KFLCC / New Age Bible Versions - Gail Riplinger

were rejected by a growing and discerning Christian body—almost immediately after their creation by the 'friends of Philo'. "Deleted" also were their extra books such as The Shepherd ofHernias and The Epistle of Barnabas. Both paint a scene which will be seen when Satan's Church of Chapter Thirteen convenes (see chapter 40). New Agers, like Davis, also recognize the esoteric qualities of these ’'deleted" manuscripts. Their ability to synthesize pagan and Christian ideas drew the liberal churchmen who circled the table of the 'new' Greek and 'new' version committees. Inch by inch, Davis' "deleted" manuscripts have become, in the words of editor Bruce Metzger, the "discovered" manuscripts.61 Dark Secrets of the New Age cautions concerning this revision strategy:

The bible that is developed by the antichrist will be applauded as fully in keeping with the high tech age. Further, New Age citizens will be told that New Age scriptures can be changed when ever new scientific discoveries suggest revisions are needed.62

The New Order "shall deceive MANY."

Alder's bait, the scrolls and "deleted writings,"will be used to re-'educate' members of Satan's emerging global state. On her slate for its magistrate is the New Age candidate—antichrist. She continues:

Who will this superman be? There is surely only One who would be suitable—the Christ. . .he will build an integrated new world order. Orthodoxy as we now know it would have ceased to exist.63

The two pallbearers who carried orthodoxy out of the church also christened the "new order's" name. First "Blavatsky.. .broke the ground for the creation of the new order," then Westcott seeded the soil with tares and tales of a "progressive" "new order."64 These weeds have gradually gained ground and today grip Presidential policy and public opinion. They are also choking the church, cautions Constance Cumby. Gleaning from the plan in Rifkin's Emerging Order , she concludes: