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The Soon Coming Judgment Of God Upon America and How To Escape It 442
were willing to forget your fears about the origin of the Gospels.”
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Below we shall see that when Westcott wrote to Hort that he believed the scriptures were
the “absolute truth”, this didn’t mean he thought they were true for he embraced the teachings of
Darwin, his fellow member of The Society for Psychical Research, like Hort did. On March 4,
1890, he wrote the following to the Archbishop of Canterbury: “No one now, I suppose holds
that the first three chapters of Genesis, for example, give a literal history—I could never
understand how any one reading them with open eyes could think they did—yet they
disclose to us a gospel.”
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Westcott didn’t believe that heaven existed. In 1886 on June 14, he writes the following
to the Archbishop of Canterbury: “No doubt the language of the rubric is unguarded, but it saves
us from the error of connecting the presence of Christ's glorified humanity with place: heaven is
a state and not a place.”
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This opens a slew of questions regarding what Westcott believed
(i.e. If Jesus didn’t come from heaven, where did he come from? If he doesn’t believe in heaven,
does he not believe in God? When Jesus ascended, where did he go?).
Popular Satanist Endorses the Alexandrian Text
Madam Helena Petrovna Blavatsky is known as the mother of the New Age movement.
She was a Theosophist and formed the Theosophical Society in the United States in 1875. She
was a Luciferian; she worshiped Lucifer. With the guidance of her demon spirit guides she wrote
many books, which are still highly prized by members of the New Age and members of the
occult. Among these were: Isis Unveiled in1877, The Secret Doctrine in 1888, The Key to
Theosophy in 1889, The Voice of Silence in 1889. These are cornerstone works for the New Age
occult movement in America. Regarding Blavatsky’s two most important works, Theodore
Rozak writes in The Unfinished Animal:
Helena Petrovna Blavatsky... is surely among the most original and
perceptive minds of her time....[In her two major books].... lies... the first
philosophy of psychic and spiritual evolution to appear in the modern West....
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Blavatsky knew both Westcott and Hort personally and often visited The Society for
Psychical Research.
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From a review of statements made by Blavatsky about the Bible in The
Secret Doctrine and Isis Unveiled, it can be surmised that she felt the Authorized King James
Version of the Bible had been hopelessly corrupted. Speaking of the Book of Job she writes: the
“King James's version, as it stands translated, it has no resemblance whatever to the original.”
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Blavatsky’s statement is equally representative of her view of the entire King James Version of
the Bible. For example, she also wrote: the “King James's translators have made such a jumble of
it [the Bible] that no one but a kabalist (occultist) can restore the Bible to its original form.”
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As a member of the occult and one who worshiped Lucifer (Satan), it is not surprising
that Blavatsky had a disliking for the KJV of the Bible. As will be shown below, the New Age
teachings of Blavatsky esteem Satan as a “God, of whom even the ‘Lord’ is in fear”; he is the
“light of truth”; he is eternal and the creator. To be shown later is that the biblical text revisions
made by Westcott and Hort favor the New Age occult teachings promoted by Blavatsky. Her
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