Demon possession in music
 

These days it's fashionable to contradict Jesus and say that there's no such thing as demon possession at all. But Jesus was very clear on this topic, even distinguishing between devils easy to remove and those more difficult spirits.

Mark 9:26-29 And the spirit cried, and rent him sore, and came out of him: and he was as one dead; insomuch that many said, He is dead. But Jesus took him by the hand, and lifted him up; and he arose. And when he was come into the house, his disciples asked him privately, Why could not we cast him out? And he said unto them, This kind can come forth by nothing, but by prayer and fasting.

Not all demonic influence is so obvious, and there may be reinforcing factors operating before and during the actual possession event. That does not mean the evil spirit is absent at other times. The possessed individual is like a piece of property and devils choose when to manifest or, when they do, how to manifest. For example it could be during the songwriting process or as an exhibition in performance.


Exactly what the devils get out of this is beyond me. A direct perception of destruction? Maybe it's a more insidious satisfaction, seeing a broad audience deteriorate over time so that a society can emerge more conducive to demonic objectives. Ultimately however they all wind up receiving everlasting torment, as explained in The Bible.

The above example is obvious, but Christians are able to distinguish spirits and recognise when demons are active. We have a responsibility to communicate what The Holy Spirit shares with us so that others are forewarned. They will not necessarily listen and will often mock us, but we should tell them anyway. In future posts I will show other examples and if anyone has a helpful suggestion, that would be very much appreciated.

Thanks.

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There was quite a lot of discussion about the dubstep in its heyday but just because that style is now passé doesn't mean other outmoded types won't jump on the bandwagon for their own nefarious purposes. When by accident any Christian has walked into a dub-step-rave apart from the cacophony the first thing one notices is the dancing style. In the following example, dancing is entirely absent.

Music is absent too. What is going on? As heathens say among themselves: Follow the money. Who benefits? Satan. Clearly the freak with the fingers is demon possessed, transfixing the surrounding minds all they can do is stand there. Wobbling a bit. The din goes in one ear and stays there. Next all the nerve cells we keep hearing about go into spasm. Dendrites squirt off neurotransmitters for waiting, and clearly overexcited, axons. What message do they communicate between themselves? Christians experience the horror directly, sight first (you could see this demoniac operating through a telescope even if you couldn't hear it) and then the sound. Hell has this stuff running for a purpose and all around we see the results.

. •.Christianity mocked.
. •.Humanistic values taken up.
. •.Communism on the rise in China.
. •.Europe swamped with idol worshippers.
. •.Moon temples everywhere.
. •.Chaos in the Levant.

. . .Accident?
. . .You be the judge.
. . .The Bible is clear:

Isaiah 59:5-8a They hatch cockatrice' eggs, and weave the spider's web: he that eateth of their eggs dieth, and that which is crushed breaketh out into a viper. Their webs shall not become garments, neither shall they cover themselves with their works: their works are works of iniquity, and the act of violence is in their hands. Their feet run to evil, and they make haste to shed innocent blood: their thoughts are thoughts of iniquity; wasting and destruction are in their paths. The way of peace they know not

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Long mistaken for "improvisation" amongst musicians, those unmistakable uncontrolled screams of the victims are the demon's cloven hooves flailing about in the rectums making way for the penetration of sodomistic organs.

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Mistaken – and marketed as "world music" whatever that's supposed to mean. Are the evolutionists trying to suggest there's also Mars music? Galliards performed on Ganymede? Pavans from Pluto? Of course any rhythm appropriate for a dance style could be used regardless of improvised accompaniment but once in thrall to the hypnotic suggestions devils are allowed entry unnoticed. In ancient lands these things were celebrated openly. Satan likes that a lot and targeted the Israelites (as soon as David and Solomon were out of the way) to get them off God. With some degree of success.

Jeroboam was a really rotten King:

II Chronicles 11:15 He ordained him priests for the high places, and for the devils, and for the calves which he had made.

