Warlock Bloodlines: Purebloods, Bluebloods, and Dabblers
Randy Goodwin describes three kinds of warlocks: purebloods, also called truebloods; bluebloods; and dabblers. In his account, purebloods have a lineage reaching back to the Tower of Babel, bluebloods seek to join that lineage, and dabblers go through the motions without connecting to the spiritual realm.
Three kinds of warlocks
Goodwin calls purebloods the most powerful and dangerous group. He says they connect to the spiritual realm and understand it. He also refers to them as truebloods.
Bluebloods, he says, make a covenant to become warlocks and aim to enter the pureblood line. Dabblers, by contrast, take part in the practices without forming what Goodwin considers a real spiritual connection.
Goodwin says warlocks can seem like nice people who mean no harm. He describes their motto as “do as thou will and harm none,” but says they may seek to destroy anyone who contradicts or defies them.
Pureblood lineage and the Tower of Babel
Goodwin says a pureblood can trace their lineage back to the Tower of Babel and may have a Nephilim ancestor without knowing it. He describes trueblood warlocks as older than Satanism, which he associates with worship of a specific entity, such as in Luciferianism.
In his account, powerful entities connected to the Tower of Babel pass down through generations. He says 14 families gave themselves over “for all time and all eternity,” and that entities are handed down within those families.
Goodwin says trueblood warlocks work with “angels of creation” and the elements involved in creation. He claims they manipulate times, dates, seasons, and the elements around them to gain power and succeed in life. He also describes pureblood warlocks as highly successful, while warning that they can be dangerous.
Warlock beliefs, curses, and scripture
Goodwin says warlocks believe in a “divine order” created by the true Lord God and Father. He says they acknowledge God’s existence but choose to serve themselves instead of worshipping or serving him.
He explains the word “warlock” as someone “locked in battle” with the true Lord God. He notes that people often define the word as “covenant breaker” or “oath breaker,” but gives his own interpretation as a conflict with God rooted in self-service.
Goodwin calls selfishness idolatry and describes rebellion against God’s word as sin. He says warlocks may look for a person’s sin as a cause for a curse. He also claims they dedicate themselves and their products or businesses to specific entities to support their success.
Bluebloods seek entry into the pureblood line
Goodwin says it takes 10 generations for a blueblood family line to become fully given over to warlock practices and join the pureblood line. He says the process can be shortened by marrying a pureblood, though purebloods often want to keep their lineage separate.
He also claims that some people in high-level positions, including positions over large churches, may be warlocks without realizing it. Goodwin says trueblood warlocks can affect national elections, the economy, and other major events.
Goodwin says their power depends on God’s permission
Goodwin says warlocks cannot act unless the true Lord God gives an entity authority. He adds that they cannot do anything to God’s children unless God permits it.
Goodwin invites warlocks seeking freedom to contact him. His website is listed in the video description.