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Moloch

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Sep 11, 2026

Charlie KirkSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
50:04
Two very quick additional thoughts.
Charlie KirkSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
50:06
Number one is that the Bible does talk about repeatedly, you have to be very careful using the word gods because we are a monotheistic faith, but forces that could be interplaced with the word God, like Molech, for example.
Charlie KirkSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
50:20
that are pagan manifestations of demonic and spiritual forces.
Charlie KirkSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
50:24
Lucas is writing a book on paganism right now.
Jeff ShepherdHOST
3:46
Bloodshed satisfies fallen angels.
Jeff ShepherdHOST
3:50
Baal, Moloch, Beelzebub.
Jeff ShepherdHOST
3:55
There's always more to it.
Jeff ShepherdHOST
3:57
It's an invisible war and it's visible.
Cameron ClausingHOST
17:33
Ra isn't God.
Cameron ClausingHOST
17:35
Molech isn't God.
Cameron ClausingHOST
17:36
All these other gods of the nations are nothing.
Cameron ClausingHOST
17:41
I am the one who is the sovereign Lord over all creation.
ExpatriateNARRATOR
39:13
No sooner has he triumphed over the theologian than he forthwith sets up as binding on all men the duty of acting logically with the object of securing the greatest good of the greatest number, with the result that he is presently landed in vivisection, contagious diseases acts, dynamite conspiracies, and other grotesque but strictly reasonable abominations.
ExpatriateNARRATOR
39:36
Reason becomes Dagon, Moloch, and Jehovah rolled into one.
ExpatriateNARRATOR
39:41
Its devotees exult in having freed themselves from the old slavery to a collection of books written by Jewish men of letters.
ExpatriateNARRATOR
39:50
To worship such books was, they can prove, as absurd as to worship sonatas composed by German musicians, as was done by the hero of Wagner's novelette, who sat up on his deathbed to say his creed beginning, I believe in God, Mozart, and Beethoven.
David CrowsonHOST
19:27
And it ought to be an abomination to us.
David CrowsonHOST
19:32
Leviticus chapter 18 verse 21 says, you shall not give any of your children to offer them to Molech and so profane the name of your God.
David CrowsonHOST
19:41
I am the Lord.
David CrowsonHOST
19:42
I talked to you about that a little bit already in this series, but just a little bit deeper dive in that.
ExpatriateNARRATOR
34:07
No sooner has he triumphed over the theologian than he forthwith sets up as binding on all men the duty of acting logically with the object of securing the greatest good of the greatest number, with the result that he is presently landed in vivisection, contagious diseases acts, dynamite conspiracies, and other grotesque but strictly reasonable abominations.
ExpatriateNARRATOR
34:31
Reason becomes Dagon, Moloch, and Jehovah rolled into one.
ExpatriateNARRATOR
34:36
Its devotees exult in having freed themselves from the old slavery to a collection of books written by Jewish men of letters.
ExpatriateNARRATOR
34:44
To worship such books was, they can prove, as absurd as to worship sonatas composed by German musicians, as was done by the hero of Wagner's novelette, who sat up on his deathbed to say his creed beginning, I believe in God, Mozart, and Beethoven.
KevinHOST
20:15
Mm-hmm
Joel TillisHOST
20:15
... children to the gods o- of Moloch and, and, and on and on, Baal and on and on and on.
KevinHOST
20:21
Yeah.
Joel TillisHOST
20:21
So it definitely is, I hate to use demonic because that gets overused, but-
Brannon HowseHOST
23:23
There is subjective truth.
Brannon HowseHOST
23:28
Now, what does this have to do with Bible prophecy before we bring on Dr. Woods? Leviticus chapter 18, verse 21 says, you shall not give any of your children to offer them to Molech.
Brannon HowseHOST
23:40
And so profane the name of your God.
Brannon HowseHOST
23:42
I am the Lord.
Brannon HowseHOST
23:43
Leviticus 22 through five.
Brannon HowseHOST
23:44
Anyone who gives his children to Molech is to be put to death.
Brannon HowseHOST
23:48
If the people close their eyes and do not act, God sets his face against that man and his family.
Brannon HowseHOST
23:55
The sacrificing of children.
Paul McGuireHOST
92:54
That was called Baal worship, where Baal worship continues in the world and even in America to this very day.
Paul McGuireHOST
93:01
Another idol that they worshipped was Molech, and Molech, the symbol of Molech, was a giant owl.
Paul McGuireHOST
93:08
You'll see in some of those pictures of the Bohemian Grove, they deny that there are occult ceremonies, but the question has to be asked, why would you have a giant statue of Molech worshipped by the ancient Canaanites and the other occult tribes? Why would you have a giant statue of an owl that represents the satanic idol for Molech? And then finally, these satanic worshipping tribes worshipped the female satanic goddess whose name was Ashtaroth.
Paul McGuireHOST
93:45
And the worship of Ashtaroth involved human sacrifice, child sacrifice, and like hypersexual immorality in worship.
Paul McGuireHOST
93:55
The purpose of the satanic worship and the blood sacrifice worship was always to channel satanic power into the earth and also to open up portals for satanic power, fallen angels and demons and Satan in the physical earth world dimension.
MarkHOST
9:42
He noted that one of the dead families was called Godson and read it as Godson.
MarkHOST
9:49
He worked on the idea of Moloch, the deity of the ancient world to whom children were said to have been given up in fire, and he came to see the ghost train that way.
MarkHOST
10:01
As a thing built in the shape of a mouth that took children into the darkness.
MarkHOST
10:06
And when asked about it, he said he did not consider one level of material more valid than another.

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