ĐɨssɨđɇnŧⱣɍøᵽħɇŧ retweeted
don’t stock up on food and supplies just make it simple and be prepared to die
ĐɨssɨđɇnŧⱣɍøᵽħɇŧ retweeted
if you’re gonna rattle my cage you better make damn sure im padlocked in the bitch
ĐɨssɨđɇnŧⱣɍøᵽħɇŧ retweeted
The best way to cut through the noise of a postmodern world is by cracking your Bible and reading it.
ĐɨssɨđɇnŧⱣɍøᵽħɇŧ retweeted
Trust in the Lord with all thine heart; and lean not unto thine own understanding. In all thy ways acknowledge him, and he shall direct thy paths.
Proverbs 3:5–6
The Bible speaks very seriously about people who twist Scripture, distort God's Word, or manipulate its meaning to deceive others. Jesus warned and spoke of the terrible seriousness of causing those who believe in Him to stumble.
The branch has no independent life or fruitfulness. Pure accumulation or unpruned expansion is not the highest mode of being.
Regarding Revelation’s ch. 18 description of sorcery, the crucial question is not simply, “Who is deceiving the world?” It is, “What has become so attractive, profitable, or politically sacred, people can no longer see its corruption, even when the evidence is in front of them?
The dollar system’s greatest vulnerability is its economic entanglements, geopolitical rivalries, and former partners can become the very forces that unravel it. The system that binds the world to American power may ultimately become the mechanism of its undoing.
And the ten horns which thou sawest upon the beast, these shall hate the whore, and shall make her desolate and naked, and shall eat her flesh, and burn her with fire.
Yea, burn her with fire. So much smoke everyone from a distance can see the smoke rise in horror.
America is a modern Babylon-like power, its influence extend beyond military strength drawing nations into a system of wealth, dependence, political relationships, and cultural influence, one that presents itself as prosperity while potentially concealing profound corruption.
The dollar is one of the strongest pieces of circumstantial evidence for a type of America–Babylon comparison, especially when you read Revelation 18 as a vision of a commercial empire. The dollar is a significant clue I think.




