Tell them to avoid the vaccines!
I spent 2 decades as a daily meth user.
For the last 6 years up until 7 months ago I would inject it.
I was in my room one night and something grabbed me and shoved me face down on the bed so hard I the box spring under the mattress was being pushed against the floor. I felt like I had a 2 ton bear pinning me down and shaking the shit out of me and all I could do is try and scream but I was being pinned so hard I couldn't even breath. It shook me with all its weight pinned to me and suddenly it let go. I immediately ran out of the room and into the hallway where I collapsed to the floor and looked around to see if anyone else was home or had heard or seen me. Nobody was there. Nothing. Silence.
Whatever it was that pinned me down, shook the addiction out of me. I haven't so much as had a desire to use again since. Gone, like it never existed.
People can believe what they want, but anyone that knows anything about that drug knows this doesn't happen. Ever. Nobody that gets as far as I did recovers and especially without a single relapse or desire. It took the dis-ease from from me in its entirety.
I didn't think I would tell anyone about this, figured I would bury the experience deep and just work to show gratitude for the 2nd chance I was given at life, but now I'm thinking maybe I am supposed to pass on the experience for others.
Something is with us that could only be described as Supernatural.
Yes.
that was interesting to hear. He said something about "if a camera had seen it happen" which is something I remember immediately thinking about as well. I remembered thinking that if it had been on camera, I would have looked like one of those horror movies where the person is launched through the air by an invisible force.
thank you all for the kind words.
I didn't expect such a response. Thank you.
This is monumental to those that know.
It's all or nothing, now. It ends for good or continues indefinitely depending upon us.
>'God will return'
The Origin of the Saxons
Many simply cannot believe the plain records of the ancient peoples who came to the British Isles! They just can't seem to believe that these peoples could really have been descendants of Shem. We shall notice the same tendency for critics of early Scotch-Irish history. They think the early history (which they call folklore) of these peoples cannot be true when it connects such peoples directly with the lands and peoples mentioned in the Bible. However, Alfred the Great, who was himself a Saxon (son of Isaac) traced his genealogy right back to "Sem" (or Shem) and on back to Adam.
give this a view
http://hope-of-israel.org/saxonorigins.html
I have a hard time following the "sac' is short for sacreligious, especially when the languages don't line up the lettering like that at all.
>Where does this leave us in terms of Christ's return?
If we've been living in the age of Christ, understand that the return would then be the coming of the Anti-Christ.
Makes a lot more sense when you step back and try to understand things from a logical standpoint as oppose to theological.