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Ep171, How To Have Gods Life Living In You, Part 69
The Final Judgment and the Call to Separation: Spiritual Warfare and the "Great White Throne"
Visualizing Key Highlights...
This document summarizes the 171st program of Tony Alamo’s ministry, focusing on the theological necessity of being "born again" to avoid the finality of God's judgment. Alamo combines biblical exposition on the "Great White Throne" with a sharp critique of the Catholic Church and the United States government, which he characterizes as being under Vatican control. The discourse emphasizes the urgency of spiritual separation from "Babylon" to escape impending divine plagues.
Detailed Point Summary
1. Ministry Outreach and Institutional Opposition
Tony Alamo opens the program by addressing ongoing legal and administrative challenges in the Los Angeles area. He claims that government officials, whom he identifies as "Vatican agents," are harassing his ministry with helicopter surveillance and building permit disputes regarding property remodeling and agricultural irrigation systems. Despite these domestic pressures, the ministry reports significant international growth, specifically in Andhra Pradesh, India. Local pastors there report the conversion of "strong Hindus" through Alamo’s literature and have requested Telugu-language Bibles to support their expanding congregations.
2. The Nature of the Word and Theological Foundations
Alamo defines the "Word of God" as synonymous with Jesus Christ, asserting that salvation is achieved only by accepting the entirety of the Biblical text. He rejects the theory of evolution, labeling it a tool used by the "Catholic cult" to control the education system and media. He argues that while Jesus was born as a man with flesh and blood, He was begotten by the Holy Spirit, providing a template for how believers must have "God’s life" living within them to achieve immortality.
The Doctrine of the Word
A comparison of the Ministry's foundational beliefs regarding Christ and the World.
The World System
Evolutionary Theory
Vatican Control
"Filthy Lucre" (Money)
The Spiritual Life
Biblical Inerrancy
Holy Spirit Anointing
Immortal Life in Christ
3. Critique of the Vatican and Global Governance
A central theme of the discourse is the identification of the Vatican as "Mystery Babylon" from the Book of Revelation. Alamo alleges that the Catholic hierarchy controls the Federal Reserve, the media, and high-level politicians, including Presidents Bush and Clinton, whom he accuses of invading foreign countries to serve the Pope's interests. He further claims that the government artificially manipulates oil prices and restricts domestic drilling under the guise of ecology to impoverish the public. Alamo maintains that his past imprisonment and the seizure of his clothing business were direct results of exposing these "Antichrist" structures.
4. The Great White Throne and Final Judgment
The program concludes with a detailed description of the "Great White Throne" as the "court of no return" and "no appeal". Alamo warns that this judgment is not for the mature Christian but for the unsaved and those who have committed "filthy sins". He describes the purity of the throne as so intense that the heavens and earth flee from it, emphasizing that Jesus Christ—not the Father—is the appointed judge. He urges listeners to seek the "Mercy Seat" through a "sinner's prayer" to avoid being cast into the lake of fire.
Eternity's Court: The Final Judgment
Attribute
Description
Finality
No appeal and no right to return.
Purity
A white throne representing absolute holiness.
The Judge
The Lord Jesus Christ, to whom all judgment is committed.
Key Data
Program Number: 171.
Series Part: 69.
Ministry Longevity: Alamo mentions purchasing the Los Angeles property approximately 37 years ago.
Energy Resource Claim: The United States allegedly possesses enough oil to support the country for over 300 years.
Legal History: Alamo notes he served 4 years of a 6-year prison sentence related to IRS charges.
To-Do / Next Steps
Send Telugu Bibles: Provide Bibles to Pastor Sifa’s ministry in Andhra Pradesh to support new converts.
Distribution of Literature: Continue distributing gospel literature to "win souls" out of the government and the Catholic Church.
Tune in for Part 70: Listeners are directed to return for the next installment of the series regarding "God's life living in you".
Order Materials: Listeners should specify "tape or CD" when ordering copies of program #171 via mail, phone, or website.
Conclusion
The document serves as both a spiritual warning and a political manifesto. Alamo posits that the only escape from a corrupt, Vatican-led world order and the terrifying finality of the Great White Throne is a total spiritual rebirth. By framing his legal and personal struggles as "persecution for the Gospel's sake," he calls for his followers to "come out" of established religious and secular institutions to find safety in his specific interpretation of the Christian faith.
