| Excerpts From The Church of Jezebel (copyright 2010-11) 244 pages |
“We need only exercise the same faith as Enoch, Elijah and Jesus to
overcome death and become as God. The divinity seed within us, when
properly nurtured, is infallible and incapable of sin. We must only
access our divine Christ-consciousness by tenacious faith to be set free
from sin and dominate this earth. Therefore, it’s unnecessary and even
destructive to our spirit to pray in the name of Jesus because it nullifies
and mocks our own Christ-consciousness. You must surrender the
fallacious idea of vicarious atonement and grace which act to damage
and ultimately destroy your faith!" Page 89.
overcome death and become as God. The divinity seed within us, when
properly nurtured, is infallible and incapable of sin. We must only
access our divine Christ-consciousness by tenacious faith to be set free
from sin and dominate this earth. Therefore, it’s unnecessary and even
destructive to our spirit to pray in the name of Jesus because it nullifies
and mocks our own Christ-consciousness. You must surrender the
fallacious idea of vicarious atonement and grace which act to damage
and ultimately destroy your faith!" Page 89.
“God does not need your seed-money but my church does
and don’t you want to be blessed? The bigger the seed-faith, the
bigger the harvest!”
“Sounds to me like your church is advertising to sell a blessing
or miracle. I thought I read somewhere in the Bible that a man
offered money to the apostles to purchase the gifts of the Holy
Spirit. The two apostles said that the gifts of God cannot be purchased
for money,” Thomas said.
“Stop thinking in the legal and start thinking in the spiritual!
You’re not buying a miracle from God or the Holy Spirit, and you
are referring to Acts 8:14. You are planting seed in the ground so that
a harvest will grow and give you abundant prosperity and blessings.
You are planting seed to establish your covenant with God.”
Thomas laughed. “As a lawyer, I have been accused of speaking
legalese, but you are speaking spiritualese. If we think that by
giving money first, that we have somehow placed God in our
debt to bless us, then I think we have perverted the Gospel.” Page 22.
and don’t you want to be blessed? The bigger the seed-faith, the
bigger the harvest!”
“Sounds to me like your church is advertising to sell a blessing
or miracle. I thought I read somewhere in the Bible that a man
offered money to the apostles to purchase the gifts of the Holy
Spirit. The two apostles said that the gifts of God cannot be purchased
for money,” Thomas said.
“Stop thinking in the legal and start thinking in the spiritual!
You’re not buying a miracle from God or the Holy Spirit, and you
are referring to Acts 8:14. You are planting seed in the ground so that
a harvest will grow and give you abundant prosperity and blessings.
You are planting seed to establish your covenant with God.”
Thomas laughed. “As a lawyer, I have been accused of speaking
legalese, but you are speaking spiritualese. If we think that by
giving money first, that we have somehow placed God in our
debt to bless us, then I think we have perverted the Gospel.” Page 22.
The prophet stood with arms held high in the air, his outstretched
fingers trembling, and he spoke these words to the church: “Let
me, your God, plant the seed of your divine nature and then
nourish your seed with spiritual power. Together we shall
cultivate the rich deep earth, bringing forth its fruit. Your seed will
grow as a vine like no other has seen; indeed, higher than in
Nebuchadnezzar's dream; it shall reach the heavens and claim its
rightful place above the stars. Be one with me my child, for in
you, yes you, is the kingdom and the power and the glory. I will
fulfill your divine destiny for it was me who opened your eyes and
it is me who will make you a God. Together, we shall return to a
Nephilim order of antediluvian righteousness! So saith the Lord.”
Page 1.
fingers trembling, and he spoke these words to the church: “Let
me, your God, plant the seed of your divine nature and then
nourish your seed with spiritual power. Together we shall
cultivate the rich deep earth, bringing forth its fruit. Your seed will
grow as a vine like no other has seen; indeed, higher than in
Nebuchadnezzar's dream; it shall reach the heavens and claim its
rightful place above the stars. Be one with me my child, for in
you, yes you, is the kingdom and the power and the glory. I will
fulfill your divine destiny for it was me who opened your eyes and
it is me who will make you a God. Together, we shall return to a
Nephilim order of antediluvian righteousness! So saith the Lord.”
