Roberts Ruminations
Amish Abominations — This Ain't Honest Amos...!
Someone emailed me the below link, with his comments and question:
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Brainwashing... —it's what's for dinner... (connect the dots)... and YOU are on the menu next...!
The Plan and implementation thereof began far longer ago that the average, even well-informed person can even imagine... and the below is not the "beginning" either; it is merely a century to half-century-old "modern" manifestation of it.
Sometimes it’s a Sin to Pray
- “God, should I obey my parents and clean up my room?”
- “God, should I obey my husband or do what I want to do? Should I do what I'm told but make him pay for it with a bitter, cold, resentful attitude? or should I actually submit my stubborn Jezebel spirit as You commanded and respect and obey even as I would You, since He is Your chosen authority over me...?”
The Sin of Deception and the Sin that it Breeds
The color of the below painting "Monkeys Feasting" by the combined efforts of Dutch painters, father and son Jan Brueghel "the elder" and "the younger" is amazing... it would be truly magnificent, were it not for (in real life) the stench, feces, vileness—reality... it is a picture of the modern "Christian" Church... different in form, but little different in nature to the eastern temples to the monkey or rats...
Illustrations of the Demise of Christ-end-dumb
Christendom is / "Christians" are in a free-fall...
(and most "Christians" think that it is a wonderful amusement ride...!).
However, all delusions will end when terminal velocity impacts
—The Sound of Freedom, Truth & Justice has a Familiar Ring wherever it is Rung — in South Africa, the U.S., and all of Christendom...!
Below is information on 3 semi-historical novels of South Africa, each completely different.
5G and Gender Apocalypse...? and recall / impeach Virginia Governor Traitor
Greenies and Queebies get together for the perfect storm...?
Visions of the Apocalypse—Judgment Day: Revelation 6
Painting above:
The Four Horsemen of Apocalypse (1887)
by Russian artist Viktor Vasnetsov
I'd suggest closing your eyes and visualizing while you read the attached PDF... but then it would be difficult to read...