Neil Oliver: "There was no pandemic… What we ended up with was a pandemic of testing, with the misapplication of PCR tests that were never designed, according to their designer, to be used as diagnostic tools."
The most ridiculous thing to me about Satan's treachery against God is how utterly futile it was, and is. He knew from the beginning that he was hopeless to oppose the Creator and King of the universe, and yet he still did.
He knows even now that it will end in nothing but his demise. And yet he still continues doing it.
How foolish.
How equally foolish of us, whenever we choose to oppose God.
And yet, God loves us so much, that He came to earth to live as a man, Jesus the Messiah, to pay the price for our sins against Him.
Let me say that again: He knew before He created us that we would often act like His enemy, and in response He chose to suffer indignity, ridicule, betrayal, torture and death, to sacrifice Himself to atone for our sins.
He didn't do this despite how He knew we would act towards Him. He did it BECAUSE He knew we'd do it.
Why?
So that we can spend eternity in Heaven with Him.
Let me say that AGAIN:
He chose to suffer and die, to sacrifice Himself for the times we've been His enemy, so we can be with Him in Heaven.
God is eternal, all-powerful, all-knowing. And thankfully for us, He is all-loving and all-forgiving.
And we need only accept it, turn away from Satan's futile hatred, and turn toward God's eternal love.
For God so loved the world, that he gave his only Son, that whoever believes in him should not perish but have eternal life.
That's what we're celebrating today. The birth of our Savior. God with us. Jesus the Christ.
Praise you and thank you, Lord.
Merry Christmas, everyone.
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