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In Reply to: Re: The Girl Who Wouldn't! posted by Ready on November 18, 2003 at 15:21:43:
In “Keda’s Problem!” (ML 1747) Berg pinpointed Keda’s problem as lesbianism. He felt that Keda wanted to BE a man and rule over other men.
Para.32 - Maria said, 'I got that verse. ‘We will not have this man to rule over us!’ (Luk. 19:14) And it was almost like the way I got it was not just you in particular but male!'
Berg: 'She doesn’t want this Man to rule over her. And I represent the Lord Himself, so it’s defiance against God! The Devil is as visible now as if he had horns & hoofs, & he is furious that he has exposed himself & blown his cover!'
Para. 34 - 'I really don’t want to have a knock-down, drag-out fight with her! But if that is what the Devil wants, that’s what he’ll get, & he is sure going to be sorry! I might have to give her a few black eyes to prove God’s authority to prove there IS a Man stronger than she is!'
(Paras. 26, 41,42,43)- 'If I go in there & have to deal with her I’m probably gong to have to beat her up! (Maria: Well, maybe that’s what she needs.)'
'I tell you, if you guys can’t to it, is going to be a furor! I don’t think I ever beat up a woman before, but I am apt to! (Maria: Maybe that is exactly what she needs, but I’d have to have you have to do it.)'
'This is her chance to yield without violence! It’s no minor devil, it is Satan himself attacking us through her. Either she is going to get the victory or God is going to have a knock-down, drag-out fight with the Devil, & she is going to be the sufferer!'
"Maybe you ought to warn her, ‘If you don’t want to have Dad come in & knock you flat, you better get rid of this God-damned Satan in a hurry!’”
Needless to say, Keda 'got the victory.'