Page 1.
As Mrs. Smith and Christina were walking to their room, they
noticed a young girl mopping the tiled floor in the hallway.
“What’s your name?” Mrs. Smith asked her in French.
“LaDonna,” she replied.
"Do you live here?”
"I live in the basement with my younger brother.”
“How old are you? You look so sweet.”
“Twelve, and I don’t to talk to guests.”
“You are a restavek, right?”
“I have to go now. Bye, madam.”
Christina and Mrs. Smith watched as the little girl toted a huge
bucket of water and a long mop down the steps.
“What’s a restavek?” Christina asked.
“This is a poor country,” Mrs. Smith explained. “A restavek is the
word given here for a child slave. Her real parents most likely live
on the outskirts of this city and could not provide for her, so they
sold or gave her away to the people who own this hotel. She
labors for them, and in exchange, they give her food and place to
live. It’s ironic that Haiti was one of the first countries to abolish
slavery. Yet, most here find no problem with having a child slave.
Haitians say Timoun se ti bet, which means ‘kids are animals.’”
“That’s terrible,” Christina uttered with indignation.
“It’s estimated that three hundred thousand children here are
restaveks,” Mrs. Smith said with a grimace. “At least she didn’t
look beaten and she could talk. There are horrible stories here of
physical and sexual abuse of children, and that’s why we need to
kingdom build here and at Hinche.” Page 112.
noticed a young girl mopping the tiled floor in the hallway.
“What’s your name?” Mrs. Smith asked her in French.
“LaDonna,” she replied.
"Do you live here?”
"I live in the basement with my younger brother.”
“How old are you? You look so sweet.”
“Twelve, and I don’t to talk to guests.”
“You are a restavek, right?”
“I have to go now. Bye, madam.”
Christina and Mrs. Smith watched as the little girl toted a huge
bucket of water and a long mop down the steps.
“What’s a restavek?” Christina asked.
“This is a poor country,” Mrs. Smith explained. “A restavek is the
word given here for a child slave. Her real parents most likely live
on the outskirts of this city and could not provide for her, so they
sold or gave her away to the people who own this hotel. She
labors for them, and in exchange, they give her food and place to
live. It’s ironic that Haiti was one of the first countries to abolish
slavery. Yet, most here find no problem with having a child slave.
Haitians say Timoun se ti bet, which means ‘kids are animals.’”
“That’s terrible,” Christina uttered with indignation.
“It’s estimated that three hundred thousand children here are
restaveks,” Mrs. Smith said with a grimace. “At least she didn’t
look beaten and she could talk. There are horrible stories here of
physical and sexual abuse of children, and that’s why we need to
kingdom build here and at Hinche.” Page 112.
“It is true that God has richly blessed the Pastor. It is a
testimony that being in the will of God profits a man much!
My church is accountable only to God and that is more than
sufficient.”
“Being wealthy is not an indicator of being in God’s will or
even being blessed by God. Jesus owned no house or
anything of real value. I forget the chapter and verse but
the Bible records the Son of Man had no place to rest his
head. Can you name me one disciple or apostle that was
wealthy? Most of them walked around with little or no
money. In Acts 20: 33 and 2 Thessalonions 3: 7-9 the
Apostle Paul said he coveted no one’s silver or gold or
apparel and Paul provided for himself by working. He was a
tentmaker.”
“And I would argue that Jesus died on the cross to provide
us with a prosperous first-class life!” Christina said with a
smile.
"Whatever happened to carrying His cross?"
"Our college teaches throne power. We have moved
beyond the cross." Page 178.
testimony that being in the will of God profits a man much!
My church is accountable only to God and that is more than
sufficient.”
