Evil In Power

Secret societies have long operated in the shadows, shaping world events and influencing humanity through secrecy and manipulation. Their origins are deeply tied to the occult, with rituals and beliefs centered on the worship of Lucifer—the Serpent from Genesis. This page uncovers their hidden agendas, exposing how these powerful groups weave darkness into the fabric of our world.

Evil In Power: Unveiling the Darkness Behind the Throne

Throughout history, whispers of shadowy organizations pulling the strings of world events have captivated the minds of truth-seekers. From the cloaked rituals of ancient orders to the calculated maneuvers of modern power brokers, secret societies have wielded influence over nations, economies, and belief systems. But what lies at the core of their power? This page delves into the origins of these clandestine groups, their esoteric practices, and their profound connection to the occult. At the heart of their rituals lies an allegiance to Lucifer—the Serpent in Genesis—whose promise of forbidden knowledge continues to shape their worldview. By unraveling their hidden agendas and exposing their influence, we shed light on the forces driving the chaos and deception in our world today. Join us as we uncover the truth behind the veil, revealing the sinister connections between power, manipulation, and the spiritual battle that transcends time.

History of Secret Societies

Just a key reminder: William Cooper, author of Behold a Pale Horse, does not have a Christian worldview. As a former member of the Office of Naval Intelligence with security clearance, he had access to classified information, including knowledge of high-ranking military and government officials involved in secret societies that worship Lucifer, the dragon/serpent.

In Chapter 2 of his book, Cooper explores the history, structure, practices, and initiation rites of various secret societies. Reading this chapter reveals unsettling parallels to the final evil empire prophesied in the Book of Daniel and the Book of Revelation in the Bible.

I highly encourage you to read and meditate on the Bible, which offers the essential spiritual understanding and discernment needed to recognize and resist the growing influence of these dark forces.

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Roger Morneau

Roger Morneau was a Canadian Christian author and former occultist who became widely known for his books on spiritual warfare, prayer, and demonic deceptions. His powerful testimony describes his journey from occultism to Christianity, exposing the hidden dangers of spiritualism.

Expose the Works of Darkness - Ephesians 5:11

Have no fellowship with the fruitless deeds of darkness

This phrase calls believers to separate themselves from sinful behaviors and practices that are unproductive and contrary to God's will. The term "fellowship" implies a close association or partnership, suggesting that Christians should not participate in or endorse actions that are morally or spiritually corrupt. The "deeds of darkness" refer to sinful acts that are often done in secret or are hidden from the light of God's truth. In biblical context, darkness symbolizes evil, ignorance, and separation from God (John 3:19-20). The call to avoid these deeds aligns with the broader biblical theme of holiness and sanctification, as seen in 1 Peter 1:15-16, where believers are urged to be holy in all their conduct.

but rather expose them

Instead of participating in sinful acts, Christians are encouraged to bring them to light. The act of exposing implies revealing the true nature of these deeds, which can involve both personal repentance and communal accountability. This aligns with the biblical principle of light overcoming darkness, as seen in John 1:5. The call to expose is not merely about condemnation but about leading others to repentance and transformation. This echoes the prophetic role of the church to be a light to the nations (Isaiah 42:6), reflecting the light of Christ (Matthew 5:14-16). The exposure of sin is intended to bring about conviction and ultimately redemption, following the example of Jesus, who confronted sin with truth and grace.