Sabbath Service – Sept 11, 2021 – Bro Stair [Old Service], Pr Rice
Last Updated on Sun September 19, 2021 @ 12:56 am
Last Updated on September 19, 2021 at 12:56 am ETAn old service from Brother Stair is aired to the seated spectators today.
If you missed it this week there was the Rosh Hashanah 2021 Service where Pastor Rice dripped a bombshell to those faithful to the Prophet and to those thinking his words are going to come to pass. You will want to check it out.
Today marks 20 years since 9/11 when the Twin Towers fell. On that day Brother Stair was preaching in the Dining Hall in one of his extended sessions for a long time. He so totally missed any revelation on this that when Dave Marotto (who left his preaching to get some work done) came in a told him that a plane had hit the Twin Towers. Brother Stair sat there not thinking any importance of it. Though he would later make it tie into his prophecies and back him up. The prophet was so clueless that this would happen that it wasn’t mentioned in his recent March 2001 Prophecy. Nor did he have any clue as to his exposure in sin and his loss of over half his followers which that prophetic word failed to see.
Brother Stair even mentions at about 10 minutes how he was hoodwinked by stations that took his money and didn’t put him on. One such that he is referring to is Yannis in Greece. This hoodwinking of the prophet took place many times – even after he was told he was being scammed. Oh well, it wasn’t his money anyway – it was yours. Remember, your money is the cheapest thing God ever gave him. This goes to show the actual discernment that the prophet had.
If you look into it (as with that last article linked) you’ll find there are many hoodwinkings of the prophet.
The next Service will be Yom Kippur the Day of Atonement – the most holy day of the year. The Overcomer will be celebrating this on Thursday the 16th. Though it begins on Wednesday evening. What happened to the evening meetings for these days? Then again, what happened to the Friday evening services? The 2021 Fall Feast Days are listed here.
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