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How is Noah Connected with the Nephilim and the End Times?
L.A. Marzulli, an internationally recognized specialist on the Nephilim, says believers today should pay special attention to Matthew 24, when Jesus warns us that these last days will be “like the days of Noah.
In essence, believers should be waiting for Jesus’ return with great anticipation.
“As were the days of Noah, so will be the coming of the Son of Man. For as in the days before the flood, they were eating and drinking, marrying and giving in marriage, until the day Noah entered the ark, and did not know until the flood came and took them all away, so will be the coming of the Son of Man” (Matt. 24:37-39).
‘Sound of Freedom’ Star Caviezel Blasts Pope, Politicians, Apathetic Christians
While promoting President Donald Trump’s upcoming screening of the new hit movie “Sound of Freedom,” actor Jim Caviezel called out Pope Francis for staying silent about child sex trafficking.
“I’m begging you, Pope of the Roman Catholic Church. What are you doing? Why are you staying silent? Why won’t you speak out?” says Caviezel in an interview with Steve Bannon on “War Room,” one of the top political podcasts in America and a core program on the Real America Voice (RAV) platform. “Don’t you fear the Father in heaven? Don’t you fear the Holy Spirit? Are you a Rothschild Pope? Answer that.”
Caviezel, who plays real-life, pro-child rescuing hero Tim Ballard in the movie, also criticized weak politicians, “emasculated men” and Christians who have done nothing to fight this scourge of sex with underaged kids. It’s a topic that Hollywood refuses to admit because of rampant pedophilia that left-wing extremists are trying to normalize in light of the moral breakdown in America.
From Witchcraft to Worship: Gospel Singer Living Redemptive Power of Jesus
In a startling revelation, renowned gospel singer Jimmy Levy recently opened up about his harrowing journey through the entertainment industry, shedding light on the spiritual battles he faced and the transformative power of Jesus Christ.
Having experienced the dark side of fame after his breakthrough on “American Idol” in 2020, Levy candidly shared how he found himself entangled in a web of loneliness, depression and occult practices before ultimately surrendering his life to Christ.
“When I was in the industry, I became very lonely, depressed, and I realized how dark it is,” Levy told Fox News Digital. He said he witnessed other musicians engaging in witchcraft, which influenced him to start dabbling in the occult. At first, the singer said he didn’t believe in Satan and was just participating to fit in with his peers. {eoa}
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