The Kidnapping of Brazilian Baptists

It's been so long since 2005, but I remember exactly the dramatic events that followed the day I identified the... apostasy established in the Baptist church which I called "mine": I never asked God for things like power and authority, But since then I've ended up communicating with so many different pastors—in the professional sense of the term—that I've ended up demystifying the illusory sacrosanct aura behind which many couldn't help but hide, only to learn that we're dealing with men all along… since "female pastors" are nothing more than thorny anathemas of arrogant egos.
The fact is that the academic journey undertaken to achieve the honorary title of "pastor" ends up distorting any legitimate spiritual vocation, until a professional is built who is ready to fiercely defend their employing ecclesiastical franchise or, worse than that, to invent absurd theological dissensions that lead them to inaugurate their own company... yet another in this flood that only serves to blaspheme the path of Truth.

I cannot deny that there are men of good hearts and intentions among so many, but even those whose minds have not been seared to the point of ignoring the parts of Scripture that conflict with their denominational doctrines… run a serious risk of succumbing to financial needs, remaining silent in the face of the Truth they glimpsed in order to remain salaried and within the system.

For over a year I was able to live with a former Assembly of God pastor who broke with the system: he was a truly called man who delighted in sharing the Word with the public. He recounted many terrifying episodes to me, such as the day a renowned pastor (or perhaps already a bishop?) and his armed henchmen stormed a voting session… simply to “make God’s will prevail” and prevent the split of a convention that, coincidentally, was a monopoly under his control.
It was this dear friend of mine who migrated to the Presbyterian denomination and fell in love with the Institutes, delving into his studies and, exercising his vocation, soon became a teacher in the youth class. Unfortunately, strange episodes began to emerge related to how some Presbyterian leaders not only tolerate, but some are passionate practitioners of Freemasonry; one even enthusiastically shared an account of how unknown "brothers," identified by signs, helped him in an emergency during a trip abroad…
Finally, he understood that not only his calling, but even his baptism was invalid in the eyes of that franchise and that he would have to, as a new convert, be baptized again in order to perhaps be recommended to take — again — an entire pastoral degree course within the norms of that company.

Freemasonry and Christianity

All these details ended up curbing my enthusiasm for Presbyterianism and, of course, led me to deepen my research on both the denomination and Freemasonry: the Masonic website The source where I found the following information has since been removed from the internet, and for that very reason, I believe it's worthwhile to supplement it with information from another source. Masonic website still functional and to publish facts that have the proper documentary support:

STATUTES

In 1723, the first statute of the new organization (The Grand Lodge of London) was published, known worldwide as "Anderson's Constitutions," having been compiled and written by the Rev. Presbyterian James Anderson (1680-1739).
Others say that the "Constitutions" are the work of their preface writer, the Rev. Anglican Jean-Théophile Desaguliers (1683 – 1744) of French Huguenot family who emigrated to England after the revocation of the Edict of Nantes.

Protestant influence

It is undeniable that Modern Freemasonry was organized under Protestant influence. The drafters of the first Statute (Anderson and Desaguliers), due to their beliefs, could not help but introduce evangelical principles into the new organization, mainly because of its intended purpose.
Probably due to these principles, Freemasonry developed significantly in countries where Protestant influence predominated (England, Germany, and North America), later spreading to the rest of the world.

Freemasonry and Baptists in Brazil

The largest Protestant-Evangelical organization in the United States of America, the Southern Baptist Convention, The organization responsible, through the Richmond Board, for establishing Baptist work in Brazil, had, at that time, and still has today, a large number of Masonic members.

The American immigrants who settled in Santa Bárbara, São Paulo, founded the first Baptist Church on Brazilian soil in that city on September 10, 1871, by the American Freemason and Pastor Richard Ratcliff (1831-1912); they also founded, in 1874, the Masonic Lodge “George Washington”, where eight Baptists were present, at least five of whom were also founders of the First Church, including the American Freemason, Pastor Robert Porter Thomas (1825-1897).
Pastor Thomas served as interim pastor on several occasions, both at the First Church and at the Second Station Church, founded on November 2, 1879, by the American Freemason, Pastor Elias Hoton Quillin (1822-1886).
Pastor Thomas's interim pastorate in both churches totaled approximately 30 years of fruitful work, making him the longest-serving pastor in both churches.

