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Originally posted by mmariebored
reply to post by dgtempe
You guys are all wrong.
From here,
Also, if you see 111:
Definition:
1) contrary to law and justice, prohibited by law, illicit, criminal
Means you're being bad, knock it off...
Originally posted by sezsue
Originally posted by mmariebored
reply to post by dgtempe
You guys are all wrong.
From here,
Also, if you see 111:
Definition:
1) contrary to law and justice, prohibited by law, illicit, criminal
Means you're being bad, knock it off...
This one at least must be true, did you know it's the 111st congress this year?
Pretty "illuminating", huh?
Originally posted by dave420
This is absurd. All these posts and not one person has pointed out the ridiculously-mundane explanation that ties up the whole 11:11 "phenomenon":
Originally posted by dave420
This is absurd. All these posts and not one person has pointed out the ridiculously-mundane explanation that ties up the whole 11:11 "phenomenon":
Your brain works at recognising patterns and contrast. Think about that for a moment. What is a clock face if not made up of high-contrast patterns? That's the whole idea - one shouldn't have to squint to see a clock, or turn the lights on, etc.
Originally posted by SevenThunders
Since Sereda is deceived, it is highly unlikely he would be graced with a visition from the true God. The message is a deception therefore IMHO.
Originally posted by Anonymous ATS
reply to
I am convinced there is something that will take place-maybe the rapture,who knows but defitely something will happen! I see confirmatons of my visions all over the place, very real....
Originally posted by Messenger74
I would also like to caution people when referring to a "rapture." Remember, the Rapture came from a young girl who had a dream in the 1800s, and a bunch of over-zealous people took that dream and spread the word until it became doctrine. Before that time, there was no such thing as a "rapture," and it's not even talked about in the scriptures.
In fact, the scriptures describe something entirely different.