Paul Mackenzie Suicide Cult Based on William Branham's Teaching

Authorities have discovered 21 dead, and 100 are feared to be buried in the mass suicide of Paul Mackenzie's "Message" cult commune.  Mackenzie used William Branham's doomsday theology to manipulate the minds of his victims, teaching Branham's end-time prophecies as a basis for the killing of men, women, and children of his sect.  

The Malindi Cult, led by Mackenzie, claims to follow the End Time Message of William Branham, an American Christian minister and faith healer. Branham's teachings revolve around end-time prophecies and are considered controversial by many mainstream Christian denominations.[1]
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Mackenzie trained his victims to believe several of William Branham's key doctrines, including the white supremacy "Serpent's Seed" theology that was based upon Wesley A. Swift's Christian Identity doctrine.  Investigators uncovered a library of Branham's literature and propaganda.  Pictures of the library has been included in the news broadcast.

The Malindi Cult, led by Paul Nthenge Mackenzie, is a religious group from Malindi, Kenya. According to the group's website, they claim to be members of the End Time Message of William Branham. Investigators uncovered a library of Branham's teachings at the commune, which were pictured in a news broadcast.
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Mackenzie also used Branham's anti-eduction theology that was weaponized against Civil Rights leaders such as Martin Luther King, Jr., during the 1960s.  According to Mackenzie (and Branham), education was "evil".  

Mackenzie is known for his anti-education stance, calling it 'evil.' He and his wife were charged in 2017 with denying children access to health and education, as well as promoting radicalization. They have been accused of inciting children to drop out of school, often without parental consent.
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