KFLCC / New Age Bible Versions - Gail Riplinger

calls her the "midwife of the New Age."43 New Age leader Vera Alder says: H.P. Blavatsky was one of the foremost to resurrect the ancient Mystery Teachings and interpret them for our time in a set of books which have become the Bibles, as it were, of the modem metaphysician or occultist.44 Since both Westcott and Blavatsky, through their occult involvement, signed up for service in Satan's Church, he has used them as his two arms. She has offered her writing arm to usher in the friends of the Bride of Satan, the whore (Revelation 17). Her writing has wrapped up society's non-conformists (Hitler, Sirhan Sirhan) in her wizard's cape, capturing them for Satan's kingdom. Westcott, working as a 'priest' in the Church of England, will wed Satan to the harlot church. With his sheep's clothing, he has pulled the wool over the eyes of churched-conformists. The Encyclopedia of the Unexplained says Blavatsky exhumed her Luciferian doctrines from Philo's School in Alexandria, Egypt.45 This same school also produced manuscripts of the Old and New Testament—altered to conform to their esoteric teachings. The graveyard haunts of Westcott's 'Ghostly Guild' brought up these very manuscripts and used them to alter the traditional Old and New Testaments. New versions mimic the New Age because they both made their debut on the same stage—at Philo's School. As spiritualists (necromancers) both Westcott and Blavatsky recognized the esoteric tone given New Testament manuscripts produced within hearing distance of Philo's school. Both believe these were 'corrected' not corrupted versions. Blavatsky's books (with subtitles like 'Holy Satan') join Westcott in sounding the death bell for the KJV—the real bible. She blows Westcott's 'spiritualist trumpet' saying:

That which for nearly 1500 years was imposed on Christendom as a book, of which every word was written under the direct supervision of the Holy Ghost; of which not one syllable nor a comma could be changed without sacrilege, is now being retranslated, revised and corrected and clipped of whole verses, in some cases of entire chapters .46