Sermon Notes by Pastor Mark Downey

September 10, 2017

Scripture Reading: II Timothy 3:3-5

Let's start with a word study. Contained in today's Scripture reading we find two words in bold type, when combined, constitute the race traitor. The opposite of unholy is holy and the Greek word for holy (as in “holy nation” in I Peter 2:9) is hagios (#G40) and physically means pure. The Greek word for unholy is anosios (#G462) and the judeo church has deracinated (removed the racial import) and given it an implied generic meaning of impious or wicked. What these impious race traitors in churchianity ignore in the same Strong's Concordance citation is a reference to #G3741 hósios, which says, “reverence for what should be hallowed – properly, utter disregard of what is sacred, i.e. willful (arrogant) disrespect of the things of God”. Christ told Peter, “Get behind Me, Satan! You are a stumbling block to Me, because you are not thinking about the things of God, but the things of men” Mt. 16:23. In other words, the things of man, which have an utter disregard for the things of God, are satanic and they affect us adversely. You are an adversary or satan of God if you're a traitor to Israel, because the people of God are the things of God that matter the most. Things have a cause and effect, blessings and curses. So naturally, the race traitor curses us and that's what Paul is warning us about; when the treason against true Israel happens, there will be “terrible times” and they may be pious, “having a form of godliness, but denying its power”, but in reality, they are “unholy” and “traitorous”.

Sermon Notes by Pastor Mark Downey

August 27, 2017

Scripture Reading: Numbers 25:6-8

This is a sequel to the recent sermon 'It's the Betrayal, Stupid' and a companion piece to 'Going Dark', 'The Ungodliness of Being a Coward' and several others that point out the enemy in our midst turning exponentially wicked. Jesus said, “Because you are not of the world, but I have chosen you out of it, the world hates you” John 15:19. A rule of thumb when it says to “love your enemies” means your own kindred, not the mongrel enemies of God. However, a race traitor, as in the story of Phinehas, forfeits his life by violating the Divine Law and bringing God's wrath upon the Israel people. Because of this race traitor in Numbers 25, the sanctity of racial purity was being compromised and brought forth the “fierce anger of the Lord” (verse 4). Today, no one is weeping when a race mixed couple walk through the entrance of a church flaunting their fornication. In our Scripture reading today, Phinehas killed a race traitor and God gave him a “covenant of peace” (Num. 25:12). That may sound weird to judeo's, but they only read the warm and fuzzy parts of the Bible. They don't read “everyone was weeping” because of an immoral union. Wolves in sheep's clothing are race traitors, not shepherds.

Phinehas stayed the plague, but nevertheless 24,000 Israelites died of the plague (verses 8-9) and there is no difference today in the cause and effect of race mixing. The woman from Midian was not White. Israel got the command at Sinai to be a separate and holy people. “Now if you will obey Me and keep My covenant, you will be My own special treasure from among all the nations on earth; for all the earth belongs to Me; and you shall be to Me a kingdom of priests and a holy nation” Ex. 19:5-6. I Peter 2:9 confirms and defends the Old Testament mandate for racial purity: “But you are a chosen generation, a royal priesthood, a holy nation, a peculiar people; that you should show forth the praises of Him who hath called you out of darkness into His marvelous light”. Holy means pure and generation means race. Thus, racial purity. A race traitor is a White person who defies God's Law pertaining to race. Non-Whites were never given the Law, so they had no need for the God of biblical law.

by Pastor Mark Downey

August 13, 2017

Scripture Reading: Revelation 2:9

We hear a lot about anti-Semitism, which is a misnomer in its usage, but we don’t hear anything about anti-semanticism. Semitism comes from Semite and Semite comes from Shem, the son of Noah. We are Semites carrying our genetic seedline from Adam to Christ to the present day racially pure Israelite. I thought I had invented this new term. Semantics is the study of the meaning of words. If something is ‘anti’, it is against or contrary to something and is replaced with another meaning. Such is the case with the little four letter word ‘jews’. But, I was wrong; “anti-semantics” is online and cleverly rubbing next to the fish scales of “anti-antisemitism” in the fishy-slimy Urban Dictionary. It says, “Being against the arguing of meanings or definitions of words”. And then gives an example: "Look, I just don't care if the Holocaust refers specifically to the murder of the Ashkenazi Jews or if it can be used more broadly to the Nazi's persecution of other minorities!" Who would've thunk? Of all the myriad of examples, they pick the jews. In other words, it doesn't make any difference to them if a word has been adulterated for nefarious purposes. If you google “antisemantics”, this article doesn't show until page 3 and before that it's 2 pages of whining jews. The misnomer must be defended at all costs by the jews.