On July 12, 1880, at the request of the Station 2 Church, a Council was formed bringing together the two Churches, for the Reception and Consecration to the Ministry of Brother Antônio Teixeira de Albuquerque (1840-1887), who was baptized by Pastor Thomas.
The moderator of the Council, held in the Masonic Lodge hall, was Pastor Quillin, as stated in the letter signed by the moderator and the secretary of the Council to the Foreign Mission Board of the Southern Baptist Convention (Richmond, USA).
We highlight the curious fact that the first Brazilian Baptist pastor, in addition to being baptized by a pastor who was a Freemason, was also consecrated to the Ministry of the Word in the Masonic Lodge hall.

It is important to remember that the church in Santa Bárbara was a missionary church. It was this church that insisted on and succeeded in getting the "Richmond Board" to appoint missionaries to Brazil, thus establishing the "Baptist Mission in Brazil" in Santa Bárbara.
The first missionary was Pastor Quillin, in 1878, who supported himself. He was followed by others, supported by the "Board," all of whom were Freemasons:
William Buck Bagby (1855-1939), in 1880;
Zachary Clay Taylor (1851-1919), in 1882;
Edwin Herbert Soper (1859-1948), in 1885;
Edward Allen Puthuff (1850-1932), in 1885; and others, including Bagby, Soper, and Puthuff, who were pastors of the church in Santa Barbara, which had a significant number of Freemasons among its members.

Freemasonry also helped Brazilian Baptists and Pastor Salomão Luiz Ginsburg, a missionary with the Richmond Foreign Mission Board and also a Freemason, in the construction of the First Baptist Temple in Campos de Goytacazes and the so-called "Church of Christ," called Baptist, in São Fidélis, both in the State of Rio de Janeiro.
In 1921, Solomon Ginsburg published his book "A Wandering Jew in Brazil," his autobiography. In some parts of his account, one finds descriptions of his status as a Freemason.
According to Pastor Ebenezer Soares Ferreira, in the Baptist Journal No. 30, dated July 24, 1894, Ginsburg was the founder, in the city of São Fidélis, in the State of Rio de Janeiro, of the Masonic Lodge “Auxílio à Virtude” (Aid to Virtue), on July 2, 1894, and of the “Church of Christ”, called Baptist, on July 27, 1894, which was the first Baptist Church in São Fidélis. According to the same author, the first Baptist Temple built in Brazil was that of the First Baptist Church of Campos, built under the pastorate of Solomon Ginsburg and with the financial collaboration of the Freemasons.

From Ginsburg's immense body of work, we wish to highlight three further points: Ginsburg was the editor of the Cantor Cristão, the hymnal of the Baptist Churches of Brazil, initially with 16 hymns in 1891, and in the current edition of said Cantor, he appears as the author or translator of 102 hymns.
Ginsburg founded, in April 1, 1902, the Northern Baptist Theological Seminary of Brazil, and he was a spokesperson for the need for Brazilian Baptists to organize themselves into a National Convention, which happened in 1907, with the creation of the centennial Brazilian Baptist Convention.

Missionary Solomon Luiz Ginsburg was a member of several Masonic Lodges, among which we highlight: “Duke of Clarence Lodge”, in the city of Salvador, Bahia; “Restauração Pernambucana”, in Recife, Pernambuco; “Progresso”, in Campos, Rio de Janeiro; “Auxílio à Virtude”, in São Fidélis, Rio de Janeiro; and, within the jurisdiction of the Grand Masonic Lodge of the State of Espírito Santo, he is the patron of Lodge “Salomão Ginsburg” No. 3.

Protestant Freemasons in Brazil

According to David Mein — Rector of the Baptist Theological Seminary of Northern Brazil for forty years; Pastor of the Cordeiro Baptist Church (the second Baptist church founded in the capital); President of the Brazilian Baptist Convention on several occasions and an active Freemason as a member of the "Knights of the Cross" Lodge — numerous other Men of Faith, true Christians, including prominent Baptists in the denomination, have been Freemasons, without finding any incompatibility between the Christian Faith and Masonic practice.
Among them he mentions:

JOSÉ DE SOUZA MARQUES

Pastor José de Souza Marques was president of the Baptist Convention of Rio de Janeiro and the Brazilian Baptist Convention. In 1940, at the Bahia Convention, he organized the Alliance of Brazilian Baptist Pastors, which later became known as the Order of Baptist Ministers of Brazil. He remained president of this organization until 1962., whose fruits everyone knows.
He held important positions in Masonic administration, including serving as president of the Supreme Court of Masonic Justice for a long time.
Even today, the only photograph in the Council Chamber at the Lavradio Masonic Palace (former headquarters of the Grand Orient of Brazil, now the headquarters of the Grand Orient of the State of Rio de Janeiro) is that of Pastor Souza Marques. In the same Palace, the Court of Justice room bears his name.
He was also a full member of the Supreme Council of Brazil for the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite, and his oil portrait is on display at its headquarters.

