How lost is America? Although the issues are complex and reside in deep darkness by design, how are we to handle issues that come to the surface and into the light?
Here is an interesting conversation and story that I see as the powers of darkness reaching down to overthrow the greatest bastion of freedom the Church has ever known.
Eph 6:12 For our struggle is not against flesh and blood, but against the rulers, against the powers, against the world forces of this darkness, against the spiritual forces of wickedness in the heavenly places.
Indicted Ukrainian businessmen Lev Parnas and Igor Fruman, associates of Rudy Giuliani, have released a recording of a conversation in which they told President Donald Trump his name means “Messiah.”
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The stunning exchange was recorded April 30, 2018, during an intimate dinner for high-dollar donors at the Trump International Hotel in Washington, D.C. The recording was released to the media over the weekend by Parnas’ lawyer, Joe Bondy.
Here’s the full transcript:
LEV PARNAS: Mr. President, a little off the subject, I have a little something, its a little a present, the head Rabbi of Ukraine, and some of the Rabbis in Israel are so thankful, thankful for what you do. In the Hebrew religion, they’re waiting for the Messiah to come. So the Messiah Moshiach will be revealed. if you take that name, written, you see where it adds up 424. If you take your name, Donald Trump, and do the same it adds up to 424. It’s something that is very unbelievable.
IGOR FRUMAN: It’s unbelievable.
PRESIDENT DONALD TRUMP: What does that mean?
IGOR FRUMAN: It’s like you have the same numbers as the Messiah, you know.
PRESIDENT DONALD TRUMP: meaning its good, good
IGOR FRUMAN: It’s like not good, it’s like best. It’s like miracle.
PRESIDENT DONALD TRUMP: Why 424? Why is that?
IGOR FRUMAN: It’s like name of messiah, you know.
LEV PARNAS: That’s the messiah, it comes out to 424.
PRESIDENT DONALD TRUMP: What other numbers you got?
LEV PARNAS: No, no it’s not the numbers.
IGOR FRUMAN: Exactly the number.
LEV PARNAS: Your name, in the numbers, it adds up to his name. It’s 424, 424 in the Jewish. So it’s like messiah is the person that’s come to save the whole world. So its like you’re the savior of the universe.
IGOR FRUMAN: It’s amazing.
LEV PARNAS: Can’t hurt. Can’t hurt.
IGOR FRUMAN: So all Jew people of Ukraine’s praying of you.
LEV PARNAS: Show it to Jared, he’ll explain it to you.
The fundraiser was hosted by the America First Action super PAC. Former Small Business Administration head Linda McMahon chairs the political action committee. Among its staff:
Former White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer,
Former White House Communications Special Assistant Kelly Sadler, and
Trump 2020 Campaign Hispanic Advisory Council member Steve Cortes.
The president’s son, Donald Trump Jr., was also in attendance at the fundraiser.
Parnas and Fruman, who are Soviet-born American businessmen, were indicted for violating campaign finance law by creating a dummy corporation to shield their large-dollar donations to Republicans. The indictment from the U.S. Attorney’s Office in Manhattan alleges the donations were “made for the purpose of gaining influence with politicians so as to advance their own personal financial interests and the political interests of Ukrainian government officials, including at least one Ukrainian government official with whom they were working.”
The indictment further alleges $325,000 in donations from Parnas and Fruman went to the re-election effort for Rep. Pete Sessions (R-Texas). It notes Parnas met with Sessions during the campaign to seek is assistance in removing then-Ambassador to Ukraine Marine Yovanovitch—one day later, the congressman sent a letter to Secretary of State Mike Pompeo urging the firing of the ambassador.
The implications of this development will be fully discussed by host Rick Wiles and the TruNews team during Monday night’s God-cast at TruNews.com.