The
Christian Military
The
Church Militant
Sermon
Notes by Pastor Mark Downey
People
usually don't associate Jesus as a soldier or even as a military commander, or
having anything to do with a warrior class. The reason for this is because of
the feminization of Christ from establishment religions representing Baal and,
as such, Christ becomes their model for a pious pacifist. The historical Jesus,
changed into a long haired wimp then, no longer is a threat to Babylonian-style
politics. Most Christians don't regard Christianity as the form and substance
of what we generally recognize a military to be. And yet, so many wars have been
fought in the name of Christ and so much death because of Christ. The problem
is, sometimes men die for another Christ, for false teachings that are interposed
upon gullible believers and become the cannon fodder of nefarious ambitions which
have nothing to do with the Word.
The
purpose for which Christ came was the sacrificial Lamb, but isn't the greatest
act of heroism for a soldier on the battlefield, to put his life on the line for
somebody else? "He that findeth his life shall lose it and he that loseth
his life for My sake shall find it" Mt. 10:39. Christ goes way beyond all
the purple hearts that have ever been given. The church's fixation is upon a placid,
pastoral image of a nice little woolly lamb. You don't hear too much from the
pulpit pimps about the symbolic follow-up of that bloody slaughtered crucifixion
of the Lamb of God (John 1:36) returning as the Lion of the tribe of Judah (Rev.
5:5).
Why
do I want to portray Christianity militarily? Well, first, because most others
don't, and second, because the Bible does. The book of Numbers in the Hebrew language
means musters of the militias; it's like a role call of able-bodied men to arm
themselves and prepare to fight. We've discussed the dominion mandate and our
manifest destiny of the Adamic/Israelite race in previous messages, and this theme
runs throughout the scriptures. This perspective of establishing the Kingdom of
God upon the face of the earth, cannot be viewed without the element of enforcement,
because people will not voluntarily cooperate. Just ask Moses about law enforcement
in his wilderness experience.
On
a global, international scale, we have all kinds of challenges to a Christian
military. From the Medieval Crusades to the present judeo-Christian war against
terrorism, these campaigns have always been convoluted and misdirected; in other
words . . . unbiblically justified. Yet, through all of these feeble and fickle
conflicts, we are reassured by God that He has a purpose of warfare and the battle
plan is His. I pointed out several times that false prophets and religious con
men operate in this country with impunity and enjoy the free exercise of their
theological heresies that were never intended in our Constitution, and certainly
not allowed in the Bible. It is much like the Baal priests who held sway over
the people prior to Elija resolving the issue at a nearby river. When Isaiah 14:26
prophesied the "purpose that is purposed upon the whole earth", he was
talking about the final universal catastrophe of the present Babylonian world
system. And this is going to take a military effort of the church militant. Those
who preach universal reconciliation and doctrines about devils have got it all
wrong, because they don't want to face the reality that Babylon might be one of
their friends or family.
The
church militant, which goes by many different descriptions such as Hoskins' Vigilantes
of Christendom or the much debated 'Phinehas Priesthood' or 'the order of
Melchisedac' or even Christian Identity in general, are well aware of the racial
propensity for our people to militate against alien influence. That 'breath of
life' breathed unto our nostrils by God is what makes us different than all other
animals or races. As a result of that spiritual infusion into our core genetics,
we have a God given instinct to fulfill God's will.
God
said in Jeremiah 51:20 "with thee will I destroy kingdoms, with thee will
I break in pieces the nations . . . thou art my battle axe and weapons of war."
Does this not suggest militarily engaging an enemy? Does this change in the New
Testament? The pulpit pimp can easily torture the scriptures as they try to take
the kingdoms of this world by violence and use II Cor. 10:3 "we do not war
after the flesh" and Eph. 6:12 "for we wrestle not against flesh and
blood" to imply that we do not take the law into our own hands and use force.
Unless, of course, we're told by the 501c3 stooges to obey the higher jewish authorities
of Romans 13. What are the 3 stooges of the world? Why, it's the executive, legislative
and judicial branches of government that have replaced God. "For the lord
is our judge, the lord is our lawgiver, the lord is our king, He will save us"
Isaiah 33:22. The Lord is our salvation, not Babylon. That's why the great whore,
drunken with the blood of the saints will be destroyed by the church militant.