“Being wealthy is not an indicator of being in God’s will or
even being blessed by God. Jesus owned no house or
anything of real value. I forget the chapter and verse but
the Bible records the Son of Man had no place to rest his
head. Can you name me one disciple or apostle that was
wealthy? Most of them walked around with little or no
money. In Acts 20: 33 and 2 Thessalonions 3: 7-9 the
Apostle Paul said he coveted no one’s silver or gold or
apparel and Paul provided for himself by working. He was a
tentmaker.”
“And I would argue that Jesus died on the cross to provide
us with a prosperous first-class life!” Christina said with a
smile.
"Whatever happened to carrying His cross?"
"Our college teaches throne power. We have moved
beyond the cross." Page 178.
"Jezebels are the often the first to call for special prayer
and prophetic meetings that are subversive towards those
in true authority. When someone says, ‘the Lord spoke to
me about you,’ be careful, for it may be Jezebel speaking
to manipulate you. Jezebel has a haughty spirit and
spiritual pride that misleads, and other people mistake, as
godliness." Page 58.
"It is unfortunate that those with the least amount of money
and who really need a miracle are the ones who fall for this
chicanery. To me, it is outright theft! When did the Gospel
change its message from salvation to sowing seed-faith?
When did the church go from preaching repentance and
redemption to acquiring a Rolex and Rolls Royce?"
"Repentance and redemption do not generate the
staggering revenues that the promise of a Rolex and Rolls
Royce can," Officer Rux replied.
"Exactly. When will people wake up, discern the truth and
reject this hijacking of the Gospel? Page 238.
and prophetic meetings that are subversive towards those
in true authority. When someone says, ‘the Lord spoke to
me about you,’ be careful, for it may be Jezebel speaking
to manipulate you. Jezebel has a haughty spirit and
spiritual pride that misleads, and other people mistake, as
godliness." Page 58.
"It is unfortunate that those with the least amount of money
and who really need a miracle are the ones who fall for this
chicanery. To me, it is outright theft! When did the Gospel
change its message from salvation to sowing seed-faith?
When did the church go from preaching repentance and
redemption to acquiring a Rolex and Rolls Royce?"
"Repentance and redemption do not generate the
staggering revenues that the promise of a Rolex and Rolls
Royce can," Officer Rux replied.
"Exactly. When will people wake up, discern the truth and
reject this hijacking of the Gospel? Page 238.
“What are the consequences of following the Jezebel spirit?
Spiritual paralysis.
“Jezebel is not a happy person because she or he is never
satisfied. Jezebels are perfectionists, and nothing you do is good
enough for them. Those trapped in Jezebel’s web of manipulation
and intimidation are also not happy. They are running on Jezebel’s
treadmill and going nowhere fast.
“Make no mistake, if you continually agree with the Jezebel spirit
simply to avoid confrontation and conflict, then you’ll not endear
yourself to Jezebel, but rather, you’ll lose your self-esteem and
Jezebel’s respect. My friends, there’s only one way to free yourself
from the Jezebel spirit. Say ‘no’ to that spirit of manipulation,
intimidation, and destruction. When you say, ‘no,’ you can expect
the following from a Jezebel spirit: it will throw a tantrum or pout and
either walk away or remind you of all your faults and failings and
how ungrateful you are for the painful sacrifices it has made on
your behalf. The Jezebel spirit will not address the issue at hand,
but instead, will put you on trial. Simply put, the spirit of Jezebel
deflects and never reflects on its own actions and words.
Nevertheless, do not be a weak Ahab, or you will find yourself with
an eroded sense of self-worth and riddled with fear, doubt and
anxiety. You walk on eggshells around Jezebel and sooner than
later an emotional and spiritual paralysis sets in. Don't let this
happen. Stand firm, stick to the issue, confront Jezebel, and say,
‘no!’ There is peace in Jesus but not in Jezebel. Page 59.
Spiritual paralysis.
“Jezebel is not a happy person because she or he is never
satisfied. Jezebels are perfectionists, and nothing you do is good
enough for them. Those trapped in Jezebel’s web of manipulation
and intimidation are also not happy. They are running on Jezebel’s
treadmill and going nowhere fast.
