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originally posted by: romilo
Havent watched the video yet but want it to say right now that how come ppl think religious leaders are different than presidents,kings and rest of them fools, to me they are and have been working side by side for ages, its not even that long ago when religious leaders were hitting the fear of God in the ppl with swords and torches. they both hate free ppl equally and do anything to strike em down in the lines they see are fit.
Gonna check the video now
originally posted by: Yeahkeepwatchingme
I think the Masons and the Jesuits are public tools/fall guys. They only enjoy their perks and prestige but in the end they're just following orders, carrying out an agenda and all the "power" they have is only as powerful as what they're allowed to have.
The true PTB aren't public. They don't belong to these organizations made up of local politicians and dopes with bumper stickers. They use these organizations to distract the public.
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originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus
Tell me, PosteriorEd, why do you ascribe your Lucifer-belief to other people?
Not everyone believes the superstitious mumbo-jumbo that you do. Many of us recognize that Lucifer is a made up entity and which has no basis in reality.
I wish Enochwasamoron was still posting here so I could ask him the same question.
originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus
Tell me, PosteriorEd, why do you ascribe your Lucifer-belief to other people?
Not everyone believes the superstitious mumbo-jumbo that you do. Many of us recognize that Lucifer is a made up entity and which has no basis in reality.
I wish Enochwasamoron was still posting here so I could ask him the same question.
We will be BOTH male and female again. We will be whole. The kingdom of God requires an education before entering. Transcribing the word and letters is a necessity. My threads outline all of this.
originally posted by: Granite
originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus
Tell me, PosteriorEd, why do you ascribe your Lucifer-belief to other people?
Not everyone believes the superstitious mumbo-jumbo that you do. Many of us recognize that Lucifer is a made up entity and which has no basis in reality.
I wish Enochwasamoron was still posting here so I could ask him the same question.
Do you include ITCCS's work as "belief" and not "fact"?
ITSCCS Org Website
Can you provide proof?
Nowhere do Masons think they can rise above God. Nor in reality are Masons and Jesuits combined.
Pathos is sympathy and empathy for others. In any good Greek tragedy, the hero must see his own fault. We each see ourselves as the hero. In truth, only one has risen to the challenge.
originally posted by: Nechash
a reply to: AlephBet
Can't you hear the music yet? It's time to dance! Even if freemasons and Jesuits were coordinating their efforts, 99.9% of freemasons would be unaware of it. Occult organizations are gathering places, the real work is engaged by affinity groups. It is the only way for anything to get done with minimal danger. Victory is acquired through the organization of the small details. This requires thousands of people working together in concert. No one who is utilized has the whole picture. If they did, none of this would be possible. ;p
Furthering the division is indeed the goal and this is what has produced this world as it stands.
originally posted by: TzarChasm
a reply to: AlephBet
Pathos is sympathy and empathy for others. In any good Greek tragedy, the hero must see his own fault. We each see ourselves as the hero. In truth, only one has risen to the challenge.
who? jesus? jesus wasnt a hero. jesus died a puny mortal and returned as a god. thats not a sacrifice. he didnt lose anything. he didnt pay a single price except he went through a few days of suffering. 6 million jews did that and worse.
so wheres the fault in THAT hero? i could answer the question myself but im interested to know your response.
originally posted by: AlephBet
originally posted by: TzarChasm
a reply to: AlephBet
Pathos is sympathy and empathy for others. In any good Greek tragedy, the hero must see his own fault. We each see ourselves as the hero. In truth, only one has risen to the challenge.
who? jesus? jesus wasnt a hero. jesus died a puny mortal and returned as a god. thats not a sacrifice. he didnt lose anything. he didnt pay a single price except he went through a few days of suffering. 6 million jews did that and worse.
so wheres the fault in THAT hero? i could answer the question myself but im interested to know your response.
Perhaps you should read the OP. Job 19 is the answer.
25 I know that my redeemer lives,
and that in the end he will stand on the earth.
26 And after my skin has been destroyed,
yet in my flesh I will see God;
27 I myself will see him
with my own eyes—I, and not another.
How my heart yearns within me!
28 “If you say, ‘How we will hound him,
since the root of the trouble lies in him,’
29 you should fear the sword yourselves;
for wrath will bring punishment by the sword,
and then you will know that there is judgment.”
If you judge others (especially the Redeemer), you suffer judgment yourself. The answer is to forgive and heal the divisions by heeling the mind toward God to Father. This is what the Son did. By HIS stripes, you are healed. If you wish for the stripes yourself, then judge away.