Adventist Church, An Honest Church

³³Sell what you own, and dad alms; make bags that do not grow old, treasure in heaven that never fails; where a thief does not come, nor a moth corrupts. —LUKE 12:33

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Where do you have your investments?

A few years ago I came across information that clearly detailed that the Corporation of the General Conference of Seventh-day Adventists—that is to say, The “Seventh” Day Adventist Church, had more than 3 Billion of dollars invested in the Stock Markets of Wall Street (NY), USA. Unfortunately I did not document that information well, and I have not been able to find it again. But I have continued searching...

One thing we have documented well, the Seventh-day Adventist Church It is a for-profit company, a lot of profit. ^[1]The Seventh-day Adventist Corporation: A For-Profit Company
[ARTICLE, CristoVerdad] It is a gigantic company, with enormous investments in the Stock Market, ^[2]Your Tithes in the Stock Market
[NEWS, Adventist Church] in industries as lucrative as those dedicated to the manufacture of Weapons of War. ^[3]Adventist Church Invests in Weapons of War
[ARTICLE, CristoVerdad] That is where the church invests the tithes and offerings that it faithfully receives each week from the hands of infidels like you, who may be reading this article—

Have you ever been preached in your church that the tithe is for widows?

All of this is documented and well proven, and we challenge any indulgent Adventist who, with evidence in hand, proves otherwise. But $3 trillion is a lot of money, right? Well, it all depends on the Glass you look at.

In 1988, Don Gilbert, then treasurer of the General Conference—i.e.—The “Seventh” Day Adventist Church, revealed to us How General Conference Investments Are Handled, ^[4]How General Conference Investments Are Handled*
[LINK, Daily List] which translated into Spanish says: “How the General Conference Manages Its Investments.” Published in the main church magazine, Adventist Review on November 3, 1988, The Adventist Church tells us that by then the General Conference had more than $550 million of dollars invested in the United States Stock Market. We are not surprised that the Church is so “honest” in presenting this information, since every investment in the Stock Market is public information, available to anyone who does not wish to be a sheep in Adventist Babylon.

Talking about investing in the Stock Market has already become common and natural language within the confines of that religious sect, and no one seems to ask about doctrine anymore. ^[5]Questions About Doctrine
[STUDY, CristoVerdad] No one seems interested in knowing whether God approves of this practice or not. Well, almost no one—well, if you ask your president Ted Wilson, he will tell you that investing in the Stock Market is not a game of Chance. ^[6]Is playing the stock market gambling?
[LINK, Adventist Church] If you ask the “pastor” Marlon Lopes, CFO of the South American Division, he will tell you: “The crisis cannot divert us from the mission. We can not, as members, stop being faithful to Christ due to circumstantial difficulties.” ^[7]Church faces economic crisis without reducing investments in evangelism
[LINK, Adventist Church] And isn't that what they teach every Sabbath in every Adventist Church around the world, that “Now is the time when we can all be faithful to God”, when collecting tithes and offerings?

Fidelity in Adventist Babylon is not measured by its level of Holiness to God (1 PET. 1:15-16, HEB. 12:14), but not by the depth, breadth—and generosity of the pockets of its members. If you don't believe that, then ask Hugo Gambetta. ^[8]Is Pastor Gambetta an Adventist?
[LINK, Youtube]

Magazine Adventist Journey/Adventist World December 2019 is loaded with first-class material and information, which should make Satan, founder of the Adventist Church, very happy. As we have already mentioned before, Adventist World It has been divided into two magazines in one. Name Adventist Journal refers to the gay experience within this sect; In a moment we will expand on this.

If you turn to pages 6 and 7 of the Adventist World section, there we find Juan Prestol Porqueán, Financial Manager of The General Conference, located in Silver Springs, Maryland. Pusán speaks very naturally about the financial situation of the church and the effect that its investments have on the stock markets. Terms like tithes and offerings, fluctuations, liquidity, profits, stock market volatility, currency, working capital, financial pressure, among others, are usedyes very lightly and normally. The fact that the tithes and offerings are mentioned in an article about the Church's investments in the Stock Market, indicates that—as a Seventh-day Adventist, where is your investment, and—indeed, to what church refers when they talk to you about "The mission".

