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previously been bestowed on Billy Graham. Even though he had written a book about the New
World Order; as a guest on Larry King’s national radio show, he refused to comment on a
caller’s question about an element of the New World Order. In December, 2003, while I was in
the process of reediting this book, on the “Bring It On” segment of his broadcast, he answered a
viewers question about the NWO by saying that it wasn’t possible for one group to be able to
have enough influence to control the affairs of the world. I can’t say ‘amen’ to that, just ‘oh my.’
In Pat Robertson’s book, The New Millennium, published in 1990 by Word Publishing, at the
top of every page, to the right of the page number, is the symbol of a circle with a dot in the
middle. An unusual symbol, it is used as an astronomical symbol for the sun; and for
proofreaders, it is used to indicate a place where a comma should be inserted; and it is sometimes
used as a mathematical sign for a circle. However, none of these applications seemed appropriate
in this instance. There is one more use for this symbol. According to documents discovered by
the German government in 1785, it was the secret symbol which represented the Illuminati’s
name.
I contacted Word Publishing to ask them about the use of the symbol, since I didn’t want to
be accused of making an irresponsible accusation. They told me that various symbols, called
“dingbats,” are sometimes incorporated into the header design of a page. In this case, the symbol
was randomly chosen, and nobody at Word was even aware of the symbol’s connotations. I had
even considered that perhaps the symbol was used to sabotage the book, but Word maintains that
everyone there is a committed Christian. If it was randomly chosen, it would really be a
coincidence, because there are no other symbols that I know of, that would lend itself to having
any connections with the New World Order. Without a doubt, this book is a companion volume
to Robertson’s The New World Order published by Word in 1991.
Because I personally like Pat, and have nothing but respect for him, I guess we have to chalk
it up as being an amazing coincidence. However, what I can not ignore is the disturbing trend
towards tolerance and coexistence that is succeeding to bring us closer to a united Church, which
he, and others, seems to advocate.
One night, I caught Jack van Impe on his show, saying that he agreed with the Pope on
almost every issue. Now here is a man who has done a tremendous amount of prophetic research,
and yet by condoning the Catholic Church, he is contributing to the ecumenical movement. Paul
Crouch of the Trinity Broadcasting Network has said: “I’m eradicating the word Protestant even
out of my vocabulary ... I (am) not protesting anything ... (it’s) time for Catholics and non-
Catholics to come together as one in the Spirit and one in the Lord.” Robert Schuller (called the
Norman Vincent Peale of the West Coast), who is known to be accepting of Islam, New Age and
other cult groups, and has met with the Pope four times, has said: “It’s time for Protestants to go
to the shepherd (or the Pope) and say, What do we have to do to come home?”
It seems inevitable that sometime in the near future, the last remaining obstacles to a merger
between the Roman Catholic Church and the World Council of Churches, into a World Church,
will take place, and will contribute to the influence exercised by the New World Order.
The Development of the One-World Church
“For false Christs and false prophets shall rise, and shall shew signs and wonders, to seduce,
if it were possible, even the elect.” (Mark 13:22)