Jesus practiced Satanism
We know today that the gospels are unreliable. There are four of them and they claim to tell us about Jesus Christ the saviour of the world . Incredibly the gospels imply that he was a Satanist or in league with the Devil! Let us examine this frightful suggestion. Let us see if Jesus was in league with the Devil and a Satanist if he lived.
ABADDON THE NAME OF JESUS
In the Book of Revelation, an evil angelic monster who heads plagues of locusts and whose name means doom and who stands for the bottomless pit of damnation is mentioned. His name is Abaddon/Apollyon meaning the destroyer. Abaddon is feared as a demon in the Church. Abaddon has surfaced in many exorcism stories. Jesus himself spoke of the demon who comes only to divide and destroy. There is no room here for saying that Abaddon is a messenger of severe but deserved and inevitable justice. He carries the name destruction which means he is about it and defined by it and revels in it. You may have to abort babies to save lives but if you call yourself Terminator this shows your motives are not good.
Revelation 20:1-3 speaks of this angel having the power from God, the key, to put people into the bottomless pit. As the book says Jesus holds all keys, Abaddon is Jesus.
[Quote from Jehovah's Witnesses website, APOLLYON
(A·polʹlyon) [Destroyer].
The Greek name used by the apostle John to translate the Hebrew “Abaddon” at
Revelation 9:11. Apollyon means “Destroyer,” and is given as the name of “the
angel of the abyss.” Though most reference works apply this name to some evil
personage or force, the whole setting of the apocalyptic vision is to the
contrary, as it consistently portrays angels being used by God to bring woes
upon His enemies.
The use of the related verb a·polʹly·mi illustrates this, as at James 4:12,
which says of God: “One there is that is lawgiver and judge, he who is able to
save and to destroy.” (Compare Matthew 10:28.) The unclean spirit cast out of a
man by Jesus in a synagogue at Capernaum acknowledged Jesus as God’s agent and
said: “What have we to do with you, Jesus you Nazarene? Did you come to destroy
us?” (Mark 1:24; Luke 4:34) Jesus warned unrepentant opposers among his
listeners of the danger of being destroyed. (Luke 13:3-5; 20:16) These and other
texts point to the glorified Christ Jesus as the one referred to by this
title.—Compare Rev 19:11-16; Luke 8:31; see ABADDON.
The idea of Jesus as this demon fits Revelation 2:
21 I have given her time to repent of her immorality, but she is unwilling.
22 So I will cast her on a bed of suffering, and I will make those who commit adultery with her suffer intensely, unless they repent of her ways.
23 I will strike her children dead. Then all the churches will know that I am he who searches hearts and minds, and I will repay each of you according to your deeds.
The excuse that the Bible usually speaks of God making bad things happen when it means he only let them happen and it is our fault does not wash here. It might be true of primitive texts but this is the last text of the New Testament. True her fate is her fault but Jesus is clear that he is taking action to hurt her. He is clear that the Church will see the dead children and know he killed them as punishment.
The Jews are on record in the New Testament as feeling
that Jesus was possessed by a demon.
JESUS THE SATANIST!
Jesus said that there is no one worse than the Devil and then said that being
given the Devil’s own name was not the worst insult (Matthew 10:25). Here he was
certainly praising the Devil and trying to put him in a better light than to
that which he belonged. He was saying that he liked the supreme evil person a
lot better than he should. He was honouring the Devil here and displaying his
allegiance to him instead of God. To honour the Devil is to make a pact with
him. It is selling your soul. Jesus may not have signed a contract with his
blood but he was making a deal with the Devil. Jesus was capable of flattery and
we see him employing it here.
