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Some who left The Restored Church of God suffer a particular condition, and it has to do with listening to David C. Pack. They cannot stomach the sound of his voice, even for small 1-minute clips highlighting a moment of madness. Some kind of PTSD is triggered.
Others listen to him for long stretches, taking in his entire message so they can laugh or scream, depending upon the content. But everyone agrees: his words are filthy and very difficult to endure.
There is a reason angels of lights are hard to discern. They could be easily identified if they were the agents of burps and farts. Not so much those who appear to be from God.
David C. Pack really knows how to string verses together to make his point. Those verses are in the Bible. During Part 419 of “The Greatest Untold Story!” I wondered at times if Dave had it right. He connects a string of verses that feels like he is preaching about the Kingdom of God.
If you give him enough time, he can sound very convincing. Well, except when the dictionary gets involved, then his cardboard façade ruins the suspension of disbelief.
David C. Pack is a master of blending truth with error. As you would expect the Spirit of Error to inspire. The man is not fully evil. The man is not fully wrong. No human being is. Sometimes he makes a strong case, then botches the point with a fantastically stupid conclusion.
We can all be grateful for his piss-poor reading comprehension skills reminding us how his neurons fire. Those are the dusty plastic flowers in the centerpiece. The wax fruit in the bowl on the bookcase. Yep, that is fake, all right.
When it comes to Bible prophecy, despite dozens of failed dates in our rearview mirror, I sometimes let David C. Pack have moments of legitimacy. And that is frightening. The “old” Mr. Pack comes through from time to time. The man who spoke the truth with clarity and authority on “The World to Come.” He sometimes reminds me of the undeniable words in the RCG literature that sang in harmony with my Bible.
The only way to stave that off is to be reminded of facts and reality. The quotes on the exrcg.org website originated as a personal Bible study. I needed to prove whether Dave was of God or not. I transcribed his words and sorted them into twelve different documents. The words HE spoke.
When I was in RCG and contemplated leaving, I read portions of those documents, and it quickly reminded me that David C. Pack is a biblical fraud. He is a prophetic sorcerer. He is not a man of his word. He does not teach the truth. My opinion is irrelevant at that point because God was not guiding David C. Pack or The Restored Church of God. History and his own words bear witness.
The man is not Elijah. He is not That Prophet. He is not a goodman. He is not the faithful priest. He is not the rod of Jesse. He is not the Seventh Angel. He is not the man in linen. He is not the only good and faithful servant. He is not an apostle. He is not unsealing Daniel. He is not finishing the Mystery of God.
He is not. He is not. He is not.
His own redacted literature condemns him in the harshest possible language. He attacks his future self in a way I shudder to think of doing.
No matter how convincing David C. Pack is that he finally has the Kingdom of God laid out correctly, I must be reminded of ten years of failure, excuses, and blasphemy.
David C. Pack is an angel of light warned of in 2 Corinthians 11. That is the only explanation that makes sense. The man is a walking contradiction. A vain and vicious person preaching world peace and godly love. A covetous man desiring the wealth of others for the sake of righteousness.
He is a living blend of truth and error that looks and feels like Christianity. The worst kind of deceiver has to appear legitimate to be a real threat.
Worldwide Church of God. Herbert W. Armstrong. Over 50 years in the ministry. Hundreds of books and booklets. A world-class Headquarters Campus. He speaks with God’s authority. He studies the Bible in his sleep. He has preached the truth to more people than Paul. He knows prophecy like nobody else on the face of the earth. He proves how he is all throughout the Bible.
David C. Pack is far more dangerous than Joel Osteen, Creflo Dollar, and Benny Hinn combined. They have rubber skin, and we spotted them easily. But Dave is surrounded by living flesh. He looks human. He looks like a Christian minister.
Listening to Part 419 reminded me how good David C. Pack can be at spinning a tall tale using the Bible as his Erector Set. The three kingdoms. The Gospel. This is the Father, not Christ. This is Elijah, not Christ. Bitter is sweet, and sweet is bitter.
Many wonder why people continue to stick with The Restored Church of God and ignore the mountain of evidence proving David C. Pack is a fraud.
He was not always like this. He became this over time. His teachings were not always corrupt but became so slowly. The long con is the most effective. Even men know that.
