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Thou shalt not be a victim. Thou shalt not be a perpetrator. Above all, thou shalt not be a bystander. #ChildofGod 🙏 In search 🔍 of Truth. Locks R blocked

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EUGENICS now has another name: “gene editing” - sounds nice, like something we can all approve and be thankful for right? 🤦🏽‍♂️🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏼🤣🤣🤣 #Eugenics #geneeditting Let’s pretend we’re God!

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Pfizer CEO Explains How Their New Partnerships With Gene Editing Companies Will Correct Genetic Mistakes In Your DNA...

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@dom_lucre And an eclipse is coming!

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@DonnieDarkened @KristinP70 Yeah, I learned early on that if I literally turned the other cheek, I got beat up until I was unconscious. 🤷🏻‍♀️

[Donnie Discerned @DonnieDarkened]

Brothers and sisters, this is a warning to the Body of Christ to not fall into the alluring snare of having a 'crusader-mentality' and waging war against your enemies in God's name.

The path that leads to destruction is broad, and countless people who claim to follow Christ are on a collision course with their own demise, all while fighting earthly battles and engaging in behaviors they’ve been expressly advised against by the Lord.

Ironically, many overlook the truth that a genuine follower of Christ has renounced worldly desires, transcending mortal temptations, reborn in anticipation of heaven’s call during the first resurrection.

2 Corinthians 10:3-4 says, “For though we walk in the flesh, we do not war after the flesh. The weapons of our warfare are not carnal, but mighty through God to the pulling down of strong holds.”

This means that our earthly conflicts mirror a far more significant spiritual struggle.

Our spiritual arsenal doesn’t include physical weapons like firearms or blades.

The scripture continues to instruct us on their use in verses 5-6:

By “Casting down imaginations, and every high thing that exalts itself against the knowledge of God, and bringing into captivity every thought to the obedience of Christ; And having in a readiness to revenge all disobedience, when your obedience is fulfilled.”

So, what’s the takeaway here?

It’s that our battle, while we navigate life in our physical forms, is fundamentally spiritual in nature.

We’re not called to physically confront our adversaries in God’s name.

Instead, our conflict lies within, as our fleshly desires clash with our spiritual aspirations.

The real battle is within our minds, aiming to align our thoughts and actions with Jesus’s teachings and the truths He shared.

Ephesians 6:12 says, “For we wrestle not against flesh and blood (Not against people on the earth) but against principalities, against powers, against the rulers of the darkness of this world, against spiritual wickedness in high places” (Against the devil and his angel’s schemes.)

Your soul is the battlefield, targeted by temptations designed to lead you astray.

Victory involves adopting Christ’s mindset to prevail over these challenges.

With Christ’s perspective, discipline your body and mind to heed His commands faithfully.

Craving a physical battle and justice in this world?

Remember, there’s a day coming multitudes in the valley of decision. (John 3:14)

Jesus explained in John 18:36, “My kingdom is not of this world: if my kingdom were of this world, then would my servants fight, that I should not be delivered to the Jews, but now my kingdom is not from hence.”

This underpins our prayers for God’s kingdom to manifest on earth as it is in heaven, reflecting the readiness for retribution upon fulfilling our obedience, as stated in 2 Corinthians 10:6.

With Jesus’s return, heaven’s forces will descend, riding white horses, ready for battle.

When the final trumpet sounds, and Jesus returns with a heavenly shout:

“And I saw heaven opened, and behold a white horse, and he that sat upon him was called Faithful and True, and in righteousness he doth judge and make war.”

We are instructed not to engage in earthly violence against our foes until we rejoin Christ from the heavens to wage the final battle.

To merit participation in that day means living in compliance and discipline to Christ’s teachings, awaiting the signal.

“Vengeance is mine,” declares the Lord, promising to execute justice Himself.

Thirsting for victory in God’s name?

Master your own impulses.

2 Timothy 2:3-5 encourages, “Thou therefore endure hardness, as a good soldier of Jesus Christ. No man that warreth entangleth himself with the affairs of this life; that he may please him who hath chosen him to be a soldier. And if a man also strive for masteries, yet is he not crowned, except he strive lawfully.”

Victory and recognition come only through the triumph achieved by Jesus’s sacrifice, without any alternative path.