“Make no mistake, if you continually agree with the Jezebel spirit
simply to avoid confrontation and conflict, then you’ll not endear
yourself to Jezebel, but rather, you’ll lose your self-esteem and
Jezebel’s respect. My friends, there’s only one way to free yourself
from the Jezebel spirit. Say ‘no’ to that spirit of manipulation,
intimidation, and destruction. When you say, ‘no,’ you can expect
the following from a Jezebel spirit: it will throw a tantrum or pout and
either walk away or remind you of all your faults and failings and
how ungrateful you are for the painful sacrifices it has made on
your behalf. The Jezebel spirit will not address the issue at hand,
but instead, will put you on trial. Simply put, the spirit of Jezebel
deflects and never reflects on its own actions and words.
Nevertheless, do not be a weak Ahab, or you will find yourself with
an eroded sense of self-worth and riddled with fear, doubt and
anxiety. You walk on eggshells around Jezebel and sooner than
later an emotional and spiritual paralysis sets in. Don't let this
happen. Stand firm, stick to the issue, confront Jezebel, and say,
‘no!’ There is peace in Jesus but not in Jezebel. Page 59.
“I think he was jealous of Jesus because that is all I talked about when
he came home from work. He started to refuse to go to church with me
but I did not care because he was an embarrassment when sitting next
to me. He would just sit there like some useless mannequin. He
destroyed my chance to be promoted in the church because they like a
husband and wife team and my husband was just useless. Anyway, I
knew I should not file for divorce because the Bible says you should
stay with an unbeliever because one day he may convert but I did not
have to make it comfortable for him either and I did not. I told him to file
for divorce and he finally did and I thanked God for answering my
prayers. He bought my equity from the house, I got half his retirement,
he pays me spousal support and here I am. I don’t need no man to hold
me back anymore.”
“That’s a double negative,” Christina said with a smile. Page 50.
he came home from work. He started to refuse to go to church with me
but I did not care because he was an embarrassment when sitting next
to me. He would just sit there like some useless mannequin. He
destroyed my chance to be promoted in the church because they like a
husband and wife team and my husband was just useless. Anyway, I
knew I should not file for divorce because the Bible says you should
stay with an unbeliever because one day he may convert but I did not
have to make it comfortable for him either and I did not. I told him to file
for divorce and he finally did and I thanked God for answering my
prayers. He bought my equity from the house, I got half his retirement,
he pays me spousal support and here I am. I don’t need no man to hold
me back anymore.”
“That’s a double negative,” Christina said with a smile. Page 50.
"We are only one generation away from this: Parents will fear their children; brother will betray and smite brother; churches,
temples and mosques not of our kind will be torn down or become museums and showcase musicians; the media will promote
only good news; marriage will be obsolete; suicide will be endorsed and honored; and those with different viewpoints than ours
will be diagnosed as having mental or emotional illnesses and ultimately eliminated from society so as not to contaminate others.
I say with joy that the sheep shall eagerly devour the highly favored shepherd and then the wolves and foxes shall devour the
sheep! Thus saith the Lord.” He then took his notes and quickly exited the room. Page 167.
“The Jezebel spirit is rooted in self and rebels against
true authority. It is a controlling spirit that craves
recognition, power and adulation. Jezebel's war arsenal
consists of intimidation, manipulation, fear, guilt, gifts
that come with strings attached and, at times, physical
force. Make no mistake, this toxic spirit is highly critical
of others in authority, is abusive and its goal is to
enslave. There is freedom in Jesus but not in Jezebel.
Page 56.
true authority. It is a controlling spirit that craves
recognition, power and adulation. Jezebel's war arsenal
consists of intimidation, manipulation, fear, guilt, gifts
that come with strings attached and, at times, physical
force. Make no mistake, this toxic spirit is highly critical
of others in authority, is abusive and its goal is to
enslave. There is freedom in Jesus but not in Jezebel.
Page 56.
“You are a has-been pastor. Your TV ratings are dropping. In fact, you
are a laughingstock on the Internet. Have you seen how nonchurch and
even some church people portray you? Farting, belching, and mocking
every word you say. You’re portrayed as a cartoon character, rather
than a pastor with authority. Your prophesies are ridiculed as false, and
they are false. Why do you put a specific date on them, and why do you
make them so specific? You’re an embarrassment to this church!
