Occultists and Elites Keep Confirming the Bible

If Christianity isn’t true, why do those involved in the occult, secret societies, and high-level power structures always reference demons, fallen angels, and anti-Christian rituals?

Take John Dee, the advisor to Queen Elizabeth I. He claimed to have received a divine "angelic" language, later known as Enochian magic, but when you look deeper, these beings sound a lot like the fallen angels described in the Book of Enoch. His work influenced the British Empire and still plays a role in modern occult circles.

Then there's Aleister Crowley, one of the most infamous occultists, who openly called himself "The Beast 666" and channeled entities that eerily resemble biblical demons. His motto, "Do what thou wilt," stands in direct opposition to Yeshua’s words in Matthew 6:10, where He tells us to submit to God’s will, not our own desires.

Even today, secret societies and intelligence agencies weave occult symbols and rituals into their power structures. The elites play with inverted Christian imagery—why? If demons weren’t real, why would so many powerful figures dedicate their lives to working with them?

And then there’s the Book of Enoch, long rejected from the biblical canon, yet frequently referenced by these same occultists. If the people who reject Christianity still take Enoch seriously, should we? Does this book expose a hidden spiritual war that never stopped?

It seems like the more you study evil, the more it confirms that Yeshua told the truth.