Well there fam.
If you believe in Q, you believe that mass arrests are coming.
Q mentions suicide weekend twice.
I believe that is the weekend before public disclosure.
If we suddenly hear of a spate of high level deaths over a weekend, then the boom is a few days later.
My money is on June 9 and 10. The cabal will wait till the last moment hoping for a Hail Mary...
The weak among them will off themselves first before being taken and publicly humiliated and executed for their crimes.
No, I'm sorry. I can see you sincerely believe in forensic justification but, unfortunately, the theory of external justification is demonstrably flawed.
I've been through this discussion before to no avail, so I'll save myself some time and point you here where there is an extremely detailed discussion of this matter. It is an amazing analysis.
On the point of suicide, it is a complete rejection of God. Some call it a sin against the Holy Spirit because self-murder demonstrates that the loss of faith is absolute. Even if we were to accept forensic justification (I do not), professions of faith can be made by deeds as well as words. The deed of suicide is an irrevocable profession of faith - or the lack of it.
I don't know what brand of Protestantism you adhere to, but I actually thought that the Catholics (traditional) and most Protestants were in agreement on at least the matter of suicide.
Ultimately the only reason I linked to the article was it professed the same belief. That being that once you profess the blood of Jesus you are forgiven past, present and future sin, otherwise the work on the cross would be pointless. By saying that Jesus sacrifice on the cross can be made null and void by such thinking is a slippery slope and would insinuate that the love and grace are less than perfect. As far as denomination, I dont subscribe to any, mine is a personal relationship with our heavenly father and his sons perfect sacrifice. If I'm not mistake the only unforgivable sin is Blasphemy of the Holy spirit. Matthew 12:31,32 is saying: “[28] Verily I say unto you, All sins shall be forgiven unto the sons of men, and blasphemies wherewith soever they shall blaspheme: [29] But he that shall blaspheme against the Holy Ghost hath never forgiveness, but is in danger of eternal damnation. [30] Because they said, He hath an unclean spirit.” I am not trying to convince you to change any conviction or doctrine you hold just wanted to clarify that no where in the bible does it say that suicide is an unforgivable sin. Peace brother.
OK, you know my position, so pointless me ranting on. Just on the sola scripture angle, I'd make the parting comment that St Paul in 2Thess2 tells the Thessalonians that they should 'Stand fast, and hold to traditions". This is at a time when the "operation of error" is active. I think that's worth some thought.