Jonathan Cahn: The Mystery of the Enchantress
9:00AM EST 11/17/2022 KAREN SALISBURY
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Is it possible that the ancient entities we've known as "the gods" have come back and are behind what is currently happening in America?
Could their existence be transforming our culture, our families, our children, our businesses, our government, our technology—our very lives?
Did an ancient goddess known as "the Enchantress" transform our culture?
Jonathan Cahn examines these chilling questions and more in his explosive new book, "The Return of the Gods," published by Charisma Media and released in September 2022.
Cahn reveals the stunning mystery that spans the ages—how ancient evil gods have returned to our world and are working and moving in all that is taking place around us, initiating social upheavals and cultural revolutions, indwelling our politics, transforming our world and our lives.
"The Return of the Gods" opens up the meaning and significance of it all, what it will lead to, and what we need to know and do in light of it.
Gods in Exile
Cahn reveals that these gods who have come back from the past into our modern world are the same evil gods that were part of the apostasy and falling away of ancient Israel, and he explains in detail how they're transforming America from a Christian nation to a pagan one.
He warns that these gods never die; it was the entrance of Christianity more than two thousand years ago that overcame their reign of terror and sent them into exile. The message of the gospel caused the polytheism of the Greco-Roman world to give way to the belief in one God, and the spell of the gods was broken.
But now the gods have returned. And Cahn says the key to their return is found in an ancient parable given by Jesus:
"When an unclean spirit goes out of a man, he goes through dry places, seeking rest, and finds none. Then he says, 'I will return to my house from which I came.' And when he comes, he finds it empty, swept, and put in order. Then he goes and takes with him seven other spirits more wicked than himself, and they enter and dwell there; and the last state of that man is worse than the first. So shall it also be with this wicked generation" (Matthew 12:43–45, NKJV).
When we apply this parable to the modern world, says Cahn, it reveals an ominous warning: "If that civilization should ever turn away from God, from His Word, from the gospel, from Christianity, from Jesus, then that which drove out the spirits will no longer be present to protect it against their return. And the civilization that had been delivered of the spirits will become repossessed by them."
The Enchantress
If the gods have returned, then which gods? Cahn cites three in particular from ancient times that are at work at this very moment—a dark trinity that embody the apostasy itself: the Possessor, the Enchantress, and the Destroyer. These three spirits worked together in a progression of seduction.
"The Enchantress was the ancient goddess of sexuality and, specifically, of sexual immorality," says Cahn. "She was a seducer, a temptress; the goddess who captivated, allured, and snatched away."