Revelation 19:14-15 says, “And the armies which were in heaven followed him upon white horses, clothed in fine linen, white and clean. And out of his mouth goeth a sharp sword, that with it he should smite the nations: and he shall rule them with a rod of iron: and he treadeth the winepress of the fierceness and wrath of Almighty God.”

Until the establishment of Christ’s realm, our growth should mirror His spirit’s discipline and obedience.

Eager for battle?

One is indeed forthcoming, yet heaven’s legions will not include the undisciplined.

Life and its corporeal trials are merely preparatory for the spiritual warfare that awaits, with our true allegiance yet to be declared.

Engage not in worldly distractions, including political affairs, which might stir internal conflict.

Believer, do not presume to take matters into your hands, doubting God’s omniscience and commands.

Our manner of warfare differs from worldly conflicts, and when we do engage, it will be with divine sanction.

On that ultimate day, none will withstand us under the Lord’s command.

Until then, practice love towards your neighbor, repaying not evil with evil but conquering it with goodness, blessing those who oppose you.

Engaging in physical conflict does not align with our divine directive, offering no true benefit towards the kingdom to come.

In demonstrating love to our adversaries, we may convert them from foes to allies, illustrating God’s love as we ourselves have experienced.

Thus, we abstain from violence, recognizing the potential for growth and transformation in all, embracing mercy over judgment.

Ready for a fight?

Wrestle with and subdue your own nature, allowing Christ’s influence to transform you into a source of healing and peace.

Aspire to wield authority over nations?

That’s reserved for those who truly overcome.

Jesus’s invitation, “take up your cross and follow me,” epitomizes the ultimate sacrifice and restraint from violence, affirming God’s flawless plan and its fulfillment in righteousness.

With Jesus’s final words, “It is finished,” He signified the completion of His mission through death.

Do you grasp this?

“The work is done,” followed by His sacrificial end.

Listen closely, as Matthew 24:13 promises salvation to those who endure to the end.

A conflict looms, but our current mission is one of peace, gathering forces for the final showdown on Armageddon’s day.

The need is vast, but the workers are few.

Commit to the cause without looking back, focusing on the ultimate victory that awaits.

Do not fall into the trap of taking matters into our own hands, but trust in He who is to come called Faithful and True.

And that, brothers and sisters, is the test we are taking, that is what is going to separate true believers from false ones.

So don't follow those on the wide path, but walk on the narrow path that very few find, and endure in patience and long-suffering for the Lord's return to make all things right, treating even our enemies with the love of God they never had.

If you find yourself becoming ensnared in the 'crusader-mentality' repent of it immediately.

And follow the commands of Christ the King, lest you too be appointed your portion of wrath with the hypocrites on the great and terrible Day of the Lord.

[Donnie Discerned @DonnieDarkened]

In the intricate spiritual landscape that frames our discernment of good versus evil, the character of Satan is often misunderstood, cloaked in popular culture's dramatic depictions as a red-skinned, horned figure brandishing a pitchfork.

Such portrayals starkly contrast with the biblical narrative, which reveals a far more complex and deceptive adversary.

Scripture offers a profound insight into his true nature, emphasizing not only his cunning but his originally beautiful form.

Ezekiel 28:12-17, though addressing the king of Tyre, is traditionally interpreted by many scholars as a parallel to Satan's fall, describing him as "the seal of perfection, full of wisdom and perfect in beauty" before his pride led to downfall.

This depiction underscores the reality that Satan's most effective deceptions are cloaked in attractiveness and the guise of light.

The Apostle Paul explicitly warns of this deceptive nature in 2 Corinthians 11:14, stating, "And no wonder, for Satan himself masquerades as an angel of light."

This passage elucidates that Satan's primary method is not to terrorize with overt displays of evil but to ensnare through seemingly benign, empowering teachings, leading us astray from God's truth.

Satan's strategy is not based on direct confrontation or obvious obstacles; instead, he works through subtlety and mimicry.

His deceptions are especially dangerous because they align with contemporary ideals of self-sufficiency and self-righteousness, leading individuals to believe in their inherent purity and strength, negating the need for external salvation.

In today's world, as the veil over its inherent darkness lifts, there's a seductive appeal in viewing oneself as a protagonist in a divine narrative, battling against malevolent forces without recognizing the essence of the spiritual warfare we are engaged in.

