The prophet's dictionary guide to the supernatural

The Prophet’s Dictionary Exposes Ancient Religious Seductions

When you think of the world’s relentless return to paganistic, demonic, and idolatrous worship, the need for The Prophet’s Dictionary becomes abundantly clear. In today’s dark spiritual climate, it is necessary for every minister of the Lord Jesus Christ, whether or not he is a prophet or called to the prophetic, to understand the dangerous strategy implemented on modern society. Modern presentations of so-called enlightened spiritual knowledge, though foreign, are not new at all. They are the very mystical practices of ancient religions being force-fed to us by the modern media in the guise of entertainment. Take the following cases in point. The institutionalization of gratuitous sex. Have you wondered why more than ninety-five percent of the movies and songs popularized by today’s entertainment world must include some type of sex act or sexual innuendo? The industry itself even calls it gratuitous because they are actually contemporary versions of the ancient fertility rites and offerings to pagan gods. Insofar as the word gratuitous is concerned, among the many meanings of the word, one of them is “uncalled for.” So why are we constantly inflicted with uncalled for sex? The worship of ancient demons. In earlier times, sex was executed publicly as an offering to a deity of an old town or village. Eli’s sons resorted to it in 1 Samuel 2:22. Another meaning of the word gratuitous is “complimentary.” In light of this meaning, the question becomes then, who are they complimenting by their obscene acts? A third, and perhaps most poignant, meaning is “a gift bestowed as a thank offering.” To whom are those who impose their religious rites on us in the guise of entertainment thankful? To whom are they so grateful that they drag their viewers into their sexual sanctuaries to observe their worship of their gods? And for what are they thankful? Why has the illusory, mythical, and magical taken hold so powerfully in these last days? Why are they pushed upon us by the media as the only cultural ideal? For example, how has Greek mythology, a study of the ancient gods and religions of that culture, earned the right to become part of standard academia? Yet one cannot mention anything about Christ. Have you ever wondered why separation of church and state only works against the Christian church?