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Sweet Jesus, Why Do Pagan Hell Holes Show Us The Way On What To Do With Witches?
7 Countries That Still Kill “Witches”
Yes, I can almost here your rejoicing now! There are still places on Earth where God's holy law "Thou shalt not suffer a witch to live" (Exodus 22:18) is followed. Jesus is still being praised. But NO!
Not at all. These places are heathen hell holes.
1. Saudi Arabia
Saudi Arabia’s religious police department has an official Anti-Witchcraft Unit that it dispatches to catch sorcerers and break their spells. In 2007, the Saudis executed an accused sorcerer. A woman awaiting the death penalty for alleged witchcraft died in prison.
Like the New England witch hunters of yore, those in Saudi Arabia use magic as a convenient excuse to silence inconvenient people. Accusations of sorcery have been leveled against foreign women working as domestics for Saudi families who charge their employers with sexual assault, according to Saudi Arabia expert Christoph Wilcke.
Saudi Arabia’s religious police department has an official Anti-Witchcraft Unit that it dispatches to catch sorcerers and break their spells. In 2007, the Saudis executed an accused sorcerer. A woman awaiting the death penalty for alleged witchcraft died in prison.
Like the New England witch hunters of yore, those in Saudi Arabia use magic as a convenient excuse to silence inconvenient people. Accusations of sorcery have been leveled against foreign women working as domestics for Saudi families who charge their employers with sexual assault, according to Saudi Arabia expert Christoph Wilcke.
Yes, brethren, those vile moose limb moon god worshippers are showing us up again. How is it that they are managing to kill witches as God commands but we are too weak to fight the secular laws that hamper True Christians™ from doing as we should? It cannot be said that there are suddenly no witches. Are we implying that good Christians of times gone by were massively deluded and there is no such thing as witches when God Himself quite clearly tells us that there are witches? We should be hunting these things down like the vile practitioners of dark magic they are. And what better time to do this than at Halloween!
2. Tanzania
This east African country killed approximately 600 elderly women on charges of witchcraft just two years ago. The Pew Forum on Religious and Public Life found a strong and pervasive belief in magic among Tanzanians. It sometimes leads to reverence rather than murder. One woman who claims to be a witch charges between $20 and $120 for services including medical cures and exorcisms — in a country where the average income is under two dollars a day.
Look at this! People are actually operating businesses as witches. They are actually tricking gullible people out of their hard earned money; people least able to afford it because we all know nigras are poor businessmen. When we all know that good honest Christian faith healing is the best way for the poor to get value for money with a cure for cancer that really works!This east African country killed approximately 600 elderly women on charges of witchcraft just two years ago. The Pew Forum on Religious and Public Life found a strong and pervasive belief in magic among Tanzanians. It sometimes leads to reverence rather than murder. One woman who claims to be a witch charges between $20 and $120 for services including medical cures and exorcisms — in a country where the average income is under two dollars a day.
4. Nepal
Last year a mob burned an accused witch alive after a shaman said she killed a boy. Their faith in the shaman suggests that Nepalis believe that sorcery can be used for good, but the punishment for black magic is death. This year another mob beat a 45-year-old woman to death based on accusations that she cast a spell on a neighbor’s daughter. The Nepali government is not on board with killing witches: police arrested three women suspected of participating in the murder. In the past it sentenced men to 20 years in prison for killing a woman suspected of practicing black magic.
Last year a mob burned an accused witch alive after a shaman said she killed a boy. Their faith in the shaman suggests that Nepalis believe that sorcery can be used for good, but the punishment for black magic is death. This year another mob beat a 45-year-old woman to death based on accusations that she cast a spell on a neighbor’s daughter. The Nepali government is not on board with killing witches: police arrested three women suspected of participating in the murder. In the past it sentenced men to 20 years in prison for killing a woman suspected of practicing black magic.
Here we have people who worship witches killing the wrong sort of witches! What will these pagans think of next?
Compare this to a true act of healing by a man of God where a verified gay sex demon is cast out by the power of the Holy Spirit and I think we can all see what's going on there. The vile pagans are having some sort of witchcraft civil war instead of turning to Christ and killing the lot of them.
Only a campaign to change the laws of Christian nations can stamp out these disgusting acts of sorcery that are going on all around us and leave the way clear for honest Christly men like Benny Hinn to perform acts of true healing in the name of Jesus. Only then will we be free from the unrestricted witchcraft that goes on in these "herbalist shops" and marijuana dens in gay capitals like San Fransisco.
Amen!
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