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Promise Keepers, Kenneth Hagan and Freemasonry Promise Keepers has taken pagan worship one step further. The first exposure of P.K. that I read documented that fact that the Promise Keepers distributed a book filled with sexual imagery of a very perverted sort. This article revolves around the pagan worship of the phallus (male reproductive organ). The story starts in July 1997 when the Supreme Council of the 33rd Degree of Freemasonry in it's official publication called 'The Scottish Rite Journal' made a call to raise funds to restore the Masonic obelisk in Washington D.C. and also placed it on the cover of the magazine. This vile structure has been worshipped by pagans for centuries and it represents the phallus which is also associated with sun and serpent worship. It was designed by Freemasons, named after a Freemason and the cornerstone laid in Masonic ritual. Therefore it is a sexual, pagan, satanic, Masonic idol that Christians should identify and avoid. But these facts have been ignored and Christians are being deceived about the nature of this idol. Kenneth Hagan followed the Masonic lodge by placing the obelisk on his magazine cover the very next month! I do not believe that this is a coincidence and that a man such as Hagan who is well over 50 years older then me (he just turned 80) and was in Ministry well before I was even born and who has established International Bible colleges would be ignorant of the true nature of the obelisk.
See also: Dirty Watchtower Secrets Kenneth Copeland: "God Is Both Male & Female"
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The very next month in July 1997, Kenneth Hagan followed after the
Mason's example by placing the Masonic obelisk on the cover of his
magazine. The article about the obelisk in the Masonic magazine mentioned
that at the Grand Masters Conference held in Tulsa, Oklahoma (the
headquarters for both 33rd degree Freemasons Oral Roberts and Kenneth Hagan)
a call was made to Grand Lodges to raise money to restore the world's
tallest masonry structure. Were Hagan and Roberts present at this meeting?
Anyone willing to come forward? Another significant clue is the key word
'illuminate' used by the Word of Faith magazine to describe the cover. The
Illuminati has been associated with the obelisk a long time before. See
the image below, published in 1982, for the obelisk-illuminati connection.
