Occult-Type
Fonts on So-Called Christian Websites
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UPDATE:
Point Within a Circle Symbol on Texe Marrs' Site
Episode #8:
The appearance of occult-type fonts on the websites of
so-called Christian ministries conditions
Christians to think the appearance of evil is
acceptable to God.
The Liberty To The Captives
Podcast, "Warning: Texe
Marrs and Uncleanness" contains a warning about the masonic-looking
"A" font on the "Hot Zone Alert" graphic featured on Texe Marrs'
Power of Prophecy main page. This masonic font was also chosen
as part of the cover design of Texe Marrs' Codex Magica on DVD.
(The "A" font in "Freeman Perspective" is fashioned to look like
a compass and square.)
The appearance of occult-type fonts on the websites of
professed Christian ministries is serious because it conditions
Christians to think that the appearance of evil is
acceptable to God. It is not.
Abstain from all
appearance of evil. 1 Thessalonians 5:22
For example,
Zeph Daniel thoroughly marked his former lambreport.com
website with the "point within a circle" masonic symbolism.
(Note: Zeph removed the occult "point with a circle"
symbolism and had his website redesigned shortly after my "Zeph
Daniel: Beware His Net" series commenced. I saved the graphic
here for the purpose of
documenting my statements.
The same masonic-type font
that appears on Texe Marrs' Power of Prophecy website is also
found on the Pioneer Adventist Writings Seventh-day Adventist
Page.
http://dedication.www3.50megs.com/pioneerwritings.html. (This
url is provided for documentation only.) This site contains
links to pages that contain books that teach the dangerous false doctrines of Seventh Day Adventism (the doctrines of Ellen
G. White). Each link on the main page brings the visitor to a
page with a heading that contains one or more an "As" that are
constructed with a small "v" across the middle that causes the
letter to look like a compass and square.
SDADefend.com Uses Same "A" Masonic Font and Winged-Angels
Graphic
update 2/18/07: Another Seventh-day
Adventist site, SDADefend.com, which is presented by
Pilgrim's Rest (Vance
Ferrell), uses the same masonic-type
A font in their "SDADefend.com" graphic.
At this writing, this site
also decorates its
main page with a graphic that depicts angels with wings:
Angels do not have
wings. Cherubim, which are closely associated with the
throne of God and have the faces of animals and man, have
four or five wings:
"Angels do not have
wings; cherubim have four or five wings. (Ezk. 1:6,
10:21 & Rev. 4:7-8)"
(1)
Why does Vance Ferrell
(Pilgrim's Rest) defend Seventh-day Adventism with a site
that uses a masonic font in its "SDADefend.com" graphic and
depicts angels the way New Agers envision them?
Why did
Ellen G. White use occult terminology in her writings?
See:
New Age Markings on Ellen G. White's Writings -- "Mother
Earth" ,"Vital Force" ,
New Age Markings on Ellen G. White --"All-Seeing Eye , New
Age Markings on Ellen G. White --"Life Forces" ,
New Age Markings on Ellen G. White --"The Coming, Seventh-day
Adventists: Yoked With the United Nations
Why
did Ellen G. White use Masonic Terminology?
--
Ellen G. White Uses Masonic Words
Female Angels
Mark Seventh Day Adventist Site
Take note of the three female
angels graphic in the top left-hand corner of the Templeton
Hills Seventh-day Adventist Church main page that a
cached page documents that Steve Wohlberg pastored until at
least Jan. 2, 2007: http://www.templetonhills.com. This url is
provided so that you may verify that occult symbolism is used as
part of the website design of this newly designed Seventh-day
Adventist site.
Female angels are foreign
to the bible:
Whenever the written words
of God describe angels it is always with MASCULINE personal
pronouns such as "he" or him." Feminine personal pronouns
like "she" or "her" are never used. (2)
Flying women with wings are
not angels. Rather, the bible associates such creatures with
wickedness. Female "angels" are actually devils in disguise.
"In the Scriptures angels are never described as having wings,
nor do they manifest themselves as women." (3)
And, behold, there was
lifted up a talent of lead: and this is a woman that sitteth
in the midst of the ephah And he said, This is wickedness.
And he cast it into the midst of the ephah; and he cast the
weight of lead upon the mouth thereof.
Then lifted I up mine eyes, and looked, and, behold, there
came out two women, and the wind was in their wings; for
they had wings like the wings of a stork: and they lifted up
the ephah between the earth and the heaven. Zechariah 5:7-9
Texe Marrs sells Steve
Wohlberg's book, Exposing the Israel Deception,
without warning his readers that this author is a leader in
the Seventh-day Adventist movement.
This is only tiny sampling
of an ominous trend in the falling away and fake church: marking one's
ministry with occult symbolism. Satan's workers are
required to mark their work for their egotistical master.
Followers of the Lord Jesus Christ are commanded to "press
toward the mark for the prize of the high calling of God in
Christ Jesus" not mark their ministries for Satan whether in the
kind of websites they send visitors to or by the use of occult
symbolism or any other way. God commands his people to abstain from all
appearance of evil.
Note: The name of the DVD produced by
The Power Hour that contains a thunderbolt symbol in the opening
seconds of the production is called 9/11: In Plane Sight. For
more information about occult markings on The Power Hour,
see
Alternative Media Broadcasters and Spiritual Compromise.
What
about Dr. Cathy Burns' book, Masonic and Occult Symbols
Illustrated?
Did Dr. Cathy Burns mark
her book for the devil? No. The occult symbols that are
displayed on the cover of her book, Masonic and Occult
Symbols Illustrated are there for a purpose and it is
not a hidden one. These symbols represent the numerous occult
symbols exposed in her book. This podcast is about occult
symbolism that is sneaked onto a website or DVD (or DVD
packaging) or onto a book cover or a website where it serves
a hidden or secret purpose. Occult means hidden. Dr. Burns displayed
occult symbols on her book cover to reveal at first glance
what her book is about. She then proceeded to expose
the hidden meaning of each symbol that is contained on the
cover of her book.
Texe Marrs, the Templeton Hills
Seventh-day Adventist Church website (formerly pastored by
Steve Wohlberg of White Horse Media), the Seventh-day
Adventist Pioneer Writings web site, SDADefend.com, Zeph Daniel and The Power Hour did
not place the
above-mentioned occult-type fonts and symbolism on their
sites and/or products for the purpose of exposing them.
Notes: 1, 2, 3 quoted from the
tract: What
Does the Bible Teach About Angels, Contender Press
February 11, 2006 (Running
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