JORGE BUARQUE LYRA

Jorge Buarque Lyra was a Pastor of the Church Presbyterian from Riachuelo, in Rio de Janeiro, in the 1930s to 50s.
Honorable Federal Inspector of Secondary Education of Rio de Janeiro; writer; poet; active journalist for over 40 years; member of the Academies of Letters of São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro and the Fluminense Cenacle of History and Letters; and also a member of the Fluminense Association of Journalists.
He was an active Freemason of the Grand Orient of Brazil, having been initiated on September 27, 1938, in the Lodge “Propter Humanitaten”, in the Orient of Manhumirim, Minas Gerais; and 30th Degree of the Supreme Council of Brazil of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite.
Furthermore, he was a teacher at several schools in Rio de Janeiro and Niterói; he wrote more than 50 books and works, many of them about the Gospel of Christ, the Presbyterian Church, and Freemasonry, such as: “The Bible and Modern Science”; “The Pentecostal Movement in Brazil”; “Freemasonry and Religion”; “The Main Beams of Freemasonry”; “Freemasonry and Christianity”; “Freemasonry and Politics in Brazil”, among many others.
He was an ardent defender of the compatibility of Freemasonry with Christianity and the Christian Churches; in his Masonic books, he always presented masterful answers as rebuttals to enemy attacks on Freemasonry made by other religious groups, atheists or agnostics, in addition to profound Masonic philosophy.
His book, "The Main Beams of Freemasonry," should be considered essential reading for every intelligent and studious Freemason.

The Opponents of Freemasonry

There are people who have reasons to oppose Freemasonry.
All those who defend principles contrary to Masonic principles are adversaries of Freemasonry, and among these we highlight the Popes of the Roman Church; the sectarians opposed to free will; totalitarians (Nazis, communists, members of the TFP and others); fanatics; Neo-Pentecostals; modern Fundamentalists; Schismatics and many others.
It is interesting to note that The reasons for opposition from modern adversaries of Freemasons are very old and the same ones used by popes in antiquity..

ANOTHER PERSPECTIVE

You belong to your father, the Devil;
and you want to carry out your father's wishes.
He was a murderer from the start.,
And it never relied on truth, because there is no truth in it at all.
When he lies, he speaks his native language.,
Because he is a liar and the father of lies.

(John 8:44 – KJA)

It is a popular saying that the best defense is a good offense, and, starting to refute from the end, this is the method employed by the Freemasons in this section where they describe "the adversaries of Freemasonry": they are so pure and angelic that any position contrary to their practices will have its authors lumped together in this generic basket… including being denied the right to free speech because “The reasons for opposition from modern adversaries of Freemasons are very old and the same ones used by popes in antiquity.“!!
So, if any opponent starts off without reason, it's only fair to use the statements published by the Freemasons themselves to get a glimpse of what their organization really is: the team from the website “The Cutting Edge”"It relied on old and once-secret publications from Masonic publishing houses to conclusively prove what Freemasonry truly is.".
The website “The Sword of the Spirit”"The full translation is available in its subscriber area, and I strongly recommend that you support their work. Based on article 46 of Law 9610/98, I will venture to quote small excerpts for educational purposes and with absolutely no commercial intent.".

There are two very important pieces of information about Freemasonry:
1) Higher-ranking Freemasons lie to their fellow Freemasons because they “deserve to be deceived”;
2) The explanations given to 95% by all Freemasons are wrong. See this quote from a Freemason author:

Peel back the outer shell and find the meaning;
Remove that meaning and find another one;
Below it, if you dig any further, you'll find a third, a fourth—who can say how many teachings?

