Marianne Williamson

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9/4/2025, 11:53:23 PM
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Millie
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@marwilliamson @daledwayer People in and of themselves are not necessarily evil, but sinful, and easily swayed and manipulated. The Bible clearly states in multiple passages that the governmental powers of this world are under Satan's direct control.

Revelation tells us that in the last days God will use
Marianne Williamson
@marwilliamson
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@3uca1yptus_ @daledwayer His kingdom is the kingdom of heaven, which is within. Do you see that passage as meaning that all human government is evil? How does that relate to let's say the Nazis in WW2 versus the Allies? Were both sides evil?
Millie
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@marwilliamson @daledwayer So you have your own interpretation of the scripture, carved away and separate from the overarching prophesy that John pinned, and by extention the rest of the bible. That's fine, thats your prerogative, and it is a nicely worded belief. But it doesn't alter the true message of
Marianne Williamson
@marwilliamson
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@3uca1yptus_ @daledwayer I believe wild beast is lovelessness, and it exists as a potential in all of us… therefore in every sector of society. It expresses itself in greed, violence, injustice and cruelty. Our job is to stand for love, to be the light so darkness cannot be. Surrender no kingdom to him
Millie
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@marwilliamson @daledwayer It is recording that Satan told Jesus directly to his face that he rules over all the kingdoms of the earth, as I shared above.

What do you believe Revelation 13:2 means? What is the wild beast? Who is the dragon?
Marianne Williamson
@marwilliamson
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@3uca1yptus_ @daledwayer There’s nothing in those statements that says governments are ruled by Satan.

The statement engages in a theological debate about biblical interpretations regarding the influence of Satan on governmental powers. It challenges a previous assertion by denying that the Bible explicitly states such a claim.

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