THAT minister is still here, which must mean we are okay. THAT person in my congregation is still here, which must mean we are fine because they were in Worldwide under Mr. Armstrong. The Headquarters ministers all agree, meaning this is how God wants it.
The disbelieving person stays looking at the other disbelieving person in their congregation, and they both legitimize the scam by continuing to attend. The field minister who remains for the sake of his sheep is telling the sheep, This is the right place to be. Is that helping or hurting?
Person X knows things are wrong but keeps attending. Person Y knows things are wrong, but sees Person X is still attending, meaning things are still on track. Choosing to stay inside RCG when you know God is not behind it hurts the person beside you.
Person X and Y are waiting for God "to do something" about the situation. Person X and Y are waiting for “Mr. Pack to figure out the timing.”
Person X and Y will be waiting for a very long time.
The true danger of an angel of light is introducing errors in small degrees. Not that the Sabbath is Sunday. That is a great chasm fixed and triggers the alarm bells.
Instead, David C. Pack teaches error of 1% multiplied over two hours multiplied over 419 Parts. Draw a line across a world map but alter it one degree every five hundred miles. Where you end up is far from where you intended. The biblical fraud of RCG is compounding exponentially.
That word is not what we thought it was. That kingdom is not what we thought it was. That gospel is not what we thought it was. That is not Christ. That is Elijah. Common is required for salvation.
David C. Pack nudges the truth and nudges the truth and nudges the truth until it is unrecognizable.
Being off by 419 degrees over seven years will lead you to the same destination as a straight line. It just takes longer.
David C. Pack wants you to believe that.
The mosaic of what is going on in The Restored Church of Another god leads to one conclusion...
With “The Greatest Unending Story! (Part 419)” on February 14, 2023, everything David C. Pack has taught The Restored Church of God for over seven years has finally come together. The long, winding road now makes sense.
This content will stand still and never be changed because the truth of it is so inarguable. This knowledge is impossible to misunderstand. The Bible is made plain. The Gospel is fully understood for the first time because the context, order, and number of kingdoms just over the horizon have been solidified.
The Mystery of God has never been more clear and more complete.
Things are so on-track that Final Part 420 is coming in the next few days. Be excited, brethren.
That is what Dr. Timothy Ranney would have written in the press release.
Depending on your passion for biblical truth, Part 419 would either pop a gasket in your head or make you scream. David C. Pack filled his one hour and fifty-seven minutes with enough prophetic perversion you need to shower with an S.O.S. pad after hearing it.
I feel like Elizabeth Shue curled in a ball crying in the shower.
Part 419 puts its hand on your knee and shouts in your ear:
·The Gospel is NOT what you were taught.
·Jesus Christ has never been a king.
·The Bible is written for being inside the First Kingdom.
·No Laodiceans escape the Great Tribulation.
·In the Kingdom, there will be 10 languages.
·David C. Pack is even more significant than previously thought.
·The Headquarters ministers are clueless.
·Covetous people use RCG literature and the website for free.
The very beginning of Part 419 hinted that the ride would be wild.
Part 419 – February 14, 2023
@ 00:44 Good afternoon, everyone. There's a question that has to be resolved once and for all. Or we would all agree (yet again), as I like to say, that the Mystery of God is surely not over. And the Mystery of God, by the way, includes the Mystery of God, the Godhead including Father and Son, and where they are and Who they are through the Scriptures.
While working at Headquarters, I could stomach the endless prophecy updates and constant schizophrenic babbling, but what I could no longer abide was when David C. Pack and his minions started to meddle with Who and What God is. The Father and Jesus Christ are central to a Christian’s heart. Proving where and what is of paramount importance.
Dave occasionally put his hands on the Gospel's knee in a pervy fashion, but I did not see him blatantly molest her before. Until Part 419.
Others who left would state emphatically that RCG has been preaching “another gospel” for years. Former members are welcome to bite that off and write an article. Please contact me at exrcgwebsite@gmail.com.
@ 01:08 We often think of prophecy. But, explaining the Mystery of God ties directly to the Kingdom of God and Who’s Kingdom comes when. Christ’s Kingdom and the Father’s Kingdom and the First Kingdom [Kingdom to Israel].
Yes, we are back to three is the magic number.
@ 01:25 Christ is not the God of the Old Testament,as we used to teach. So, that’s been a big part of the Series.