This spiritual conflict, as outlined in Scripture, is waged against "the rulers, against the authorities, against the powers of this dark world and against the spiritual forces of evil in the heavenly realms" (Ephesians 6:12).

Victory in this battle involves not only standing firm against Satan's cunning spiritual deceptions and temptations but also guiding others towards the transformative truth of Christ as it is written.

It encompasses our internal struggle to overcome our own sinful inclinations as the Apostle Paul outlines in Romans 7.

This dynamic mirrors the current situation where many, in their zeal to combat perceived evil forces, fall into the trap set by Satan: the illusion of fighting for humanity's liberation while unwittingly advancing his agenda.

This "fight against the elite" is often cloaked in the language of righteousness and justice, yet is subtly leading many individuals away from the core of the Gospel—that we are all sinners in need of a Savior, Jesus Christ.

The true battle is against the sin within us, a fight that requires us to surrender not to our own perceived goodness but to the grace and salvation offered through Christ.

This mirrors the contemporary deception where many believe they are engaging in a noble crusade against the elite, not realizing they are ensnared in Satan's elaborate ruse.

This delusion, which Satan has masterfully crafted, portrays the battle for humanity as a struggle that can be won by human means, fostering a counterfeit kingdom where man is venerated, and God's sovereignty and need for a savior are conveniently omitted.

Satan's grand illusion is his ability to divert attention from the necessity of Christ's sacrifice to the supposed sufficiency of human virtue.

This shift fosters a pseudo-righteousness that denies the power of true godliness (2 Timothy 3:5).

In these times, it is paramount that we remain vigilant, discerning the genuine nature of our adversary—a being of initial beauty turned betrayer—and the subtlety of his tactics.

Let us anchor ourselves in the Gospel's truth, acknowledging our dire need for the Savior, Jesus Christ, and resisting the allure of a spurious sanctity that elevates humanity above the divine plan of redemption.

Only through a steadfast commitment to Scripture and recognition of our redemption through Christ's blood can we navigate these deceptive waters and maintain the integrity of our faith, waiting in enduring patience for God's perfect timing.

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@TheSono71468392 Isn’t the head like an upside down egg, though? Or is that all plastic surgery?

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@Mystique_Seeker @LibertySavage01 It’s envy not hate 🤣🤓🥸😎

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@LibertySavage01 @AxelSavage4 And keep us company 24/7 🙄🥸😎

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@TheSono71468392 Done this one?

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@HannahbanannahF @WallStreetApes Fallen angels, demons behind all the evil in this world.

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@pastorpetemoze @DonnieDarkened @realstewpeters DeSantis- another interesting 🤔 one with that name… “of the saints”…

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@TheFlatEartherr @TrueEarth2 It’s all a show- it’s all staged! Especially with a name like “Damon”… reminds me of those “daemon” messages we get when an email can’t be delivered and bounces back…

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@TheFlatEartherr Anyone know what she is saying? Can anyone translate?

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@ReturnOfKappy Why does Peru do this?

[Donnie Discerned @DonnieDarkened]

Satan is doing the same thing now.

He is giving us the "red pill" in order to wake us up to the reality of the matrix we live in, the prison planet.

He is using a narrative rooted in occult beliefs to accuse Yahweh, the Creator of the Universe, of being a tyrannical and lesser god. According to this narrative, Yahweh is portrayed as suppressing our divine nature, exerting control over us, and enslaving us through the matrix in which we exist.

Satan aims to present Yahweh as the controller of the Matrix and the one responsible for keeping humanity in a state of darkness.

The Bible warns us that Satan disguises himself as an angel of light, further emphasizing his deceptive nature.

According to this belief, Satan intends to guide humanity out of what is perceived as God's tyranny, lies, and control, and into the realm of love, light, and liberation associated with Lucifer.

He wants us to believe that we require no savior and that we are powerful, sinless, and righteous on our own

Satan wants humanity to believe that they can attain higher consciousness just like the ascended masters who deliver these messages.

Unfortunately, most of humanity will be deceived by the Antichrist because they will worship themselves, falling for the lie of the serpent.

Through the false flag operation known as the New World Order, Satan is staging his own great revelation event.

