God's Plans
The following is representative of what God is saying to me today, in my opinion: My God is showing me some scenes, out of history. It is of the Pharisees, who crucified Jesus, instead of “feasting on the Word of God.” It is of them, thinking they are pleasing God, by eating the sacrifice, of a pig (highly illegal in Jewish culture, and God’s people were not suppos…
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New Word
Me: This is the Lord talking, through me: Dad: Those who, are in, the false prophet, must "come out," or they will be destroyed. My love, for the people of God, surpasses, the sun, wind, moon, and stars. I will give them anything. They do, not need, the church's blessing, to be, Christians.
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Word about Love
I feel this is the Lord speaking: My morals, are higher than the world's. Others may decry, welfare, as evil, and love, as unkind, or unwise, but I will always, find it true, that those who hate my principles, hate Me!!!! That is why I say, "You did not know, Me," in the scripture, and, whenever a person, who has passed, demands an audience with Me, …
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Protesting V2
Summary of WWII era German nationalist churches: German Christian Movement: Hitler supported the German Christian Movement (Deutsche Christen), a Protestant faction that sought to combine Christianity and National Socialism (Nazi ideology). This movement aimed to purge the churches of “Jewish” influences and promote a nationalist, racist ideology. They viewed the Jew…
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Immorality Through Hatred
Immorality through hate, is something we in America, have a problem with. Hate, is more immoral, than the things which we choose to hate. Our hate, is the opposite, of God’s love. God said, to spread His love, not hatred, which is not of God. So when we give hatred, and consider it love, we are fooling ourselves. We need to think twice, and recognize, tha…
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Judgment: A Follow-Up
Matthew 23:23-39 KJV [23] Woe unto you, scribes and Pharisees, hypocrites! for ye pay tithe of mint and anise and cummin, and have omitted the weightier matters of the law, judgment, mercy, and faith: these ought ye to have done, and not to leave the other undone. Mercy and judgment were the "tithes" Malachi talks about in Chapter 3 of his book: Malac…
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