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As you begin this study of the Harry Potter books, we feel there are some things about which you should be aware.  Therefore, we have put together this little primer you should read and understand before you go any further. 

The craze over Harry Potter is absolutely bizarre. Consider these statistics, provided by a retail manufacturer who has just obtained the Harry Potter license for their line.  "At this time, seven books are planned, one for each year Harry attends the Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry.  28 million books are in circulation worldwide, 19.1 million books in the U.S. alone.  As of February, 2000, all three Harry Potter books appeared in the top ten of the New York Times best seller list -- an unprecedented occurrence for children's books.  The Harry Potter books have a world wide appeal and have already been published in 115 countries and in 28 languages.  Warner Bros. is planning to release the first Harry Potter movie based on book number one, Harry Potter and the Socerer's Stone, in Summer, 2001."

These statistics are unbelievable, especially when you consider the story that J.K. Rowling, the author, was nearly bankrupt with a little girl to raise just a few short years ago.  This story would be the epitome of "rags to riches", except for the fact that the story line of her Harry Potter creation features the most sophisticated, the most accurate, depiction of advanced Witchcraft imaginable.  Rowling clearly knows her Witchcraft, and a lot of it is obscure, secret Witchcraft, and she writes about it in a most innocent, seductive manner.  It is no wonder that so many kids, ages 8-18, have been so caught up in the Harry Potter craze.

But, the Public School systems of England and the United States are getting in on the act, as well.  Bloomsbury Publishers, U.K. and Scholastic Publisher, U.S. have taken the lead in getting Harry Potter books established as regular curricula.  Thus, Scholastic Harry Potter Teacher's Literature Guides have sprung up and are being sold to teachers in retail outlets so that they would know how to teach the material to their students.  Rather than emphasizing the blatant and bold Witchcraft, these teacher's guides say to emphasis the "good versus evil" aspect of the storyline, and the "core values" of love, loyalty, courage, and determination.  But, make no mistake about the fact that, if you allow your children to attend Public Schools in England, North America, Australia, and probably New Zealand, your child will be assigned Harry Potter books to read and to write reports on.  This is a serious matter, because these books contain the most vivid discussions of actual hard-core Witchcraft imaginable, and does so in a way that convinces children that Witchcraft is not only all right, but is preferable to the world without Witchcraft, and that no consequences need to be feared if they practiced this type of Witchcraft.

Finally, J.K. Rowling not only knows her Witchcraft, but she knows Illuminati Witchcraft.  She consistently uses Illuminist symbols to portray key elements in her books, and she uses them in exactly the correct Illuminist meaning.  Since the major goal of the Illuminati is to successfully stage the appearance of Antichrist, all Christian parents should be concerned that, just maybe, Harry Potter books are conditioning their precious children to accept him when he arises.

KEY ELEMENTS IN THE STORY LINE

Harry Potter lived with his Muggle [non-Witch] family, Uncle Vernon and Aunt Petunia Dursley, and their young son, Dudley, at #4 Privit Drive. Harry was dropped at the doorstep of the Dursley's home on the terrible night when Harry's parents were both killed by an evil Wizard named Lord Voldemort, the Lord of Darkness.  In other words, young Harry Potter, just one year-old when this attack occurred, has Generational Witchcraft in his background, and his parents were powerful White Magic Witches; thus, Harry Potter is inherently a powerful Wizard, even at the tender age of one.  In fact, Lord Voldemort attempted to kill Harry along with his parents, but could not.  His killing curse worked perfectly against Lily and James Potter, but could not kill Harry.  The only effect this killing curse had on Harry was that it created a jagged lightening bolt in the middle of Harry's forehead. In fact, the killing curse rebounded on Lord Voldemort when it failed to kill Harry, robbing Voldemort of the former intensity of his powers.  As we shall see consistently later on, Rowling understands her Witchcraft exceedingly well; in the real world of Witches and Warlocks, if a curse is thrown at an intended victim, but that victim's powers are sufficient to thwart the curse, the effects of that failed curse rebound back to the person who threw it.  Rowling uncannily knows her Witchcraft and utilizes it perfectly in her story line.

Uncle Vernon and Aunt Petunia are well aware that Petunia's sister, Lily, and her husband, James, were powerful witches; therefore, they knew Harry might very well be one also when he grew up.  To attempt to destroy this Generational Witchcraft in Harry, they treated him abominably.  They refused to give Harry a spare bedroom they had upstairs, and kept Harry in a cubbyhole under the stairs.  They refuse to give Harry his own plate of food to eat, forcing him to survive on the crumbs that fell from the plate of the ever-hungry and greatly obese, Dursley, who is just a little older than Harry.

