Jonathan Cahn Explores the Loss of American Christianity and the Rise of Shedim by Charisma House
America is losing it’s religion. As more and more Americans fall away from the country’s Christian roots and values, what is taking the place as the predominate religion of America? According to “New York Times” bestselling author Jonathan Cahn, ancient deities of old that have come back to fulfill an ancient prophecy.
On September 6, 2022, Jonathan Cahn’s latest groundbreaking book, “The Return of the Gods,” hit shelves across the world. Critics and fans alike are still reeling over the jaw-dropping revelations in the book. Since it’s release, “The Return of the Gods” already hit number two on the New York Times Bestsellers List—Cahn’s highest ranking ever—as well as number two in the Hardcover Frontlist Nonfiction category on the “Publishers Weekly” best sellers list, and number two in nonfiction combined on the “Wall Street Journal” best sellers list.
While Cahn is known for revealing the stunning mysteries, many from ancient times that lie behind the events of modern times, “The Return of the Gods” takes the revelations to an entirely new level and dimension, and explains why laws are encroaching upon Christianity, its worship, churches and ministries in America today—and in the days to come.
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In the ancient days, mankind was seduced by ancient entities known as the shedim, but when Christianity rose, the gods were forced to flee. Held at bay for years by the truth of the gospel, these ancient gods—the Dark Trinity—have returned right when America began to lose it’s faith.
Cahn refers to a parable in Matthew 12:43-45 where Jesus explains how a man who was freed from one spirit but, after he failed to find faith in Christ, was possessed by even more spirits. Cahn asks an imperative question: what happens if this principle is applied to an entire civilization?
“Should a culture, a society, a nation or a civilization be cleansed, exorcised of the gods and spirits—but then remain empty—it will be repossessed by the gods and spirits that once possessed it, and more,” Cahn explains. “And it will end up in a far worse state than if it had never been cleansed or exorcised at all. It will, according to the parable, end up many times more possessed and evil than before.”
