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New Book: “Islam – The Cloak of Antichrist” by Jack Smith

11/06/2011 Leave a comment Go to comments

Excerpt from Chapter 1, “A Slip of the Mask”:

“He really doesn’t carry a pitch fork and have a long red tail and two horns. Yet, he is a master at disguise. Got any ideas of his favorite? Masquerade, that is?

Consider this fact: In every Bible passage except one, satan appears in disguise. In fact, the only time he does not appear in disguise is when he converses with Jesus in Matthew 4. satan even disguised himself as Simon Peter when he tempted Jesus to avoid the cross — and, Simon had no idea satan was speaking through him (Mark 8:33). What about the book of Job, you say? satan actually never appears before Job, only before God and the heavenly council (Job 1:6). In all other Bible passages, satan is in disguise — even in the Garden of Eden. The reason? Because that is how he appears before humanity.

His best disguise? Religion.”

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  1. Unknown's avatar
    Anonymous
    11/06/2011 at 9:45 PM
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    Don’t recall seeing this story on the blog. Pretty interesting.

    http://www.kashmirtimes.com/news.aspx?ndid=20635

    AHF

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    ICA
    11/06/2011 at 10:43 PM
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    Thanks AHF, very interesting indeed.

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    Red Delta
    11/07/2011 at 9:31 AM
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    The most comprehensive and insightful book regarding the Islamic paradigm I have read to date. Jack Smith brilliantly blends history, prophecy from the Holy Bible, Islamic prophecy and current events in this captivating book. A must read for all!

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    ICA
    11/07/2011 at 10:42 PM
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    Also recommended by Joel Richardson.

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