Money Lending Church

The FT have written an article called 'Money lenders invited back into the temple' and they have featured a comment from Justin Welby. "I said to him quite bluntly we're not in the business of trying to legislate you out of existence, we're trying to compete you of existence," the Archbishop said, exposing what Wonga believed to be a private meeting. [1]

What is going on with the Church of England smacks of Psalm 74. That created a huge sneeze!

When was the last time that the Church of England actually admitted it was a business? However, there it is guys and girls in black and white.

Psalm 74 mentions the 'everlasting ruins, all this destruction the enemy has brought on the sanctuary'. 'Your foes roared in the place where you met with us: they set up their standards as signs'. 'They behaved like men wielding axes to cut through a thicket of trees'.

In my humble view and experience that is to do with what took place at St Paul's; because it was from the roof of St Paul's that I went up Jacob's ladder in 2007 during a healing session. Then after that there was Occupy St Paul's, and we all know what the police did at that time to evict the people from there.

CHURCHES

July 2013 

The text states:  'they burned your sanctuary to the ground', indeed they did. The Romans burnt down the sanctuary of the nation and built their Churches on the top of the sacred sites. In which the now plan to lend money to the poor at high interest rates. Let us be sure about this, it isn't to put Wonka out of business, it is the competitive edge of undercutting Wonka to take their business. I am not saying Wonka is right. However, the Churches are 'desperate' to attract new members to the Church and they think that lending money will help them to do that. Oldest method in the book, that's how Rome bought its way into Kingdoms and destroyed them from within, and Islam did the same.

Prophet Nehemiah 5:10 'Stop charging interest'.

In the painting above you can see what looks like a 'golden bird' that can hardly be seen due to what the Churches do. Its like the little golden bird represents the children, the youth, and that is who they're most interested in. Hence why the Pope is in Brazil for its 'World Youth Day'. The Church has always been big business, and it was its monks that came up with the word 'economy'.

Sad but true that the children are a 'money spinner' for the Church, they found themselves a golden chicken, like Kentucky Fried Chicken. They take the chicken and dip it in all sorts, then fry it and 'sell it' to the highest bidder. Jesus knew that the children were big business, that is why he said 'Let the children come unto me'.

1. http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/4ef24f1c-f515-11e2-94e9-00144feabdc0.html#axzz2a7oQxpoU