Converging Apostasy: The NAR's Secret New Age Origins
William Branham Historical Research Podcast · John Collins
July 31, 20241h 0m
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John and Steve examine the historical and ideological connections between the New Apostolic Reformation (NAR), the Latter Rain movement, and New Age philosophies. We examine how early influences, particularly from figures like William Branham and Jane Lead, have shaped modern teachings in these movements. They delve into the blending of Christian and New Age ideas, particularly focusing on concepts like the Manifest Sons of God, eschatological perfection, and the so-called sacred purge. The episode highlights the significant overlaps between New Age beliefs and the teachings of the NAR, suggesting a convergence of these streams of thought over time.
John and Steve emphasize the dangers of these converging apostate teachings, particularly how they manipulate biblical texts to promote elitist and often harmful ideologies. The discussion also touches on the historical contexts that have allowed these ideas to proliferate, including the influence of Christian Identity teachings and their racist underpinnings. By tracing the development of these movements and their shared themes, the hosts aim to shed light on the complex web of doctrines that have influenced modern Pentecostal and charismatic movements, urging listeners to critically examine these teachings in light of their historical and ideological origins.
The Converging Apostasy:
https://a.co/d/5zZiRRW
https://www.patreon.com/branham
Available on Spotify, Google, and Apple Podcasts:
https://william-branham.org/podcast
John and Steve examine the historical and ideological connections between the New Apostolic Reformation (NAR), the Latter Rain movement, and New Age philosophies. We examine how early influences, particularly from figures like William Branham and Jane Lead, have shaped modern teachings in these movements. They delve into the blending of Christian and New Age ideas, particularly focusing on concepts like the Manifest Sons of God, eschatological perfection, and the so-called sacred purge. The episode highlights the significant overlaps between New Age beliefs and the teachings of the NAR, suggesting a convergence of these streams of thought over time.
John and Steve emphasize the dangers of these converging apostate teachings, particularly how they manipulate biblical texts to promote elitist and often harmful ideologies. The discussion also touches on the historical contexts that have allowed these ideas to proliferate, including the influence of Christian Identity teachings and their racist underpinnings. By tracing the development of these movements and their shared themes, the hosts aim to shed light on the complex web of doctrines that have influenced modern Pentecostal and charismatic movements, urging listeners to critically examine these teachings in light of their historical and ideological origins.
The Converging Apostasy:
https://a.co/d/5zZiRRW