Little by little, members of the Adventist Church have been accustomed to things that only a decade or two ago were considered taboo. On the cover of Adventist Journey/World for September 2019 we have Justin Khoe, a homosexual, who has been hired by the North American Division (DNA) ^[9]Adventist Journey – Justin Khoe
[VIDEO 13:42, Adventist Church] of the sect to direct and collaborate in the Multimedia department, digital evangelism.

In this video (English), Khoe interviews his “friend” Mathías, who identifies as gay and “Christian” at the same time. Khoe begins this session by asking a question, Why do they love us so much? in reference to an alleged gay couple in a church. [1:15] This is neurolinguistic programming. Khoe makes a statement to impress upon the minds of his listeners that being gay is an act.very pleasant condition for those around them. [2:05]. Khoe does not identify as gay, but it is obvious that he is because of his mannered mannerisms and hyperactive joy interviewing Mathías, being condescending on every point of this homosexual. Mathías responds, feeling motivated, and pointing out that for a long time gays have been waiting for Christians to show that love, welcoming them like everyone else.

The interview continues, and the pattern we see is that Justin Khoe agrees with everything—absolutely everything Mathías says. Let's look at some examples:

Well, unlike how all churches teach, God's love is conditional—

¹⁰ If you keep my commandments, you will be in my love;  as I have also kept the commandments of my Father, and I am in his love.

¹⁴Blessed those who keep his commandments, TO HAVE THE RIGHT to the tree of life, AND THAT THEY ENTER through the gates into the city.
¹⁵ But the [HOMOSEXUAL] dogs will be outside, and the sorcerers, and the dissolute, and the murderers, and the idolaters, and anyone who loves and makes lies. —APOC. 22:14-15

And the law of God says that a man "No" HE “He will work with a man as with a woman.” (EXD. 20:12,20:17, LEV. 18:22, EXD. 20:12). That's what the Bible says, while Justin Khoe says "well, if someone wants to be a member of a church it's because they accept the set of beliefs it has", and asks Maathías what he thinks, and he says that he doesn't agree. with that.

Justin Khoe does what has become common in Adventist Babylon, not condemning sin, fearing to offend the sinner and not God, compromising all the biblical truths about homosexuality. This is an advertising video—that is, propaganda from the Adventist Church to continue affirming what the Church believes, that by serving the devil you reach heaven.

Returning to the magazine, AJ/AW Dec. 2019… on page 10 of the first section, Adventist Journey (AJ), we have Kimberly Luste Maran, editor of Adventist Journey. The editor is the thinking mind behind any professional publication. Even more than the director, the editor is responsible for its content. Until this moment I had not realized the existence of Kimberly Luste Maran and her role in the Adventist Church. So I did a little Google search, and what I found was relevant. We have always insisted to the readers of these publications of the different denominations that when they see a name that they do not know, they should do a Google search to see what they can find.

Our Google search tells us that Kimberly Luste Maran is also the DNA's associate director of communications, and is married, having three daughters with her husband. ^[11]Kimberly Luste Maran
[LINK, Adventist Church] Kimberly, is also an active writer of Spectrum Magazine—Spectrum Magazine,  which promotes and encourages homosexuality openly within the “Seventh” Day Adventist Church . To be more exact, and—up to this point, she has a few 13 items (that we could find) in the Spectrum Magazine. ^[12]Articles Kimberly Luste Maran, Spectrum Magazine
[LINK, Spectrum] Briefly looking at one of those articles, where Kimberly talks about professional development and work relationships, we were struck by the main photo of that article. ^[13]Adventist Communicators Meet for Professional Development, Inspiration, and Networking Opportunities in Albuquerque
[LINK, Spectrum] In the background of the image, a linear graph, with all the colors of the rainbow flag. That is, the Gay flag! Is this a coincidence?