Less than 5% of Herbert W. Armstrong's corpse just turned in his grave. When this statement was first uttered years ago, it set one of my friends off. He and his wife stopped attending shortly thereafter. He was put out for his "attitude" about the subject, and his wife quit the day that went down.
@ 01:41 When does Christ receive His Kingdom? Is His Kingdom the First Kingdom or the second one?
Do you “seek ye first the Kingdom of God,” folks, or do you seek the kingdom in front of that? Well, if there was ever any doubt, Part 419 clears it up. Big time.
@ 02:24 …are we waiting for the Kingdom of God or for Christ to bring something else? We’re certainly waiting for Christ.
@ 02:42 The very term "gospel," which is "good news" or "glad tidings," preached as a witness. You know, “word of the Kingdom” is a big clue. A great problem has been, Why or how would you announce or herald what’s already here? That has been a problem tied directly to how many kingdoms are there.
In storytelling, that is called "foreshadowing." Inside the first three minutes, Dave alerts the audience he is going to put his greasy hands all over Who God is, but he is also dropping roofies into the Pepsi he handed to the Gospel.
What is going on inside The Restored Church of God is vile. David C. Pack is molesting our understanding of God and the Gospel of the Kingdom of God.
This junk is not found in any of their public literature or sermons. New people should be aware of what they are committing to when they join up with RCG. Hopefully, they will read some of this before the check clears.
While considering my ways, I wonder if I am the wicked who shall not understand, but the wise shall understand. One of Dave’s early points was that the Gospel’s kingdom parables compare what the kingdom is LIKE, meaning what the verses describe is NOT the Kingdom of God.
If it is LIKE something, it cannot BE something.
Therefore, all those parables about the Kingdom of Heaven are NOT talking about the Kingdom of Heaven. His First Kingdom to Israel IS what those verses are talking about.
Like means NOT IS.
If this makes sense to you, then you are more righteous than I. Rejoice not in that…the bar is pretty low.
My wicked serpent brain processes those parables as the Kingdom of Heaven NOT being an actual pearl, net, or leaven, but LIKE them.
He sees the comparison as the Kingdom of Heaven is NOT the First Kingdom to Israel because the first is LIKE it, but is not it.
My head hurts. Moving on.
Dave has a history of throwing his own ministers under the bus. If he can do that with God, then who cares how the men around him take it?
He goes out of his way to make this comment. How is this edifying to anyone?
@ 08:32 We have a lot of very zealous ministers who study their Bible. I probably asked half of our ministers in recent days, Which Kingdom is Christ’s? Almost none of them (I don’t think any of them) could say with certainty which one it was.They would stake stabs at it, and that's probably, at least, partly my fault. Maybe mostly my fault because of getting the number of Kingdoms straight.
This statement was unprovoked and unnecessary.
Partly my fault? Mostly my fault? That is being self-generous.
So, brethren in the field, do not bother to write Headquarters with questions like this. They do not know. If they do not know, your field minister certainly does not know. The ministry of The Restored Church of God did not know which Kingdom Jesus Christ would bring. Put that in the pot and marinate it.
Part 419 goes into great detail, and the men all know how to toe the line NOW. They will have their cookie-cutter rote responses ready for emails coming their way. There will be a lot of “copy and paste” from this transcript going forward. It may even receive Boilerplate status in CAD.
If Dave asked "half," that means half of these men did not know which Kingdom is Christ’s. The other half dodged the bullet by not being cornered with such an exact question. Being on the toilet on the third floor at just the right moment was a blessing from the cosmos.
Unless Dave asked one of the men as he stood at the urinal. A very comfortable place to be quizzed on doctrine. And I fully believe that is possible. It is not a joke.
Count half of these men as ignorant of some of the most critical information in all of human history as taught by David C. Pack, spanning over seven years and 418 Parts.
Bradford Schleifer - Edward Winkfield - Ryan Denee - Jaco Viljoen
James Habboush - Andrew Holcombe - Frank Lydick - Raymond Garb
Have fun with which six had no idea. My choices are in RED.
Brad, please let me know how accurate I am at exrcgwebsite@gmail.com.
Dave should know by now NEVER to ask Ken questions about prophecy. He is the “who cares” guy letting information flow in one ear and out the other. He counseled Jessica Brown and me to "not worry about prophecy" before we left. Seventeen months apart, but with the same advice.
