A Knight's Blog

  Sin tends to be the center focus in most churches. As believers we know sin is an enemy, and that it separated us from God (Isaiah 59:2). Sin next to Satan is considered the chief villain in our lives; one that must be combated daily and resisted with righteous fervor. Or so it seems. I am going to make a statement that will unnerve certain people. The truth is that being sinner is better than being under a spirit of religion or being self righteous. A Christian who struggles with sin is safe. The truth is that, " Christ suffered once for sins, the righteous for the unrighteous, to bring you to God. He was put to death in the body but made alive in the Spirit ." (1 Peter 3:18). The Apostle Paul said of sin after believing in Jesus, " So now, no longer am I the one doing it, but sin which dwells in me ." (Romans 7:17), and " Therefore, if anyone is in Christ, the new creation has come: The old has gone, the new is here !" (2 Corinthians 5:17). Anothe...

Mankind is dying and not from a disease or natural disasters; no our extinction is being self inflicted and in the cause of Mammon (god of money). Today's generations are having fewer and fewer children. The World is facing an pandemic of disinterest in matrimony and procreating. In fact, according to current stats, more Japanese are dying than are being born (700 Club, 9.16.2015). The disinterest in marriage and sex is at all time high in the former Rising Sun Nation and is spreading to other countries. With the advent of cyber-pornography and causality of sex in our contemporary world, procreation not to mention matrimony are becoming replaced with porn and masturbation. People do not seek to build families, they seek fantasies, and as a result population growth in Europe, Asia (China and Japan), Russia, and America are declining. Counter to the rising rejection of traditional marriage and procreation are ethnic groups...

  In every age someone tries to erase the footprint of our faith. In 1940's Adolf Hitler amassed the largest private collection of religious artwork. While trying to exterminate Christians in the Holocaust, Hitler tried to erase the images of the faith. Instead of burning and destroying pieces, the Furer had them collected in storehouses, castles, and other remote locations. There is a film about this treasure trove of culture called "Monument's Men" starring George Clooney and Matt Damon. Why if Hitler hated Christians and Jews did he collect religious art? The answer is superstition. Hitler's right hand man was a Warlock and Occultist who convinced the Furer if he acquire religious artifacts such as "Holy Lance" that pierced Christ's side, then Hitler would be able to rule the world. It is ironic that the Leader of the Third Reich sustained a good relationship with the Pope and the Roman Catholic Church. It is strange that a man like Adolf w...

There is a major stirring over the Tetrarch "blood moons" that are happening on every Jewish Feast (staring last year and ending this year). The last time every feast had blood moons was in Jesus Christ's last year, three of them happening when he died upon the cross and rose from the dead. In anticipation of the Feast of Trumpets Blood Moon, some believers are preparing to be raptured. The Feast of Trumpets is the only Jewish feast not to be fulfilled by Jesus, and the reason being is that it is to be fulfilled by the Second Coming: "For the Lord himself will come down from heaven, with a loud command, with the voice of the archangel and with the trumpet call of God, and the dead in Christ will rise first." (1 Thessalonians 4:16). There is in addition the Seven Trumpets in Revelation (Revelation Chapter 8:7- Chapter 11:15). The significance of the Blood moon comes from the Bible verses: "The sun will be turned to darkness and the moon to blood b...

During the Reformation, Martin Luther and his contemporaries labeled The Catholic Church as "The Beast" and the Pope as the "antichrist." This is serious language, and the Church of Rome refuted it and claimed as always, "The Primacy of Peter." However, does the Roman Catholic Church have commonality with the Beast in Revelation and is  the Pope the Son of Perdition? (2 Thessalonians 2:3). Let us take a look. The first commonality between the Beast and the Papacy is the doctrine of "Infallibility" which was established at Vatican I (1869-1870). According to this doctrine the Pope can claim "infallibility" and thus become incapable of error and in one sense the very Voice of God. Vatican I elevated the Pope above Supreme Pontiff and Vicar of Christ. " A Jesuit publication explained that when the pope mediated, God was thinking in him. Hymns appeared addressed, not to God, but to Pious IV; and same dared to speak of the holy Fat...

     Antichrist: Someone or something that replaces Christ. (Lost Definition).   Jesus Christ said, "For false christs and false prophets will arise and perform great signs and wonders, so as to lead astray, if possible, even the elect." (Matthew 24:24). There certainly have been antichrists throughout the ages: Charles Darwin, Adolf Hitler, Voltaire, to name a few. But what about in the church? Writers like Tim Lehaye whose famous "Left Behind Series" not only was successful financially, but also succeded in expousing a very obscure Tribulational view call "Partial Rapturism." In Leyhaye's books the Man of Sin is European and carries an aristrocratic air. Another author who was on the 700 Club proclaimed that the Man of Sin will be a Muslim and that end times view of Shittes even has a false Christ who proclaims Muhammend as the true prophet; could that be the false prophet and Beast in Revelation? Still others have cried that the Man of S...

Robin Hood is one of the most iconic heroes of Medieval literature and Medieval cinema. From Howard Pyre's "The Merry Adventures of Robin Hood" to Ridley Scott's more realistic "Robin Hood (2010)" starring Russell Crowe; the yeoman in Lincoln green has captured the imagination of young and old. Perhaps the most famous Robin Hood is Disney's rendition that replaced people with anamorphic characters. The historical evidence of Robin Hood has been debated. Was there really a band of merrymen? Was Robin of the Hood really Robin Loxely of Pepperharrow? Did Maid Marion exist? All of these questions have been puzzling historians. Some believe Robin Hood was singular man, others many men over the period of King John's reign. The similarities between Robinhood and Zorro are uncanny; both robing from the rich nobility and helping the poor and oppressed. But is Robin Hood a noble or nefarious character? The answer.. nefarious. Robin Hood is the greatest ...