So the editor of Adventist Journey and associate director of communications for the DNA, the main and richest division of the Adventist Church—and the division where the General Conference offices are located, she is a writer—and who knows maybe—in one way or another—also an editor , of Spectrum, the main Gay Adventist portal on Planet Earth. And let's not forget that Justin Khoe, homosexual, promoter of debauchery, is on the September 2019 cover of the magazine that Luste Maran publishes. For several editions throughout 2019, they have been introducing Justin Khoe's photo in this magazine, until it made it to the cover. If you pay attention to the photo of Kimberly Luste Maran on page 10 already mentioned, then we come full circle: She looks like a lesbian! (1 COR. 11:13:15)

But Kimberly is married and has three daughters, right? Well, we have also been told that Jonathan Henderson is also “married” to a “woman”, and look at how he moves and listen to what this “gentleman” preaches.

Bisexualism, dear reader, also exists in Adventist Babylon. ^[14]Adventist Pastor Decides to Confess Her Bisexuality and Resign
[LINK, Keep The Faith. ^[15]Sabbath School for Homosexuals, Adventist Church
[LINK, Daily List] Do you know how to count? What is the sum of 1+1+1? Do the sum, and you connect the dots, if you can see the dots.

Someone told me recently, “heaven is not for stupid people”. Are you paying attention?

Let's continue reviewing the magazine. On page 14 of Adventist Journey, we have a commercial from Coyote Doug Batchelor and his communications ministry Amazing Facts, asking for help to preach “the gospel.” The photo seems to have been taken in an African country, where black umbrellas apparently do not exist, nor white ones, nor green ones, nor blue ones...just rainbow umbrellas and those whose color combination is white with yellow, such as the colors of the Vatican logo. I imagine that if you have read this far it is because you already know how to count from 1 to 3. And don't forget that Kimberly edits this magazine, and is also responsible for the advertising that is presented here.

If you turn to the back cover, we have another advertisement, Child Impact International, either International Child Impact. Here they ask you—the Adventist reader, to give ““a gift of hope”, and sponsor a child with $25 dollars per month; something like WorldVision and other institutions that—so they tell us, help combat the misery of children around the world. ^[16]ABORTION, Guidelines of the “Seventh” Day Adventist Church
[LINK, Daily List] ^[17]bTed Wilson and “THE SANCTITY OF LIFE” — Abortions in the Adventist Church
[VIDEO, 1:43:00, CristoVerdad] ^[18]If You Will Kill — Abortion, THE HYDE AMENDMENT and The Adventist Church
[STUDY, CristoVerdad] ^[19]Abortion, The Adventist Church and Your Conscience
[STUDY, CristoVerdad] ^[20]ABORTION AND BEAUTY, Massacre and Aesthetics in the Adventist Church
[LINK, Adventist Church] ^[21]“Seventh” Day Adventist ABORTION: The Two Lords
[STUDY, CristoVerdad] ^[22]Sex Change Surgery, ABORTIONS—Loma Linda University
[DOCUMENT, Adventist Church] ^[23]“I Don't Care”, Adventist Thinking
[ESRUDIO, CristoVerdad]

So the “Seventh” Day Adventist church asks you to make a gift of hope, while the sect does not give hope of life to thousands of children around the world who have the “bad luck” that their mothers decide to visit a hospital. or Adventist clinic to dismember them in an operating room, Mmmmm…

As I mentioned at the beginning, I have not been able to find again the information of the more than 3 billion dollars invested by the Adventist Church in the Stock Exchange, But that does not mean that I have not found more information, and that it is not even more revealing.

Sarah Rundell, an expert on stock markets, writes from London for the portal top1000funds (Thousand Best Funds) and tells us that “Adventist Health Appetite Risk Grows” ^[24]Adventist Health's risk appetite grows
[LINK, Daily List] That is to say, that the Adventist Church has increased its investments in risky stocks of the Stock ExchangeAnd Rundell is simply an expert, presenting an analysis for investors to be cautious about buying Adventist Church stocks in the stock market. Adventist Health System (AHS) Or simply AdventHealth, For its part, it is the company that manages the largest group of Adventist hospitals in the world—not all, but most (42).

