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The Antichrist
The seal of the Antichrist is the system established by the beast in the last days, the Beast is the Antichrist. Obama has confirmed an existing agreement with aliens, this is the political beast system being set up right now. Without an agreement, the aliens would be helpless here in the United States, they have to have permission to carry out their agenda towards humans.The agreement is, Aliens the greys will help us with technology in exchange for an alliance for the beast system to be set up, a type of extraterrestrial peace agreement .Aliens have spiritual laws that they are governed by, consequently, with permission from the United States they are able to maneuver outside their perimeters. Ufos, fallen angels, hybrids are the way of …show more content…

they all have angels in them , these are the kind of angels that ran away from heaven. They can hear you when you talk and they see everyone who sees them, they know you. Grey aliens are fallen angels from the primitive world. They can manifest in the flesh. They can walk through walls. They can be in between both realms, the spiritual realm and the physical realm at the same time. They are a symbol of the fall but do not represent all that is fallen. They are spirit beings with a soul and a corrupt body. Fallen angels are not demons, these fallen angels work with demons to paralyze people they intend to probe. These fallen angels and demons are the forces of nature, they are the evil forces of the universe, they are dark positive ions, the force behind divination. The spirit of divination is the prominent spirit of the new world religion, the Prince that shall come will be completely under the control of Allah the god of forces, these are the spirits from the primitive world order under lucifer and polluting the earth ,atmosphere, and the universe. The New World Order and the new world religion will basically be the …show more content…

The angels that started a war in heaven were thrown out and are changed up in utter darkness the other angels that left heaven by running away were the watchers and are on the earth and in the universe. These fallen angels are principalities and powers, a hierarchy of angels that rebelled against God. Their spaceships are their planets, and they are at war with us. Naturally malevolent towards us blaming us for their woes, fate, and their eternal damnation. These angels corrupted humanity with doctrines, eastern science,dark knowledge

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