Carl Claudy

From the first degree, the first initiation, the Freemason is instructed to "seek the Light": Freemasons often say that they are "seeking the Light" and that they will spend their entire lives "walking towards the Light".
Almost everyone in Western civilization will assume that this “Light” is the revelation of the God of the Bible; in fact, this claim is continually made to try to convince us that Freemasonry is Christian. However, the famous Freemason Albert Pike It tells us something else:

Lucifer, the Light-bearer! A strange and mysterious name to give to the Spirit of Darkness! Lucifer, the Son of the Morning! Is it he who brings the Light and who, with his intolerable splendors, blinds fragile, sensual, and petty souls? Doubt it not!
(…)
Freemasonry is identical to the ancient mysteries.

Morals and Dogma of The Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite of Freemasonry,
First excerpt: page 321, Nineteenth Degree, Grand Pontiff;
Second excerpt: page 624, Teachings for the Twenty-Eighth Grade

Being “identical to the ancient mysteries” means that all of its teachings, in all of its books, are exactly the same as the ancient mysteries… pagan and satanic!
Writing under the inspiration of God's Holy Spirit, the apostle Paul gave the perfect definition of the word "pagan":

For they exchanged the truth of God for a lie,
And they worshiped created things rather than the Creator, who is blessed forever.
Amen!

(Romans 1:25 – KJA)

It is remarkable how accurate, even after so many years, this definition by the apostle Paul remains: truly, the pagan worships creatures instead of the marvelous, wise, and infinitely good God the Creator.
Pagans worship animals, insects, birds, rivers, forests, and many other things, but they all share one type of worship in common: the veneration of the sexual act between man and woman, worshipping the male penis and the female vulva.
In fact, their explanations for these symbols are astonishing for the creativity they demonstrate in attributing sexual connotations to many of their symbols.

Masonic symbols and their connotations.

Freemasons do the same thing; however, they differ from Satanists in that they conceal much of the sexual meaning of many of their symbols.
Carl Claudy's quote about the many levels of meaning for a single symbol reveals that it is necessary to keep digging until one can understand them all: learning about the sexual connotations attributed to many of the symbols most commonly used in the Fraternity, compared to the other (non-sexual) meanings taught to lower-degree Freemasons, can be a shocking experience.

The letter “G”

The letter “G” features prominently in Freemasonry: in the lower degrees, the initiate learns that this letter stands for “God” and “Geometry,” which the Supreme Architect of the Universe used to design the world.
However Arthur Waite — occultist and 33rd-degree Freemason — quotes Eliphas Levi, also a 33rd-degree Freemason, and says that:

The letter "G" represents Venus, and the symbol for Venus is a linga, a stylized phallus, venerated in Hinduism.

The Mysteries of Magic: a Digest of the Writing of Eliphas Levi
(The Mysteries of Magic: A Digest of the Writings of Eliphas Levi),
Chicago, DeLaurence, Scott and Co., 1909, p. 217

The greatest Masonic author of all time, Albert Pike, agrees. He says:

Monad is masculine, and Dyad is feminine.
The sexual union between them produces the Triad, which is represented by the letter "G", the generative principle.

Morals and Dogma of The Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite of Freemasonry, pp. 631-632

This term, "generative principle," is a code for the sexual act.

EMBLEM OF THE SQUARE AND COMPASS

Masonic authors claim that the traditional symbolism of the square and compass in Freemasonry represents the heterosexual sexual act.
See how Albert Pike explains this fact to the members of the Thirty-Second Degree:

Therefore, the Compass is the hermetic symbol of the Creative Deity, and the Square symbolizes the Earth, or the productive Universe.

Morals and Dogma of The Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite of Freemasonry, pp. 850-851

Therefore, Freemasons see the compass as the male phallus and the square as the female vulva.
Looking at the Masonic emblem, you can see the obvious penetration of the square by the points of the compass: one point of difference here is that Satanists generally reverse the sexual roles of the Compass and the Square, but whichever way you look at it, the Compass and the Square are considered a symbol of the heterosexual sexual act.

The Masonic Temple and the Pomegranate

The store is a representation of King Solomon's temple, and the temple was designed to symbolize the human maternal body, into which the candidate must enter to be born again.
The uterus and vagina represent the portico of the temple, the pillars of the portico represent the Fallopian tubes, the net, the ligament with its corresponding blood vessels… and the pomegranate, the ovary and its exuberant seeds, the ovules.

