Pastor Tony Spell in Central, Louisiana, is the one in this video beating the younger man.
The younger guy allegedly threatened to rape his wife and grandkids and kill his family.
The harassment had been going on for awhile.
If this is true and you sat on the jury, are you voting to convict?
H/T @WBRZ
Our Father, who art in heaven, hallowed be thy name; thy kingdom come; thy will be done on earth as it is in heaven. Give us this day our daily bread; and forgive us our trespasses as we forgive those who trespass against us; and lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil. Amen.
Having constant nightmares last week, these past few days, I played psalms audio verses during sleep. Like David playing harp to Saul, those pesky nightmares fled like evil spirit leaving Saul, having peaceful sleep eversince. Seek protection even while sleeping in Jesus name.
@JesusSavesUs777 Everyday you wake up / every night you sleep, always include forgiveness of your sins. Even a simple prayer like
"Have mercy on us o Lord Jesus"
"Forgive us our sins o Lord Jesus"
Bells in the Bible: From Holiness to Judgment
While theories about frequency and resonance are compelling, the Bible itself provides us with a profound understanding of the significance of bells. Far from being trivial or ornamental, bells are woven into the fabric of divine worship and priestly function.
In Exodus 28:33-35, God commands that bells be sewn into the hem of the high priest Aaron’s robe:
“And beneath upon the hem of it thou shalt make pomegranates of blue, and of purple, and of scarlet… and bells of gold between them round about… And his sound shall be heard when he goeth in unto the holy place before the LORD, and when he cometh out, that he die not.”
This was not just ritual—it was protection. The sound of the bells signified holiness, order, and reverence. It was a divine warning and a declaration: someone is approaching the presence of the Most High.
In Zechariah 14:20, a future prophecy declares, “In that day shall there be upon the bells of the horses, HOLINESS UNTO THE LORD.” This shows that even in the millennial kingdom, bells will serve as symbols of sanctification and divine presence.
These verses show us that bells in Scripture were never treated as mere noise-makers. They were instruments of divine protocol—designed to resonate with spiritual purpose. They signified approach, warning, and holiness. They created an atmosphere of reverence. The absence of sound could mean death. The presence of sound meant alignment with the order of God.
Contrast this with the inversion of bell imagery in our world today. Rather than being associated with holiness, bells are now linked with horror. Movies feature eerie tolling bells before demonic appearances. Songs like “Hell’s Bells” glorify the underworld with metallic echoes once used in church towers. The symbolism has been hijacked. What was once holy is now portrayed as haunting.
But the Bible does more than just connect bells to holiness—it also associates sound itself with judgment and power. The trumpets of Revelation bring in waves of apocalyptic destruction (Revelation 8–11). The trump of God will raise the dead at the rapture (1 Thessalonians 4:16). At Jericho, it was not the sword, but the trumpet and a shout that brought the walls down (Joshua 6:20). Sound matters in the kingdom of God.
When Jesus returns, it will be with “a shout, with the voice of the archangel, and with the trump of God” (1 Thessalonians 4:16). Heaven is not silent. It resounds with purposeful sound—sound that changes reality. Bells, trumpets, voices—they are part of heaven’s language.
Ancient Architecture, Bells, and the Energy Grid of the Old World
As we shift our focus from Scripture to historical architecture, we begin to see that bells were not randomly placed in church steeples or cathedral towers. They were strategically installed in high places—elevated not only to be heard, but perhaps to resonate with the heavens themselves. This is where the conversation blends theology, history, and mystery.
Many ancient structures—particularly cathedrals, temples, and monasteries—were constructed with geometric precision. Architects of old did not just build for beauty or size; they built with purpose. Their use of domes, arches, obelisks, and steeples mirrored patterns found in nature and, some suggest, amplified sound waves or harnessed energy from the environment. Bells were often cast from a mix of metals like bronze and copper—both excellent conductors of energy and sound. When rung, they would vibrate not just the air, but the building itself.
Some researchers propose that these buildings acted like tuning forks for entire regions—broadcasting harmony, healing, and spiritual clarity. The layout of cities, the position of towers, and the design of domes were believed to tap into the “ether”—a concept once widely accepted as the invisible substance that permeated the universe before modern science replaced it with vacuum theories. When bells rang,
How I desire and long to hear those exact same words from my Lord and Savior. To be with him in his Kingdom. Even if I have to be humbled as a dog awaiting crumbs from the masters table. (Matthew 15:27) As long as I'm with Him.