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By BBS Radio, BBS Network Inc.Ep171, How To Have Gods Life Living In You, Part 69
The Final Judgment and the Call to Separation: Spiritual Warfare and the "Great White Throne"
Visualizing Key Highlights...
This document summarizes the 171st program of Tony Alamo’s ministry, focusing on the theological necessity of being "born again" to avoid the finality of God's judgment. Alamo combines biblical exposition on the "Great White Throne" with a sharp critique of the Catholic Church and the United States government, which he characterizes as being under Vatican control. The discourse emphasizes the urgency of spiritual separation from "Babylon" to escape impending divine plagues.
Detailed Point Summary
1. Ministry Outreach and Institutional Opposition
Tony Alamo opens the program by addressing ongoing legal and administrative challenges in the Los Angeles area. He claims that government officials, whom he identifies as "Vatican agents," are harassing his ministry with helicopter surveillance and building permit disputes regarding property remodeling and agricultural irrigation systems. Despite these domestic pressures, the ministry reports significant international growth, specifically in Andhra Pradesh, India. Local pastors there report the conversion of "strong Hindus" through Alamo’s literature and have requested Telugu-language Bibles to support their expanding congregations.
2. The Nature of the Word and Theological Foundations
Alamo defines the "Word of God" as synonymous with Jesus Christ, asserting that salvation is achieved only by accepting the entirety of the Biblical text. He rejects the theory of evolution, labeling it a tool used by the "Catholic cult" to control the education system and media. He argues that while Jesus was born as a man with flesh and blood, He was begotten by the Holy Spirit, providing a template for how believers must have "God’s life" living within them to achieve immortality.
The Doctrine of the Word
A comparison of the Ministry's foundational beliefs regarding Christ and the World.
The World System
Evolutionary Theory
Vatican Control
"Filthy Lucre" (Money)
The Spiritual Life
Biblical Inerrancy
Holy Spirit Anointing
Immortal Life in Christ
3. Critique of the Vatican and Global Governance
A central theme of the discourse is the identification of the Vatican as "Mystery Babylon" from the Book of Revelation. Alamo alleges that the Catholic hierarchy controls the Federal Reserve, the media, and high-level politicians, including Presidents Bush and Clinton, whom he accuses of invading foreign countries to serve the Pope's interests. He further claims that the government artificially manipulates oil prices and restricts domestic drilling under the guise of ecology to impoverish the public. Alamo maintains that his past imprisonment and the seizure of his clothing business were direct results of exposing these "Antichrist" structures.
4. The Great White Throne and Final Judgment
The program concludes with a detailed description of the "Great White Throne" as the "court of no return" and "no appeal". Alamo warns that this judgment is not for the mature Christian but for the unsaved and those who have committed "filthy sins". He describes the purity of the throne as so intense that the heavens and earth flee from it, emphasizing that Jesus Christ—not the Father—is the appointed judge. He urges listeners to seek the "Mercy Seat" through a "sinner's prayer" to avoid being cast into the lake of fire.
Eternity's Court: The Final Judgment
Attribute
Description
Finality
No appeal and no right to return.
Purity
A white throne representing absolute holiness.
The Judge
The Lord Jesus Christ, to whom all judgment is committed.
Key Data
Program Number: 171.
Series Part: 69.
Ministry Longevity: Alamo mentions purchasing the Los Angeles property approximately 37 years ago.
Energy Resource Claim: The United States allegedly possesses enough oil to support the country for over 300 years.
Legal History: Alamo notes he served 4 years of a 6-year prison sentence related to IRS charges.
To-Do / Next Steps
Send Telugu Bibles: Provide Bibles to Pastor Sifa’s ministry in Andhra Pradesh to support new converts.
Distribution of Literature: Continue distributing gospel literature to "win souls" out of the government and the Catholic Church.
Tune in for Part 70: Listeners are directed to return for the next installment of the series regarding "God's life living in you".
Order Materials: Listeners should specify "tape or CD" when ordering copies of program #171 via mail, phone, or website.
Conclusion
The document serves as both a spiritual warning and a political manifesto. Alamo posits that the only escape from a corrupt, Vatican-led world order and the terrifying finality of the Great White Throne is a total spiritual rebirth. By framing his legal and personal struggles as "persecution for the Gospel's sake," he calls for his followers to "come out" of established religious and secular institutions to find safety in his specific interpretation of the Christian faith.