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UNMASKING THE BABYLONIAN SYSTEM Part One

These type of posts will be moving to Patreon.com/brandonpage "Babylon the great, the mother of harlots and of the abominations of the earth." — Revelation 17:5 In biblical language, Babylon is not merely a historical empire—it is a spiritual template for the end-time world system.

Good Will Hunting" as Revelation of the Method

Good Will Hunting (1997) is not just a film—it’s a soft disclosure of how intelligence programs identify, control, and (sometimes) liberate gifted individuals. In this reading:

Destiny Swaps and Angelic Misidentification: Biblical, Metaphysical, and Occult Perspectives

Angelic misidentification is a nuanced aspect of this: it suggests that even good spiritual beings operate in an economy of signs and authority, which clever deceivers might exploit.

🔟 Key Truths (Debunked or Corrected):

1. String Theory is a Shadow of Divine Frequency, But Not the Law Itself Debunk: String theory (as rubber-band vibration = matter) is partially right, but incomplete. It reflects the shadow law of creation—vibration as foundation—but lacks understanding of source intention. Correction: “In the beginning was the Word...” (John

Babylon Revealed; End Times Survival Guide

The veil between the visible and invisible realms is thinning in these last days. This is not speculation but testimony—from ex-Masons who have broken their oaths, former Eastern Star initiates who have renounced their vows

PART I: THE REOPENED GARDEN AND BABYLON'S RESPONSE

When Adam and Eve chose knowledge over obedience, access to Eden was blocked by cherubim and flame (Genesis 3:24). This wasn't a permanent closure but a temporary measure until the right authority could restore humanity's access.

The Craft of Consent: How Prophets Trade Their Scrolls Through Sound and Screen

In The Screwtape Letters, C.S. Lewis unveils a demon’s manual for manipulating souls by showing how evil prefers subtlety over overt destruction. The demonic strategy isn't to destroy the light, but to befriend it—flatter it—until it forgets its source and grows lukewarm