A Religious GRIFTER Started Latter Rain: Angelus Temple Secrets

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  • @undergroundpublishing
    @undergroundpublishing 14 днів тому +1

    If you read the book, "This is That" Amy Semple McPherson predicted her "kidnapping" 6 years before it happened and claim that the church would be divided over whether they believed her about it. I cited it in my church history book so comment if you'd like a citation.

  • @Star-dj1kw
    @Star-dj1kw 16 днів тому +2

    ✅ very good video

  • @lesliewells-ig5dl
    @lesliewells-ig5dl 15 днів тому +1

    It's hard to believe Davis did all the bad stuff he did.

  • @bemoguy
    @bemoguy 17 днів тому +3

    The late Pastor and Bible teacher, Jack Hayford, was a Four Square minister. I remember hearing him share his journey as a believer who had some racial biases and how God liberated him over time to where he joyfully presided over a number of interracial marriage ceremonies of his congregants. Truth set him free!

    • @tnowandthen-t8t
      @tnowandthen-t8t 17 днів тому +1

      Hayford was a good man, but the blinding effects of the charismatic movement restrained even that good man from speaking out against the obvious chicanery, blasphemy, and false teaching of anybody who claimed to speak in tongues.
      This is a repeated pattern, and it is one of the many proofs that the charismatic movement is a work of Satan.

  • @GreenGrapes-n1q
    @GreenGrapes-n1q 17 днів тому +3

    Wow, Thank you for sharing this!!!!!

  • @tnowandthen-t8t
    @tnowandthen-t8t 17 днів тому +8

    Have ANY of these people been anything OTHER than two bit con artists???

    • @laurenfromdownsouth
      @laurenfromdownsouth 17 днів тому +4

      I think they were certain they could hoodwink enough people to cash in on it, and did so.

    • @tnowandthen-t8t
      @tnowandthen-t8t 17 днів тому +2

      @@laurenfromdownsouth They were right, too!
      And they are still cranking out the money machine, er, I mean, "ministry".
      Nah, I meant money machine!

  • @TedRobinson-cc9od
    @TedRobinson-cc9od 17 днів тому +4

    Check out ..Ida Oklahoma ...Where Oral Roberts got his start and often refers to it in his Books

  • @BIBSTERSrepairshop
    @BIBSTERSrepairshop 12 днів тому

    Is there a link to the full episode trying to find it but can’t seem too

  • @JRMaranatha2024
    @JRMaranatha2024 17 днів тому +4

    Interesting...the pastor of first charismatic church I attended (in North Carolina) was from Paris, Texas. He had some strange beliefs for sure - very cult-like/shepherding and manipulative behavior. They belonged to an apostolic "ministry" called Evangel Fellowship International (EFI). The Apostle of that organization definitely called the shots!

    • @tnowandthen-t8t
      @tnowandthen-t8t 17 днів тому +3

      Jesus chose 13 Apostles (counting Judas) personally. All were eyewitnesses of Him being resurrected.
      All today who claim to be apostles are false.

    • @lindajohnson4204
      @lindajohnson4204 16 днів тому +1

      ​@@tnowandthen-t8tThey claim that they were "sent", and that makes them apostles. By that standard, all _real_ Christians would be apostles, because we were all sent, as a group, to go into all the world to share the gospel. The 12 were sent for this special purpose, to establish the church before the New Testament was ready, so they grab the authority which the real apostles had, claiming to have had some kind of special calling to apostleship, which I don't believe really happens. I live across from the world headquarters of a denomination of apostles, and when they have met for the meetings of apostles, they have arrived in hired Rolls Royces, accompanied by police motorcycles (not lately; tithes and offerings must be down).

    • @tnowandthen-t8t
      @tnowandthen-t8t 16 днів тому +1

      @@lindajohnson4204 Exactly.
      Nobody today can be an eyewitness to the risen Christ, and nobody today can do the signs of an apostle.
      I mean ACTUALLY do them, not CLAIM to do them.

  • @lejeanmercury6989
    @lejeanmercury6989 10 днів тому

    George Burns wrote in one of his books that Amy simple McPherson was having an affair with his friend. Apparently it was very well known and talked about around the Hollywood area. I'm sure he wouldn't put that in the book If it wasn't true because he would have been liable for slander otherwise. She sure knew how to put on a show though. A lot of the actors would go and watch her meetings because of the shows she would put on. In fact Anthony Quinn was one of them

  • @estevenn_
    @estevenn_ 17 днів тому +2

    Which specific episode is this from

  • @estevenn_
    @estevenn_ 17 днів тому +2

    Is all this in your book?

  • @johnnyplunkett8532
    @johnnyplunkett8532 17 днів тому +1

    Every religous leader except Jesus is a partial con. It's human nature.