Trump's spiritual advisor was set to speak a conference promising 'supernatural protection' from coronavirus
You may be familiar with Paula White because she currently serves as the spiritual advisor to the president. It’s more likely that you know her as the sycophantic zealot who recently prayed for all “, but is instead part of our political discourse.
If you were one of the lucky ones who was unaware of White all together I offer my sincerest apologies for bringing her to your attention now, but because she’s forced her way back into my consciousness I, selfishly, refuse to suffer alone.It appears White’s name is making the rounds again because she was set to speak at Passover 2020, a conference that promised Christians supernatural protection from the coronavirus. She has now apparently pulled out of the engagement.
“[...] There is a supernatural protection that is activated when we apply Jesus Blood and celebrate the Passover Lamb,” promotional material for the conference read, “In the days ahead beyond 2020 having a deep revelation about Passover and the Blood in a fresh new way will cause a greater level of the Gloy of God in our life and supernatural protection from many things that are plaguing the world as we carry the cure for every virus and plague!” Sure, Jan.
It’s unclear as to why White has withdrawn from the event. If I had to guess, it may have something to do with the fact that the White House itself is attempting to backtrack on its initial messaging about the outbreak.
The conference itself is being organized by David Herzog, who’d previously invited Kanye West to perform at an earlier conference, Awaken 2020, an invitation which West accepted. Herzog, in addition to being a fanatic conference organizer, is also the author of the book, in which he claims to know the location of secret portals to heave that we can access literally right now.
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