We've reached a time in our own "his-story" to rely on ourselves rather than some other person to save us. Don't give your power and your mind to false idols and false Gods. There is only one God. If you live an honest life, are true to yourself and follow God's plan, you will be protected. Evil fears good, and wants to destroy anything pure because it's a threat. Be a good person, and you will have nothing to fear.
And with all of this being said, I know I've had a light week on the blog with holidays, family and kids home from school, but I will be diving back into the nitty gritty as 2024 is upon us.
Have and Blessed Happy New Year!
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HaPpy New Year all!
God's BEST & BRIGHTEST to you all!
Lynn, thank you for this blog and your dedication to it.
Remember: Be Not Afraid!
I've been reading the Armour of God verse (Ephesians) multiple times a day and it strengthens me. I encourage you to find your strength this year!
Xoxo,
God Wins
Happy new year
@Lynn
I got your email (a bit late because it ended up in the spam). You wrote that blogger didn't allow you to format my guest post as I had requested, with the pictures centred. I just find it a bit odd that there were no problems centring the images in this and the previous post. Are you sure you're telling me the whole truth or is there another issue you haven't told me about?
Let's make 2024 a vacation from "dumb Starbucks" politics and fear porn. Yesterday I watched "King of Kings" and the 5 hour "Jesus of Nazareth" for inspiration and a vacation from garbage as a back to basics reminder of what really matters in life. It seems only those who are mislead and on the wrong path get reported on when there are so many doing good and guided by their own God given common sense. The world is what we make it. Here's to a better 2024!
(I don't remember that Office guy's name in the meme but hope he wasn't with Dwight on the Lolita Express. Bet Angela is working with Marina Abramowitz now.)
Happy New Year, Lynn! Thank you for keeping this site going. You are awesome.
If there's one positive thing to see looking back at 2023, it's how the events of October burst the dam with regards to the collective muting and shaming of anyone with any doubts about a certain identity group and country. The old bullying and invocations of Nazi Germany to shut people up suddenly didn't work anymore. There will be more shifts and they may be just as rapid. The result of October was people being corralled into being defacto supporters of Palestine politically, whose leaders' ambitions are no more wholesome than that other side. More and more people see how they are being played, that there is no 'right' side, apart from awake v asleep, aware v shadow.
I would like to add one prediction of my own, which I later saw Jason of Archaix corroborating. Some time ago I had a significant-feeling dream that simply gave me a date. In the dream I actually heard "you must write this down, it's important". I did, and had no idea what I was supposed to do with it. Now I know.
26th July. The opening ceremony of the Paris Olympics.
For more on what may happen, see Archaix on youtube and his series on the opening of the seals.
Happy new year everyone!
Thanks so much for the comments! I hope you had a great time over the holidays!
@enlightened one: I will go in and center it and show you what it looks like. It has to do with the cut and pasting. I would have similar issues when I collaborated with da-da on posts. When I write it from scratch, I can insert as I go, but when I cut and paste I think there is stuff hidden in the background. I will do it now and you can see what I'm referring to.
I think the pics somehow attach to the text versus float independently...?? You will see if you look now. It won't let me move them the way I want and I cannot even scoot the pinecone down or it just wants to delete the whole thing.
Referring back to my post about the Paris Olympics, I've just looked at the deets and OMFG they really have set the stage.
The Olympic village and stadium is about a mile away from the basilica of St Denis, where the old French kings were interred. It's about as symbolic and resonant spot as could be imagined in terms of French heritage, history, and revolution.
The opening ceremony will not take place there, however. In a major departure from the norm, it will be completely open to the public in the city itself, with the athletes sailing in a flotilla along the Seine, filming themselves close up, and featuring other famous sites in the heart of the city. Almost all of it will be completely open public access.
Now, bearing in mind what Jason Breshears has said, this gives me the horrors as to how it could play out. People, stay away. I'd even be nervous watching it on TV.
@Kalmamota: Thanks so much for sharing. I haven't looked into this at all, but now you have me curious! Based on what you said, anyone with a brain should stay away.
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