Time to Repent: The End of Homosexuality

Before this blogpost begins, I want to tell you what happened while I was writing it. I received two numbers, and I believe both came from God. The manner by which it happened was while I was typing and looking at the word count. Twice, I looked at the word count at crucial paragraphs that involved both the act of homosexuality and the call for repentance. I got two different numbers for each.

The first number I got, which came for the act of homosexuality, was the number 666, which we all know is directly related to the so-called antichrist of the Apocalypse, who is really called "the first Beast." This is an influential figure who will be known worldwide as a "miracle man," who the Book of Revelations says will survive a deadly wound. People will follow him blindly, but he will be a man who is marked by Satan (called the Dragon in Revelations) to attempt to conquer the saints, at the time of the end of the world. This is consistent with a message I heard last year, where a voice told me that "homosexuality was the mark of the beast."

The second number I got, which came as I was typing the word "repentance," was the number 144. This number is directly associated with God, and with the Book of Revelations. There, we find that the Lord has a gathering of virgin males who are faithful followers of Yeshua (Jesus), and who are said to "sing a song that no one has ever heard." I have been seeing this number everywhere, since my oppressions began, roughly around 2020. It is my belief that God has used this number to warn me that we don't have any time at all to repent, and that he is calling a "virgin bride" and will take nothing less.

With that said, let's get on with the blogpost.

Understanding Homosexuality

In today's world, the topic of homosexuality sparks significant debate among communities and religious sectors. It involves deep issues of identity, relationships, and spiritual beliefs. This piece will explore the definition of homosexuality, examine psychological and trauma-based perspectives, and discuss how biblical texts provide essential guidance on understanding God's original design for humanity.

At its core, homosexuality includes romantic or sexual attraction between people of the same sex. Research indicates that various factors influence such attractions. For instance, the American Psychological Association notes that experiences during childhood, including trauma, might play a role in shaping one’s sexual orientation. However, it's crucial to approach this topic with empathy and a commitment to biblical principles.

The Bible consistently labels homosexual acts as contrary to its teachings. For example, Romans 1:26-27: “For this reason God gave them up to dishonorable passions. For their women exchanged natural relations for those that are contrary to nature; and the men likewise gave up natural relations with women and were consumed with passion for one another.” This scripture highlights the belief that humanity's disobedience leads to a distortion of God’s intended design. I have coined this our "original blueprint."

God's Original Blueprint

When we look at the foundation of humanity, we see that God created only two sexes: male and female. Genesis 1:27 clearly states, “So God created man in his own image, in the image of God he created him; male and female he created them.”

This passage reflects God's original design for creation, emphasizing that marriage is a sacred union between one man and one woman, intended for companionship and the continued existence of humanity. Contrary to popular belief that the world is "turning gay," according to a study by the Pew Research Center, 61% of Americans believe that marriage should remain between a man and a woman, showing that many still hold onto these traditional views. So, the majority of the people in our nation are actually set on the understanding that the Bible is right and the rest of the world who believes in silly things like Pride is wrong. Which means that (as much as I don't want to admit that he is right), Donald Trump's efforts to shut down the democratic liberal agenda of gender diversity and inclusiveness for homosexuals is not only the correct thing to do but is actually a God-mandated action that resonates with the majority of our country.

The Nature of Family

While some homosexual couples may adopt children or utilize surrogacy, this creates a family structure that differs from God’s original design. In essence, it's unnatural and abnormal. Ephesians 5:31 states, “Therefore a man shall leave his father and mother and hold fast to his wife, and the two shall become one flesh.” Hence, the biblical foundation of family rests in this defined union, which is not just "traditional" but the actual true form of marriage.

Recognizing this distinction is essential; such arrangements do not replicate the divine family structure established by God. That is, this is what marriage was always, not just according to some people, was supposed to look like. So, you can surrogate and adopt as many children as you want, as a gay couple, but the odds are against you. According to research from the Institute for Family Studies, children raised in homes with both a mother and a father tend to experience better outcomes in terms of emotional and psychological well-being.

