AIDING AND ABETTING

Aiding and abetting is a legal doctrine that empowers a court to pronounce someone guilty of a crime, even if they were not the principal offender. If they knew of the crime and acted in such a manner as to facilitate commission of the crime, they can be held accountable. If you are a priest, pastor, or religious leader from any denomination, religion, or spiritual practice, you are guilty of aiding and abetting if you see what the devil is doing to God's people, know the solution, and yet refuse to tell them. Aiding and abetting commission of an act of betrayal is as serious a matter as if you yourself had committed the act of betrayal. Will you be found guilty?