It will be those Christians so infused with the Holy Spirit that they will have
no qualms in continuing the warfare of Ephesians 6 in context, whereas we do wrestle
"against principalities, against powers, rulers of the darkness of this world,
against spiritual wickedness in high places." Somebody in Christianity is
going to fulfill Rev. 18:6-7 "Reward her even as she rewarded you . . . so
much torment and sorrow give her."
When
II Cor. 10:4 says "the weapons of our warfare are not carnal", it means
it's not secular or worldly independent of God. Continuing this verse, "but
mighty through God to the pulling down of strong holds." Don't let anybody
tell you this means we don't need guns anymore. If we are dependent on God, the
bullet will hit its target. I use guns simply as an example. There are many other
weapons at our disposal, like the Word of God, sharper than any two edged sword.
Words can kill and the antichrist wordists know that and so they change the military
applications of scripture that would do them harm into neutered meaningless interpretations.
The
Christian military will be "casting down imaginations and every high thing
that exalteth itself against the knowledge of God, and bringing into captivity
every thought to the obedience of Christ" II Cor. 10:5. And then, in verse
6 "having in a readiness to revenge all disobedience, when your obedience
is fulfilled." The soldiers of Christ and the army of God get their minds
right with the Lord before commencing a physical battle. There is a difference
between 'vengeance is mine, thus saith the Lord" pertaining to our personal
enemies, brethren in whom we are in conflict with and our being ready to avenge
the enemies of God whom God has purposed to be destroyed when our house is cleansed
and in order. On that day, the Lord of hosts (armies) shall sanction and bless
our Christian Israelite forces to "tread down the wicked . . . they shall
be ashes under the soles of your feet" Mal. 4:3.
I
know there are young men in our Movement who are chomping at the bit to start
a RAHOWA, but obviously it's not happening. Why? All I have is an opinion. Perhaps
it's not in God's timing yet, for the basic training of His troops is not complete
and a cadre of leadership is not established. We don't have the unity necessary
for a coordinated strategy. As a consequence of the current divisions, our racial
nation is vulnerable to every wind of doctrine and unholy alliances. If we are
to prepare and be ready to avenge the wrongs of our society, we must first overcome
the aforementioned obstacles to our destined battlefields. We must maintain and
occupy the realms of self government in the body politic of our churches before
we advance to more complex victories of state government. "
"Except
the Lord build the house, they labor in vain that built it; except the Lord keep
the city, the watchmen waketh in vain" Ps. 127:1. I think we should keep
in mind that except the Lord recruits and trains His soldiers, the warrior will
die in vain. I would probably be vilified in some quarters by saying Bob Mathews'
Order was all for naught and has not brought forth the fruits of the Kingdom.
Their walk with Christ, or the lack thereof, does not outweigh any accolades of
martyrdom or heroism, but does serve as an example of what not to do in the performance
of a Christian military unit. They had good intentions, but no discipline.
Christ
started His Movement with twelve disciples who were all soldiers of the Cross.
Look at what we've got 2000 years later. The veracity of God, the validation of
His Word are the things that have come to pass. "The testimony of Jesus is
the spirit of prophecy" Rev. 19:10. Our future and that of our posterity
cannot be exempt from military service. A believer cannot claim conscientious
objection. The Bible is a call to arms and the church militant is the venue of
execution, and by that, I mean executing the Laws of God. We will get our marching
orders and God will send forth judgment unto victory (Mt. 12:20).
There's
a new Mel Gibson movie about the Vietnam war called "We Were Soldiers",
which as a Nam vet, I find offensive. The story is based on the memoirs of a retired
general hired as a technical consultant along with politically correct supervision
and cooperation from the DOD. This old general being interviewed on 60 Minutes,
as if dispensing the wisdom of Americana said, "hate war, but love the warriors."
Do you see how this kind of mentality defuses a biblical holy war and how we're
supposed to glorify the gung-ho ho idiots being all they can be in the godless
army of the New World Order? There's going to be a new order. It's called the
Kingdom of Heaven, and it's going to be brought forth by the Christian military
of the church militant.
