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Patricia King takes Todd Bentley behind the woodshed?

…it was almost like an audible voice that he was told to marry a certain woman. And they were happily married and they had children…..They had gotten married by making vows and a covenant with each other before God and before man, in response to this word of the Lord that this man had had. And over the years this marriage got a little more uncomfortable. The wife wasn’t on board with the husband and instead of taking time to look after things at home, he looked after his own calling instead, and pursued that calling and got the praises of men and other women and started looking at other women, and started, you know, crossing boundaries on a number of occasions and started being unfaithful within his marriage. His wife still loved him and he decided ‘I want to get a divorce’ and his wife said ‘No, I don’t want one’. He separated from his wife and became involved with another woman and ended up divorcing his wife and marrying this other woman that he had had an affair with. [She becomes indignant] And then [now] he’s trying to get into front line ministry with an endorsement on that ministry saying everything’s fine. I can be divorced and remarried and have this work and it’s not a problem.”

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Patrica King might just be possessed by demons, but she isn’t a false prophet

Say what? Maybe they mean different things when they say words oddly similar to ours. Must me Australian or something.

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Patricia King: We’ve Got Your Children

No, I reckon I don’t mind children experiencing God, but this takes the cake:

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Dominionist Patricia King wants to make movies

I’ve tried to stay away from the Elijah List’s comedy hour/house of horrors, but everyone once in a while, I get an email that makes me laugh/gets my dander up. Such as this one. As part of the Seven Mountain Mandate these dominionists say that they must take over different areas of culture (Business, Media, Education, Entertainment, Government, Family, Religion). One of these ‘mountains’ is the entertainment industry. Seriously. Before Christ can come back, the Church has to make movies.

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Lou Engle urges Americans to Invade Canada for God

Well, not really invade – but don’t think he is not thinking about it that way:

First, from here:

This summer, exactly 40 years after Woodstock, thousands of young, and young at heart, will descend on Vancouver, British Columbia, to cry out to God for a new movement in Canada and the nations of the earth. Biblically 40 years marks the close of a season. With this in mind, TheCRY team believes God is on the move across Canada and wanting to bring an end to a season of immorality, perversion and rebellion by ushering in something totally new. We believe He wants, and already is, ushering in a movement that will baptize a generation with the spirit of holiness and passion for JESUS.

TheCRY is not like anything most Christians have ever experienced. It is a full day of dynamic prayer, worship and fasting with thousands of other believers. Though there are always well known worship bands and ministers that are leading throughout the day, names and bands are not advertised.

The leadership of TheCRY explains this saying, “Our desire is that people would not come because we have marketed big names or Christian celebrities (though we are not necessarily opposed to that in other settings), we want people to come to meet with one big name, Jesus Christ, and to CRY out for this awesome nation that He loves and is asking for [Psalm 2]…” TheCRY is a grass roots interdenominational and intergenerational movement of those who are passionate for Jesus and believe in the power of prayer and fasting to impact Canada for righteousness sake.

The purpose of this is rooted in numerology:

Every generation, every city and every nation has moments. Moments where everything changed. Moments where movements were sparked and propelled. Moments that determined cultural shifts and the moral DNA of the masses. The summer of 69 – exactly 40 years ago this summer – was one of those moments. On August 15th, 1969, thousands of young people gathered in the spirit of sexual immorality and rebellion in a time that came to be known as the sexual revolution. It marked a generation and changed the history of nations. Biblically 40 years marks the close of a season. With this in mind, we believe God is on the move across North America and wanting to bring an end to a season of immorality, perversion and rebellion by ushering in something totally new. We believe He wants – and already is – ushering in a movement that will baptize a generation with the spirit of holiness and passion for JESUS.

It sounds biblicaly, doesn’t it – 40 years and all, but applying biblical things does not make it biblical. Lou Engle and the rest of the TheCall/TheCry are attempting to remake geo-political entities into the Kingdom of God. Yet, we are commanded to leave the things of this world alone, and not to engage in their wars.

They are calling for generals, that’s right, generals:

Ramping into TheCRY will be a series of Canadian Oil meetings where generals of this movement of reformation and revival will be imparting the word of the Lord for this key window of time. Speakers at these meetings will be: Stacey Campbell, Patricia King, Charlie Robinson, Lou Engle, Faytene Kryskow and others.

 

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Analyzed: Feathers from Heaven (It’s a bird, Sid Roth, a bird!)

Bud Press, who has visited the blog before and has invited me to a friendly phone call as produced a report on the ‘angel feathers’ of Patricia King and Sid Roth fame.

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The Unholy Generation – From William Branham to Bob Jones, Todd Bentely, and Jeff Jansen

As I watched the video, I thought that it was produced by one of similiar mind – one seeking to connect the dots from the New Breed like Patricia King, Todd Bentley, and John Crowder to William Branham and ‘Scambach’, but I was surprised – it was actually produced not by one seeking to warn but by one seeking to claim descension from Branham and his ilk – Jeff Jansen.

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