Homosexuality and the Church

More recently, and very unfortunately and sadly, the church has had a complicated relationship with homosexuality. Many denominations traditionally uphold teachings that view homosexual acts as sinful. A recent survey showed that approximately 78% of evangelical Christians believe that homosexual behavior is a sin. However, in the new millenium, some churches have taken a more inclusive stance, which can create confusion among congregation members. They want to "love their neighbors" so much, they're turning into allies instead of promoters of the Way of Christ.

Matthew 5:13 reminds us, “You are the salt of the earth, but if salt has lost its taste, how shall its saltiness be restored?” This scripture emphasizes the importance of maintaining biblical truths, even amid societal changes. Just because your neighbor changes his shirt, it doesn't mean you have to change it, too. Some denominations seem to be more open than others; Methodists have fallen into a Pride pit, and the Catholic Church is a supporter that I can't even explain. When churches shift their teachings, they risk misleading their communities on crucial aspects of faith. Everyone knows this. So, why are we doing it? It is called having reached the "abomination of desolation."

In Daniel 12:11, the prophet Daniel predicts that the abomination of desolation will occur after the daily sacrifices are taken away. Then, in Matthew 24:15, Yeshua tells his disciples to flee to the mountains, when they see the abomination of desolation. This doesn't mean to literally move to the Rockies or something. This is a metaphor to finding safety from the trouble that is in the city. In essence, Yeshua was warning us that, at the end of times (the Apocalypse), we will witness this abomination. But what is it, and how will we recognize it?

Yeshua's reference to the "abomination of desolation... found in the holy place" comes from Matthew 24:15 and Mark 13:14. He is making a direct reference to the prophesies of Daniel 9:27, 11:31, and 12:11, where it describes a sacrilegious act that profanes the Temple in Jerusalem.

There are several interpretations of this phrase:

• Historical Interpretation: Many scholars believe Jesus was referring to the Roman Emperor Caligula's attempt to erect a statue of himself in the Temple in Jerusalem around 40 AD, or the eventual destruction of the Temple by the Romans in 70 AD.

  
  

• Apocalyptic Interpretation: Some see this as a future event, where a world leader (the Antichrist) will set up an idol or commit a sacrilegious act in a rebuilt Jewish Temple, signaling the end times.

  
  

• Spiritual Interpretation: Others interpret this as a spiritual desecration, where false teachings or practices corrupt the true worship of God.

  
  

While it may appear that the exact meaning and timing of the "abomination of desolation" are subject to interpretation, we must listen to Yeshua's warning as vigilant, faithful servants of the true Word of God--that is, be guardians of the Scriptures. In so doing, we can observe that the following historical occurrences in the church worldwide are a clear suggestion that the time of waiting for the abomination of desolation is over, and that it is in fact now:

Assisi Interfaith Gatherings (1986, 1993, 2002, 2011, 2016): Pope John Paul II and later Pope Benedict XVI and Pope Francis invited leaders of various world religions to pray together, which some saw as a compromise of the Christian faith.

World Council of Churches (founded in 1948): An international fellowship of churches that some critics argue promotes a watered-down, ecumenical gospel.

Lutheran-Catholic Joint Declaration (1999): A document signed by Lutherans and Catholics that some saw as a compromise on the doctrine of justification by faith alone.

Evangelical-Catholic Dialogue (ongoing): Efforts by some evangelical leaders to engage in dialogue and cooperation with Catholics, which some critics argue leads to theological compromise.

Pope John Paul Kisses the Quran (1999): Pope John Paul II kissed a copy of the Quran during a meeting with Muslim leaders in the Vatican. This gesture was intended as a sign of respect and friendship toward Muslims.

Ordination of Homosexual Individuals: Some Christian denominations have ordained homosexual individuals, which others see as a departure from biblical teachings.

Abortion and Euthanasia: Some churches have taken a more permissive stance on abortion and euthanasia, which others see as a betrayal of biblical values.

Pope Benedict Prays at Mecca (2006): Pope Benedict XVI visited the Blue Mosque in Istanbul, Turkey, where he met with the Grand Mufti of Istanbul. During the meeting, he turned toward Mecca and prayed alongside him.