Jesus
Christ is described as a Lamb and a Lion. This simply means there's a time for
peace and a time for war (Eccl. 3:8). There's a balance between love and hate,
depending on circumstances. One of the biblical rules of warfare before any shots
are fired, is to proclaim peace to your enemy. Deut. 20:10 says "when thou
come near a city to fight against it, then proclaim peace unto it." The olive
branch of peace that Christ offered to His adversaries was to tell them to repent
and be baptized, change their simple ways and cleanse their thinking with the
Word; very peaceful, no shots fired. When we are suing for peace, taking godly
legal action for a due process and are not in a war mode, we are ambassadors for
Christ. "As God is exhorting through us, we implore on behalf of Christ,
to be reconciled unto God" (II Cor. 5:20). But here's the kick in the pants
to the pacifist pulpit pimp who advocates an unchristian peace at any cost. "If
it (a city or an enemy) does not make peace with you (indirectly reconciling with
God), but makes war against you, then you shall besiege it. When the Lord gives
it into your hand, you shall strike all men in it with the edge of the sword"
(Deut. 20:12-13). Why? Because verse 18 says "in order that they may not
teach you to do according to all their detestable things which they have done
for their gods, so that you would sin against your God. "
Christ
understood His obligations to the Law and His purpose. Isn't it funny how some
people say, 'you think your religion is the only way', as if this Christian nation
is to be a multicultural mixture of differing morals. Christ said to this pharisaical
mindset, "think not that I am come to send peace on earth, I came not to
send peace, but a sword!" Christ knew the truth He proclaimed, the perfect
justice of God would bring conflict, because man would not accept the sovereignty
of God. The governments of man vicariously assume the sovereign power of law.
The peaceful lamb can quickly transform itself into a lion of war. We are not
to be conformed to any other military other than our commander in chief, Jesus
Christ. So, we can see that it's a given that there will be resistance to the
Way; the way in which White Christians live. Those of our people who become conformists
to this world system that excludes God, are in opposition to people like us.
It's
been observed that the biggest asset and liability of our race is our kindness
and charity, fruits of the Holy Spirit that are taken advantage of by our adversaries.
For example, the conspiracy to change the racial makeup of America through an
unchecked flood of alien immigration is, in general, a cultural war; an assault
against our moral standards by bringing in all their detestable things done for
their heathen deities. When our God awakens that part of Israel to protect and
defend our way of life, a movement is born. Christian Identity was a response
to a divine calling, because there was and still is an imminent danger from antichrist
forces bent on destroying us. The enemy has come in the form of a rampant bureaucracy
of Babylonian evil found in the churches, political parties, the media etc. The
war being leveled against our race has specifically targeted the early pioneers
of the Christian Patriot movement. There have been more deaths inflicted on our
side than what our side can even imagine. Besides the overt massacres of Ruby
Ridge, Waco and many others, there is a much more subtle genocide in operation;
everything from vaccinations and fluoridation to chemtrails and food preservatives.
Our
Christian demeanor brings forth the fruit of the Holy Spirit and our peaceful,
gentle goodness is blind to those that would poison, cripple or kill us. That
is why God likens us to sheep and those who do us harm as wolves. What our enemies
don't want you to know is that some of the sheep are rams. By the very nature
of our race and our God, we have a natural Christian military. It is manifested
in the church militant as an innate survival mechanism, because these rams understand
their responsibilities. Do you really think Christ, knowing the end from the beginning
and the coming conflicts, would send His disciples out into a hostile world unarmed?
Of course not! That's why He said in Luke 22:36 that if you've got an empty wallet,
sell something and buy a weapon. There will be some bleeding heart judaizer who
will try to tell you White boys that that was just a temporary measure which only
applied to that time. But then, we also read in Luke 19:27, "but these enemies
of mine, who did not want Me to reign over them, bring them here and slay them
in My presence." The same effeminate priests of Baal will tell you that this
verse means we must wait till the second advent, as if Jesus is on vacation for
a couple thousand years. Are we waiting for Jesus or is He our commander in chief,
the Chief Shepherd . . . right now? Read with me the indisputable words of Mt.
18:20: "for where two or three are gathered together in my name (or authority),
there am I in the midst of them."