Remember Dismas the penitent thief, lived his life in sin, worthy of death as we are. Uttered but a simple prayer
"Jesus, remember me when you come into your kingdom" (Lk 23:42)"
Jesus replied,
"Truly I tell you, today you will be with me in Paradise" (Luke 23:43)
He's with Jesus/Yeshua in His Heavenly kingdom. Forgiven definitely not because of his works, but because of grace, mercy and love of God. We are not worthy but through Jesus Christ we are made one.
Part 5: Enoch’s Warning – The Forbidden Knowledge of the Fallen Ones
Introduction: Ancient Knowledge, Modern Deception
In the shadows of human history lies a forbidden story—one whispered across cultures, concealed in mythology, and buried beneath layers of academic denial. It’s the story of a heavenly rebellion, where beings once loyal to God descended to Earth, not only to defile human flesh but to disseminate divine knowledge corrupted for evil use.
This is the warning found in the Book of Enoch—a text so explosive, so revealing, that it was omitted from most biblical canons, yet quoted directly by Jude in the New Testament. Enoch reveals that the origin of many ancient “advancements”—weapon-making, astrology, enchantments, and the secrets of heaven—came not from human brilliance, but from a supernatural invasion.
What they taught became the backbone of pagan priesthoods, occult traditions, and the gods of Norse, Greek, Egyptian, and Babylonian pantheons. In this essay, we will expose how these teachings—born in sin and sealed in fire—continue to shape culture, religion, and science today. We will also reveal how figures like Thor are more than myth—they are Nephilim echoes, deified descendants of the fallen ones.
1. Enoch’s Account: The Watchers Descend
The Book of Enoch expands on the mysterious verse in Genesis 6:1-4, which speaks of the “sons of God” taking wives from the daughters of men and producing “giants”—the Nephilim.
“And it came to pass when the children of men had multiplied… the sons of God saw the daughters of men that they were fair; and they took them wives of all which they chose.”
—Genesis 6:1-2
In 1 Enoch, these “sons of God” are called Watchers—angels who were supposed to observe, not interfere. But under the leadership of Semjaza, 200 of them descended upon Mount Hermon and made a pact to corrupt mankind.
Here is what they taught, according to 1 Enoch 8:
•Azazel taught men to make swords, knives, shields, and breastplates.
•Semjaza taught enchantments and root-cuttings.
•Baraqijal taught astrology.
•Kokabel taught constellations.
•Chazaqiel taught the knowledge of clouds (meteorology).
•Armaros taught the resolving of enchantments.
•Penemue taught writing and wisdom.
•Kasdeja taught the smiting of spirits and the use of abortive remedies.
These weren’t harmless insights. They were divine secrets, meant only for God’s heavenly order, now twisted to enslave and destroy mankind.
2. The True Origin of Pagan Wisdom
What Enoch describes is nothing less than the origin of esoteric, occult knowledge. The fallen angels didn’t simply sin—they established a counterfeit spiritual order on Earth.
Everything from:
•Astrology and divination,
•Weapon-forging and warcraft,
•Sorcery and seduction,
•Sacred geometry and architecture,
…finds its origin in these Watchers. The result was not merely sin—but a hybrid world, filled with giants, corrupted genetics, unnatural knowledge, and idolatrous worship.
The ancient world knew this. That’s why nearly every early civilization records:
•Gods descending from the heavens,
•Divine-human hybrids ruling cities,
•And great floods sent to wipe them out.
They were not imagining these stories—they were remembering them, through a fallen lens.
3. From Watchers to Pantheons: The Birth of Mythological Gods
The forbidden knowledge didn’t vanish with the Flood—it was preserved through oral tradition, demonic influence, and possibly even through Noah’s daughters-in-law, who may have carried remnants of this contamination.
As humanity spread after Babel, these stories fragmented, giving rise to the pantheons of ancient cultures:
Norse Mythology
•Odin: All-seeing god who sacrificed himself for wisdom—like a corrupted version of a fallen angel seeking hidden knowledge.
•Thor: Wields Mjölnir, a forged hammer, controls thunder, and slays giants—a clear Nephilim echo, possibly inspired by real post-Flood hybrids.
They were given a chance during Enoch-Noah period, they did not turn on their ways. So they were all destroyed while their fallen angel parents were imprisoned to watch their destruction from the face of the earth.
Just woke up from sleep, an evil spirit in the form of a clown tried to ruin it. But whenever I experience this kinds I sing Psalm 27,( in my language)
"The LORD is my light and my salvation; whom shall I fear? the LORD is the strength of my life; of whom shall I be afraid?"
They are already defeated by the blood of the lamb, our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. disembodied spirits longing for a body, to experience worldly sinful acts one more time using vulnerable people. Rebuke them in the name of God.