Sorcery in the Healing Arts
Sorcery in the Healing Arts
With their sorceries, they deceived all nations. (Revelation 18:23, KJV)
The world had entered the beginning of sorrows, a time when the very fabric of society began to unravel. To the discerning, it was clear that a great transformation was underway—a transformation foretold in the Scriptures. Among the most alarming shifts was the corruption of the medical establishment, once a bastion of healing and hope, now twisted into an engine of sorcery and death.
Matthew, a devoted believer in the King James Bible, had long suspected that something was amiss. For decades, he had observed the gradual erosion of the medical field’s guiding principle, “First, do no harm.” Instead, a new creed had taken hold, one rooted not in healing but in profit, power, and a chilling disdain for human life.
The revelations came swiftly, each more horrifying than the last. Reports surfaced that medical intervention had become the leading cause of death in the United States, surpassing even cancer and heart disease. A staggering 30 million lives were lost each year due to medical errors, toxic prescriptions, and unnecessary surgeries. Hospitals, once places of refuge, had become as perilous as third-world clinics. Bright lights and gleaming machines concealed the sinister reality: a system designed to maim and kill under the guise of care.
Matthew’s awakening deepened when he uncovered the truth about the pharmaceutical industry’s reliance on venom peptides—substances derived from poisonous creatures like snakes and scorpions. These venoms, touted as cutting-edge science, were the foundation of countless drugs. The side effects were as terrifying as the poisons themselves: organ failure, suicidal thoughts, and death. It was not medicine; it was sorcery.
The Bible’s warnings about sorcery rang in Matthew’s ears. He saw the parallels between the ancient Greek word "pharmakeia," often translated as "sorcery," and the modern pharmaceutical industry. Just as Revelation foretold, the nations were deceived by their sorceries, and many perished in their ignorance.
But the deception ran deeper. The global medical establishment had aligned itself with dark forces, preparing the way for the ultimate abomination: the mark of the beast. Already, Matthew saw glimpses of this emerging system. Digital health passports, mandatory vaccines, and biometric tracking were becoming the norm. The groundwork was being laid for a world where no man might buy or sell unless he bore the mark.
As the great tribulation loomed, Matthew clung to his faith. The days grew darker, and the cries of the deceived echoed in his ears. Yet he found solace in the Word of God, which had warned of these times. He began to share the truth with others, urging them to repent and turn to Christ.
The world mocked him, dismissing his warnings as conspiracy. But Matthew saw through their scorn. He knew that the time of great deception had come, and he resolved to not love his life unto death, even as the forces of darkness closed in. For he understood that this was not merely a battle for the body, but a war for the soul.
And so, Matthew’s journey continued, a light in a world shrouded by sorcery and shadows. He knew that the trials ahead would test his faith, but he also knew the promise of Revelation: And God shall wipe away all tears from their eyes; and there shall be no more death, neither sorrow, nor crying, neither shall there be any more pain: for the former things are passed away. (Revelation 21:4, KJV)