Posted: Wed Aug 14, 2002 3:44 pm Post subject: Mad House Anointing
These are the words of John Arnott a famous Pentecostal Prophet proudly looking at his Church shaken by the chaotic winds of the Mad House Anointing:
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YOU WOULD THINK YOU WALKED INTO A MAD HOUSE OR SOMETHING. Well we have had one year to acclimatize. If we had started with this at this level we would not have had the faith to go on. I know as a pastor, I would have shut it down.
How many have never been to a church like this in their lives raise your hands.
Folks for sure you have never seen anything like this in your whole Life! Some of you may have seen staggering drunkards babbling Alcohol words, or drug addicts strangely behaving under the influence of narcotics. You may have even seen the wildest scenes of a Carnival crowd, believe me you will be completely stunned by these images of Pentecostal Churches manifesting the Mad House Anointing.
Even John Arnott, the man who has spread this Anointing to his Church, said it took him one year to acclimatize. If you have never been to a Pentecostal Church before, I suggest that you take a deep breath before you proceed with this post.
Even though you have read over and over the warning words in your Bible, foretelling there would be false prophets in the Churches bringing damnable heresies, giving heed to seducing spirits, and doctrines of devils, it is very disturbing to actually see with your own eyes these things happening.
Only the Pentecostal Pastors and the Ministers of disgrace of our Churches who have trodden under their feet the word of God are responsible for these horrifying scenes to take place today in the Churches of Jesus Christ. As a mature Christian, even if this is with tears in your eyes, you need to look at these videos of shame. You need to see with your own eyes all the abominations they are doing in the Pentecostal Churches. You owe this to your family and Christian friends, go to this web site now you will not believe your ears and eyes:
Revelation 18.1
And after these things I saw another angel come down from heaven, having great power; and the earth was lightened with his glory.
18.2
And he cried mightily with a strong voice, saying, Babylon the great is fallen, is fallen, and is become the habitation of devils, and the hold of every foul spirit, and a cage of every unclean and hateful bird.
Obviously, according to the Bible. the popular church in the last days is taken over by evil spirits.
The stuff being brought in as getting the "spirit" is really not much different from the voodoo stuff that took place in the "heathen" countries where they worshipped the evil spirits. To tell you the truth-- I don't even want to look at it-- why fill the mind with those images?
It is destressing to realize that no denomination seems to be immune to false spirit influence.
Hopefully the churches we attend see this movement for what it is, and continue to resist the pressure to "bring on the spirit" with noise and confusion --
Pray that churches will remain where people come together and worship in the true Spirit of Holiness.
If your church is in this BEDLAM, the call is , to come out ---
establish a group where people can worship the LORD in truth and righteousness.
Obviously, according to the Bible, the popular church in the last days is taken over by evil spirits.
The stuff being brought in as getting the "spirit" is really not much different from the voodoo stuff that took place in the "heathen" countries where they worshipped the evil spirits.
I am surprised by your understanding of these manifestations, in my researches I discovered an important fact directly linking the Pentecostal Anointing to Louisiana. The readers may wonder what this anointing manifesting today in many Christian Churches have to do with Louisiana, this place known all over the world for sorcery, witchcraft and voodoo. Louisiana in deed is very famous for wizardry, magnetism and necromancy. The ageless magic rituals of Africa are still performed there openly in typical voodoo ceremonies. Possessed followers of this African cabal can be seen jerking, shaking, falling under the power of African gods and spirits.
The slaves brought from Africa have left this spiritual legacy, in Louisiana this old spiritual belief has survived the test of time, the rituals remained the same from generation to generation. The spirits have been lingering, from fathers to sons, on families traditionally involved in their worship. In Louisiana born in certain family makes a lot of difference, many sons and daughters surprisingly one day are called, by these spirits to replace their great grand parents or parents to perpetuate their worship. This is in this environment of spiritual servitude and familial curse that William J. Seymour the father of Pentecostalism was born in Louisiana in 1870.
At the great wonder of the residents of Los Angeles, in 1906 Mr. William J. Seymour is found conducting a little "Christian" Congregation at Azusa Street and making spirits fall upon his followers. The fire from heaven, the Anointing he was calling Holy Spirit, was strangely manifesting like the familiar spirits of Louisiana. Eye witnesses of the so called Revival of Azusa street reported that during these manifestations the women were projected to the floor gesticulating in very disgraceful manners just like in the voodoo ceremonies of Louisiana. In an issue No. 7 (April, 1907), p. 4 of the Apostolic Faith published by Seymour and his spiritual cohort can be read:
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The power of God shook her so mightily that an elderly lady friend, who had accompanied her to the meetings, was greatly agitated and excited about it; she declared that sister was having a fit, and said something ought to be done to relieve her.
