Occult Activity Borderlands 2 Video Game

Can you judge a book by its cover, or in this case a video game by the box-art? You may not realize it, but this guy is blowing his brains out!

There is a widely popular video game out called Borderlands 2, which is on several consoles (xbox 360, ps3, PC); in this game there is a lot of occult imagery.  At the 1:30 mark on the video, the player has to blow a satanic horn in order to summon a monster to fight.  This kind of thing is in every level of the game.  This video shows a young boy actually playing the game; he looks kinda young to be playing such a bloody, graphic game.

There is also a part of the game where a young girl is introduced to help the player complete a mission.  Take a look at what they have her doing on there.  video

There is even a portion of the game where they introduce beings called Seraphs.  Wikipedia defines Seraphs as:
A seraph; Literally "burning ones", the word seraph is normally a synonym for serpents when used in the Hebrew Bible. A seminal passage in the Book of Isaiah (Isaiah 6:1-8) used the term to describe fiery six-winged beings that fly around God's throne singing "holy, holy, holy". This throne scene, with its triple invocation of holiness (a formula that came to be known as the Trisagion), profoundly influenced subsequent theology, literature and art.  Its influence is frequently seen in works depicting angels, heaven and apotheosis. Seraphs are mentioned as celestial beings in an influential Hellenistic work, the Book of Enoch, and the Book of Revelation. Tradition places seraphs in the fifth rank of ten in the Jewish angelic hierarchy and the highest rank in the Christian angelic hierarchy.  This video shows in game footage.


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Now You See Me

"Now You See Me"
What does the phrase mean to you? Well, there are several things that come to mind when i hear the phrase:

[1]-Now you see me, now you don't: could be a reference to the rapture, because Christians will dissapear.  [Luke 17:34].

[2]-There are some who believe that we are in "the matrix" and can't see the hidden controllers. A CISCO commercial famously states, "we're going to wake the world up and see what happens." If you were "woken up" you would be able to see the truth, it would stand right in front of you and say, "now you see me"

[3]-The bible talks about the Antichrist "revealing himself" to the world [2 Thessalonians 2:1-4]. Is it time?

[4]-Now you see me, now you don't; It could be a reference to a magic trick where something disappears, ya think!

In the movie, Now you See Me, several illusionists known as "The Four Horsemen" commit a series of daring heists against corrupt business leaders, and shower the stolen profits on their audiences while staying one step ahead of the FBI agents that are trying to nail them.

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One World Freedom Tower

This is a great video that exposes the one world tower, please take the time to watch this. PLEASE!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-9pdJzVaJnc

Video Games in Current Events

There are many people that believe that the rulers of this world hide a lot of their intentions all around us.  In this blog post I wish to discuss a few coincidences that I have seen, and if I get good feedback from you guys I will do some more of this kind of thing in the future.  We are currently in the age of the Holy Spirit, the church age, or what the world calls the fourth age. 
Nebuchadnezzar dreamed of five ages or kingdoms[Daniel 2].  His kingdom was the first age.  The 4th age began with the Holy Spirit, and is the church age; in this age everyone must be preached the gospel of Jesus Christ, before it ends.

The 5th age begins when the Holy Spirit leaves the earth and judgment begins with the four horsemen being released, with caious (The Joker) being released upon the earth.  [2 Thessalonians 2:1-8].  The 5th age is also a symbol of the Templars (V).

Two years ago a video game called Homefront was released on several consoles (xbox360, ps3, PC).  In the game, North Korea attacked the United States with an EMP.  The EMP caused all electrical devices to be rendered useless, left the US without power, and made the Korean evasion relatively easy.  This was the beginning of WW3.  Here are a few videos that show the story.
Video 1
Video 2
Video 3

Now the media has repeatedly told us that the Koreans cannot attack the US mainland with a missile, because they don't have one that will fly that far.  However, they never look at the possibility of a missile being launched from a submarine.  Funny how a video game has considered this and not our military.


There are people who believe that the Sumerian gods are returning to the earth, as what we might view as aliens; however these are actually demons carrying about the great deception [2 Thessalonians 2:11].  There is a video game that just released called Injustice Gods Among US.  In the game, the Joker sets off a nuke after destroying Superman's family (Superman (S)=Satan).  Superman goes crazy, kills the Joker, then conquers the earth and turns the earth into a military state. The people that made this game know that war is coming, that's why Aries, the god of war, is included as one of the characters on the game.  We know from the bible that Satan's son, the Antichrist  will be killed and resurrected [Revelation 13:3].  Then the world will be ruled by one man.

Video 1  Can you see the (V) for the 5th age at the 0:35 second mark?  Oh yeah the movie Oblivion Video A is about the same thing, fyi...people in white leaving the people in black behind...I watched the movie and the first thing you see when it starts is the (V) in Obli(V)ion, then the camera pans out from there; 5th age.
Video 2
In the new Superman movie, the people in black, want to claim the earth for themselves and kill all the earthlings.  They want to rebuild Krypton.
Video 3


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Idol Worship in Video Games

There has been an alarming trend in the video game industry that has gone unnoticed for the most part by christian parents. Well, video games in general have never been seen as productive ways to spend time by parents, however adults have always looked at them as just games, you know harmless.

I have noticed a trend in the video game industry lately. Several of the top games today have made it mandatory to pay homage to greek/roman gods in order to progress in a game. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9EvP4NWW0T0

One in particular came out this week, Legend of Zelda Skyward Sword, (called the greatest Zelda game ever!!) nintendo has made it mandatory for your character to pray to a goddess in order to save your progress. This is idolatry, and it is alarming to me that children are required to join, be indoctrinated, and be actively involved in a religion in order to participate in a game with most of this going on unbeknownst to parents.  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FoOd6Li-gaE

 I had been looking forward to playing the game, but when I saw that my character had to pray to a so called goddess just to save my progress, I turned the game off.  Now how many people will be willing to do that after paying $50?  At the very least we need a new rating category for religious references! Let me give a list of games, just the ones I briefly played, that follow this same scheme.  

God of War I, II, III (playstation 3)

Devil May Cry I, II, III, IV(playstation 3, xbox 360)

Dantes Inferno (playstation 3, xbox 360)

Darksiders (playstation 3, xbox 360)

Viking (playstation 3, xbox 360)

Skyrim (playstation 3, xbox 360)

Assassins Creed 1-7  (playstation 3, xbox 360)

This is just a small sampling of the games. I have not included games where you summon demons to do your bidding like YuGiOh and Pokemon or games that involve witchcraft like Harry Potter, and Bayonetta. Please understand that this type of warfare has reached epic proportions. Where is the Southern Baptist Convention or other religious organizations?

Keep in mind that the average game is considered successful when it sells around 4 million copies, this is considered a great selling, successful game. The Legend of Zelda Skyward Sword is expected to sell well over 20 million copies. Wow! And how many of those copies are going to unsuspecting christian adolescents? What's your opinion, let me know...

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