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Last night the Finnish TV-channel 4 (different from yours or of any other country) <BR>presented a program mentioned in Wikipedia (look below) <BR> <BR> <BR>It dealt with Wayne Bent. <BR> <BR>The program was 60 minutes long, including the advertisements. <BR>I did not see the first 20 minutes or so. <BR> <BR>Therefore I do not know, whether the word "Adventist" was mentioned or not. <BR> <BR>But the person who told me to start looking at, was aware of the connection to adventism. <BR> <BR>Apparently that aspect has been set out in the printed media here. <BR> <BR> <BR>What will the demonination (oops! a Freudian slip) do? <BR> <BR>Thus far the action most often resorted to has been "do not see, do not hear, do not speak". <BR> <BR> <BR>Quote: <BR> <BR>"The Lord Our Righteousness Church, sometimes called the Strong City Cult, is a religious community near Travesser Park, Union County, New Mexico. It originated with a group of about eighty adherents who migrated to the area from Sandpoint, Idaho in 2000;[1] in 2008, the community consisted of approximately fifty people. The community believes in modesty of dress and the women wear long skirts and dresses, and reportedly mix well with the local people.[1] <BR>Its leader, Wayne Bent, born May 18, 1941,[1] is known as Michael Travesser within the church.[2] Bent, once a Seventh-day Adventist pastor, left his denomination with others of like mind in 1987 and has since referred to that church as one of the "daughters of the great harlot" condemned in the book of Revelation.[3] Bent claims that, during an experience in his living room in June 2000, God told him, "You are the Messiah." Bent has since stated, "I am the embodiment of God. I am divinity and humanity combined."[4] <BR>The group's website contains frequently-updated writings and videos, including a nearly two-hour long documentary entitled Experiencing the Finished Work.[5]" <BR> <BR>The source: <BR> <BR><a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wayne_Bent" target=_top>http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wayne_Bent</a> <BR> <BR>has much more to reveal than those lines just quoted.
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