Jesus once did a miracle of multiplying loaves and fishes for thousands of
people and they enthusiastically followed him afterwards but he told them firmly
that they were only after him because they got a feed (John 6:14). His sign
failed to touch them and the passage gives no hint that only some of the crowd
were meant so it could mean all. God would not do miracles that make others more
selfish and even the Church says one of the tests of a divine miracle is the
great spiritual good that comes out of it. By Old Testament standards, the
miracle could only be the product of evil sorcery. Jesus tried to imitate
characters like Elijah and Elisha who did secret miracles and which followed the
rites of pagan sorcerers. For example, Elisha lay on top of a dead boy and put
his hands on his hands and his feet on his feet and his mouth on his mouth to
revive him which is indicatory of pagan magical techniques (page 115, Miracles
in Dispute). Jesus’ doctrine of a heavenly bliss that nobody normal could refuse
when offered destroys any chance of his religion being really unselfish. If
Jesus had offered a Heaven where discipline continues and which is not
necessarily so pleasant it would have made more sense and ensured more altruism
which was the cornerstone of his ethical system. The entire system was one of
fabrication and disguise so he followed the Devil he condemned.
Jesus said that his arrest in the Garden of Gethsemane before his crucifixion
was the triumph of the powers of darkness. It was not as if he had to suffer and
die to save all. It was a false victory. He did not see it as the demons
destroying his good self for he expected to come back from the dead. He saw his
death as the weapon which he would use to create an empire of evil as his
offering to his infernal master. And it worked! The death of Jesus has led to
evil so great that it is incomprehensible!
John says that Satan put it into the heart of Judas to betray Jesus. Satan would
have suspected that Jesus was God’s Son if he couldn’t get him to sin and would
have plotted to get Jesus killed some quieter way thus reducing the likelihood
that Jesus could get converts out of it or by rising from the dead. If Satan was
a willing cause of Jesus’ death then Jesus was his servant. Jesus told Judas to
go ahead and do the job, to go and obey Satan. Jesus wanted to die for Satan.
Loyal wasn’t he?
Mary Magdalene was afflicted by seven demons and allegedly cured. Yet she
started the rumpus about Jesus’ resurrection. But what if she only acted as if
she were cured? Nobody could tell if she was. What if she was guided by evil
spirits to make the others think they saw Jesus? Powerful personalities can make
people assume that their imagination is the reality. And one with psychic powers
would be omnipotent and know what buttons to press so demons might have given
her a few. What if her strength was increased by her madness – it happens – and
she duped the soldiers (assuming the unlikely claim that there were soldiers is
true) and got Jesus out of the tomb and dumped him and did not recall doing so?
A woman like that testifying to history’s most famous miracle is too suspect. It
creates suspicion that the demons started the whole thing off. It would be a sin
to venerate events that may be demonic. It would be different if Magdalene had
not had a history of possession. We have to believe that demons created the
resurrection hoax. There is no evidence given for her freedom from demons. The
Gospeller just states that she was cured but that could just are hearsay or an
opinion or a guess. He gave no corroboration – he doesn’t say he knows firsthand
so he does not.
Carl Kraeling studied the Gospel of Mark and gave us a new interpretation of the
text where Herod says that Jesus is John the Baptist having been raised from the
dead which is why he has the power to do miracles. The key expression in the
text is because of this the powers are at work dia touto ener gousin ai
dunameij. Kraeling says Herod would seem to think that John who was dead is now
Jesus. Kraeling denies Herod thinks it for Jesus and John reportedly ministered
at the same time and John did no miracles so he did not imagine that John and
Jesus were the same person. Kraeling says that as raising the dead could mean
necromancy that John's ghost was in Jesus doing the miracles. Popular belief did
and still does imagine that people get strange powers when they die and become
ghosts. Jesus then was accused of evilly using John's spirit to do miracles with
it. The Bible is clear that necromancy is a grave sin and involves dealing with
evil spirits. Mark states that Jesus has authority over the evil spirits unlike
the scribes. So Jesus is the one putting demons into people to take them out
again. Mark means that Jesus jus gave an order and the demon went out. Catholic
exorcisms are not true exorcisms for nobody commands a demon to go with
immediate results. It looks suspiciously like a placebo and psychological
conditioning. There is no evidence that Jesus' name can eject demons today which
would be unsurprising if he were not truly from God.