He is bringing his version of "truth" to a world trapped in the darkness of the matrix.

Just as Christ tore the veil separating God and man with His death on the cross, Satan is tearing the counterfeit veil, revealing the Illuminati and the supposed secret of man's divinity.

The so-called "Storm" referenced by Q and its followers is a buildup to the destruction of the New World Order by the Beast.

It is a false storm of judgment against evil—a counterfeit apocalypse or revelation.

It is a Satanic imitation of the true Revelation of Jesus Christ, where everything will be uncovered and the true King of kings will be revealed.

Trust in Jesus Christ alone, brothers and sisters.

Not in mankind, or even yourself.

We have all been fooled.

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@TheSono71468392 What’s the test?

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@TheSono71468392 Towers over everyone else around!!!

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@TheSono71468392 And tall like a giraffe 🦒

[Donnie Discerned @DonnieDarkened]

As believers of the Lord Jesus Christ, we must recognize the importance of maintaining a holy fear of the Lord and not allowing ourselves to be swayed by the conspiracies, fears, and paranoia of the human elite and the Illuminati, as the unbelievers do.

As believers, we are called to trust in God's sovereignty and resist the temptation to share in the anxieties of the unbelieving world

“Do not call conspiracy all that this people calls conspiracy, and do not fear what they fear, nor be in dread.

But the Lord of hosts, him you shall honor as holy. Let him be your fear, and let him be your dread.”

Isaiah 8:12-13 ESV

Do not fear what they fear.

In Isaiah 8:11, the Lord warns the prophet Isaiah not to adopt the fears and anxieties of the people around him.

In our present time, we are bombarded with the conspiracy/truther narrative promoted by the unbelieving and often occult proponents that the human elite and Illuminati are in total control of everything.

However, we must remember that our ultimate allegiance is to God alone.

We should not be consumed by the same fears that grip the world, but instead, hold fast to the truth that God is in control.

We must reserve a holy fear for the Lord, not for mankind.

Isaiah 8 emphasizes that the Lord Almighty is the one we are to regard as holy and fear in verse 13.

While it is natural to have concerns about the state of the world, we must not let those fears overshadow our reverence for God and his calls to remain steadfast in obedient perseverance.

The human elite and the Illuminati may wield power in this earthly realm, but ultimately, God is sovereign over all.

We are called to reserve our fear for Him alone.

We must be vigilant of the spiritual deceptions of the adversary, Satan

Allowing the fear of the Illuminati and human elite to dominate our thoughts can open the door to spiritual deception from the adversary, Satan.

He is the god of this fallen world (2 Corinthians 4:4), and he seeks to deceive and lead people astray.

When we succumb to fear and paranoia, we become vulnerable to his tactics.

Therefore, it is crucial for us to stay rooted in the truth of God's Word and remain vigilant against the lies of the enemy.

Let us remember that God is the landlord, and Satan and his angels are merely the tenants over this domain.

Just as a tenant operates under the rules of the landlord, Satan operates within the boundaries set by God.

Though Satan may have temporary agency in this fallen world, we must trust that God's ultimate authority prevails.

As believers, we should find comfort in knowing that God is in control and that He will bring about His perfect plan.

Let us heed the message of Isaiah 8:11-15. We are called to resist the temptation to be consumed by conspiracy theories, fears, and paranoia of the human elite and Illuminati.

Instead, we should reserve our holy fear for the Lord alone, trusting in His sovereignty over all things.

By doing so, we guard ourselves against spiritual deception from the adversary, who seeks to lead us astray.

Let us pray for the strength to stand firm in our faith and trust in God's ultimate authority.

Let us pray.

Heavenly Father, we come before you today, grateful for the reminder that you are in control.

Help us to resist the fears and anxieties that surround us, and instead, place our holy fear in you alone.

Protect us from the deceptions of the enemy and grant us discernment to recognize the truth.

May we find peace and security in knowing that you are the ultimate sovereign and that your plans will prevail.

In Jesus' name, we pray. Amen.

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@DonnieDarkened Yeah, we will see many AI / tech-created “miracles” that will lead people to want to implant chips and/or corrupt their DNA 🧬 because they will be promised cures and perhaps even immortality … it’s like we’re reliving or playing out the Bible… CRSPR for the win