The Glen Beck Movement
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Permalink Reply by Stuart Dixon on -
Can you direct me there?
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Permalink Reply by Adventist Online (Vryant) on -
I don't heard about this Glen Beck Movement, anyway what is this all about? someone could tell me? but anyway we are all aware of this event..But is this event take place it is the beginning of the persecution or tribulation.. can you tell me more about this things?
God bless
"JESUS IS COMING SOON"
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Permalink Reply by Stuart Dixon on
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Glen Beck is a Fox news person who has both a radio and TV program. This man is a Mormon and is pushing on his programs for America to get back to Christ. He held a rally in Washington D.C. where 500,000 plus people showed up to suport him. He says America has gone down the wrong road for too long and it is time to reverse the trend. What do most Christian faiths have in common? They go to church on Sunday.
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Permalink Reply by Adventist Online (Vryant) on
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Bro. Stuart,
Thanks a lot.. well thenn this kind of teaching is wrong to deceive people and the master of deceiver is Satan. (by the way did you heard about the union of all churches? i think the Sunday Law of worship is now starting, Let us watch and pray always my brother and sister in Christ, the time is very near..God bless you all and thank you very much.
"SHINE JESUS SHINE"
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Permalink Reply by Gabriel Rodriguez de Espinoza on -
Well there is a small portion of people that attends church on Saturday. I am a Republican, Glen Beck is a Republican so why on earth would you guys think that he'll push the Sunday Law? As a Republican, we stand on the separation and state. If any member of the Baptist Church would read this, I'll guarantee they will be furious at some of your responses.
A democratic president would most likely will push for the Sunday Law Mandate.
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Permalink Reply by Stuart Dixon on
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The democrates want religion snuffed out as it cramps their style. The Bible says the protestant churches will push for the image to the beast. Read Rev 13 again. Perhaps our Baptist friends need to take another look at what the bible is realy saying?
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Permalink Reply by Gabriel Rodriguez de Espinoza on
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You said democrats so apparently for those who are democratic Baptists are the ones who will side with the beast power. ;-)
I could imagine for those who are Republicans will revolt against the Sunday law mandate. Because this SDA Republican would do the same
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Permalink Reply by 'nuff sed on -
"Do think that his movement is the start of a push for Sunday laws? "
Oh, I hope so!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 'nuff sed
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Permalink Reply by Gabriel Rodriguez de Espinoza on
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This group better not!
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Permalink Reply by Stuart Dixon on
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We all want Jesus to come back and end this horriable nightmare on earth, but are we reaching out to others so that they too may be saved? Enough Said:O)
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Permalink Reply by Schujlonda Eugene on -
I tend to believe that it would be the republicans who would push for the end of church and state. They are the ones who are supposedly tired of the "mess" in this country and is pushing for the need to - bring God back - the evangelicals and chrasmatics. Put prayer back in the schools and religious themes everywhere. Democrats could care less who or what you worship so I dont see them as the ones who would push for the seperation.
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Permalink Reply by Schujlonda Eugene on
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John I was referring to corporate prayer not individual prayer ...... no matter where u are you can pray within your heart
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