In every instance throughout her books, Rowling portrays the Fantasy World of Witchcraft as far more fun, exciting, and fulfilling than the non-magical world of the "Muggles".  When a scene is from the dreary world of the Muggles, Harry is unhappy and downright miserable by the way in which he is being treated, and cannot wait until he can get back to Hogwarts School of Wizardry and Witchcraft.  The only happiness in Harry's life is his Fantasy World at Hogwarts, where he can play and study with his friends and fellow Witches and Wizards.

Conversely, every person in the non-magical world of the Muggles is depicted as stupid, prejudiced without cause, and as physically repugnant.  What normal child would want to continue to live in such a non-magical existence when he or she could escape to the more exciting world of Witchcraft?  In fact, the activities at Hogwarts are presented in such a manner that, even as they are depicting actual spells, incantations, and extra-sensory experiences, these activities carry no supernatural consequences; even though the Holy Bible condemns any person who does this types of activities to death, Harry Potter and his friends systematically learn all the ways of the true Satanist without suffering in any way, shape, or form for it.  Is this the message you want your child to get from Harry Potter books?

HOGWART'S SCHOOL OF WITCHCRAFT AND WIZARDRY

When Harry turns 11 years old, he begins to get letters addressed to him to tell him he has been accepted into the Hogwarts School of Wizardry and Witchcraft.  Uncle Vernon goes to great lengths to keep these letters from Harry, but is finally foiled when a witch from Hogwarts comes into the Muggle dimension [Read NEWS1390 for full explanation of Reality versus Fantasy to a Satanist].  Harry is miraculously delivered by this monstrous witch so that young Harry can finally escape his dreary existence and enter the fabulous world of Witchcraft by attending Hogwart's School.

Hogwart's School is the preeminent school for Witchcraft in the entire world of Satanism.  While it is controlled by the most powerful Witch on the planet, Headmaster Albus Dumbledore, the school is controlled by the White Magic forces.  Dumbledore is always on the guard for any attempt by the Black Magick side to take over and control the school.  Of the four fraternity houses on campus, three are White Magic and one is Black Magick.

This school teaches a Witchcraft that is eerily real in its details.  Many of the spells described are real, and many of the potions are real.  Many of the activities described are real, but the reader is not told that in the actual world of Satanism, many of the spells and activities either require the personal demonic possession of the witch or wizard performing the spell, or require human sacrifice.  We have articles dealing with this subject within the articles section.

All of the books feature a story line of a battle between Harry Potter and his White Magic cohorts and the Black Magick side, with Lord Voldemort standing in the background, fighting through subordinates within the school.  The narrative is entertaining, and flows extremely well.  The books are written at a fourth-fifth grade level, which accounts for their popularity.  Each book deals with a particular year that Harry is attending Hogwarts.  Thus, the Sorcerer's Stone details Harry's freshman year, Chamber of Secrets his sophomore year, Prisoner at Azakaban his junior year, and Goblet of Fire his senior year.

Our recommendation is that Christian parents should NOT allow their children to read these books. Further, the fact that Public Schools are now requiring Harry Potter books to be part of their curricula is just one more reason to pull your precious children out now!

Since we are living at the very End of the Age, with the appearance of Antichrist evidently fairly close, we should expect a major push to occur that will condition the majority of the public to accept his values of Witchcraft and Wizardry.  Harry Potter books perform this feat handily.  All children everywhere are being taught to love Harry Potter and the White Magic Witchcraft he performs.  They are already emulating his lightning bolt scar in the middle of his forehead, in exactly the place where the False Prophet will one day soon require every person in the world to take the Mark of the Beast as a symbol of loyalty to Antichrist.

When people by the hundreds of millions take this Mark of the Beast, how many of them will have been preconditioned to accept such a mark in such a place on their body because of Harry Potter?  This concept brings us back to the illustration of the unicorn-demon holding a little boy in his lap while the chap is reading a Harry Potter book.  However, unbeknownst to the little boy [and his parents], the demon is tattooing a lightning bolt in the middle of the child's forehead, precisely the location where the ultimate Mark of the Beast is going to be placed by the False Prophet. 

We believe this conditioning is exactly what Satan has in mind for the Harry Potter books to accomplish.

Are you spiritually ready? Is your family? Are you adequately protecting your loved ones? This is the reason for this ministry, to enable you to first understand the peril facing you, and then help you develop strategies to warn and protect your loved ones. Once you have been thoroughly trained, you can also use your knowledge as a means to open the door of discussion with an unsaved person. I have been able to use it many times, and have seen people come to Jesus Christ as a result. These perilous times are also a time when we can reach many souls for Jesus Christ, making an eternal difference.