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Donald Trump, the Bible, and the End Times, Pt 2
In spite of all the good that might be accomplished under Trump that could have long-lasting effects for America and the world, the reality is that whatever Trump is able to accomplish may inadvertently create a strong foundation for the coming world unification. We are talking about a financial reset, a new global currency, the appearance of peace throughout much of the world, and a new day of what many might consider to be their longed-for Utopia.
Donald Trump, the Bible, and the End Times, Pt 1
But for me, there was actually a much larger issue at hand. I could not wrap my brain around the fact that if Trump was legitimate and actually wanted to bring America back under the rule of law as outlined in the United States Constitution, how could this possibly happen if the Bible says this world will ultimately become one in a form of a new world order, or one-world government that would be eventually headed up by the Antichrist? I admit I couldn’t see how it all fit together.
Deuteronomy is Moses’ Swansong
This is a great time for us to reflect on this area of idolatry. Most people today do not bow down before graven images. We don’t have shrines in our homes and I’m referring to Christians here. I know that those within Buddhism, and other Eastern religions often have some form of shrine in their home or around their home. Moses told the people to not make any type of image of anything that might tempt the people to worship it. This is anathema to God because He alone is to be worshiped.
Continue Reading February 22, 2018 at 9:35 AM Leave a comment
Behold Your God: Firstborn Of All Creation
Jesus is the “firstborn” over all Creation because He existed before all of it. He not only created all things, but He did so for His specific purposes, some of which we will not be aware of until we enter eternity. This truth should make us pause and seriously reflect on who God is, the power that He wields, and the dire consequences of our failure to fully absorb and embrace it.
Continue Reading February 20, 2018 at 7:23 AM Leave a comment
Brenden Dilley’s Intel Source Shares Some More Intel (Feb 11)
Dilley next speaks of Beatrix of the Netherlands and asks, “What’s her link to Barbara Bush?” Beatrix was the Queen of the Netherlands until 2013, when she abdicated her throne. The connection with the Bushes? I know many conservatives still believe that the Bush family is truly conservative and patriotic. In essence, the Bushes are the flip side of the same coin with the Clintons. It’s all about them, their own self-aggrandizement and enrichment. They only appear to be conservatives and with George W.’s most recent comments, it’s obvious that this veneer is fading as well. These people are trotted out by the globalists for disinformation purposes. In fact, good ol’ Jeb Bush has also come out to attack President Trump. The gloves are coming off as I believe, if memory serves, both these guys supporting Hillary Clinton for president. I find that absolutely absurd. Bush is supposedly GOP and “conservative” yet he comes out supporting Hillary Clinton, who is as far Left as you can get.
Numbers 15 – Sabbath Breaker Stoned
We have laws for the benefit of all in society. Justice is supposed to be blind, but too often, it has been overruled by the rich and powerful, who work for outside influences. The tide needs to turn back to the rule of law as outlined by the Constitution of the United States of America.
Numbers 10 through 14: Complain, Complain, Complain
God basically gave Aaron and Miriam a good talking to and explained that He reveals Himself to whomsoever He wills. In the case of Moses, God assured the two that He spoke to Moses as one many speaks to another. Basically, God was telling Miriam and Aaron to mind their own business and stop questioning Moses or God. When God left their presence, Miriam had become leprous. Aaron was unaffected. I’m going to assume this was so because Miriam might have been the instigator here. Maybe she had become jealous of Moses and his new wife. Even though Miriam was Moses’ sister, she may have taken a less important role after Moses remarried. This could have been the reason. Aaron obviously had concerns or he would not have joined with Miriam, but it’s possible that like Eve, Miriam brought out his desires into the open, whereby he sinned. In the end, they both learned a very valuable lesson.
Q: Big Week Ahead!
So what is Q telling us with his posts from February 9th? Clearly, something has actually gone down. After his post with all the “ha ha’s,” his next post says “[Next week] [Next week] [Next week] Suicide weekend? Q.” Obviously, this coming week is extremely important for Q to say it three times. He ends with a question: “Suicide weekend?” As usual, we will need to wait to see what transpires over this weekend and into this coming week, but will there be actual suicides this weekend possibly?
What Really Happened in Hawaii According to Q?
In many of Q’s posts, he says he is not simply providing information so that we can know about things. He wants people (patriots, conservatives, etc.), to be mobilized to take a stand against the MSM and the liars who are out there. A perfect example of this is seen in one of Q’s January 19th posts here. Read it. Absorb it. How can you help? Are you on Twitter? Facebook? You can make a difference. We can literally call people out when they lie about things. It is because of the tremendous push to #ReleaseTheMemo on Twitter and elsewhere that it was released. I’ve noticed that long-time Democrats are leaving the party. They are fed up with the games people like Schumer and Pelosi are playing.
Book of Numbers is More than Just Numbering Israelites
One of my favorite parts of the first few chapters of Numbers is when God tells Moses who will do what and God does so by name. This is clearly seen in the first four chapters of Numbers where God specifically appoints certain individuals for specific tasks. This is astounding to me. God knew these people intimately…by name. He didn’t just say “find a few people whom you believe will do this task well.” No, God often told Moses the names of certain individuals whom He had anointed for certain work. Isn’t that something?
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