"In ya face, God!" was his motto and indeed anyone wishing to worship The LORD had to go to Jerusalem. Clearly those devils were pre-existing and since they'd been running the show before The Israelites displaced them it follows that where God denial persists today, in ancient lands, the devils persist too. Ask yourselves, would this dude be welcome to serve Devonshire teas at your afternoon fund-raising fête for the youth group?


Next, imagine the sort of orgy Jeroboam would put on with all God's servants relocated south in the newly fractured Kingdom. They'd be going off like uncorked springs. Multiple drums played in unison, being analogue devices and thus in tune with the human body capable of producing resonant harmonics in the pelvic floor, exceed the potential of any digital contrivance. And, again in thrall to devils, synchronised improvisation becomes a reality. Not to mention spontaneous dance. It's not the dance aspect, after all King David danced before The LORD, it's the devils. Of course God killed Jeroboam's son. What else could He do? Demon possession is never welcome in music.

I Kings 14:10-12 [God: speaking to Mrs Jeroboam] Behold, I will bring evil upon the house of Jeroboam, and will cut off from Jeroboam him that pisseth against the wall, and him that is shut up and left in Israel, and will take away the remnant of the house of Jeroboam, as a man taketh away dung, till it be all gone. Him that dieth of Jeroboam in the city shall the dogs eat; and him that dieth in the field shall the fowls of the air eat: for the LORD hath spoken it. Arise thou therefore, get thee to thine own house: and when thy feet enter into the city, the child shall die.

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Demons are not restricted to performance only. The instruments themselves need to be tuned and here it's a field excursion for devils galore. Chromatic variation, such as between the Persian, Arabic and Turkish modes or the futility of trying to constrain east Asian gong ensembles pales into insignificance with my next example. Why would anyone do this? Why would anyone listen to it? Demons. What other explanation can there be?

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This video sent chills down my spine.






Africa is where blues music and, ultimately, rock 'n' roll comes from. Listening to or playing rock music opens the door to demonic possession. Take a look at the following Fleetwood Mac performance. They have a man in a devil costume and, true to their music's African roots, the drummer clearly becomes demon possessed (skip to 3:57-7:14).

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It's just music. It's not evil.

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Do you have Biblical proof of that?

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That's what they said about eating Tide Pops.

:glare:

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Are you piffleing serious? Why do I need Biblical proof for something like this? Music doesn't make people kill people.

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1. The whole Tide Pods thing was some peer-pressure act.


2. What you said is so goddamn stupid.


3. Music doesn't make people kill people. Music is no cause of death, it's YOU that suffocates.

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I've noticed one thing in your posts: You tend to repeat yourself a lot. And when people do that, it's generally because they are trying to convince themselves of something. Apparently, you do not believe the things you keep repeating.


So tell me, Mr. Presence, why do you hate Jesus and the Bible so much?

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Now you're DEFINITELY pulling shit out of your ass. I have not repeated myself once. I DO believe what I'm saying, maybe it's YOU who doesn't really believe what they're saying. Oh by the way, I think I hear your mom calling.



I don't "hate" Jesus. I don't even believe he exists. You can't hate something that you don't even believe exists. Seriously, you guys REALLY need to get your shit together.

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Atheists hate Jesus and the Bible so much because they hate the message of Love and Peace.


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Bullshit! Atheists don't "hate" Jesus, anymore than you hate the villain in a work of fiction. Atheists have preached peace and love before.

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Incorrect. Atheists preach a perverted message which always leads back to evil, more often than not involving homosex.

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Yep, just keep spouting bullshit. I'm sure you'll make yourself look smart eventually....

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That's terrible! He only has himself to blame then.

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We all have different interpretation on every music that we listen too.

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I see you've received a few infractions here - mostly in the category of what we would call deportment. In addition, if your foul invective continues we do have a program to wash your mouth out with Tide Pods (despite the complaints of Joe Biden).

You obviously are not well acquainted with scholarly music theory, otherwise you would know about the Satanic tritone and the "diabolus in musica".