Pope Francis's Call for Global Governance (2015): Pope Francis's encyclical "Laudato Si'" called for a global authority to address climate change and economic inequality, which some saw as a threat to national sovereignty and religious freedom.

Pope Francis's Pagan Rituals (2019): Pope Francis participated in a pagan ritual in the Vatican Gardens, which some saw as a form of idolatry. The ceremony, which took place during the Amazon Synod, was intended to promote indigenous cultures and environmental awareness. It involved the presentation of a wooden statue of a pregnant woman, often referred to as "Pachamama," the Andean goddess of fertility and the earth.

The Sad Reinterpretation of the Scriptures

Satan is in the mix. If you want any indication that this world truly belongs to him and that we have arrived at the time of the end and to the "abomination of desolation," just take a look at the biblical reinterpretation that gay church communities are teaching inside the temple:

Genesis 19:1-13 (Sodom and Gomorrah): Some argue that the sin of Sodom was not homosexuality, but rather inhospitality, rape, and violence.

Leviticus 18:22 and 20:13 (Holiness Code): Some interpret these passages as prohibiting exploitative or cultic forms of same-sex behavior, rather than consensual, loving relationships.

Romans 1:26-27 (Paul's letter): Some argue that Paul was condemning excessive, lustful behavior, rather than same-sex relationships per se.

The Gospel of Yeshua: Some emphasize Yeshua's teachings on love, acceptance, and inclusion, arguing that these values supersede traditional interpretations of biblical passages.

Contextual understanding: Some argue that biblical passages must be understood within their historical, cultural, and literary contexts, which may not necessarily condemn same-sex relationships.

The Bible's silence on same-sex love: Some point out that the Bible does not explicitly address same-sex relationships in a positive or negative light, leaving room for interpretation.

Progressive revelation: Some argue that God's revelation is progressive, and that our understanding of human sexuality has evolved over time.

Inclusive hermeneutics: Some use an inclusive hermeneutic approach, which prioritizes the experiences and perspectives of marginalized communities, including homosexual individuals.

Queer theology: Some develop queer theological perspectives, which challenge traditional notions of sexuality, gender, and biblical interpretation.

You may ask yourselves where all this trash comes from. Or maybe you're gay and you're thinking it makes sense to you and I'm the one who's wrong. Many people have tried to twist and turn the truth for their own convenience, along history and won. Take a look at one John Boswell, a historian and theologian who argued that the Bible does not condemn same-sex relationships. Also, the Human Rights Campaign advocates for inclusivity within faith communities, which often puts pressure on the church to make room for ideals that are antichristian. And what about President Barak Obama, who coined the phrase "love is love," to engage an entire world in his idea that homosexuality had to be protected and that homosexuals deserve equal marriage rights? These people have one thing in common: Adolf Hitler.

Why do I say such a terrible thing, even about one of our own presidents? Well, let's examine the evidence. They are all skilled orators who used emotional appeals to connect to their audience, tapping into the minds of marginalized crowds and the youth, exalting the image of civil humiliation, making them more receptive to their message of supposed unity and fairness. They all employed propaganda techniques that spread false or misleading information, especially about the Word of God and its undeniable and unique truths. They controlled media outlets, produced bias documentaries, and organized public events to shape public opinion and create a cult personality around Pride. They blamed republicans, conservatives and preachers of the true Word of God for the psychological and emotional problems of people who identified as homosexuals. This scapegoating strategy diverted attention from the country's real issues and created a sense of unity among the wrong type of American and their allies, creating perceived but unreal common enemy.

This is all known as "rewriting history to justify your own ideology and actions." Some other characters in history have done the same thing, claiming truths where there is only falsehood. These people and those who are like them distorted the truth about homosexuality, creating a narrative that gay people were victimized and needed to reclaim their rightful place in the world. The truth is that homosexuality has never had a "rightful place." Regardless of how some people feel about the Torah and its teachings, or about God and his laws, the truth about the sexual perversion that is called homosexuality is defined specifically and unwaveringly in Leviticus 18:22: "You shall not lie with man as with woman; it is an abomination." As previously discussed, other Bible verses explain the same for general unnatural feelings. Any doctor in any field will agree that even the innate, original hormonal balance of the human body acts to produce female feelings that draw women to men and men to women.

