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Macabre Image That Was on Harold F. Crowell's Foreverkingdom's Blog
Below is a image that was on Harold F. Crowell's Foreverkingdom's Blog as it appeared in Google's cache on August 3, 2010. I uploaded a snapshot of this page because it is consistent with the statements I made regarding this charming individual, who is a Freemason and occultist who poses as a Christian pastor in this article: More About the Witch-run Family Operation: "Plainville Baptist Church"
This Wordpress image appears to be a tapestry (an altar cloth?) covered with blood. A Sun Spiral (a Luciferian symbol) is boldly displayed in the center. The spiral is used in witchcraft to "catch" demons.
Also notice the human skull in a reclining position on the far left-hand side of the image. Notice the hollowed-out eyes, nose and a hint of a mouth! In my view, this image communicates the chilling message of death -- the death of a human being! This death-themed image has nothing to do with God's kingdom and everything to do with Satan's kingdom.
Note: The phrase, "Foreverkingdom" is not found in the English Bible nor is it used in Christian writings. A practically identical term is Forever Kingdom, which is the name of a violent, witchcraft-themed role-playing Playstation 2 game. It might be some kind of strange coincidence (He wrote to me and denied playing these types of games); nevertheless he did choose to name it with the same name as that of a well-known witchcraft video game and he did choose the sun spiral symbol to mark it with.
WARNING: Reverend/Stockbroker Harold F. (Fickett) Crowell is the last living founder of the ostensibly Christian institution that operates under the name, "Plainville Baptist Church" in Plainville, Massachusetts. I warn against the type of "gospel" presentation on Foreverkingdom's Blog, which is, in my opinion, a clinically written twist on the gospel.
Salvation is a relationship with Jesus Christ. See: Jesus said, Come Follow Me!
RETURN TO: More About the Generation Witch-run Family Operation: "Plainville Baptist Church"