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Tuesday 10 March 2009

THE POLITICAL IDEOLOGY OF BARABBAS

Mt 27:20 But the chief priests and elders persuaded the multitude that they should ask Barabbas, and destroy Jesus.

Mr 15:7 And there was one named Barabbas, which lay bound with them that had made insurrection with him, who had committed murder in the insurrection.

Joh 18:40 Then cried they all again, saying, Not this man, but Barabbas. Now Barabbas was a robber.

The furore relating to the sad murders committed in the past few days should not be allowed to cover up the reality of the spiritual darkness that grips the province. The people of N.Ireland have had a number of opportunities over the past dozen years to reject the political ideology of Barabbas at the ballot box. Sadly, deluded by promises of "peace and prosperity" they have eagerly grasped the poisoned chalice of Terrocracy.


The predicament has been greatly exacerbated in recent years by so-called Bible believing Christians grasping at this destructive political philosophy. All so -called "Bible-believing Christian" elected representatives who have made it their business to reward the modern day Babylonian Barabbas`s should be disciplined by their denominations.


From the little I have observed on MSM, the present tragedies have already been hi-jacked by the Ecumenical Babylonians for their perverse spiritual aims. One leading Terrocrat has not only embraced the politics of Barabbas he has went hook, line and sinker for the religion of Judas.
This statement is from the man who called James Molyneaux, "JUDAS ISCARIOT."

Where will the politics of Barabas and the "new spirit of unity" proclaimed by the former Pope Lundy1 lead? Probably it will lead to a visit by the Antichrist who will personally give his seal of approval to the whole God dishonouring, diabolical set up.

This would be an opportune moment for "Christian" elected representatives to campaign for the return of capital punishment in the UK, especially for the murder of policemen or soldiers. The phony "new spirit of political unity" would quickly evaporate in such circumstances.

Hopefully the families of those cold-bloodily murdered will have learnt something from N.Ireland`s recent history and will call for public enquiries into their loved ones deaths if no one is speedily apprehended and convicted.

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