It has been published that the Adventist Church has about 170 hospitals around the world, in addition to dozens and dozens of clinics with a great diversity of specialties and services. The official directory of the Adventist Church lists a total of 195 Hospitals and Sanatoriums combined. ^[29]Hospitals and Sanatoriums [LINK, Adventist Church]
[LINK, Adventist Church] At these hospitals and clinics you can have a mammogram, a heart check, buttocks and breast implants, and also “you can get the boy out”, if you wish.” ^[20]ABORTION AND BEAUTY, Massacre and Aesthetics in the Adventist Church
[LINK, Adventist Church] ^[22]Sex Change Surgery, ABORTIONS—Loma Linda University
[DOCUMENT, Adventist Church] If you have a medical or cosmetic need—whatever it may be, there is an Adventist “health” center that can help you.

Adventist Health manages 42 hospitals in the United States, as Sarah Rundell writes, who analyzes the investments of Adventist Health and of the Adventist Church in the “industry of life”—

“The primary purpose of the portfolio is to support the hospitals and care that AHS provides in a philosophy summarized in its core mission of “Extend the Healing Ministry of Christ”, Rundell continues, citing the official website of Adventist Health ^[25]Adventist Health System, Mission and History
[LINK, Adventist Health]

So the purpose of Adventist hospitals—and by extension, their entire range of “health” centers—is “Extend the Healing Ministry of Christ.” Well, before we get into that part, Rundell explains to us that

 the investment portfolio of Adventist Health has been expanded to 6 Billion dollars 

American people. Yes, as you heard it, 6 billionof dollars, and this is only the part that corresponds to the 42 Adventist hospitals that Adventist Health manages That does not include all hospitals and clinics in the United States, but rather the largest group of hospitals operated by a single company.—Adventist Health, in this case. Nor—obviously, we're talking about all the Adventist hospitals and clinics around the world. Much less are we talking about all the institutions/companies such as churches, universities and academies, nursing homes, small planes and all types of properties owned by the Beast beast that is Corporation of “Seventh” Day Adventists.

So much money and “never” any money. When the people had given enough for the building of the sanctuary, Moses—the meekest of the meek—said Enough is enough (EXD. 36:2-7). However, the Adventist Church is a dead end, in every sense of the word. Without funds, since its wealth is practically incalculable by the human brain. Without funds—also, because he never tires of asking…

The Adventist Church NEVER gives anything to the needy, just as certain Greeks accused the disciples (ACTS 6:1-6). When a need appears, they ask you—to sit in their pews, to give. You are the giver—if you give, not the corporation you maintain. When there is a national catastrophe, they use ADRA to ask for more and pretend that they give, when in reality they take away.

So many billions of dollars invested in the Azaar industry, and if the roof of the church is damaged, its members are charged to fix it. If they buy a temple, they charge the members to pay for it, and they even have the audacity to give them a loan with high interest rates to pay for the temple that is for themselves; that is, for the corporation, not for the members. And when—for X reason, they close a temple and sell it, where do you think that money goes?

6 billion dollars invested by Adventist Health only. My friends, brothers—and enemies, the money that the Adventist Corporation manages is practically uncountable. And let's not forget that Everything that bears the Adventist name is expensive, very expensive.. And not only expensive,  but the most expensive . If you have the privilege of having a child studying at an Adventist academy or university, you will know what I am talking about. Another thing, do you know any poor Adventists who can afford their health care in an Adventist hospital or clinic?

How much money is needed to finish the mission?

So we have to the mission of the Adventist Church, in the representation of Adventist Health, in this case, it is “Extending the Healing Ministry of Christ.” We ask, how much did Bartimaeus pay Jesus to restore his sight? What was the fee of that paralytic from Bethesda? And what about the woman with the discharge, what was her “offering”? And how about Lazarus, whom Jesus healed from the incurable disease—death?

The disciples also healed the sick and even raised the dead, truly extending Christ's healing ministry. How much did they charge?

