John Todd Witchcraft Testimony

[arcticmonster2003]

Hello there,

Here is a great testimony of an ex-witch whom came to know Jesus Christ as his savior. Throw on your armor before watching, and if you don't know Jesus Christ, then STAY AWAY from it, if you don't have the protection of Jesus Christ then you could possibly be adversely affected or attacked just by possessing the knowledge. A real eye-opener to the state of things. Though many have tried to discredit him, I do believe him, and do believe that this testimony is from a very sane, sober man. The days are drawing short, know what you are up against.

Part 1 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Nf8WPQT4WE
Part 2 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LrZaiPXtEqU&feature=related
Part 3 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IDK1Bnbd1eI&feature=related
Part 4 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9SP-Qc2FwaA&feature=related


Here is another one, where he gives a testimony on the music industry:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3_p14nClVTA&feature=related

[pneuma]

Hi AM, I heard John Todds testamony 30 years ago, if I remember correctly he was on the council of 13 within the illuminati.
He was suppose to have written a book called the "angle of light" in which he names the anti-christ, but I have never seen this book anywhere.

God bless

[WhiteWings]

Here is another one, where he gives a testimony on the music industry:

http://www.illuminati-news.com/art-and-mc/index2.htm
http://www.godlikeproductions.com/forum1/message123093/pg1

AM there is also a documentary called "I sold my sould to rock and roll"
The exact spelling/words might be a little different. I'm still searching for it but I'm swamped by many false hit on Google.

[firstborn888]

John Todd was here in San Antonio in '74 (or 73?) right after he got converted. He publicly called out Bill Lowery (Leader of Christ is the Answer tent ministry) for not wearing sackcloth like he ordered the rest of the ministry team to do (I was 16 and witnessed this in person).

Castle Hills first baptist church (under Jack Taylor) had an occultist book burning gathering in the parking lot.

Those were some strange days for (lost) little Byron LoL (I was there because some good looking chicks invited me  :HeartThrob:)

I believe John was discredited as he continued teaching witchcraft on the side many years after his conversion?

What's your interest AM?

[arcticmonster2003]

I believe John Todd, not the people whom would discredit him. I believe his testimony.

What's my interest? It is an amazing testimony, from a born again christian, that reveals much about the darkness around us. Thats my interest. Who wouldn't be interested?

I'm not even remotely interested in the discrediting information, thanks anyway. I believe him, and I believe his testimony, in fact, the fact that so many want to discredit him only lends validity to his testimony in my opinion.

Matthew 10:16  Behold, I send you forth as sheep in the midst of wolves: be ye therefore wise as serpents, and harmless as doves.

[arcticmonster2003]

Here is another one, where he gives a testimony on the music industry:

http://www.illuminati-news.com/art-and-mc/index2.htm
http://www.godlikeproductions.com/forum1/message123093/pg1

AM there is also a documentary called "I sold my sould to rock and roll"
The exact spelling/words might be a little different. I'm still searching for it but I'm swamped by many false hit on Google.

Thanks for the links, I'll check them out.

[firstborn888]

I'm not even remotely interested in the discrediting information, thanks anyway. I believe him, and I believe his testimony, in fact, the fact that so many want to discredit him only lends validity to his testimony in my opinion.

So let me ask you this: Do you believe the testimony of all those on all the other youtube vids you've been posting?

[arcticmonster2003]

I'm not even remotely interested in the discrediting information, thanks anyway. I believe him, and I believe his testimony, in fact, the fact that so many want to discredit him only lends validity to his testimony in my opinion.

So let me ask you this: Do you believe the testimony of all those on all the other youtube vids you've been posting?

I'm not going to awnser that question in this thread, however, if you have a genuine concern or interest on how I feel on each indiviual testimony I have posted at tentmaker (nobody has up till now and I'm delighted that this particular thread has given you a concern or interest on how I feel about all of my other threads), then each individual testimony deserves its own dedicated attention (this is why I gave them all their own dedicated thread) and if you ask me in the individual threads corresponding to each individual testimony that you are concerned or interested with my beliefs on, then I will awnser to what I believe about each individual testimony individually (in their individual threads, if you ask me in those threads).

