Refuse to Fear

Theology and Politics from a Conservative, Biblical Perspective

The subject of End Times/Last Days is can be polarizing among Christians, to say the least. Generally, there are two main camps due to the method used by the student of the Bible to interpret prophetic passages; allegorically or literally. It’s more than a shame this exists, especially considering the End Times/Last Days is not a “top drawer” doctrine, even though some believe the way prophetic discourse can be interpreted can mean a “loss of salvation” due to “heresy.” We’ll leave that for another day though.

Global society has not gotten to the point it’s at now without powerful people having built a strong foundation under the direction of Satan that furthers Satan’s objectives. This foundation didn’t happen overnight and successive building on it has been accelerating very quickly especially within the past few years. It’s almost as though the world is in a hurry to fulfill what the Bible tells us will occur prior to the start of the Tribulation and even to the physical second coming of our Lord to end of the Tribulation.

None of this is an accident, nor does it appear it can be rejected. Anyone who thinks that doesn’t understand Scripture or the ramifications of all that has been undertaken to usher in a final global order over the past few generations. It appears we’ve reached the point of no return and there’s very good reason for that.

Even if society could set a new direction politically and socially, according to Scripture, it wouldn’t last. This is the problem with pinning hopes on a specific political candidate (including Trump). While Trump was, in many ways, a decent president who seemed to want to do what was best for America, it is clear he was controlled so that even when he accomplished something good, it was often overshadowed by problems. This also happened with President Reagan and others because the same insider advisors went from one administration to the next starting in earnest with Jimmy Carter’s. Now of course, the goal is to keep Trump from being able to run in the next election. If they’re not successful there, what is the only other option to keep Trump from gaining the Oval Office again? Even if he is successful in his attempt at re-election, globalists would do all they could to make his presidency ineffective.

The families in control – controbalists, power elite, globalists, etc. – sold themselves to Satan long ago. Because of this, they erroneously believe that their mega-wealth is a reward for doing what is “right,” though it’s actually simply an incentive from Satan. Without realizing it, they work for Satan (who opposes God), though the power elite believe they are united with Lucifer, the “light-giver,” (not biblical/mythological Satan). These people are truly deceived and brainwashed into believing that what they are doing is right. They are tragically wrong and their only salvation would be for God to open their eyes and repent. That will likely not happen, though of course, with God, all things are possible (Matthew 19:26).

The entire subject of End Times is riveting. It can also be overwhelming in many ways, causing undo fear within people, even Christians. That is not what God intends for His own. It should increase our faith in Him, not fear of the world, the flesh or the devil.

I’ve been studying prophecy for decades and you never get to the end of it. It’s that complex. Yet, I’d like to highlight a book I’m currently reading that, in my opinion, provides the logical overview and progression of how very powerful people have been given the satanic insight (and needed financial power), to direct global society to Satan’s end goal. Much of this – as shown by the author – was actually in place before most of us were born.

In his book The New World Religion and the Beliefs of the Elite[1], James Musker traces the history of numerous powerful families and the secretive organizations over the course of hundreds of years, often comparing things with Nimrod and Genesis 11. He names names and he provides documentation to prove connections. Musker’s book was published in 2018 and as such, several years later, it’s interesting to see how much things have progressed since that publication.

I have a few minor issues with the book as I am still currently reading through it. Apparently, the author agrees with the JEPD theory [2], which essentially denies the full Mosaic authorship of the Pentateuch. Folks who believe this theory believe that Moses as well as others wrote the first five books. They go through numerous contortions in an attempt to prove it, but the theory never impressed me and made it appear what it is – a denial of the God-ordained authorship of Moses in an attempt to downgrade God’s part in the whole process.

Another negative is the fact that Musker, like many, misquotes 1 Timothy 6:10. He leaves out the first few words “For the love of…” leaving only the remainder, “…money is the root of all evil.” That diametrically changes the meaning of the statement by doing that. Money in and of itself is not evil, but a tool used to purchase. However, falling in love with money to worship it so that it becomes a person’s god is extremely dangerous and sinful. For this reason, it is specifically the love of money that leads to all manner of criminal endeavors and corruption.

That aside, Musker’s book is well-written and filled with pertinent information regarding how very powerful people began – generations ago – gaining power over governments. This was done by actually loaning money to governments. It was better than loaning to average people simply because the government, in order to repay its debt, could always increase taxes or give land in exchange for payment.

This is how the Rothchilds became so wealthy. They loaned and became more powerful over time. Now, they are one of the richest families in the world.

Musker also goes into great length about the “religion” of the proponents of the coming New World Order. He starts off by introducing what he calls the “Great Plan” with its three legs: economics, politics and religion. Controlling those provides ultimate control. He goes into the UN’s Agenda 21 and the process by which the main religions of the world (including Christianity), continue to be amended so that they become ultimately united, which is ongoing.

Musker also delves into the history of Theosophy, the New Age and the reasons he believes the New World Order is coming. Following this, he breaks things down to provide glimpses of many groups that have come into existence because of controbalists – political groups, round tables, NGOs, foundations, think tanks, secret societies, religious groups, deep state, and more – working together to bring some aspect of the final world order to fruition.