This comment illustrates the teaching incompetence of David C. Pack. Those closest to him have no clue what he is teaching, and they get hours more slop tossed on them than the brethren do. This should scream they do not pay attention or care. They just want to keep their heads down and mouths shut, collect a paycheck, and get through the next deadline without being stopped in the hallway with a tricky question.
Nobody outside Headquarters would know this happened if it were not for the loose lips of David C. Pack.
But, I am the wicked one for passing it along.
Dave reads Hosea 3:5 as a tenderizer for a bigger blow to the head later.
@ 09:12 “Afterward, (after thousands of years) shall the children of Israel return, and seek the LORD their God, and David, their king, (and, of course, you can put your own name in there) and shall fear the LORD and His goodness in the last days.” Where’s Christ’s name? You would list this man and not Christ? That’s strange. Why no Christ?
Dave knows very well the word “Christ” is not in the Old Testament. It does not mean He is not there. Dave is playing word games and knows this. He has done it before.
Jesus Christ IS David their King. He is identified as the “Son of David” throughout the New Testament. The Gospel of Luke says this so plainly. Perhaps half of the enablers at Headquarters might know it.
Luke 1:32
He shall be great, and shall be called the Son of the Highest: and the Lord God shall give unto him the throne of his father David:
David C. Pack has the most astonishing piss-poor reading comprehension skills of any man I have ever heard. It cannot be repeated enough. For a Word Heroin guy, that does not bode well.
Listening to him carefully as he explains John 18:36 exposes which spirit guides him.
@ 11:43 “Jesus answered, My kingdom is not of this world.” Uh oh. So, the First Kingdom IS this world. Christ’s Kingdom is NOT of this world…But, I’m gonna drive this tremendously, maybe all-important point home. But, if the First Kingdom is not of not this or is this world and Christ’s Kingdom is not of this world, His Kingdom cannot come until the First Kingdom is over.
I suppose that defining statement was not worth repeating to ensure it was said cleanly, so brethren understand perfectly what he meant. Thus are the verbal muttering stumbling of David C. Pack.
Jesus Christ explained to Pilate His Kingdom was not OF this world. Meaning originating from it. It originates from heaven. The word “of” is in the Greek. G1537 occurs 937 times and it means OF.
Jesus Christ did not say, "My kingdom is not IN this world." Those waiting for Jesus Christ to return know His kingdom comes with Him. His reward is with Him. Oh wait, that is the “old” understanding. My bad.
Dave takes his misunderstanding of “OF” and makes a new doctrine affecting everyone inside The Restored Church of God. His wrong conclusion is the base on which he constructs a shaky narrative. If only reading comprehension were a strength of his.
Of course, Elijah is all over the place. This is familiar to RCG veterans, but some newer folks may not be aware.
@ 26:59 Interesting little point here. A mistranslation which I’ve clarified. Isaiah 11:1, “And there shall come forth a rod out of the stem of Jesse (that’s Elijah), and a Branch shall grow out of his roots.” Mistranslated.
Elijah is David C. Pack. He is the rod of Jesse. That is NOT Jesus Christ, so get that out of your head.
@ 27:37 So, why is Christ called a Branch there? And the answer is: He’s not. It’s a different word. It’s “a brilliant green shoot.” I mean, He is the Lord Jesus Christ, after all.
@ 27:59 He is what He is. He's just not yet the Branch. But, the translators wouldn't know that, so they translated it "the Branch."
Those stupid translators. It is hard to believe they get a fair shot at salvation, considering all the angst they have given The Apostle over the years.
Dave continues to chip away at what brethren proved from their bibles for years. Oops. Everyone was wrong. It is a thankless job to be the one to tell Christians they have been worshipping the wrong version of God and praying for the wrong kingdom this whole time.
@ 30:34 After all, He’s [Jesus Christ] never been a king. He was not the King in the Old Testament. The Father was. There's no evidence Christ was ever a King. So, He's gonna grow as a King.
I try not to fall into the rabbit hole of debating Dave’s theology. Countering that is not my strength, but when a patently false statement is made so emphatically, I cannot help myself.
Maybe Brad can write these verses down on a 3x5 card and slip it into Dave’s briefcase when he is not looking. He will not have to know they came from me.
Matthew 2:2, 21:2-6 / Luke 19:38-40 / John 1:49, 12:13-16
Dave goes all-out in Part 419. There is no hesitation or shame in what he teaches and the forcefulness with which he declares it.
