A Conversation with Jonathan Cahn

Cornerstone Chapel - Leesburg, VA・2 minutes read

The discussion covers the influence of spiritual entities, specifically focusing on the concept of the return of the gods and their impact on cultural chaos, as well as warning of the consequences of turning away from God and the potential influence of dark spirits in society. It emphasizes the need to accept Jesus and spread His message, highlighting the challenges faced by biblical figures and urging the audience to embrace their identity in Christ to make a positive impact in the world.

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  • The discussion explores the historical progression from the worship of Baale to Ashtor, symbolizing a shift towards sexual immorality, the destruction of families, and the weakening of traditional biblical morality on sexuality, family, and marriage.
  • The influence of Ashtor extended beyond sexual immorality to gender confusion, reflecting her impact on blurring the lines between male and female, emasculating men, and defeminizing women throughout history, with implications seen in modern-day gender identity and sexuality debates.

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Recent questions

  • What is the significance of the term "gods" in cultural chaos?

    The term "gods" refers to spiritual entities or forces behind mythological figures, influencing cultural chaos and societal norms. These entities are believed to have a profound impact on shaping beliefs, values, and behaviors within a society, often leading to moral decay and spiritual confusion. Understanding the role of these "gods" is crucial in recognizing the underlying spiritual battles that manifest in cultural shifts and societal trends, highlighting the need to be vigilant and strong in one's faith to combat these negative influences.

  • How did Jesus end the influence of dark spirits in the past?

    Jesus is identified as the force that ended the influence of dark spirits in the past, particularly in biblical times. His teachings, miracles, and ultimate sacrifice on the cross are believed to have triumphed over the powers of darkness, offering salvation and deliverance to those oppressed by spiritual forces. By acknowledging Jesus as the ultimate authority and source of light, individuals can find strength and protection against the influence of dark spirits, drawing on his power to overcome evil and restore spiritual balance.

  • What is the concept of a "dark Trinity" and its implications?

    The concept of a "dark Trinity" consists of Baal as the first spirit influencing apostasy and paganization, symbolizing the removal of God from society. This dark force is associated with the bronze molten bull, reflecting actions similar to those of Baal in biblical times. The progression from worshipping Baal to Ashtor signifies a shift towards the sexual revolution of the 1960s, overturning traditional biblical morality on sexuality, family, and marriage. Understanding this "dark Trinity" sheds light on the historical and cultural implications of rejecting God's authority, leading to moral decay, societal unrest, and the erosion of foundational values.

  • How did Ashtor influence sexuality and gender identity historically?

    Ashtor, known as Isar in Babylon and Aphrodite in Greece, played a significant role in sexualizing culture and weakening the institution of marriage throughout history. Her influence extended beyond sexual immorality to gender confusion, blurring the lines between male and female and seeking to emasculate men and defeminize women. Ashtor's priesthood included men dressing as women, performing in her temples, and even undergoing surgical transitions, reflecting her impact on gender identity and sexuality. By understanding Ashtor's historical influence, one can grasp the complexities of societal norms and gender roles shaped by spiritual entities, highlighting the importance of upholding biblical values and principles in the face of cultural challenges.

  • What parallels exist between ancient practices and modern-day societal issues?

    The progression from Baale to Ashtor culminated in the offering of children as sacrifices, a common practice in pagan societies that led to the destruction of families and children. This warning from Jesus about offering up children as sacrifices parallels the modern-day practice of abortion, with millions of children being sacrificed, particularly those of the poor. Additionally, Ashtor's influence extended to gender confusion, blurring the lines between male and female and impacting societal norms. By recognizing these parallels between ancient practices and contemporary societal issues, individuals can gain insight into the enduring consequences of rejecting God's principles and the importance of upholding moral values in the face of cultural challenges.