Jewish tradition is unanimous regarding Jesus being a worshipper of evil spirits
and a black magician. The Jews would have been shrewd enough to realise that
since Jesus’ miracles caused belief in him that it would have been better to
dismiss them as conjuring tricks. But they chose not to because there was too
much evidence against it. They KNEW that Jesus a Satanist. The miracles may have
been naturally explicable so the fact that they may have been miracles like rain
coming when you pray for it makes no difference to the argument.
THE DEMONS ADVERTISE JESUS AS GOD'S SON
Jesus was supposedly an exorcist. He claimed that exorcisms have an apologetic
significance. He alleged that exorcisms cannot be done by the Devil for Satan
cannot put Satan out so they must be attributable only to God (Mark 3). This was
a lie as we will soon see.
In Acts 16 a slave girl is possessed by a pythonic spirit (v 16). It helps her
with clairvoyance and to predict the future. This refers to the python or snake
that was thought by the superstitious to guard the Oracle at Delphi. The serpent
was supposedly killed by the god Apollo. Presumably its ghost was possessing the
girl! Her gift was very lucrative to her associates. Paul and Silas and others
were preaching about Jesus. She went about annoying them for days telling people
that they were the servants of the Most High God who would lead them to
salvation. Paul finally had enough and told the demon to leave her. It did. The
source of income was gone! Paul and Silas were thrown in jail to punish them. It
is surmised that the reason demons advertised these men and their message was
because they thought they were superior to God. That is nonsense and a
rationalisation. We read that the demons were scared of God. It was all a
demonic scam to get converts for a demonic saviour. The fact that Paul let her
demon preach for him for days before doing an "exorcism" proves that. A demon
would certainly be happy to leave if it were helping to get converts for a false
Messiah.
In Acts 19, Jewish magicians try using the name of Jesus to cure a possessed
man. The demon tells them they have no right to use the name of Jesus and that
he knows Jesus. He then attacks the magicians who were lucky to get away with
their lives. Again this is blatant advertising for Jesus. The demon would not
tell them how to exorcise him or tell them Jesus was the saviour unless Jesus
was a son of the devil pretending to be a saint. It is like a Republican
candidate for the US Presidency recommending his Democrat rival.
PRAYERS OF A DEVIL
Jesus said according to the gospel of Luke chapter 10 that his seventy two
disciples are to say, “Peace to this house”, when they enter a house and if
there is a man of peace there it will rest on him and if there isn’t it will
come back to them. This is not prayer he is advocating here. If you say a prayer
for somebody it is left up to God to administer it and God does not promise
peace to everybody. The saints welcomed horrific depressions as sent from God to
them. So the idea of you sending peace to somebody and it coming back to you if
you reject it is clearly magical.
A prayer does not go and give peace to anybody and it does not come back to the praying person like it was some kind of energy. Prayer is asking God to help if he wishes and you cannot make God give peace. But magic is sending power out which may return to the sender. In occult tradition, the bottle spell was one method used to send bad energy back to the person attacking somebody magically.
The scriptures Jesus followed condemned magic as evil and
sinful and so heinous that persecuting and killing magicians on the orders of
God was better than letting them live. Clearly then Jesus’ occultism showed he
was in cahoots with Satan for he believed in Satan as a real being with magical
powers. The seventy two came back to Jesus boasting that the devils come out of
people when they use Jesus’ name but he said to them that he seen Satan falling
from Heaven and that he gave them power to trample on scorpions and serpents and
prevent them from coming to any harm. Then he told them that they must not
rejoice that they can cast out demons but rather that their names are written in
Heaven. The mere fact that Jesus let this crew go and treat mentally ill people
and depressed people as possessed is proof enough that he was in league with the
Devil and that Satan would have been well pleased with these dangerous
exorcisms. Even the Church today doesn’t approve of such activity and yet
refuses to comment on what Jesus did! To suggest that people should be happy
about having their names written in some unseen heaven and nothing else and not
even in the power to save people from demons takes ones breath away in its
arrogance and how it requires people to put faith before people. Even if the
faith requires helping people it is only done for the faith requires it and not
for the sake of the people.