This is the cover of the magazine Visitor (December, 2018) of the Columbia Union, which covers the geographic areas of New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland, Virginia, and Washington in the United States. Its title: “Food of the Heart”, which sickens and kills, right?

Could it be that the Adventist Church needs more patients for its hospitals to recover the investment of those billions—perhaps trillions—of dollars invested in all its “health” centers? Is this also an extension of Christ's Healing Ministry? In case you are unsure, let me tell you that!NO!

If the Adventist Church wanted to extend Christ's Healing Ministry, it would promote healthy eating and living, and not raise up coyotes like Alejandro Bullon so that they trample on the message that Christ left us—^[26]OLIVER AND HIS MINIONS [3] — SATAN'S ELITE (1.1) Holy Land: Alejandro Bullón, Lobo Rapáz
[VIDEO 2:27:36, CristoVerdad]

²⁹And God said: Behold, I have given you all herbs which bears seed, which is upon the face of the whole earth; and every tree on which there is fruit From a tree that bears seed, there are seeds to eat. —GENESIS 1:29

Honestly speaking, the “Seventh” Day Adventist Church is an honest organization—very honest. He's telling you—in all honesty, that serves the devil himself, and you don't want to believe in his honesty. Or are you going to tell me that he is serving the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob? Well, if you think that way, you are being dishonest with yourself and with the God—or god, whom you serve, because the devil doesn't like being lied to either, and he already said, “that church is mine.” ^[27]aTHE BEAST YOU DON'T KNOW
[STUDY, CristoVerdad] ^[27]bOLIVER AND HIS MINIONS [2] — THE BEAST You Don't Know
[VIDEO 1:01:14, CristoVerdad] ^[26]OLIVER AND HIS MINIONS [3] — SATAN'S ELITE (1.1) Holy Land: Alejandro Bullón, Lobo Rapáz
[VIDEO 2:27:36, CristoVerdad] ^[28]OLIVER AND HIS MINIONS [4] — SATAN'S ELITE (1.1) Holy Land: Alejandro Bullón, Lobo Rapáz
[VIDEO 2:27:36, CristoVerdad]

[EDITION, Dec. 15, 019] José Luis Javier
This article was published yesterday. And a day later we get another news about AdventHealth. But first, I also just came across another video from Justin Khoe—or should we say from The Adventist Church, where he continues interviewing Mathías. In fact, Khoe has a whole series of videos on YouTube dedicated to the programming of Adventist weak minds—and the world, regarding homosexuality. The title of the video is “Coming out as GAY to your Christian Parents” either Coming out as Gay to your Christian parents. ^[e]1“Coming out as GAY to your Christian Parents,” Justin Khoe
[VIDEO 31:18, ThatChristian Vlogger] There they give you all the “tips” (advice) necessary so that your uncovering is perfect and without setbacks.

The video begins by saying that “Mathías is an incredibly cool guy.” (Well), a devout follower of Jesus, and who also identifies as gay” [09:00]. That is the main message, that you can be gay and have a close relationship with Jesus at the same time. At minute 27 of this video, Justin asks Mathías the following:

I would like to end this video by asking you the following question. Let's imagine that Jesus appears in this room and tells you “Mathias, I recognize your love for me, your devotion... that your heart is in the right place. But you are wrong in your interpretation of same-sex attraction, or relationships for that matter.” What would be your answer?

Mathías responds, “I would say OK,” and Justin says “Is that simple?”—“absolutely,” Mathías responds. And Khoe continues, appealing in favor of Mathías, in the following way:

I mean, then you would look for celibacy or whatever the next ideal is. And would you have any reservations about that, or are you committed to hoping that that is your answer?

Mathías continues—”NO, I am sure that would be my answer.” Justin Khoe says, “WOW”, and Mathías ends as follows—

And I think that then I would return the same question to you and your followers, if Jesus appeared and said, “These interpretations that lead LGBT people to celibacy and singleness are not the impact and the path that I hope they follow. ”. What would you do?