You would almost think this might be true. Ten years of documented prophetic failure should be a bitter reminder to everyone who and what David C. Pack is.
He is a biblical fraud, a false apostle, and a false prophet. He is not a man of his word. An arrogant charlatan deceiving his way from failure into divine revelation.
But NOW he has it all figured out. RCG has a twenty-four-year history of dopey people like me leaving too early. The picture is complete now. Who is he kidding?
A blend of truth and error is masterfully presented in Part 419.
David C. Pack makes a career out of molesting the Bible by twisting the Word of God into an unclean abomination. A beautiful cake with just enough arsenic.
@ 36:38 The Kingdom of God does not immediately appear. For a few weeks before that…there’s a different kingdom. The First Kingdom could not have been His [Jesus Christ].
The people of The Restored Church of God are NOT waiting for Jesus Christ to bring the Kingdom of God. There is a “different kingdom” in front of that. The Kingdom to Israel.
You can say “The Greatest Untold Story! (Part 419)” is teaching another gospel. That is a fair way to present it. For those with eyes and ears to accept it.
Seek ye first the Kingdom to Israel that kicks all this off. Once that is go-time, then you know the time is short. That start time is soon, but Dave is still not telling.
Another kingdom. Another gospel. With a Jesus Christ who has never been a king. Simple.
Shame on you men at Headquarters. Shame on the lot of you.
And shame on you brethren who believe his blasphemy. Shame on you for giving him your money while remaining quiet. He is preaching another god, and you sit and take it. Shame. On. You.
Do not sit idly by and let biblical molestation occur in front of you.
Last Tuesday failed. Last Friday failed. The Kingdom of God did not come. Jesus Christ did not return.
David C. Pack was wrong about prophecy. Again.
“The Greatest Untold Story! (Part 418)” provided a way for the brethren of The Restored Church of God to exercise more patience because words from three disconnected Bible passages pointed to a singular understanding: David C. Pack was the innocent victim of translation negligence.
He thought it meant this, and he thought it meant that. But what it all really meant was…whatever.
In order to keep the prophecy fraud machine firing on all cylinders was to tease a new dating showing how “on track” everything is.
Part 418 – February 9, 2023
@ 18:02 The flight [from Jerusalem to the Place of Safety] takes place at sundown on a Sunday night, ten days from the Day of the Lord. So, we would say March 12th before the Day of the Lord on the 22nd. If you wanna, just keep it real with a calendar.
Ha ha ha. Dave does not keep ANYTHING real.
The three and a half days of Daniel 7:12 are not the same as in Revelation 12:14. This never explains why the 40-day count to Abib 1 suddenly dissolved.
The best way to address something you cannot address is to not address it. So, stop dwelling in the past.
Maybe the 40-day period was never REAL in the first place.
If you thought the tease at the 18-minute point was letting the cat out of the bag, it was not. That cat was still kicking and scratching all the way to the end of Part 418.
@ 1:31:46 …but with 40-plus days until Abib, you can now (possibly) guess when Christ comes with the First Kingdom. If not, okay. [Arrogant sniff].But the only clue I’ll give is that next week, I’ll clear it up if you can’t (That’s kind of a clue that it iddn’t tonight. Okay?) and explain any last things we must still learn. There’s a bit more. Good night.
So, Dave is now avoiding an exact countdown for the landing page of exrcg.org. Fine. Be that way.
The “clue” was the three and a half days in front of everything. Based on a March 22 / March 12 baseline, that means Dave will declare March 8ish or 9ish as the new day the All-Believing Zealots will go nuts on social media.
“Isn’t that so exciting! Nothing happened last week.
But it will next month. I can hardly wait!”
Part 419 is scheduled for today, February 14. Will there be biblical significance for Dave speaking on St. Valentine’s Day even though he never planned it that way? God just kinda worked it out? Is that a coincidence?
It will be interesting to see how much more his ideas have shifted in the five days since he last spoke.
The purpose of exrcg.org was to build awareness and accurately report on the teachings of The Restored Church of God and David C. Pack.
Not only do former and current members reach out, but I also have contact with prospective members and coworkers. They Google Dave and RCG and find this website higher in the search results each month. Ryan Denee knows that as “organic traffic.”