So, what Obama, as the father of all things Pride, did, in essence, was open the wide, wide door that led the U.S. to even more sin. Some months ago, I heard from a Christian preacher who dreamed that Obama had sat in his kitchen, eating his cereal, and telling him that he would become President of the United States and that he would "create laws that would destroy the world." I saw this on Sid Roth. It was one of the most eye-opening revelations I've heard about the end of the Age. Because we have to face it. The monster of homosexuality is as bad as the mark of the Beast. It bears a resemblance to the kingdom of the beast, since it is an evil that was put to death centuries ago, with the fall of the Roman and Greek empires, two great kingdoms that embraced prostitutional and homosexual practices, but now has come back to take over the world. In the Book of Revelations, as previously discussed in this post, the First Beast will receive a "mortal wound" but will survive it.

Obama instilled a fear of social instability regarding homosexuality in the masses, promising that his administration was the only one that could restore order to society, create opportunities for diversity, and protect U.S. citizens from the perceived threat of inequality in sexual orientation and gender identity, making his ideas seem necessary and just. So, though the world views Obama as a social stigma hero, he is really a radical seeking to push an alternative agenda that appears to be for the cause of love but isn't. Like Hitler, he even employed powerful symbols, such as the Pride flag, to create a sense of identity and shared purpose among homosexuals and their allies, symbols rooted in Biblical history, to make them more relatable and appealing to the population.

Furthermore, Obama suppressed the dissenting voices, opposition parties, and even media outlets. This created an environment where the Believer's perspective was silenced, and Obama's radical ideas went unchallenged.

Personally, Obama cultivated a cult of personality, presenting himself as a strong, decisive leader who appeared to embody the modern, democratic and fair values of the American Dream. This persona allowed him to legitimize his agenda and radical policies.

Obama's radicalization of the United States and the entire world occurred in such a small span of time, it was difficult to stop it. Let us not forget that he started with more moderate policies and rhetorics. As a 2012 article on NBC News reveals, Obama had said two things about his view on same-sex marriage: "marriage is something sanctified between a man and a woman," coined in 2004, then "decisions about marriage should be left to the states, as they have always been," which he said in 2006. Then progressively, in his second term, Obama escalated his radicalism, making himself difficult to resist. His ability to twist and turn the truth, combined with his charisma, the color of his skin, which was a prophesied aid in his committal to destroy the world, and the strategic manipulation of Biblical information, allowed him to sell his radical ideas to the world.

The Historical Context

So, there is only the truth. The unequivocal, single truth about homosexuality and its origins. The story of Sodom and Gomorrah serves as a vivid example of how lost the world once was and how it has come to be again. It also gives a grave warning about God's judgment against sexual immorality.

Genesis 19 details how these cities faced destruction due to their sinful lifestyles, including homosexuality. This historical account demonstrates that God takes such actions seriously. Jude 1:7 states, “Just as Sodom and Gomorrah […] serve as an example by undergoing a punishment of eternal fire.” These verses reflect the seriousness with which God views such practices.

The Path to Healing

It’s essential to note that homosexuality is not necessarily a fixed identity. For some, it could arise due to past traumas or unmet emotional needs. These things can be changed. The journey to healing involves a profound engagement with God's Word and a sincere connection to His divine design.

God loves all people and invites each individual to seek repentance. 2 Chronicles 7:14 reminds us, “If my people, who are called by my name, humble themselves, and pray and seek my face and turn from their wicked ways, then I will hear from heaven and will forgive their sin and heal their land.”

God's Word remains a guide for understanding right from wrong, even in a world striving to redefine these. It is time to return to the original blueprint laid out by God and align our lives with His guidance. The urgency of this call cannot be overstated—seek God, read the Bible, understand His truths, and make the necessary changes.

Now is the moment to repent, before grace transforms into judgment. May those with open hearts hear the truth that is calling out in these days.

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