Justin Khoe responds with another “WOW,” and says—

I can only speak for myself, but now I'm sure I'd like to hear what you [Khoe followers] think about that question, because that's a deep question. I would like to say that I totally agree with that. I have no particular interest in this dog race or in the fight as if I were... my hope and goal for my life, and I am very far from perfection... there are things that I see in the scriptures and my life does not it reflects that, and I'm working on that; Jesus is working on that with me, but at least ideologically I am in the direction that I want my life to focus and lead, and yes, when God calls me to something, I want to give my best and say here I am, and You know I want to continue with that. And so my hope is that I would have an open mind to what God has to say.go and I like that although we disagree on such an important matter, We agree on a more important matter and that is that a life directed to obedience to God in his word, and I've really enjoyed this conversation, and I feel like I learned a lot from it...

So keep an open mind to listen to what God has to say, Mmmm… Didn't God say male and female in his word? Justin says at the end that he totally agrees with what Mathías says, and then he says that he has disagreements, but that they both agree on something, in something more important, obedience to the word of God. But isn't Mathias a homosexual man who is unaware that this practice is sinful?

Once again, “heaven is not for brute people.” Another thing, if Jesus comes and you have not left your homosexuality, you are lost—

¹⁴Keep peace with everyone, and holiness, without which no one will see the Lord:
¹⁵ Looking good let no one depart from the grace of God, may no root of bitterness sprouting prevent you, and by it many be defiled;
¹⁶ Qthat no one is fornicator, or profane, like Esau, who sold his birthright for a meal. —HEBREWS 12:14-16

That is the Jesuit doctrine that when Jesus comes everyone will have the opportunity to turn away from their evil path at that moment. The Bible says no, and I'll leave it at that.

As I mentioned before, before reaching the cover of Adventist Journey, Justin Khoe was subtly introduced in several previous editions during this year 2019. In the March 2019 edition, p.2 we have Justin Khoe with what appears to be his girlfriend or wife. Remember the issue of bisexuality, and the open fabrication of stories to subdue and sodomize Adventist people. Khoe's photo is right below an announcement: WomenFit4Life 2019 — Healthy Women for Life, Women's Convention. The interesting thing is that the ad is about a women's convention, and Justin is the only “male” in the photo. Or are they telling us something else?

Another issue is that most of these women on this list are shepherdesses, several of which It is obvious that they are lesbians. In the October 2017 Visitor Magazine we have the following on the cover: “Calling—Meet 40 Women Pastors Serving in the Columbia Union.” When you turn to page 9 of this same magazine, there are the photos of those 40 pastors of the Columbia Union, to whom this magazine dedicated its issue. If you pay attention you will also notice the obvious: that several of these pastors are lesbians, starting with the first Stephanie Grant and the last one on the list, Tiffany Brown. If several of those faces seem familiar to you it is because several of those pastors are also featured in the same list of women that I already mentioned along with Justin Khoe in the Adventist Journey/World Magazine that we already mentioned in the previous paragraph. This is for you to see—again, that all the divisions, unions, conferences, and even churches, of the Eighth-day Adventist harlot work together.

And together they work carrying the same agenda. In the September 2018 issue of Adventist Journey/World, we finish putting the puzzle together. On page 8 they tell us about “carry a message that offers hope, which must be lived and brought to others; a message capable of changing the lives of those who accept it.” And what is that message of hope, and for whom, and whose lives will be changed? Well, judging by “the dove of peace” with the homosexual flag In the background of the photo provided in that article, we have the following message:

Bring the message of hope for people who lead the gay lifestyle. And the message is, or rather, the hope is that Adventists will change, and accept homosexuality as something normal and natural—approved by God. The lives that are transformed are not those of homosexuals, but of Adventists who decide to embrace this sin. That is the transformation, that they abandoned the biblical teachings on holiness.