Word is getting out that things are not as rosy in Wadsworth as they want everyone to think.
Each article could be someone’s first. They may not yet be attending, but they are counseling with a minister just before the invite.
If someone wanted to make a significant financial impact on The Restored Church of God, it would be to stop the Common before it starts. New people would not always hear about it immediately unless they had significant wealth and the minister was under pressure from Headquarters.
The minister smells fresh blood and shows up with needles and IV tubes packed inside his Bible. He is ready to teach the new person how much "giving" is commanded of them. Their sacrifice will help The Work.
Where is The Work of RCG today? Have fun trying to find it.
Common keeps the Headquarters Campus afloat. It keeps new trees and gardens going in. It keeps the mortgages of the homes along Akron Road and Hartman Road from defaulting. Common is the lifeblood of The Restored Church of God.
New people with significant assets provide Common. It does not matter if they leave within months of discovering the prophetic “bait and switch” because the check has already cleared.
What RCG publishes in their literature and public sermons DO NOT reflect what they teach internally. The ministry is fully aware of this. David C. Pack is fully aware of this.
You cannot grift someone if they know it is a grift before you grift them.
Which is probably why Knave Dave is so pissed about this information getting out.
The new people are addressed during Part 418.
@ 07:43 This is heavier stuff. Particularly when you’re talking about prophecy. It’s heavier stuff.
@ 08:46 “…that they might go, fall backward, be broken, snared and taken.” God wrote one-third of the Bible prophecy so the people would not get it. But, somebody was supposed to come and carefully (and to a certain degree at times, quickly) straighten it all out.
Dave implies this is him, but the man cannot straighten a tie. History calls him a liar.
@ 09:16 Now, what we’re covering is complicated. Simple in the end, but the process is complicated. And if you’re newer in the church or you’re a prospective member, don’t be discouraged. Be patient.
If you are a newer or prospective member: RUN.
RUN. JUST RUN.
Run while you still can before you write your Common check.
If you do not know about Common yet, the day will come when your minister will point out the "excess wealth" you possess and how you need to "give it to God." Whether land, vehicles, homes, memorabilia or even retirement savings, they will come for it with pressure tactics and biblical guilt trips. Do not fall for it. It is not a doctrine of God but a fabrication of David C. Pack.
The squeeze will be on to see how many zeroes you can reduce in your bank portfolio for the "sake of the Work." When you ask what "Work" your money is going to, the answers will be vague. Once the money is in the general fund, it goes to whatever Dave wants. The horses do not feed themselves.
Yes, they have horses.
If you are saving up an inheritance for your children, forget it. That should go to Dave. The Kingdom of God will arrive soon, so you do not need it, and your children will not need it.
Just do not ask, “If the Kingdom is coming soon, then why do you need it?” After the uncomfortable pause, the minister will stammer about it being “a show of faith.”
In some cases, the minister may point out how quickly God is working with you, which could indicate you are on a path toward the ministry. The greater your physical substance, the more likely you will be a minister. Funny how that seems to work out.
The world calls that “pay-for-play.”
Only an unbelieving, rebellious heart would ask, “If the Kingdom does not come when Mr. Pack says, will I get a refund?” And never bring up Deuteronomy 18. Not even in a casual conversation.
Newer people and prospective members in The Restored Church of God:
RUN. JUST RUN.
When your minister suggests you listen to the four-part sermon, “Christ’s Sayings: One Great Theme,” it is time to leave immediately. This is the Common series.
Do not walk. Run. Just run.
The Restored Church of God does not need you, but they need your money. They need your five or six-digit checks to keep the religious scam going. And they only need a few.
Tithe payers are the cushion for church operations, but Common keeps the Campus alive. If the Common stops, the Campus will eat itself to death.
@ 09:30 It won’t go much longer.
David C. Pack said that in June. July. August. September. October. November. December. January.
Newer people and prospective members, ask any brethren attending before August 2013 if that is true. Go ahead.
You will be met with laughs, a shameful smile, or a very awkward glare toward their shoes. Of course, it is not true.
Be warned: Do so at your own peril because someone will snitch you out, and your minister will have to have a serious discussion about sowing division. Watch that “nice guy” turn hellfire and brimstone on a dime.
David C. Pack is a false prophet. Read his own discontinued book “Is ‘That Prophet’ Alive Today?”
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