Rollin C. Blackmer,
The Lodge and the Craft: A Practical Explanation of the Work of Freemasonry
(The Lodge and the Art: A Practical Explanation of the Work of Freemasonry),
The Standard Masonic Publishing Co., 1923, p. 249

First, this reference to "being born again" is not only NOT biblical, but it is blasphemous and satanic.
Satanists have always tried to teach a false experience of being born again: when someone in the occult goes through the Initiation Ritual and is lifted and pulled out, usually from inside a coffin, they are called "born again.".
Note that Freemasons teach that a person is born again through the Masonic temple, without any mention of the shed blood of Jesus Christ.

Secondly, the Masonic representation of the pomegranate is extremely sexually explicit.
Considering the paganism of Freemasonry, the way the pomegranate is cut in this image may allude to what would be a cross-section of the female reproductive system, from the vagina to the ovaries.
This occult symbol of the pomegranate helps us understand how something initially so simple can be interpreted as a representation of sex.

This obsession of Freemasons with sex is totally pagan, and they represent it in many of their symbols and within the Lodge. Can you imagine a Freemason thinking he is penetrating a woman's vagina when he passes through the portico of the Masonic temple?
It's unbelievable!

Adaptation of content available in the subscriber area of the website “THE SWORD OF THE SPIRIT“

Subjugated Baptists

But what I do, I will continue to do, in order to cut off opportunity from those who seek opportunity.,
so that, in the very things they boast about, they may be found to be just like us.
For such false apostles are deceitful workers, transforming themselves into apostles of Christ.
And no wonder, for Satan himself masquerades as an angel of light.
It is not surprising, then, that his ministers masquerade as ministers of justice;
whose end will be according to their works.

(2ⁿᵈ Corinthians 11:12-15 – ACF)

Knowing that Freemasonry has "Ordo ab chao" as one of its most important expressions — and, therefore, has no restrictions on sowing chaos so that it can, from it and according to its inspiring spirits, impose order according to its perspective — it is providential that "opponents" exist, and it becomes even more perfect when these, in reality, are nothing more than puppets in its hands.
To foster the emergence of an "adversary," knowing that in the future—when such action is almost forgotten by many successive generations—it will be useful as an instrument for creating a conflict along the lines of... Hegelian dialectic… it's like creating a stillborn child to guarantee victory in advance.

Just as Freemasonry nurtured Mozart from his childhood to the point of being revered for his genius... complex symbolism in his works, in the same way, it spurred the creation of comic book industry, whose initially "childish" proposal was altered until it has now become a monstrous vector for all sorts of mysticism and perverse ideologies to reach young people more directly and quickly.
Similarly, it also dominates journalism, entertainment media, medicine, the military, politics, prostitution… and has not hesitated to send emissaries to this vast and underdeveloped country to create Protestant denominations with strategically designed doctrines that prevent any real integration of them into a single Body, because that, indeed, could be a glimpse of the genuine Church of Christ.

Regarding Baptists, it seems that the mockery over the first pastor being baptized by a Freemason in a Masonic temple was insufficient, and they deemed it necessary to signal to mystics worldwide that even the seminary, where all pastors officially recognized by the denomination are trained, is nothing more than a big lie, and for that reason, its inauguration was "coincidentally" on April 1st—a day recognized worldwide since the Middle Ages as "April Fool's Day."“April Fool's Day“"The daughter of the same father they serve — from 1902.".
This doesn't mean that all Baptist pastors are Freemasons… only the "best," most renowned, and successful ones, who were probably co-opted during their "theological" academic journey.
The others are trained within a curriculum determined by Freemasonry itself — through the rectors it appoints — so that they only jump as far as the organization allows and remain limited to the paths it determines, because otherwise, the greedy dogs risk losing the franchise's "golden collar" and having difficulty obtaining their ration, which is much more easily obtained from the consumer sheep attracted by the "Baptist" brand.

ELLIPTICAL SUBJECTS

The fact is that nothing can prevent the children of darkness from infiltrating what should be the congregation of the righteous to carry out their diabolical operations, which, incidentally, may initially appear cloaked in charitable piety, but which, over time, may end up having the filth of their essence revealed.
Far from the bumbling image of villains or evil organizations with flawed plans that writers and screenwriters, sometimes paid by Freemasonry, propagate in books and films, we are not dealing here with a foolish organization to be eradicated with some useless "march to Jesus" or anything similar: they possess resources, power, and influence... including among language masters who know perfectly well how to use things like the "elliptical subject" to their advantage!
Consider this case of translations and versions of the Scriptures:

παντα ισχυω εν τω ενδυναμουντι με χριστω /
I can do all things in Christ that strengthens me. /
I can do all things through Christ which strengtheneth me. /
I can do all things through him who strengthens me.

