder the living God by
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  building the Tower of Babel. The word Easter, which comes
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  from the Anglo-Saxon, is a term derived from the Pagan goddess
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  of the dawn, the word. Easter is of Saxon origin,
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  Estra, the goddess of spring, in whose honor sacrifices were
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  offered about Passover time each year.
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  By the 8th century, Anglo Saxons had adopted the name to
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  designate the celebration of Christ's resurrection.
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  The term Easter was derived from the Anglo-Saxon Austree, the
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  name of the goddess of spring. In her honor, sacrifices were
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  offered at the time of the Venroll equinox or spring
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  equinox. By the 8th century, the term
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  came to be applied to the anniversary of Christ's
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  resurrection. The Pagan holidays of the
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  goddess Austree or Ostara celebrated fertility and new
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  life. The egg symbolized perfection
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  and wholeness in its natural state, and the rabbit was a
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  symbol of fertility. For many cultures, the beginning
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  of the spring season was a symbol of rebirth.
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  This relates to the fact that after the darkness of winter,
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  nature gains a new strength that was symbolized as the ascent of
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  life from the realm of darkness to the world of light.
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  Some may say that the Bible contains Easter in it, and when
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  he had apprehended him, he put him in prison and delivered him
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  to four quaternions of soldiers to keep him, intending after
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  Easter to bring him forth to the people.
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  However, this is a mistranslation from the Greek
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  text where the word Pasha from the Hebrew word Pesach meaning
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  Passover. Many early translators of the
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  Bible into Latin and English chose to use the word Easter
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  instead of the word Passover. That is why it is always
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  important to research from the original Hebrew texts or Greek
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  texts, which were done as direct translations when you find words
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  of conflict for many cultures. Easter is about the return of
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  spring sacrifice rituals and sex rituals to a Pagan goddess and
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  is absolutely not about Jesus Christ's death and resurrection.
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  New Year's Eve comes from the Roman calendar with the God
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  Janus, the God of the gates, doorways and beginnings.
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  January was named after Janus. New Year's brings on the Birth
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  of the Sun or Mithra or Sull. Invictus.
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  Kissing at the moment of transition to the next year is
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  rooted in Pagan's sexual practice and Evergreen wreaths
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  associated with Christmas were originally part of the Pagan
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  Calend celebration of January 1st.
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  New Year's encourages that one participates in excessive
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  drinking, eating, promiscuity and loss of control.
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  New Year's is not God's New Year.
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  That is in the spring and it is called Habib or Nissan on the
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  Hebrew calendar. For this is when God has planned
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  for renewal in Jerusalem. Valentine's Day is not what one
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  would call an innocent friendly day or we practice love for our
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  partners. If you spend even just a small
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  amount of time looking into Valentine's Day history, you
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  will find that it comes from Pagan ritual derived from child
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  sacrifice, sex ritual, and the worship of Cupid, the Roman God
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  of love and the son of Venus and Mars.
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  Cupid would sharpen his arrows wet from the blood of infants.
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  And isn't it ironic that Cupid today is presented as an infant?
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  Originally, Saint Valentine's Day was called Lupricalia during
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  ancient Rome. To begin the festival, members
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  of Lupricai, an order of Roman priests, would gather at a
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  sacred cave where the infants Romulus and Remus, the founders
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  of Rome, were believed to have been cared for by a she, wolf or
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  lupa. The priests would sacrifice a
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  goat for fertility and a dog for purification.
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  They would then strip the goats hide into strips, dip them into
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  the sacrificial blood and take to the streets, gently slapping
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  both women in crops fields with the goat hind.
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  Far from being fearful, Roman women welcomed the touch of the
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  hides because it was believed to make them more fertile in the
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  coming year. Later in the day, according to
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  legend, all the young women in the city would place their names
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  in a big urn. The city's bachelors would each
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  choose a name and become paired for the year with his chosen
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  woman. These matches often ended in
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  marriage. The Roman romantics were drunk,
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  they were naked, says Noah Linsky, A historian at the
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  University of Colorado at Boulder.
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  Young women would actually line up for men to hit them, Lensky
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  says. They believe this would make
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  them fertile. History also records that around
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  500 AD, Pope Galasius established Saint Valentine's
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  Day in an attempt to convert this Pagan Roman fertility
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  festival into a Christian holiday, thus retaining its
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  attractions and making it easier for the Pagan people to accept
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  Christianity. They changed the name to Saint
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  Valentine and both men and women participated in the drawing.
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  And we're told, for the following year to emulate life
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  of the Saint whose name they had drawn In the Victorian age, the
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  infant killer Cupid was changed to a baby himself to make him
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  more attractive. To celebrate, we dress up our
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  children, we dress up ourselves, and we use it as an excuse in
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  excess to alcohol, sugar, food, sex and other things.
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  Halloween is not the innocent let loose fun night that most
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  people believe it is. Our focus is on the dark and
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  evil and demonic things or sexy put outfit here costumes living
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  in horror is not in anyone's best interest.
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  Halloween was originally called SA Win which is an ancient
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  Celtic festival. During this festival people
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  would adorn masks to confuse the dead who have arisen for one day
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  to get revenge on those they dislike during their lifetime.
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  Some would put food outside for the wandering spirits in order
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  to placate them and keep them from causing mischief for the
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  living. Others would try to communicate
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  with their dead relatives and friends through seances.
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  When the Romans conquered the British Isles in the 1st
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  century, they began to merge some of their autumn festivals
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  with so in including Feralia, which celebrated the spirits of
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  the dead. The common denominator in these
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  celebrations was death. In the 8th century, the Roman
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  Church under Pope Gregory the Third moved All Saints Day from
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  May 13th to November 1st, the day previously celebrated as
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  Seawin. The thinking was that
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  establishing the day to honor the dead Saints through masses,
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  prayers and relics on top of a Pagan day to honor the dead
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  would help ease people out of celebrating Seawin.
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  Today, Halloween is one of the most frightful nights to those
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  that the occult sacrifice. It's busiest night for the
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  sacrifice of children to the Pagan gods they worship and we
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  just believe it's a time to party.
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  I ask you to start researching the fallen angels or the
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  interdimensional beings they are who the people are worshipping
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  when they participate in these holidays or festivals.
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  My video, The Rundown of Our Reality, talks about these
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  entities, and there's a library for you to download and review
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  on your own time. Comprehending these entities
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  helps you to see what people are really celebrating, which is our
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  own destruction in the end. Howbeit in vain do they worship
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  me. Teaching for doctrines the
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  commandments of men for laying aside the commandment of God.
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  Ye hold the tradition of men. Then it shall be If you by any
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  means forget the Lord your God and follow other gods and serve
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  them and worship them. I testify against you this day
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  that you shall surely perish. Be careful not to ensnare by
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  inquiring about their gods, saying how do these nations
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  serve their gods? We will do the same.
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  You must not worship the Lord your God in their way, because
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  in worshipping their gods they do all kinds of detestable
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  things. The Lord hates and have no
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  fellowship with the fruitful works of darkness, but rather
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  expose them. If you are not aware of the
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  Pharisees great sin, it was in worshipping tradition over God.
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  That is exactly what these holidays are requiring you to
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  do, on top of worshipping other entities, including the Catholic
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  Saints.