CN Morning Rundown: Are These Pieces of ‘Art’ at the UN More Revelation Foreshadowing?
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Are These Pieces of ‘Art’ at the UN More Revelation Foreshadowing?
Throughout history, statues have had deep significance to those that put them up.
In some cases, statues were erected to commemorate a conquest or a pivotal battle. In other cases, they were set up to honor leaders of historical importance. But even more often throughout history, statues have been constructed for spiritual reasons.
In the Western world, the worship of statues is very rare today, but the global elite is still obsessed with decorating key landmarks with “art” that has very special significance to those who are “in the know.” It is not just a coincidence that capital cities all over the planet are adorned by extremely bizarre statues. Every single one of those statues has a meaning, and the vast majority of the population is totally oblivious to what is really being communicated.
“Apostle of Healing,” Charismatic Episcopal Bishop Eugene Lilly, Dies at 82
Rev. Lowell Eugene “Gene” Lilly of Cape Canaveral, Florida, who retired as a bishop in the Charismatic Episcopal Church, died Dec. 10, 2021, at age 82. He served as a bishop in Davao City, Philippines, where he and his wife, Phyllis, lived for 12 years.
Born in Richmond, Indiana, on Nov. 2, 1939, and diagnosed with multiple sclerosis at age 15, Lilly experienced a dramatic turnaround when, after years of wavering commitment to the Lord, he experienced total healing at a Charles and Frances Hunter miracle crusade in Orlando, Florida. There, on Dec. 13, 1973, Frances told him he needed a “Jesus overhaul,” a January 1977 Charisma cover story reports.
After Frances placed both hands on the sides of Lilly’s face and prayed for that overhaul, he fell to the ground under the power of the Holy Spirit. He felt as if the Lord were performing surgery on him as he lay there, he told Charisma. Ultimately, he rose and walked, unassisted, back to his seat.
Did You Take the Liberal Bait in 2021 or Did You Use Godly Discernment?
As 2021 is rapidly coming to a close, it’s time again to review what happened this past year. Have you learned any lessons?
A friend once called my wife and me and told us of an investment opportunity that would make us millionaires because of a new device that would revolutionize the nation’s electrical grid. Thirty years later and a few thousand dollars poorer, we lament taking the bait and our lack of discernment.
As we enter a new year, let’s pray that our “love may abound yet more and more in knowledge and in all discernment…” (Phil. 1:9, MEV). {eoa}
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