(Philippians 4:13 – TR ACF / KJV / KJA)

Far from demonizing the team responsible for the KJA (King James Version) or its entire content, I prefer to consider that in this passage we have a perfect example of the type of "loophole" frequently used by Satan's servants: since the TR (Textus Receptus) the name of Christ (in Greek, χριστωThe name of the Lord was explicitly quoted in that passage, followed by the ACF (Almeida Corrigida e Fiel) and the KJV (King James Version)... in all of them I highlighted the sublime name of the Lord by writing it in capital letters.
Now comes the inexplicable fact: why did the so-called "updated" version—abandoning even its fidelity to the English version—simply decide to obliterate the spelling of Christ's name in this passage so important and so frequently cited? Laziness on the part of the translator? Saving ink or paper?!?

Now, as I've already said, we cannot summarily condemn the KJA workers for this lapse, but—aside from highlighting the obligation that Christians have to learn to perform the exegesis During their Bible studies—this transformation of the name of Christ into an elliptical subject simply allows Satanists to enter any Christian congregation and proclaim to all present, "I can do all things through him who strengthens me"... many will be thinking of Christ, but they, without lying and smiling, will be referring to the same "bearer of light" that Lucifer is to the Freemasons!
That being said, let's read an official account and learn about an emblem:

The UFMBB's journey of blessings began in 1893, when a group of women, led by the American missionary... Emma Morton Ginsburg — Solomon Ginsburg's wife — meets for prayer and Bible studies on missions at the First Baptist Church of Niterói, RJ: the pleasant news of the organization of the first society soon spread, and in a short time, other societies were organized.
In 1902, the organization of the first Children's Society — Ray of Light — was recorded on August 2nd, at the Baptist Church of Engenho de Dentro, Rio de Janeiro. It is likely that other groups already existed.
In 1907, at one of the meetings of the first Assembly of the Brazilian Baptist Convention, Mrs. Emma, a passionate advocate for women's work, presented a project to create an organization that would bring together all women's societies into a national organization.
On June 23, 1908, during the 2nd meeting of the Brazilian Baptist Convention, the Baptist Women's Missionary Union of Brazil was organized. There were already 20 women's societies and five children's organizations: few women, no literature, only much love for God and a desire to serve Him.

HISTORY OF THE BAPTIST WOMEN'S MISSIONARY UNION OF BRAZIL, "FIRST BOARD OF DIRECTORS"“

The unwary person believes all the information they receive.,
But a prudent man is careful where he steps.
(…)
Watch!
I am sending you out like sheep among wolves.
Therefore, be shrewd as snakes and innocent as doves.

(Proverbs 14:15 / Matthew 10:16 KJA)

Although I know that women have been active in Freemasonry since before Mozart's time, I dare not claim that Emma Morton was one, but her husband openly was, and the original emblem of the UFMBB above, aside from the deliberate choice of the biblical passage without the name of Christ, was filled with a sort of symbols whose meaning sounds very noble and beautiful to the eyes of the unwary. However, knowing the rudiments of the obscene workings of Masonic symbolism, I was astonished when I came across the stylized version of the emblem above, and the image I present below can be perfectly interpreted as a vision of all the intimate feminine components… if I may be understood.

In fact, I suspect that this obscene symbolism has become so obvious that a new emblem was launched: they removed the perineal dividing line, transforming the vulviform contour into a fish; the folds within the circle no longer converge at the center; the isosceles trapezoid — which could represent the “passage of light into the world,” in every sense — took the form of a book, and the “point of fire” that was previously located in the anterior portion of the represented organ was placed upon it.
In fact, this update seems like an admission of guilt, mainly because it completely detaches itself from both similarities to female anatomy and the original emblem.