Indeed, you are more a parasite than a producer and have become
useless to God's work. The church needs new and younger blood to
grow, and you should have retired years ago. You no longer have the
anointing you claim to have. OK, now, give me Elijah’s rod!” Page 233.
are a laughingstock on the Internet. Have you seen how nonchurch and
even some church people portray you? Farting, belching, and mocking
every word you say. You’re portrayed as a cartoon character, rather
than a pastor with authority. Your prophesies are ridiculed as false, and
they are false. Why do you put a specific date on them, and why do you
make them so specific? You’re an embarrassment to this church!
Indeed, you are more a parasite than a producer and have become
useless to God's work. The church needs new and younger blood to
grow, and you should have retired years ago. You no longer have the
anointing you claim to have. OK, now, give me Elijah’s rod!” Page 233.
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“Before I begin with Queen Jezebel, I want to correct an
erroneous and damaging teaching that circulates among many
Christian cliques and that is promoted by several popular
televangelists and churches. I am speaking of faith-healing, which is
a misnomer, and I will back this up with Scripture.
“First, faith is not required for a miraculous healing. The Bible
records that many persons that were healed by Jesus had no faith!
You don’t believe me? Read Luke 7:11–15, Luke 13:11–13, and
John 5:7–13.
“In Luke 7, Jesus had compassion for a widow and raised her
dead son back to life. Can a dead person have faith? The widow
didn’t know Jesus was in the crowd, so she had no faith. It was
the compassion of Jesus that did the healing! In Luke 13, Jesus
saw a woman who was bent over for eighteen years. Jesus called
her to him and laid hands on her. She was healed and stood up
straight. There is no indication that she knew who Jesus was or
that she had any faith. In John 5, a sick man was healed by Jesus
and this man didn’t even know he was talking to Jesus. Could he
have had faith? Let me ask you a question. Did the Apostle Paul
and Timothy have abundant faith? Of course they did, yet the
Apostle Paul couldn’t heal Trophimus in 2 Timothy 4:20, and
Paul couldn’t heal Timothy in 1 Timothy 5:23. In fact, both Paul
and Timothy suffered from infirmities. Finally, in John 18:10 and
Luke 22:51, can you tell me who had faith when Peter cut off
the ear of the high priest’s servant, Malchus, at Gethsemane and
Jesus healed him? Was it Malchus or Peter? I submit, neither.
Faith was not involved.
“Never tell a person that they aren’t healed because they lack
faith or their faith is insufficient. That’s not biblical, and they
are the cruelest words that could be said to a sick person. My
friends, let no ‘faith-healer’ charge money or boast of their own
works. That is not Scriptural. In Acts 3, a lame man was begging
for money and Peter and John told the man they had no
money, but instead, healed him. Again, no faith on the lame man’s
part and no payment for healing! In fact, the term ‘faith-healing’
is a misnomer; it should be called ‘grace-healing.’ Why is it the
nonchurched can so quickly discern a phony faith-healer and we
Christians cannot? Yes, my friends, we are encouraged to pray
for the sick, but we are not permitted to prescribe the outcome.
‘Lord, heal me; but whether with a word or a touch, Your will be
done’ is an appropriate and biblical prayer.
“Second, although there’s no honor in being sick, there’s also no
shame. 1st Peter 4:16 states that if anyone suffers as a Christian, let
him not be ashamed, but let him glorify God in this matter. In fact,
the Apostle Paul, who wrote the majority of the New Testament,
suffered from infirmities, needs, and distresses. I paraphrase 2
Corinthians 12:7–12: ‘And lest I should be exalted, a thorn in the
flesh was given to me. Concerning this thing I pleaded with the Lord
three times that it might depart from me. And He said to me, “My
grace is sufficient for you.” Therefore, I will rather boast of my
infirmities, that the power of Christ may rest upon me.’