INSTRUMENT OF SATAN
Jesus cast out a demon and the Jews said that the Devil was casting out demons
through him. Jesus said that this was wrong and that to attribute the works of
the Holy Spirit to the Devil was an unforgivable sin.
You can assume they meant he was the instrument of Satan
which was why he told them it made no sense for Satan to cast demons out.
There was no point in him saying that if they meant he was a magician who in
magician style was able to control and enslave evil spirits. Either way,
they meant Jesus was evil. Not naughty, not bad. Evil.
Jesus said that the Devil’s reign is over if he casts out his own demons. There
are five lies in this simple response.
One, that the Devil cannot have a kingdom unless he has people to control like zombies or whatever. This is obvious nonsense and Jesus is plainly indicating that the devils have to possess nearly everybody for he says how powerful Satan is so nearly everybody needs exorcism.
Two, the disappearance of the symptoms of possession do not mean that the demon is really gone as every exorcist, Jesus included would have known. A demon would rather skip the dramatics and quietly work for the ruin of its victims and other people.
Three, perhaps the demons are just sent to somebody else. Jesus believed they could be for he sent demons out of Legion into pigs.
Four, the demons are cast out by Satan for a mysterious purpose and Satan always tries to look good – for even sin has to be made look good before we will have a chance of doing it.
Five, Satan surely should not be able to control all his
demons 100%. If Satan influences human beings we see each one disagreeing
with the evil the other wants to do. Satan could remove a rebellious demon
to put a more compliant one in. Jesus saying that Satan cannot cast out
Satan might make you wonder if he is saying the demons are themselves possessed,
by Satan!
The Jews would have been going around saying that Jesus was colluding with the
Devil long before and Jesus would have heard of it. Upon finding out, he would
have thought about what to say to silence them. His answer would have been
studied and ready for they were educated men and had to be silenced.
His wilfully absurd argument shows that he was not seriously opposed to the evil
spirits for it is evil to give lying arguments. Jesus was calling the Jews bad
or stupid or both when he knew that they were not so he had lips that hungered
to smear the innocent. He accused them of the supreme sin which was the supreme
slander.
Jesus obviously did not mind if the Devil was helping him though he said he came
to ruin everything the Devil wanted to do. He was willing to help the Devil by
attempting miracles. He who is not against Satan is for him just like Jesus said
anybody who was not against him was for him. Jesus was trying to get the works
of the Devil attributed to the Holy Spirit and that is none other than the sin
he accused the Jews of.
Jesus was speaking as a prophet when he denounced the Jews for what they said
for only a prophet could say if the Spirit was working through him. But he was a
false prophet and Deuteronomy 18 says that one slip is enough to prove a man a
false prophet for God knows what he is doing. The gospels say that Jesus'
resurrection was his great credential and vindication. If so then prior to it,
he had no right attacking anyone for being sceptical of him.
THE TEMPTATIONS IN THE DESERT
Jesus fasts in the desert and Satan tells him to turn stones into bread if he is hungry. Jesus refuses saying that the word of God is his real "food".
Satan tells him to go to the Temple and jump off for he will not die and angels will save him. This seems to be about doing a miracle to attract followers. Jesus refuses.
Satan promises Jesus all the kingdoms of the world if he will worship Satan. Again he refuses.
Satan then wants Jesus fed, wants him to have followers and do a resurrection in front of all the people and to be king of the world for worshipping him.
Satan was very kind to Jesus! And as for two
temptations, Jesus did give in but not exactly in the way Satan said. He
got killed to rise and become king of the world in a sense. He got
his wish.
CONCLUSION
Jesus Christ, if he had paranormal powers and if there is a Devil obtained them
from him. He pretended to abhor Satan. There is evidence in the gospels that if
Jesus existed he was a Satanist.
