Dale A Prisoner Of Satan - Bethel (The House Of God)

When I was certain of their beliefs, I denounced them as anti-Christ. This caused them to denounce
me as a deluded servant of God, who stood in need of deliverance. The congregations which they controlled
were all deceived except for a few who continued to believe me.
I was slowly losing that influence upon the lives of the people. Satan had his program in place, because
he could not work with his deception whilst I was standing behind the pulpit and had control over the spiritual
welfare of the people. The three pastors secretly schooled the people, telling them that “I believe that I am a
prophet; I am a psychologist; I influence the people by psychology; and I am in a delusion of the devil. I am a
servant of God, but the people have too much confidence in me and they idolize me. Also, that I indicate in my
preaching that I am Christ, the son of man.” They also indicated such lies to the believers from the pulpit.
By the advice of Macarthy and Kennedy, the Waterloo and Diego Martin pastors, Chickoree, the pastor
of Bamboo Settlement was influenced to take back his pulpit and congregation from under my pastorship,
although he had previously resigned, giving twenty-one reasons why he should not preach the gospel. He was
not called to do so. Brother Lambert had advised that for him to run ahead of God's program is to commit
spiritual suicide. I was voted in as pastor. This plan to retake the pulpit was very effective, because Chickoree
was used as a scapegoat while the two conspirators stayed in the background.
I resigned, and converts made under my ministry during my pastorship, followed me, refusing to sit
under such ministers and such false resurrection doctrine. Though few in number, we worshipped at a believer's
home and I waved the promises of God before the people in full faith and assurance, denouncing as heresy the
"resurrection doctrine" and everything contrary to Brother Branham's message.
The Spirit and Presence of the Lord abode with us, the Word grew from strength to strength, and the
believers waxed stronger in the message. The other groups united together with their ministers and, with
overseas support, began to fight to completely destroy my influence. But God was with me and the people
believed the promises of God and wavered not in all their persecutions, but were strong in faith, looking for the
fulfilment of the promises of God.
DATE SET - 1976
A date was set for some great happenings on July 4, 1976, since it would be two hundred years of
America's independence. They were a great united group, with plenty of emotions, pomp, pride and selfexaltations.
They expected the first resurrection, the seven thunders, the secret of life after death, the coming of
the Capstone, the Bride's revival, the fulfilment of all the promises of God, and then the rapture to take place.
When these predictions failed, there was a division among them. Many became worldly and involved in the
vices of Sodom. They went back to their televisions, sports, fornications, adultery and immoral dressing.
At length, Dale married a divorced woman and is awaiting the resurrection with Jim, his trumpeter, and
a few other deluded people, having no faith for anything to happen until the next generation. Others sought a
new hope by a new interpretation.
I came to Connecticut, U.S.A. at God's appointed time, confirming the promises to them and
emphasizing their fulfilment. Several from the resurrection group came to hear the Word of God. This was
the time that Dale’s mother believed and was miraculously delivered from that doctrine. Dale took great
offence in her stand against him and his doctrine. For a time, he attended the services each time I visited the
saints, just to be defiant. He was rebuked sharply for his unbelief on many occasions. He became very bitter
against the pastor of the assembly, the saints and myself.
With the cooperation of a former treasurer of the church (Mr. Lockrow) and a few others, they filed a
lawsuit against the church by fabricating a lie; which stated that the finance of the church was about ready to be
shipped to the church in Trinidad. Some of it was in gold coins, which was Brother Lambert's investment for the
church. All the church funds were ordered by the court to be held in a bank, until the matter was decided. This
became a big scandal on the U.S. newspapers and on TV. I became the scapegoat. The story also was on the
headlines of a scandal newspaper in Trinidad.