Isaac Kappy's last Periscope stream [critique] OV: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=__pchggqaao I've been active in the truth community for quite some time now, and as a Christian, I often come across many instances of casual ignorance regarding the teachings of God's Word. Of course, theological differences within a community that includes people of various walks of life most of the time are inoculous enough to be overlooked with no need more than simple forgiveness and correction as we pursue to expose the evils of the satanic world system; but when people make claims of what Christianity teaches that fail to accurately capture the essence of what Christianity actually teaches in scripture at a fundamental level, such errors cannot be overlooked, for if left uncorrected it may end up sowing even more confusion, division and misguidance that in fact works against our pursuit of the Truth.  The enemy is indeed scrambling to do anything to hide, obfuscate, suppress and subvert the body of Christ's mission to bring the Truth of God's Word to the forefront of people's minds and catalyze radical transformation in the hearts of mankind. It would be reasonable for us to suspect that the enemy systematically plants agents in all kinds of communities, including the truth community, in order to further lessen the frustration of his schemes. As for me, I've been loosely active in v/pizzagate, logging my observations pertaining to that as I remain watchful of present developments in light of the Truth of the Word of God. After hearing about Isaac Kappy, became curious to see what he actually had to say in his final stream; when I found this video, I took the liberty in hearing what he had to say.  Initially, I did not expect Kappy to have such a fatalistic and defeatist attitude, but considering the overall context, it's understandable. I found it peculiar how he took the majority of his time verbally beating himself up saying things like, "I'm stupid," "I betrayed everyone," "this is a blow to the awakening," and not really explaining at all what he did specifically. Also,  "The way of redemption is to hold onto the light" No, believers in Christ are redeemed by what Jesus Christ has already done on the cross, and not by their own works (Eph. 2:8-9). Also, lucifer himself was a "lightbearer" before his great fall (Isaiah 14:12). "God lives in everybody, except those who don't hold onto the light"  Wrong; human beings are by default sinners without the light of Christ, dead in trespasses and sins (Eph. 2:1-2), until God gives Whom He chooses to to have faith and believe in Him (2 Peter 1:1). God lives in His believers regardless of what happens along the way; God is faithful to complete the work He began in you (Phil. 1:6). "the bible is really good but there are some parts that aren't right"  Jim Jones adopted this same stance to exalt the authority of his words above God's Word, what lucifer did before his great fall (Isaiah 14:12-17). As a Christian, this whole Kappy ordeal seems to me so far like an elaborate Luciferian psyop; they set up Kappy in the truth community to then pull him out for "going too far," in an attempt to damage the morale of the truth community while planting seeds of Luciferian doctrine. I could be wrong in what I suspect, but I know for a fact that if the Truth of God's Word fails to be accurately represented, internalized and spread, that would lay a foundation of sand where people's minds within the truth community may become vulnerable to false doctrine and becoming a tool of the enemy and falling apart.  Jesus Christ is the Truth, and the good news is that all who believe in Him are on the team who has already won (John 16:33), and that gives us not a reason to continue in inaction, but to maximize our participation in God's plan of redemption in everything that we do (Romans 6:1-11). There will come a time where the antichrist will run rampant with temporary power (Daniel 7:16-24), but Jesus Christ and we who are faithful believers will be the ones to finally cast down the enemy and his world system and consummate the kingdom of God on this earth for 1000 years (Revelation 19-20), whereafter we will enjoy the rest of eternity in the new heaven and new earth (Revelation 21).  Responses are welcome and appreciated.