Please note that I am not seeking sensationalism, but I believe it is important to clearly warn about this thorny issue that few are willing to address: attacking me is pointless because none of the information I compile and present here is even of my own making! I am merely a prudent man striving to watch where I step since, without any merit of my own, I was... shaken out of the comfort of "my Baptist church"“… absolutely and irreversibly consumed by apostasy in the present day.
Apart from my perseverance in faith in Christ without needing a religious system and my patience in reading and meditating on the Scriptures, in nothing am I more excellent than anyone else, having even been an advisor to the King's Ambassadors in an embassy that had to decide between which Freemason — Solomon Ginsburg or William Buck Bagby — would be honored!
I understood that not all Baptist pastors are Freemasons when I learned that in October 2001... Pastor Paulo Pimentel denounced The inappropriate similarities between the "initiation ceremony of the king's ambassadors" and the "1st degree ritual of Freemasonry." See the transcript below:

After reading all the information gathered here, I believe, with great regret, that I can answer the pastor's questions in the order in which they were formulated:
It is not, and never was, "mere coincidence," and there was undoubtedly a centuries-old—if not millennia-old!—plan with purely subversive objectives.
Many Baptist men have gone through this, and without a doubt, not a few have had their consciences seared to the point that they can never again reconcile themselves with the pure and simple Truth presented in the Scriptures.
Not only the men, but the entire structure of the Baptist denomination was founded from the beginning on the mystical and esoteric principles of Freemasonry, forming a system susceptible to rupture the moment its creators and sponsors... so they decide that it is necessary. It is simply something irreversible and part of the fulfillment of prophecy.
The genuine work of Holy Spirit It does not occur collectively and, despite the majority of fanatics Well-intentioned, I firmly believe that a few are still genuine Christians who refuse to take part. in the circus of horrors into which they were transformed ecclesiastical businesses.

CONCLUSION

Only such a large and consolidated Masonic dominance over Baptists can explain why so many churches retain the title of "Baptist" despite the heresies they promote... absurdities such as the terrible... prophetic-apostolic congresses, ...in buildings belonging to leaders who transform them into family property to be passed down from generation to generation as if the Lord's calling had a "sacred lineage"...

This explains why heretics like Rick Warren e Youssef Akiva They find the doors wide open to proliferate their serious and pernicious distortions, even though some of them have been widely and properly denounced since before their popularization!
This explains why they never rejected a woman who moans like a cat in heat while crawling on a stage and, on the contrary, hailed her as a "leader" and practically turned her into an object of worship.
This alone explains why leaders remain silent in the face of so many heresies from other leaders, but threaten and bark with great ferocity against the few who, without losing faith and based on the Scriptures, dare to escape their control. institutional controlThose who go out and wallow in the mud of the "big world" simply don't represent a risk!

Similarly, the hierarchical structure characteristic of Freemasonry may also explain the occasions when people I have never spoken to personally appear, after reading one of my publications, indignant and furious—as did, for example, the... mystic Daniel Mastral — asking who my pastor is and what my church is: perhaps they are “fraternal” creatures searching for whoever allowed a madman like me to write so much without threats or coercion!
It might even be possible to punish in some way (probably starting with financial punishment) colleagues or subordinates who are performing poorly…

Unfortunately, one day my dear brother, the pastor (mentioned at the beginning of this text), decided to tell me a part of his own story that, frankly, I didn't need to know: in the past, he had been a missionary who ended up financially abandoned in a desolate field, married to an unbalanced woman who, out of jealousy, didn't take good care of their sick son, leading to the child's death. This caused a divorce… and, given the facts, I don't even know the reason for that marriage other than to fulfill "professional requirements.".
In short, everything I knew about him was related to his second marriage, and after all this confession, I think he felt embarrassed and started distancing himself from me… I miss him, but I heard he's gone back to pastoring at [church name]. Assembly of God which, just like the Presbyterian Church, They have no real advantage or disadvantage over Baptists in relation to their origins: all built upon something that should be "The Rock," but is merely the mountain of money, manipulation, and lies of secret societies.
A“Stockholm Syndrome”"That which enslaves formal religious people allows me, for the first time, to end an article not with a quote from a biblical passage, but with a line from a film where evil reveals its own actions:"

You need to understand, most of these people are not ready to wake up.
And many of them are so inert, so desperately dependent on the system,
who will fight to protect him.

Morpheus, a character from the movie "The Matrix" (1999)

Millennial cycles also come to an end.

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My goal is the edification of the true Body of Christ, and precisely for that reason, I understand that there is no way to prevent the actions of secret societies, but even so, I am not and should never be a part of them, even if it means going through as many hardships as I have been going through, and precisely for that reason, I need any collaboration you can offer me: comments, shares, and reactions help to spread this content.
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