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Summary

00:00

"The Return of the Gods: Dark Influence"

  • The discussion begins with a prayer committing the time to God for guidance and understanding.
  • A scripture passage from Ephesians 6 is shared, emphasizing the need to be strong in the Lord against spiritual forces.
  • The conversation delves into the concept of the return of the gods, exploring the influence of spiritual entities on current cultural chaos.
  • The term "gods" is discussed, referring to entities or spirits behind mythological figures.
  • The text highlights the presence of dark spirits and warns of their influence on culture and society.
  • The focus shifts to Mesopotamia, tracing the origins of demonic influence back to biblical times.
  • Jesus is identified as the force that ended the influence of these entities in the past.
  • The concept of demonic possession and oppression is extended to cultures and nations, warning of the consequences of turning away from God.
  • The discussion introduces the idea of a "dark Trinity," consisting of Baal as the first spirit influencing apostasy and paganization.
  • The removal of God from society, symbolized by the bronze molten bull, is compared to the actions of Baal in biblical times.

13:28

Ashtor: Goddess of Sexual Revolution and Destruction

  • Baale and Ashtor are ancient goddesses mentioned in the Bible, with Ashtor being associated with sexual immorality and lust, worshipped as a prostitute goddess.
  • Ashtor, known as Isar in Babylon and Aphrodite in Greece, sexualized culture, taking sex out of marriage and family, placing it in the public sphere.
  • The progression from worshipping Baale to Ashtor signifies the shift towards the sexual revolution of the 1960s, overturning traditional biblical morality on sexuality, family, and marriage.
  • Ashtor's influence led to the destruction of marriages, families, and children, perpetuating the sexual revolution and its consequences.
  • The worship of Ashtor involved sacred prostitution, leading to the creation of the word "pornography" from the Greek term for prostitute, "por," with the world's first pornography originating from her worship.
  • Ashtor's son, Aeros, symbolized erotica, further emphasizing her role in sexualizing culture and weakening the institution of marriage.
  • The progression from Baale to Ashtor culminated in the offering of children as sacrifices, a common practice in pagan societies that led to the destruction of families and children.
  • The warning from Jesus about offering up children as sacrifices parallels the modern-day practice of abortion, with millions of children being sacrificed, particularly those of the poor.
  • Ashtor's influence extended beyond sexual immorality to gender confusion, with her ability to blur the lines between male and female, seeking to emasculate men and defeminize women.
  • Ashtor's priesthood included men dressing as women, performing in her temples, and even undergoing surgical transitions, reflecting her influence on gender identity and sexuality throughout history.

27:21

"Rainbow, Antichrist, and Jewish Conversion"

  • The rainbow is a symbol belonging to God with seven colors, while the Gay Pride flag has six colors.
  • Each color in the rainbow and its meaning are linked to the goddess in Pagan beliefs.
  • The rainbow being used symbolizes ownership and is associated with altered sexuality from Pagan times.
  • Gods are considered masks with real entities behind them, such as shedim and demonia.
  • Jewish people often wait until their deathbed to accept Jesus due to societal pressures against conversion.
  • The Antichrist's potential presence on the political stage is discussed, with a belief that he may be Jewish.
  • A wall separating Jewish people from accepting Jesus is seen as a tactic by the enemy to delay his defeat.
  • The Antichrist is speculated to be between 30 to 60 years old, depending on the perceived time left.
  • Reaching Jewish friends for Christ involves showing love, prayer, and emphasizing the shared connection through Jesus.
  • The speaker's personal journey to accepting Jesus involved seeking signs, surviving near-death experiences, and making a deal with God.

39:43

Embrace Identity in Christ, Face Challenges Boldly

  • Various biblical figures like Moses, Elijah, Jeremiah, and Paul have dealt with challenges, and now it is emphasized that it is the current generation's turn to face similar trials and live biblically.
  • The speaker encourages the audience to embrace their identity in Christ, highlighting the uniqueness and power of God, urging them to use this strength to make a difference in the world and share the truth of Jesus Christ.
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