Copied from the notes of Pastor Don Elmore

July 23, 2017

Scripture Reading: Judges 3:12

 “Again the Israelites did evil in the eyes of the Lord, and because they [Israelites] did this evil the Lord gave Eglon king of Moab power over Israel.”

Israel, was now in its history, a theocracy. God was their King. The Israelites did not have a Congress and there was no one else in their Executive branch. All they had in their government, besides their king, was the Judicial branch. So, why would Israel ever be under the control of another people—a foreign people?

Now this verse tells us what was the reason that the Israelites fell under the authority of the king of Moab. It was because “the Israelites did evil in the eyes of the LORD”, their King. And because the Israelites had done this evil, the LORD gave the “king of Moab power over Israel.”

This pattern repeated itself over and over in the history of the Bible.

Sermon Notes of Pastor Mark Downey

July 9, 2017

Scripture Reading: Acts 10:34-43

In today's reading from Acts 10, there are many words synonymous with 'people' having the same intent to direct our attention to the exclusivity of Israel in the Word of God. Words like persons, man, sons, all and everyone point to the same race of people. It should never be confused with jews or every biped upon the face of the earth, because it does not pertain to them. The Bible is racist book that has been deracinated by the enemies of Jesus Christ. An enemy hath planted weeds amongst the wheat. By trying to be inclusive of non-Israelites, they make one's belief in Christ a matter of cognitive dissonance; a confused state of mind, believing in two opposites at the same time, that is: us and them (Gen. 3:15) deserving of the same things reserved only for God's people. We'll talk about how salvation only applies to us and not them.

Compiled from the sermon notes of Pastor Don Elmore

June 25, 2017

Scripture Reading: Ezekiel 8:13-18

Ezekiel was shown some terrible religious abominations that the people of the Kingdom of Judah were committing against their God. The women were “weeping for Tammuz” and 25 men were having a sun rise service in the inner court of the temple. Then Ezekiel is asked a question: “Is it a light thing”? God then tells Ezekiel that He would deal in fury: “though they cry to Mine ears with a loud voice, yet will I not hear them.”

What a judgment. The God of Judah was surely provoked greatly. He would not hear their cries that they made with their loud voices; He would not hear them.

Is this like what has happened in recent times to the descendants of the ancient Israelites? What about the United States right before the War Between the States? Had this happen once again? I believe that it had, and the judgment was what God said it would be. And it has increased more and more over the years.

Copied from the sermon notes of Pastor Don Elmore

July 2, 2017

Scripture Reading: Ephesians 1:11

I have quoted our President many times in this series, when he said that, Israel, meaning the Jews, are our great friend. That statement alone turns my stomach. It convinced me how I feel about our leader. It is the same as Pastor Ken Kemble felt of our last President, “He isn’t my President.”

But for the average Christian, Mr. Trump’s comments about this one subject don’t bother them. Why is this? It seems that very few Judeo-Christians will change their opinion about the Jews, even when they are told what Jews have said about the situation. Elizabeth Dilling is one of the rare ones. When she read in the Talmud about what the Jews believe about Jesus the Messiah, she was horrified and shocked. She changed her theology completely and spent her life trying to get the message out to her fellow Christians.

But there are many Christians who put down the importance of doctrine. Some say, “I have the Holy Spirit, why should I worry about correct doctrine?” The word “doctrine” is simply another word for “teaching.” The doctrines of Christianity are the teachings that define Christianity. If you claim to believe in Jesus and to be filled with the Holy Spirit, you are speaking in doctrinal terms. “Who is Jesus?” and “What does it mean to be filled with the Holy Spirit?” are doctrinal issues. And who chooses whom for salvation is another very important, fundamental Christian doctrine, isn’t it?