The author also highlights specific historical individuals and what they are known as well as what they have accomplished (Carroll Quigley, Cecil Rhodes, Alfred Milner, Manly Hall, etc). From there, Musker gets into the process of social engineering global societies; how it’s done and the effect of it. He also takes a trip down false flag lane, dealing with numerous hoaxes and compares life before and after the original 9/11. All of it has taken a heavy toll on society, forcing a coalescence.

Next, he highlights Freemasonry and how occultic it is from the beginning, paying attention to Hiram Abiff, Manly Hall, the satanic baptism and the orientation of King Solomon’s Temple, etc. From here, he goes into the area of spiritual discernment, something utterly lacking in too many Christians today. He talks of the religion of the super elite, their Luciferian philosophy, Satan, theistic Luciferianism, Lucifer as the elite’s savior, the androgynous agenda and a whole lot more.

He then gets into details associated with Gnosticism, Kabbalah, the music industry, hermeticism, the magician of the elite, the origin of things (from the elite’s perspective), Islam and the beliefs of the elite, Tawaf or the curcumambulation of the Kabaa, Venus, Islam, the Shriners and the elite. This book is not something you will sit down and read in one setting. You’ll probably read a bit here and more there and then more later to be able to absorb it all.

Musker spends time on the Theosophical Society, beginning with Madame Blavatsky, Annie Bessant, Alice Bailey and Koot Hoomi. He explains channeling and overshadowing, then highlights David Icke, the Age of Aquarius, the End of the Age, and the very important Externalization of the Hierarchy and the hoped for results of that. He touches on Benjamin Creme as well and we are only up to Chapter 11 by this point.

The remainder of the book delves into the beliefs and business of the United Nations and how he believes they intend to force all religions together as one. Musker then details what he believes this new religion as the final world government is rolled out will look like (think GAIA or Mother Earth). But will this religion ultimately be eliminated?

Throughout his book, Musker refers to the globalists who have garnered so much power that it has enabled them to direct the affairs of the world through governmental forces, referring to them as the Cryptocracy. He seems to tie in all the various threads including transhumanism, coming economic collapse, alien invasion, gradualism, WWIII, depopulation and post-Capitalist society. His final chapter – 15 – highlights how he believes the Cryptocracy are making mistakes. I would agree that though they have something in mind for their final global government, it probably will not look like they want it to look because it is Satan who is ultimately guiding it and he doesn’t tell them everything.

Musker tries to offer a “what can we do about this?” scenario, but he also admits that we may have come too far down the road. What seems inevitable is most likely inevitable.

However, where does that leave the average Christian? FREE. Absolutely free!

We can choose to become entangled in the world’s affairs, using our energy and money to fight for this or that cause in trying to restore America, but in the end, we may simply find ourselves worn out, penniless or even in prison. Is there a better approach?

After reading as much as I’ve read through of Musker’s book so far, I can honestly say that I am relieved. Yes, relieved because I have realized anew that what will be, will be. God is never mocked and He is ultimately in charge of what is occurring throughout the earth now and in the future. As a Christian, I am now more inclined than ever to disassociate myself with all the politics and social experimentation that’s occurring right now. I cannot change anything. There is no human being in politics who will “save” America, though one is coming who will “solutions” to the world, then go to war against those who refuse to bow the knee to him. America, like the entire world, is destined for a showdown with God’s judgment and it won’t be pretty. I believe, to a point, Christians can maintain their distance and keep their eyes on the prize of the high calling in Christ Jesus (Philippians 3:14), so let’s press on to that.

I can move on with my life, following Paul’s advice here closely.

But we urge you, brothers, to excel more and more and to aspire to live quietly, to attend to your own matters, and to work with your own hands, as we instructed you. Then you will behave properly toward outsiders, without being dependent on anyone. (1 Thessalonians 4:10b-12)

Paul says as much in Romans 12 too. Was Paul giving us a suggestion or command? I think it’s obvious. This world will pass away. If we live quiet lives, minding our own business and working with our hands to earn a living, we will be much better prepared to look to the Lord for our needs. He will provide.

I don’t believe God is going to change America or world until He physically returns. In fact, though America may have been built on biblical principles, our founding fathers were essentially deists, not Christians. Like Freemasons, they believed in the Great Architect, not the Most High God of the Bible. The “great architect” is none other than Satan.

God will accomplish His purposes in and through us. We can do so willingly or unwillingly but He will succeed. He will use us for His purposes to live a life that is devoid of fear, inspiring those around us to wonder why we are different. Therein lies the perfect opportunity to use words to describe the hope we have in God (1 John 5:13-14, 1 Peter 1:3-6, Ephesians 2:8-10, 2 Corinthians 4:16-18, John 4:13-14). Please take the time to look those verses up, meditate on them and embrace them.

God does not want us worrying about what’s happening in this life. He instead wants us to turn to Him in trust and commitment. He will bless accordingly.

[1] New World Religion“>New World Religion and the Beliefs of the Elite

[2] https://www.gotquestions.org/JEDP-theory.html

Theology and Politics from a Conservative, Biblical Perspective