“Consequently, despite what we may be suffering today, tomorrow,
or next year, it is far greater gain to have an infirmity and
be poor, but have Christ, than to be healthy and wealthy, but not
have Christ. The Apostle Paul said it best in Romans 8:18: ‘For I
consider that the sufferings of this present time are not worthy to
be be compared with the glory which shall be revealed to us.’
“Third, if we are sick, we pray and seek medical treatment.
We don’t tempt the Lord by ignoring an illness or refusing to get
medical help—but I digress; back to Queen Jezebel.
-- Pages 53-54.
erroneous and damaging teaching that circulates among many
Christian cliques and that is promoted by several popular
televangelists and churches. I am speaking of faith-healing, which is
a misnomer, and I will back this up with Scripture.
“First, faith is not required for a miraculous healing. The Bible
records that many persons that were healed by Jesus had no faith!
You don’t believe me? Read Luke 7:11–15, Luke 13:11–13, and
John 5:7–13.
“In Luke 7, Jesus had compassion for a widow and raised her
dead son back to life. Can a dead person have faith? The widow
didn’t know Jesus was in the crowd, so she had no faith. It was
the compassion of Jesus that did the healing! In Luke 13, Jesus
saw a woman who was bent over for eighteen years. Jesus called
her to him and laid hands on her. She was healed and stood up
straight. There is no indication that she knew who Jesus was or
that she had any faith. In John 5, a sick man was healed by Jesus
and this man didn’t even know he was talking to Jesus. Could he
have had faith? Let me ask you a question. Did the Apostle Paul
and Timothy have abundant faith? Of course they did, yet the
Apostle Paul couldn’t heal Trophimus in 2 Timothy 4:20, and
Paul couldn’t heal Timothy in 1 Timothy 5:23. In fact, both Paul
and Timothy suffered from infirmities. Finally, in John 18:10 and
Luke 22:51, can you tell me who had faith when Peter cut off
the ear of the high priest’s servant, Malchus, at Gethsemane and
Jesus healed him? Was it Malchus or Peter? I submit, neither.
Faith was not involved.
“Never tell a person that they aren’t healed because they lack
faith or their faith is insufficient. That’s not biblical, and they
are the cruelest words that could be said to a sick person. My
friends, let no ‘faith-healer’ charge money or boast of their own
works. That is not Scriptural. In Acts 3, a lame man was begging
for money and Peter and John told the man they had no
money, but instead, healed him. Again, no faith on the lame man’s
part and no payment for healing! In fact, the term ‘faith-healing’
is a misnomer; it should be called ‘grace-healing.’ Why is it the
nonchurched can so quickly discern a phony faith-healer and we
Christians cannot? Yes, my friends, we are encouraged to pray
for the sick, but we are not permitted to prescribe the outcome.
‘Lord, heal me; but whether with a word or a touch, Your will be
done’ is an appropriate and biblical prayer.
“Second, although there’s no honor in being sick, there’s also no
shame. 1st Peter 4:16 states that if anyone suffers as a Christian, let
him not be ashamed, but let him glorify God in this matter. In fact,
the Apostle Paul, who wrote the majority of the New Testament,
suffered from infirmities, needs, and distresses. I paraphrase 2
Corinthians 12:7–12: ‘And lest I should be exalted, a thorn in the
flesh was given to me. Concerning this thing I pleaded with the Lord
three times that it might depart from me. And He said to me, “My
grace is sufficient for you.” Therefore, I will rather boast of my
infirmities, that the power of Christ may rest upon me.’
“Consequently, despite what we may be suffering today, tomorrow,
or next year, it is far greater gain to have an infirmity and
be poor, but have Christ, than to be healthy and wealthy, but not
have Christ. The Apostle Paul said it best in Romans 8:18: ‘For I
consider that the sufferings of this present time are not worthy to
be be compared with the glory which shall be revealed to us.’
“Third, if we are sick, we pray and seek medical treatment.
We don’t tempt the Lord by ignoring an illness or refusing to get
medical help—but I digress; back to Queen Jezebel.
-- Pages 53-54.
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