But let's go back to AdventHelath, and let's focus on a news item that just came out on December 11, about 4 days ago. The title of the news, directly from the AdventHealth website ^[e]2AdventHealth donates $1 million for Pulse memorial, scholarships and diversity education
[LINK, Adventist Church] says the following:

AdventHealth donates $1 million for Pulse memorial, scholarships and diversity education
AdventHealth Donates $ $1 Million for Pulse Memorial, Scholarships and Diversity Education.

The news is so shocking, that we decided to translate it completely—

In essence, the Adventist Church is investing one million dollars, fruits of the tithes and offerings of members like you, to continue the mission of the OnePulse club. OnePulse Club, or unPuslo club, It's the gay disco where the massacre of 49 homosexuals supposedly took place, “a hate crime”, in 2016 in the city of Orlando, Florida. As a result of the “massacre,” the owner of OnePulse created the OnePulse Foundation and Museum to raise awareness among the masses about how good it is to be gay. The “massacre”, I dubiously say, because there is conclusive evidence that all of this was a theater, in order to advance the global gay agenda.

The mission of the OnePulse Foundation, as described on its website, ^[e]3OnePuse Foundation, About Us
[LINK, OnePulse] declares the following:

“OnePULSE Foundation is a 501(c)3 incorporated by the owner of Pulse Nightclub. The Foundation was established to create a sanctuary of hope After the tragic day in American history, Sunday, June 12, 2016, to honor the 49 angels who were taken, the 68 injured and the countless first responders and health professionals who treated them.

This fund is intended to support a memorial that opens hearts, a museum that opens minds, educational programs that open eyes and endowed scholarships that open doors. All donations will be used for the construction and operation of the national memorial and museum, educational programs and 49 Legacy Scholarships. This is a defining mission and healing initiative that we hope inspires supporters who share our vision. and they understand the solemn and sacred responsibility with which this community has been entrusted.”—OnePulse Foundation.

“A sanctuary” for homosexuals, and the Adventist Church is an intrinsic part of that, from day one. Immediately after the alleged massacre in Orlando, the Adventist Church was the only religious organization that offered to cover the funeral expenses of several of the “victims” of said “massacre.”^[e]4Five Adventist churches offer free funerals after Orlando massacre
[NEWS, Adventist Church]
[END EDITION]

If you are one of those who do not believe in the devil when he speaks clearly to you, but you believe in your church, then now believe him even more, since the Adventist Church is being more honest than ever—

(1) “The really difficult part for George was when  SHE PUT HER VIBRATOR BETWEEN HIS SCROTUM AND RECUMT, AND HE LIKED IT.  This brought him some concern about of that part of his body and everything that this meant.

In one session we dealt with his fears of homosexuality and emotional connection with other men (including me), (b) your right to use your body however you want — INCLUDING THE ANUS, (c) his desire not to worry about life – or other people – that “penetrated” him emotionally, and (d) his deciding, once and for all, that he was not a jerk.” —PASSIONATE MARRIAGE p.286 (Passionate Marriage), Educational Material from Adventist Universities and Conferences ^[30]Passionate Marriage — “Passionate Marriage”
[BOOK, Adventist Church]

(2)  “I believe that the church is Holy Catholic and Apostolic”  —The Creed That Changed The World, 1971, 2005 ^[31aThe Creed That Changed the World, 2005
[BROCHURE, Adventist Church] ^[31]bThe Creed That Changed the World, 1971
[BOOK, Adventist Church]

(3)a “and God rested on the first day of the first week.” —Adventist World in Spanish, Feb. 2008

(3)b “SUNDAY, Lord's day observed as a Sabbath by the early Church.” —Adventist Bible The Mission
NOTE: Early Church = Christ and the apostles

(3)c “The Sabbath is a day of rest, But Sunday is a day of worship..” —Book Confessions of a Nomad, p.118, General Conference

“Thoreau said if one wishes to destroy the Christian faith, first you have to take away Sunday. He was right; It is a holy day.” —Book Confessions of a Nomad, p.120, General Conference^[32]Sunday Worship in the Adventist Church
[BOOKS, Adventist Church]

Open your eyes before it's too late.

God bless you!

—JOSÉ L. JAVIER