Greek Letter Exposed

New World Order Committee

Ever wondered why secret societies are secret? Why is it that an overwhelming majority of elite leaders in America, including those who've occupied the highest office, have belonged to an organization in the vast network of secret societies, whose rituals and teachings derived from the ancient mystery schools of Egypt and Babylon? Why is death the penalty for breaking a secret society oath? Why do they pay homage to pagan gods and goddesses? Why do many self-proclaimed Christians belong to these secret societies, when their practices blatantly violate God’s Commandments, such as Exodus 20:3, which states, “Thou shalt have no other gods before me?" And why don’t their pastors say anything about it? Is there a secret motive behind the positive PR that many of these secret organizations receive for their good deeds such as feeding programs, scholarships, volunteering, youth mentoring, etc. that even the lower ranking members of these societies don’t know about? Could today’s network of these secret societies be the architects and workers of the antichrist' New World Order aka “Illuminati," as prophesied in the Holy Bible? These questions and more will be answered by author and Evangelist Rayford L. Johnson, who has spent more than 20 years researching, writing and teaching on the occult. Johnson has counseled and ministered demon deliverance prayers on many former members of the occult. Many of them have testified that they have been set free by the power of Jesus Christ from the spiritual torment and generational curses that the pagan rituals and oaths have unknowingly brought upon them and even their family through the “spiritual legalities” of breaking God’s commandments. “The Truth Shall Make You Free.” John 8:32 http://www.thugexposed.org

Interesting, but...

This was an interesting introduction to the origins of Greek Letter Organizations (GLOs). The writer states that GLOs are feeders into major secret societies, like the Illuminati.

Whereas, this is interesting, I would have liked more information backing up this theory; like a bibliography.

I believe the writer's Biblical references are great for Christians (like me) to understand, but how do you get a non-Christian to agree with these findings? You need sound historical proof.

Overall, this is a good listen. I especially liked the part about how the writer talked about demonic spirits and split-personalities. I see this in people who live in a drug- or alcohol-induced state of mind. Definitely something to think about.