The
church isn't supposed to be daydreaming, wondering why niggers riot or why African
savages today take machetes and slice peaceful White farmers and their families
to ribbons in a murderous bloodlust. "Why do the heathen rage, and the people
imagine a vain thing?" (Ps. 2:1). It's because of bankrupt leadership that
becomes so cowardly that it shows itself as ridiculous; "the Lord shall have
them in derision." God will speak to those who are guilty of browning America
and vex them in His sore displeasure and He will muster the militias of Christian
Israel giving the order of Psalms 2:9 "Thou shalt break them with a rod of
iron, thou shalt dash them in pieces like a potter's vessel." If the enemies
of God live by the sword or Uzi's, who do you think is going to reciprocate the
judgment of God that they will likewise die by the sword? This cause and effect
can only be in perpetuity. There's no gap in time from when the scriptures were
recorded to the futurist projection of the so-called battle of Armageddon (a phrase
not found in the Bible). But our enemies would like you to think so. You're ok
as long as a Christian military stays within the four walls of playing church;
as long as the hate speech doesn't turn violent. But they've gone way beyond these
restrictions with talmudic license.
Did
you know that you can be arrested and charged with having a machine gun by simply
having a piece of metal on your person? It happened just recently to the C.O.
of the Kentucky Militia. Do you suppose God would want that jew or jew lackey
who passed this ridiculous legislation to receive a piece of metal in return?
Do you think God expects a Christian military to raise the standard against wickedness
in high places? A good military is organized for perpetual existence, until such
time that it no longer becomes necessary. The Orwellian oxymoron of perpetual
war for perpetual peace does not pertain to Christian dogma because once we accomplish
our ultimate victory, all enemies of Jesus Christ will have been annihilated forever.
How can there be war, when death is swallowed up in victory (I Cor. 15:54); whereas,
a jew run communist world would be a perpetual slave planet?
We
are now living in a time when God gives us the freedom and opportunity to reveal
to our lost kindred, the prophecies of those who destroy us being destroyed themselves:
the book of Obadiah, the parable of the wheat and tares, the fall of Mystery Babylon;
all of which the church militant culminates in the fulfillment of God's Word.
We know that the marriage supper of the Lamb is an eventual union of Christ with
His people and that we, as His bride, hath made ourselves ready. Does that mean
we're all wearing wedding gowns? No. It means His army is fully trained and prepared
for the Great Day of the Lord. Kristolnacht multiplied a million times. You know,
all this talk we've been hearing rumors about for years about concentration camps
in America and industrial state of the art crematoriums, if it's true, just may
be used against those who would have designs for the Christian military.
The
vision John saw in Revelation 19:11, "Behold a white horse, and he that sat
upon him was called Faithful and True, and in righteousness he doth judge and
make war." Verse 14 goes on "the armies which were in heaven, clothed
in fine linen, white and clean, were following Him upon white horses." The
beautiful symbolism here is not an equestrian parade coming down from outerspace
(heaven), but rather the army of heaven, of God, on earth. Thy will be done on
earth as it is in heaven. Heaven simply means elevated, a special people unto
Himself, above all races that are upon the face of the earth (Deut. 7:6). Continuing
in Revelation 19:19, "and I saw the beast, and the kings of the earth, and
their armies, gathered together to make war against Him that sat on the horse,
and against His army." Is this plainly laid out for our edification? There
most certainly is a Christian military aligned against an array of other militaries
void of God.
White,
able bodied, God fearing men need to get it in their minds that being dunked in
water, or uttering magic names of God, or observing rituals on the calendar, or
blaming a rodent race of jews with a convoluted theology, or spiritualizing everything
with a cross eyed, holier-than-thou religiosity will not deliver us from the rubbing
fingers of the shylock who, because we are just goyim followers of the resurrected
Messiah, will kill us all the day long; we are accounted as sheep for the slaughter.
The
church militant of Christian Identity is that instrument of righteousness that
God is using in a mighty way, forming military units, having fellowship with Christ
and unity with one another. As Luke 1:71 puts it "that we should be saved
from our enemies, and from the hand of all that hate us." May we mature in
Christ with the heart of the Lamb and the mind of the Lion that we may face the
day of battle with valor and readiness.
Continued
in Part 2: "Christian
Military: Heroes and Martyrs"
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