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Kacou 89 — The Mystery of the darnel
Source officielle : https://www.philippekacou.org
May God bless you! I have several questions that I am going to answer… The first question is: Prophet, because of poor people shouldn’t we wear second-hand clothes? Well, I said that among second-hand clothes, you must not buy clothes already worn. And that, I said it because of the transfer of spirits! But the ones you have already bought and worn, and that were in contact with your bodies, wear them, but do not buy any more!
It is not good that some people send to others clothes that they do not want any more or that belonged to their dead parents. And those donors are often rich people coming from mystical orders, homosexuals and lesbians. And as a prophet, I tell you that these clothes have a spiritual impact on the nation and the people who wear them. The products with which they are treated do not remove demons from them. It is an invasion of demons and do not be surprised to see, one day, depravity and homosexuals parade in your country. But amongst those second-hand clothes are clothes and objects that have never been worn, things that could not be sold. You can wear them, it’s not about them that I’m talking.
The last question is: Brother Philippe, doesn’t Acts 19:19 talk about books of magic art? No! It is not pagan magic but religious magic art, books written by religious men. The Bible says, "Books of curious arts"! You see! Magic is a curious practice for a man of the nations but not for a Jew! Rosicrucianism and freemasonry are not curious practices for a Jew. Every Jew knows that a book of magic art, a book of Freemasonry or Rosicrucianism is a demonic book. But they did not know that the books of the rabbis and the priests were books of the devil. And that is what is mentioned in Acts 19:19.
A book written by a priest or a so-called servant of God and that tells me how I have to start my ministry is a book of curious practices. [Ed: The congregation says, “Amen!”]. A book which tells me that if I repeat the prayers which are in it a certain number of times, I will have a breakthrough in my business or promotion in my service is a book of curious practices. A book written by an apostle, a church prophet, a pastor, an evangelist or teacher and which tells me how I will be delivered or blessed and how my problems will be solved! It is a book of curious practices! [Ed: The congregation says, “Amen!”].
Do not be distracted! Do not look anywhere else! It is within Christianity that the devil must be sought out! The beast, the mark of the beast, the dragon, the antichrist, the three unclean spirits as frogs, the great harlot, her daughters… all that, it is in Christianity.
When the Bible talks of great Babylon, do not look in Palestine but in Christianity! "Curious practices" means, "Practices which the human mind cannot determine whether they are of God or the devil", which excludes books of pagan magic arts! A book that contains prayers like: "Mountain, give my marriage and my blessing back … I have prayed and I am answered in the
Source officielle : https://www.philippekacou.org
May God bless you! I have several questions that I am going to answer… The first question is: Prophet, because of poor people shouldn’t we wear second-hand clothes? Well, I said that among second-hand clothes, you must not buy clothes already worn. And that, I said it because of the transfer of spirits! But the ones you have already bought and worn, and that were in contact with your bodies, wear them, but do not buy any more!
It is not good that some people send to others clothes that they do not want any more or that belonged to their dead parents. And those donors are often rich people coming from mystical orders, homosexuals and lesbians. And as a prophet, I tell you that these clothes have a spiritual impact on the nation and the people who wear them. The products with which they are treated do not remove demons from them. It is an invasion of demons and do not be surprised to see, one day, depravity and homosexuals parade in your country. But amongst those second-hand clothes are clothes and objects that have never been worn, things that could not be sold. You can wear them, it’s not about them that I’m talking.
The last question is: Brother Philippe, doesn’t Acts 19:19 talk about books of magic art? No! It is not pagan magic but religious magic art, books written by religious men. The Bible says, "Books of curious arts"! You see! Magic is a curious practice for a man of the nations but not for a Jew! Rosicrucianism and freemasonry are not curious practices for a Jew. Every Jew knows that a book of magic art, a book of Freemasonry or Rosicrucianism is a demonic book. But they did not know that the books of the rabbis and the priests were books of the devil. And that is what is mentioned in Acts 19:19.
A book written by a priest or a so-called servant of God and that tells me how I have to start my ministry is a book of curious practices. [Ed: The congregation says, “Amen!”]. A book which tells me that if I repeat the prayers which are in it a certain number of times, I will have a breakthrough in my business or promotion in my service is a book of curious practices. A book written by an apostle, a church prophet, a pastor, an evangelist or teacher and which tells me how I will be delivered or blessed and how my problems will be solved! It is a book of curious practices! [Ed: The congregation says, “Amen!”].
Do not be distracted! Do not look anywhere else! It is within Christianity that the devil must be sought out! The beast, the mark of the beast, the dragon, the antichrist, the three unclean spirits as frogs, the great harlot, her daughters… all that, it is in Christianity.
When the Bible talks of great Babylon, do not look in Palestine but in Christianity! "Curious practices" means, "Practices which the human mind cannot determine whether they are of God or the devil", which excludes books of pagan magic arts! A book that contains prayers like: "Mountain, give my marriage and my blessing back … I have prayed and I am answered in the
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