Since this thread is about John Todd's testimony, I'll awnser this: I do believe John Todd's testimony. I don't believe those whom try and discredit this testimony, whomever they may be or whatever story they might come up with to make this testimony out to be lies. Further research into these areas only confirms the things talked about in this testimony as truth, not weaken its credibility. Kind of a harsh stance, I know, but hey, thats life, we have to stand somewhere. :happygrin:

[firstborn888]

" As Todd tells it, he was born into witchcraft and became a Grand Druid high priest in the Illuminati, a secret group of powerful conspirators, which, Todd says, plans a world takeover. He says he was also a member of the "Council of Thirteen," one of the chosen few who rank just below the world-ruling Rothschild family, Jewish bankers with roots in eighteenth-century Europe who Todd claims are really demons.

Todd says he joined the army to establish covens of witches, that he became a decorated Green Beret in Viet Nam, and that he was later transferred to Germany, where he killed a former commanding officer in a two-hour shootout in Stuttgart. He says the Illuminati got him out of jail and that the Pentagon destroyed all his military records.

The Illuminati, Todd says, have already begun implementing their plans for a world takeover. He says an upheaval is slated in the United States in 1979. Todd also publicly claims that President Jimmy Carter is the Anti-Christ, and that his sister Ruth Carter Stapelton is a leading high priestess of witchcraft who taught Todd the finer points of the bewitching arts. The President, Todd alleges, takes orders directly "from the Rothschilds."

According to Todd, Carter would push through legislation that would outlaw private ownership of guns, remove tax exemptions from all churches except those associated with the National Council of Churches, ban conversion to another religion, and prohibit the storing of food and medicine. The Rothschilds, Todd alleges, will create a false fuel shortage, confiscate all guns, and call for the murder and torture of all Christians (whose names have been stored in computers). Congress will be suspended and martial law established, with one policeman for every five people. There will be economic chaos.

To survive, Todd says, Christians must arm themselves, build up food supplies to last five years, hide in wilderness fortresses, and kill attackers.

The worldwide conspiracy is so extensive that Christians can trust no one today, not even America's best-known evangelical preachers and lay leaders, says Todd. He charges that while he was a high-ranking witch he sent an $8 million check to Pastor Chuck Smith of famed Calvary Chapel in Costa Mesa, California, to set up the Maranatha music company and launch "Jesus rock" music. (Smith denied the charge in his church publication.)"

[arcticmonster2003]

quote firstborn888

To survive, Todd says, Christians must arm themselves, build up food supplies to last five years, hide in wilderness fortresses, and kill attackers.

Everyone has their own level of faith firstborn888, I'm not going to knock the guy here for his "survival plan", (if indeed this is his survival plan, I don't remember hearing this on the you tube videos) this is where he was at in his faith at the time. It is a long process that God takes us through to completely depend on him (God), and not on natural means of survival, and very few christians are there yet, this weakness should not be used to abuse a christian, as we have all been there (most still are there). We are to accept those whom are weak in faith.

Also, it is important to maintain the distinction between a testimony, and a prophecy. John Todd gave us a testimony, and yet many people want to hold him to the level of accountablity for the accuracy of his testimony as an old testament prophet, this is a mistake, John Todd had a testimony to share about the darkness he came out of, not a prophecy from the Holy Spirit, there is a big difference there. Also, many try to hold him to the expectations and standards of a perfected christian, this is also a mistake, since nearly all christians would fail when subjected to that amount of scrutiny, and nearly all of us, given the right amount of scrutiny on our mistakes would wear the big "DISCREDITED" stamp, but that doesn't mean we don't have much to share, that doesn't mean we don't have testimonies to tell that are truthful. By using these mistakes many have tried to discredit his testimony about witchcraft and the illuminati. Also, unless I hear an audio of something he said, I would hardly believe it, because so many wanted his testimony to be silenced and discredited, and it is too easy to say that someone said something that they perhaps never said at all, its called a lie. Unless I hear an audio of him saying it, I wouldn't belive it myself.