Roberts Ruminations

What is the Chaff to the Wheat...?  The Apostate Harlot Church and Her Members — Terribly Confused “Christians” usually are not Christians — Christians Who Don’t Realize that We are at War Will LOSE — Mind-Blowing “Christianity” and “Christians” Today —You Won’t Believe it - Christ Won’t Receive it!

These are just some quick ideas that I wrote down today, in response to 5 emails that had been sent to me, over the preceding 5 days, leading up to "Easter", which emails pointed out some of the plagues that God sent upon Egypt (not before "Easter", but before the first PASSOVER) by a good ministry that stands for the truth.

A white man allegedly resists the Muslim invasion of his nation in New Zealand, in the major city on South Island, called Christchurch (the very name of the city sort of shows the Christian founding of that nation, does it not?) ...

then a few weeks later ...

Someone emailed and asked:

Someone emailed:

Love what I read last nite in one of your books when u showed the partial error of one of Spurgeon views on the gospel.  U said that the purpose of the Gospel was to reach the elect!!   I almost fell over. Could u extrapolate??

Someone emailed the below thoughts / questions, the author of whom is not named.  This person clearly does not make a living thinking, but at least he is thinking, even if only half way.  My comments appear in [brackets] below each.

Do twins ever realize that one of them was unplanned?

[The PDF posted here is just a little cartoon I threw together... a crude sketch...

I only had a few minutes to devote to this...]

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Update: Recently, she visited the U.S., and was detained on her way home

“Congress have no power to disarm the militia. Their swords, and every other terrible implement of the soldier, are the birthright of an American... The unlimited power of the sword is not in the hands of either the federal or state government, but, where I trust in God it will ever remain, in the hands of the people” (Tench Coxe, Pennsylvania Gazette, Feb. 20, 1788)

Often at my google homepage they have 3 or 4 stories per hour that are “trending” (or, I believe, they are 3 or 4 stories that they want to you believe are “trending” so that they actually become “trending”; to continue turning people’s minds into pudding).  Today I clicked on 2 of them to see what they were about.

This one—

See added information below the graphic