God Is Among Us

Posted on July 19, 2024 by DRenegade
      
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a follower, working on it.
a follower, working on it.
3 months ago

Yes God is among us. Yet not many consider the ‘God willing’ parts of scripture. Or for that matter His Son who our King. Yahusha (The Son) is forgotten to be mentioned in many “fine speeches throughout history.
The Son has been dismissed by many, yet there is a clear distinction!
The Son has been long neglected and rarely mentioned yet believers know and wisdom reveals, no path forward without going through the Son!
Many promises made yet is Yah willing??? This is what all promises Truly hinge upon!

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Bigus Macus
Bigus Macus
3 months ago

That was a truly inspiring speech,

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Elder Son
Elder Son
3 months ago

Something Is Moving

Just mingling some quotes together:

That is the… word. Something is moving. Something Bigger Than Politics Is Unfolding In America. A convention night infused with an air of divine providence. Quite simply the most captivating, awe-inspiring thing that has ever happened at a political convention in this country. They didn’t run, they didn’t stampede. They were worried about him. It was a remarkable, almost unbelievable moment in American politics. Less than a week after the assassination attempt, had an air of myth, of the spirit of divine providence — a palpable sense that, we are caught in the tide of larger shores. I think even people that don’t believe in God are beginning to think, well, maybe there’s something to this actually, God is among us right now, and I think that’s enough. I will say this unequivocally and exclusively, God is among us right. God saw from heaven that Trump was Israel’s best friend. Trump has been specially appointed by God to lead the United States as God’s Trumpet. The recent assassination attempt on Trump reminds me of a passage in St. Matthew’s Passion in which the question is asked what exactly Jesus Christ did wrong to deserve his crucifixion. According to St. Matthew, Jesus had done nothing but good, he restored sight to the blind, he cured the lame, he taught his father’s lessons, he banished the devil, he consoled the bereaved, he forgave the sinners, and questioned the High Priest swamp. He died a horrible death for those deeds.

Something… is certainly… moving.

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a follower, working on it.
a follower, working on it.
3 months ago
Reply to  Elder Son

Yes, and this does not have to = Good.

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