There is no peace, saith the LORD, unto the wicked. (Isaiah 48:22)
For what shall it profit a man, if he shall gain the whole world, and lose his own soul?(Mark 8:36)
And he said unto them, Take heed, and beware of covetousness: for a man's life consisteth not in the abundance of the things which he possesseth. Luke 12:15)
I was shocked to read a letter from a ‘Christian minister’ (see letter below) that ends with the phrase ‘May Michael Jackson’s soul rest in peace!’’. Whenever a person dies even if that person was in the occult, you HEAR Christians say may his or her soul rest in peace. How can your soul rest in peace when you rejected the lord Jesus Christ in your life time.
How CAN the king of Pop Michael Jackson rest in peace when he had connections with the occult. Evidence speaks loudly that Michael Jackson sold his SOUL TO THE DEVIL.
He ate the world but lost his soul. This should be a lesson to all Christians and non Christians that we are going to face the lord JESUS one day. WE MUST BE BORN AGAIN before that time or else no heaven. Check out the videos below. I urge all born again christians to watch the video THEY SOLD THEIR SOULD FOR ROCK AND ROLL.
EXPOSED: MICHAEL JACKSON SOLD HIS SOUL TO THE DEVIL
http://tobefree.wordpress.com/2009/06/28/video-michael-jackson-exposed-they-sold-their-souls-for-rock-roll
THEY SOLD THEIR SOULD FOR ROCK AND ROLL
http://www.cuttingedge.org/videoroom.html
HOLLWOOD's WAR ON GOD
http://theater.goodfight.org
http://www.goodfight.org
Michael Jackson: The Man With Many Faces
http://www.jesus-is-savior.com/Evils%20in%20America/Rock-n-Roll/michael_jackson.htm
Michael Jackson autopsy results leaked?
http://www.zimbio.com/Michael+Jackson+Dead/articles/lPss4q8mIXW/Michael+Jackson+autopsy+results+leaked
SATAN'S MUSIC
http://www.jesus-is-savior.com/Evils%20in%20America/devils_music.htm
Jackson's Dangerous Album Cover Was Full of Occult Symbolism
http://www.prisonplanet.com/articles/september2004/090904dangerousalbum.htm
ALEISTER CROWLEY, THE MOST WICKED MAN THAT EVER LIVED AND THE WORLD LEADERS THAT WORSHIP HIM. (UPDATE)
http://www.zimbio.com/Aleister+Crowley/articles/12/ALEISTER+CROWLEY+MOST+WICKED+MAN+EVER+LIVED
SEE THIS ARTICLE
Michael Jackson; a subject for theological reflection
http://www.monitor.co.ug/artman/publish/opinions/Michael_Jackson_a_subject_for_theological_reflection_printer.shtml
Posted in: Opinions
By Amos Kasibante
Jun 29, 2009 - 3:24:31 AM
Michael Jackson should and will be a subject not only for journalistic comment or sociological and artistic study, but also for theological reflection. This suggestion might come as a surprise considering that unlike Bob Marley or Lucky Dube, Jackson does not mention God or spiritual subjects. And unlike Elvis Presley, it has not been said of Jackson that he was more famous than Jesus Christ. Does the suggestion to turn Jackson into a subject for theological reflection meant to inappropriately smuggle the famous King of Pop into the theological arena or turn him into a theological subject? No, because theological reflection does not limit itself to a few subjects, but reflects on any subject that impacts human beings and human history in a significant way. It is, therefore, not surprising that Jackson’s life has been described as iconic.
An icon is something or somebody that reflects depth in human life and helps humans to understand themselves better. It is a mirror reflecting human beings to themselves. The reason Jackson was famous was because he touched something very deep inside human beings.
He was able to transcend his own culture in USA , the West, South America and Africa, but appealed to people in India, Japan and China among others. However, we should see the genesis of his musical talent in the history and culture of USA and of Black America in particular. He must have been touched and gained inspiration from the Black soul tradition, which had its origins in religious experience. Not mystical experience as such but an experience that spoke from the depths, about suffering, endurance, and overcoming. Jackson’s Blackness is also crucial, for he brought stardom, hitherto restricted to White achievement, to the Black race. His talent is therefore a cultural contribution of the Black people to the culture of the world.
Michael tapped into the deep energy and creativity at the heart of human life, for music comes from the depths. It is part of creation itself. Music has a divine quality about it. A song that is popular in Christian circles in schools in Uganda says that Jesus is Lord of (the) dance. Song and dance is an imitation of the singing and dancing God. God has got style and moves with grace. The greatest gifts we have from the divine are creativity and imagination.
Another aspect of Jackson’s life that calls for theological reflection is the controversy surrounding his life.
There is a sense in which Jackson was a tragic figure. He was an extremely vulnerable, some would say insecure person. That made him love children, but it also rendered him susceptible to charges of child sexual abuse.
Perhaps the most controversial aspect was the plastic surgery, which turned his handsome baby-face into a kind of whitish mask. The actual cause of this death is yet to be established, but it is now common knowledge that his reliance on medication to relieve many of his physical and mental ailments might have been fatal.
But Jackson’s life is also a parable about the life of each one of us: Our vulnerability and capacity to self-destruct. And his tragic death says volumes about a fact which stairs us direct in the face, but which we often refuse to acknowledge - that death has no formula, that death is no respecter of persons, and that it does not take the elderly. May Michael Jackson’s soul rest in peace!
Rev. Kasibante lives in the United Kingdom
