~ UPDATED: Christianity mocked in opening ceremony of Summer Olympics via sly tableau ~
4 For you are not a God who is pleased with wickedness;
with you, evil people are not welcome.
5 The arrogant cannot stand
in your presence.
You hate all who do wrong;NIV
Summer Olympics Opening Ceremony Mocked the Last Supper
The opening ceremonies of the 2024 summer Olympics featured a mockery of the Last Supper, inserted like an Easter egg, into the pagan dinner scene of the sex-change god of drink, sensuality, and debauchery, Dionysus. Buckle up, because you won’t hear any of this in the mainstream media.
Ads & Articles Published BEFORE the Even Called It “The Last Supper”
Sources say the actual title of the opening ceremonies of the Olympics in French was “La Cène Sur Un Scène Sur La Seine,” i.e. “The Last Supper on a Stage on the Seine.” While it may not have been used by the IOC in official channels, French news outlets, including Le Soir, used it in their publications. And ads printed BEFORE the opening ceremony referred to it as a recreation of the Last Supper.
Spokesperson for the Paris Olympics Said It Took Inspiration from (Last Supper) Painting
According to the Washington Times, “The spokesperson [for the Paris Olympics] added that Thomas Jolly, the opening ceremony’s director, ‘took inspiration from Leonardo Da Vinci’s famous painting to create the setting. The Times called the spectacle a “drag-queen parody of “The Last Supper.’”
Jolly Tried to Defend Using the Last Supper
Thomas Jolly, the leftist, queer director, purposely slipped the Easter egg mocking the Last Supper into the performance, and then tried to defend his actions before distancing himself from his own actions. Then IOC tried to gaslight the complicit mainstream media (who totally went along with it) and the public (who weren’t so easily fooled) by saying it was not a mockery of the Last Supper.
Barbara Butch Called It the “Gay New Testament”
Barbara Butch, the large woman in the headdress in the center, reportedly posted this on her Instagram and then deleted it after the outcry.
What Is an Easter Egg?
An Easter egg is a message, image or other feature hidden in a video game, film, or other (usually) electronic medium that typically relates somewhat to the plot. Is it so surprising that a scene depicting deviant pagan debauchery would also feature a sly mockery of Christianity inserted into a perverted dinner for a god known for drunkenness and sexual excess?
What Happened at the Opening Ceremony?
At the opening ceremonies, as the camera slowly panned out, the central 13 figures created the tableau. DaVinci’s “The Last Supper” features the 12 disciples with Jesus. Roselli’s “Last Supper” in the Sistine Chapel featured 17 figures at and next to the table with more figures in the background. This performance had 18 people in drag at the table. It was still a clear mockery of the Last Supper. Then the tableau panned out to become an excessive, hedonistic, dinner of Dionysus.
Dionysus Not Associated with the Olympics
This devious depiction of the final meal of Jesus with his closest disciples was inserted into a dinner tableau paying homage to a naked, sex-changing, effeminate pagan god of drunkenness and excessive behavior, singing a song about nakedness, with a young child present on stage and millions more viewing. Interestingly, Bacchus/Dionysus was never historically associated with the Olympics. Even the IOC omitted Dionysus from their own page about which gods were typically associated with the Olympics. Either way you look at it, the deviant opening ceremony performance of the summer Olympics was inexcusable.
Last Supper Poor Choice for “Gotcha” Moment
And for those trying to turn this into a “Jesus would eat with sinners” GOTCHA moment, yes, Jesus ate with sinners. Then He would tell them to GO AND SIN NO MORE and to DENY THEMSELVES and TAKE UP THEIR CROSS AND FOLLOW HIM. Jesus didn’t stick around to fellowship with their debauchery. Nor did He give tacit approval with His silence.
This anti-Christian culture will influence how your children and grandchildren see and experience the world. If Christians continue being “nice,” tolerant, accepting and quiet in the face of such debauchery, waiting for someone else to speak up, we are giving our silent approval. It’s how we got here in the first place. This blasphemy is what our silence has produced.
lf you are wondering WHY you haven’t heard any of this on CNN or the MSM, that’s a very good question. It’s all out there for any good journalist to find.
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