Monday, April 11, 2011

David Ben Ariel RIP

Anyone who has been online in the past several years has surely run into David as he preached and promoted all things HWA.  His articles, blog posts, and book promotions (Beyond Babylon, God and the Gays)would turn up in some of the most unexpected places.  He spent huge amounts of time flooding every imaginable bulletin board, COG related blog, military blogs, Jewish groups/newspapers and COG boards with his writings.  He put Chiropractor Bob  Thiel and end time self-appointed prophet James Malm  to shame. He was a stanch support of Israel, even though the country expelled him several years ago and never permitted him to return.

Love him or hate him, he certainly left an impression!



David (Hoover) BEN-ARIEL

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BEN-ARIEL David (Hoover) Passed away peacefully March 27, 2011, surrounded by his family at Hospice of Northwest Ohio. David was born to David and Wanda Hoover on January 10, 1960. David loved to travel and has been to several states and countries. He had lived in Israel for 5 years. David was also the author of two books including "Beyond Babylon". David was preceded in death by his father David; grandparents, Arthur and Vivian Hoover, Edward and Isabella King and younger brother, Bobby. He is survived by his mother, Wanda Shaffer of Toledo; sisters, Sue Chandler (John) of Rising Sun, Kim Garza (Rick) and Lisa Shaffer of Toledo; nieces, Diane Chandler and Shannon Givens; great nieces, Kiera Barnum and Ava Moreau; nephews, Shane Tibbits and Raymond Martinez; great-nephews, Dylan Chandler and Noah Schottley; many aunts and uncles and future father in-law, Douglas Hall. Special thanks to Hospice of Northwest Ohio in Perrysburg, great-niece Kiera for the love and attention she gave him and to Doug Hall for his care and support. Services will be private. Anyone wanting to make a donation please consider Hospice of Northwest Ohio.

6 comments:

Allen C. Dexter said...

I'm happy to say that I never ran across him. I'm still finding sites I never knew about before.

His passing just drives home the fact that all of us from that unsavory past will soon go the way of all flesh. The march of history can't be stopped. But, the virus is out there, and there will always be someone to promote its spread.

Byker Bob said...

I'm thinking he probably led a pretty tortured life. It's just difficult to understand how and why he chose to give the type of testimony which he did, because it was certainly not encouraging. I never ran across a single person who had any type of positive comment about David, his theories, or his written materials.

I do believe he was a born activist, and had it not been for Armstrongism, or Zionism, he would have inserted himself into the forefront of gay activism, or some other cause.

BB

Carl said...

Actually he led a great life. A good man who was true to God and the Jesus of the Scriptures. He was one of the final Witnesses spared the Time of Jacob's Trouble.

The righteous perish, and no one ponders it in his heart; devout men are taken away, and no one understands that the righteous are taken away to be spared from evil.--Isa 57

Anonymous said...

He will be remembered for kissing up to Zionists and writing a book that perhaps nobody ever read.

Anonymous said...

David was a lonely man who loved his family. He truly believed what he preached, and suffered greatly for it. Not perfect, never claimed to be, but one of God's children never the less. Sadly missed by his Cousin.

Anonymous said...

I cannot mourn the passing of a White supremacist who was also a Zionist and used a book of fairy tales written by long-dead misogynists to justify his racism. Dead of AIDS huh? I hope he suffered long and hard and saw the Devil standing at the foot of his bed when he died...