This is where the story gets weird. Hold onto your hats, folks. It’s going to be a bumpy ride. Remember I had just gotten married at the end of February 2013. But I was still into mysticism, doing psychic readings snd dabbling in Wicca and anything esoteric I could find. Nothing was off limits anymore. I used to have talking to the dead being off limits but not anymore , not since I threw out the Bible. I got deeper and deeper into tarot and even began to do it professionally. This went on for a number of years. Many of my predictions were dead accurate (because of familiar spirits). The people I believed I was helping sent me referrals and I did readings for rich, famous and important people. All the while I was insisting I was serving God. I really believed that with all of my heart. Maybe thats why God saw fit to save me from all of this. Satan has slowly whittled away my faith to the point where I no longer believed Jesus was the son of God. I didn't believe the Bible any
...And why true believers shouldn’t either “Fear not.” Jesus said this at least nine times. It’s in many other places in the Word as well, both old and New Testament, in over a hundred places. When angels approached men in the Bible they were often told to fear not. Not fearing is a command in the word. It’s not a question. It’s not a “maybe”. It’s a command. Fear in both Hebrew and Greek is the same word for reverence. It’s used to explain how we should treat God. With fear and reverence. In Matthew 10:28, Jesus tells us to “fear not them which kill the body but are not able to kill the soul; but rather fear He who has the power to destroy both body and soul in hell.” Jesus himself said that. And who do you suppose he was talking about? I’ll give you a hint. It wasn’t Dr. Fauci. The word for fear here in both places by the way is phobios. Greek for fear and reverence. We are commanded here not to reverence men but instead to reverence God. God is in control of who gets sick. G
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