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In Reply to: Question I always wanted to ask posted by SG on March 21, 2007 at 22:30:01:
Maybe Charlie knows that you know, but I don't know either way so I will confess that I wondered about the same question a few times. FGs understand the meaning but maybe many SGs don’t.
I suspected that Berg and Company used the abbreviated and just said “win the world” without the second part which in the original slogan we used was: “Win the World for Jesus”. They would instead complete the sentence in a self serving way rather than the idealistic youthful view most of us used to have.
We wanted to win the world for Jesus while they wanted to win it for Berg, which was the ultimate goal of the pervert and his consort. Well, they got what they put into it, a life in material luxury but poor and miserable in the spirit and diseased flesh. Speaking for myself, I also got what I put into it and it is definitely not living in the dark side of the moon, or under a stormy cloud but under the shadow of the Almighty.
Quite a few of the followers picked up their spirit and probably continue pursuing the “win the world for Berg and his doctrines” way of life and beliefs (way of lies and deceit). They will reap what they sow if they won’t tip what they saw.
