Apollyon Rising Book

[Edgemont]

Wondering if anyone has read Apollyon Rising 2012 or any other Tom Horn books? I'm half way through... Simply phenomenal. I have been scurrying down the rabbit hole for a couple of years now... And I just came upon some seriously life changing info.
I just recently saw Tom Horn at a christian conference. I had never heard of him before this conference but after watching him speak... I am riveted to his research. AND throughly encouraged and frightened at the same time! I can say this for sure, it has impressed upon me the absolute importance of acknowledging Jesus Christ as the ONLY God and savior, in addition to making things/actions more real. This is spiritual war with the most epic and dire consequences. So many things that seem like sure things (like the founding fathers being Christians... Not true!) has been challenged of late for me. The ONLY surety is that JESUS is The I AM (exodus 3:14; John 8:58) And that Jesus is the ONLY WAY (John 14:6).
All of this startling knowledge (like the demonic roots of our country and MANY elected leaders) has led me to again acknowledge that the best way to prepare for calamity is to invest my time, energy, and resources into Jesus and his kingdom. Get some rice, guns, and definitely get the Word in you! (self conviction;)

[Edgemont]

"Not Only were many of the founders of the United States Government Masons, but they received aid from a secret and august body existing in Europe, which helped them to establish this country for a peculiar and particular purpose known only to the initiated few. The Great Seal [The American Seal] is the signature of this exalted body-unseen and for the most part unknown-and the unfinished pyramid upon its reverse side is a trestleboard setting forth symbolically the task to the accomplisment ofwhich the United States Government was dedicated from the day of its inception." Manly P. Hall, 33rd-Degree Freemason.

Hmmm... What is the bigger picture for America?

[Edgemont]

I cannot recommend the DVD series "Secret Beginnings of America" enough. It is a must IMO for every truth seeker. Especially to Christians. I was always conflicted as to why the founding fathers were so peculiar... As in why so many of their seemingly Christian sounding sayings were not backed by Christian actions. Why was Ben Franklin a womanizer and yet also saying "Christian" things? Why wouldn't George Washington acknowledge who his "Christian" beliefs? The list goes on and on...

[Benn Gleck]

The Masons are bad?

My Dad was a Mason and I've heard some whackjobs saying that Masons are devil worshippers. If someone were to say that my Father was a devil worshipper to my face he'd be spitting out his teeth when he came to.

I won't say what I think about some of these conspiracy theorists because I don't want to offend but my Dad was one of the most religious men I've known and he'd never be a member of an organization that would do the things these theorists alledge.

The things people will put in books and on DVD's to make money is obscene and those people will have to answer for their greed in the end.

[All Talk]

The Masons are not evil. A belief in a supreme being is essential to freemasonry; to join the knughts Templar sub-society, you must be a Christian.

Of course, if you think Jews or Mormons are inherently evil, then you might as well throw the masons in, too.