The manifestations were accompanied also by very violent shaking and jerking similar to the spiritual possessions experienced in Louisiana. The Apostolic Faith, published in November of 1906, entitled "Bible Pentecost." on the second page, Glen A. Cook provided his testimony, in which he wrote:
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....My arms began to tremble, and soon I was shaken violently by a great power, and it seemed as though a large pipe was fitted over my neck, my head apparently being off....
In the fourth issue (p. 4), of The Apostolic Faith G. W. Batman wrote:
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I received the baptism with the Holy Ghost and fire and now I feel the presence of the Holy Ghost, not only in my heart but in my lungs, my hands, my arms and all through my body and at times I am shaken like a locomotive steamed up and prepared for a long journey.
William H. Durham also one of the pioneers of Pentecostalism recorded his testimony in the sixth issue of The Apostolic Faith (February-March, 1907), p. 4, where he wrote:
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On Friday evening, March 1, His mighty power came over me, until I jerked and quaked under it for about three hours. It was strange and wonderful and yet glorious. He worked my whole body, one section at a time, first my arms, then my limbs, then my body, then my head, them my face, then my chin, and finally at 1 a.m. Saturday, Mar. 2, after being under the power for three hours, He finished the work on my vocal organs, and spoke through me in unknown tongues.
Basically all the characteristics of the spiritual possessions commonly encountered in Louisiana, were present in the anointed seances of Azusa's Street Church; even though the convulsions, the falling and rolling on the floor were the same, the howling and bestial noises were identical, the uncontrollable laugher and gibberish talking were indistinguishable, William J. Seymour managed to deceive lot of Christians to receive the unquestionable anointing from Louisiana as the Holy Spirit of God.
You can see the picture Mr. William J. Seymour the man who turned the demonic spirits of Louisiana into the "Pentecostal" anointing at:
Every one knows the background of this amazing man called Jesus of Nazareth, John the Baptist proclaimed: "he shall baptize you with the Holy Ghost, and with fire". A Christian will never accuse of racism a person speaking about the Jewish roots of Jesus Christ. However the Pentecostals will not hesitate one second to mark with the label of "Racist" the forehead of anyone who would dare speak about the ancestry of their spiritual Father. Probably the readers did not know that the millions of Pentecostal and Charismatic believers of the world have been baptized with the spirits coming from one man, a very mysterious man called William Joseph Seymour.
As I wrote before, this secretive man in 1906 conducted in Los Angeles the "Revival" of Azusa's Street Church making legions of spirits fall upon his Congregation. This anointed man laid the foundation of the Pentecostal Church and strangely enough they do not want you to inquire about his origin. Very puzzled the readers may be asking what the Pentecostals are hiding about Seymour and his family to systematically and virulently strike with the word "Racist" anyone expressing the desire to learn more about the background of this enigmatic man?
Unlike Jesus Christ whose life can be read about in the Bible, the details of the life of William J. Seymour are kept away from the Christian Community. Only very few people know the truth about the anointed roots of this baby boy born in 1870, in Louisiana sanctuary of the African Cabal called Voodoo. It would be very odd for former Slaves like Simon and Phyllis Seymour not to have raised their son William according to the spiritual beliefs and customs left by their ancestors of Africa. Nevertheless the Pentecostal Leaders are totally refuting the eventuality of an initiation of their Prophet to the demonic depths of voodoo. In spite of their vehement denials, it is more than probable that the infanthood of the Pentecostal Messiah was marked by frequent visits with his parents to the Graveyards of Louisiana observing the traditional rituals and worship of the spirits of the dead. Amazingly today, almost after a centennial of Pentecostalism, just like the possessed voodoo adept of Louisiana, the famous anointed Prophet Benny Hinn admits that personally he has frequently gone to the Graveyards seeking for Anointing:
There are numerous eyewitnesses who have reported disturbing accounts of Demonic Manifestations in the Revival started in 1906 by William J. Seymour at the Azusa's Street Church. Even Charles Fox Parham, the former Bible teacher of William J. Seymour, was shocked by the demonic trances he had witnessed during his visit of the Azusa Street Church. Parham was scandalized by what he saw, he remained all his life denouncing his former Bible Student as a Devil worshipper and a False Prophet. The Newspapers of this period have related with vivid details wild scenes of Demonic possession at bewitched Azusa Street Church. There are no audio-visual documentations of this so-called Revival, however disturbing Videos and Audio Files recorded recently in the Churches prove that this legacy of Seymour called Pentecostalism is simply a refined replica of the voodoo of Louisiana operating under the cover Christianity.
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