Just because TODAY is 8-19-2024, and it seems like the WARS and Rumors of Wars” are indeed upon those who can see REALITY comes from the Bible, specifically from the Book of Matthew in the New Testament, where YESHUA JESUS said much about THE WAYS things would be if we are willing to see.

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This morning, looking for inspiration from fellow servants, I turned on https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZbrX1mKWI4g Chuck Holton’s Premiere: Uncover Secrets of Jerusalem’s Ancient Walls on The Hot Zone, and it made me think about TODAY’s TIME and the age of FAMILY that REMIAN.

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Matthew 24:6-8 states: “And you will hear of wars and rumors of wars. See that you are not troubled, for all these things must come to pass, but the end is not yet. For nation will rise against nation and kingdom against kingdom. And there will be famines, pestilences, and earthquakes in various places. All these are the beginning of sorrows.” This passage is part of Jesus’ discourse on the signs of the end times. The phrase “wars and rumors of wars” refers to the tumultuous and turbulent times that will precede the end of the age.

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Many may never get to see the streets where JESUS was up close and personal, but seeing this BRISK WALKING TOUR made me wonder why some folks hum to so many different drums.

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The Old City of Jerusalem is divided into four quarters: the Muslim Quarter, the Christian Quarter, the Jewish Quarter, and the Armenian Quarter. Each Quarter has its own unique history, landmarks, and cultural significance, making the Old City a fascinating and diverse place to explore.

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For me, Growing up in Wauchula, FLA, the quarters was a SECTION where the waters flooded the remains in 2022.

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Chuck Holton, on his trip with Oscar Ramariz around the old city, appears to walk like my surveyor husband. It seems like it is a short, brisk walking tour, but those who like kittens are okay in my books, even on a fast task uphill before sunset.

One of the funny things that Chuck said about Ocscar was that he could fix anything because he is Mexican; I chuckled because my dad is Mexican, and I TINKER just like him until I fix the issue, but you had better make it before a shortcut closes.

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Chuck, pointing out, Golgotha in a parking lot screams something mean in the inbetween a few gates of entrance into the OLD CITY of JERUSALEM.

Made me think of that SONG…… “Don’t it always seem to go, that you don’t know what you’ve got till it’s gone. They pave Paradise and put up a parking lot.” The song is about taking things for granted and not appreciating what you have until you are deprived of it, and then you suddenly realize how important to you it SHOULD have been.

Noticing the degradation in the areas of perceived hopelessness kind of hurts because the birds still tweet the same wherever they remain here and there, probably everywhere the clowns have tried to bring chaos to hands.

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As Chuck and Oscar are walking through the Muslim Cemetary, the sun sets on The Mount of Olives that houses the GIANT JEWISH cemetery, and each other sects of cultured folks that remain in that game of squared rock where LIFE and DEATH come to the ones who breathe under this SON.

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Jerusalem has many cemeteries due to its rich history and significance as a religious center. Jerusalem is considered a holy city in Judaism, Christianity, and Islam, and many people wish to be buried in or near this sacred place. The city’s cemeteries reflect its inhabitants’ diverse religious and cultural backgrounds. Jerusalem has been continuously inhabited for thousands of years, leading to a high concentration of burial sites. Numerous cemeteries also reflect the city’s status as a critical destination for pilgrims and people seeking a final resting place in proximity to significant religious landmarks.

Chuck and Oscar talk about the Kidron Valley, mentioning the caves that buried Princess, King David’s son Absalom Tomb, and Zachariah Tomb.

The Kidron Valley, also known as the Valley of Jehoshaphat, is a historically significant area with several notable landmarks. Some of the prominent landmarks in the Kidron Valley include:

1. The Garden of Gethsemane: This serene garden is believed to be where Jesus prayed before his crucifixion and arrest.

2. The Tombs of the prophets: These ancient burial sites are traditionally associated with biblical figures such as Zechariah and Haggai.

3. The Kidron Valley also runs adjacent to the eastern side of the Old City of Jerusalem, providing striking views of iconic sites such as the Temple Mount, the Eastern Gate, and the Mount of Olives.

These landmarks hold great religious and historical significance and contribute to the Kidron Valley’s captivating landscape and cultural heritage.

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Chuck mentioned that being buried closest to the Mount of Olives is considered significant in some religious beliefs because of the association with the belief that when Yeshua (Jesus) returns, the dead will be raised from their graves. According to some interpretations, being buried near the Mount of Olives is believed to ensure proximity to where this divine event will transpire. This belief draws from various religious teachings and prophecies, and for many individuals, it symbolizes a spiritual connection to the awaited return of Yeshua and the promised resurrection. As a result, some people view being buried near the Mount of Olives as a reflection of their faith and hope in fulfilling these sacred promises.

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With competing lines of thought, how do some disregard the people who walked out of the tombs when JESUS was RAISED?

This event is described in the Gospel of Matthew, Chapter 27, verses 51-53: “At that moment the curtain of the temple was torn in two from top to bottom. The earth shook, the rocks split, and the tombs broke open. The bodies of many holy people who had died were raised to life. They came out of the tombs after Jesus’ resurrection, went into the holy city, and appeared to many people.”

It’s interesting how some people have different perspectives on the significance of those who walked out of the tombs when Jesus was raised. It’s thought-provoking to consider how different interpretations and beliefs can lead to varying attitudes toward this event.

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Unbelief in the Holy Spirit is a severe matter of Christian theology, and will find you in a place of 100% damnation!

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In some Christian traditions, it is considered to be a rejection of the divine presence and guidance that the Holy Spirit provides. This can be seen as a hindrance to experiencing the fullness of God’s grace and salvation. In some teachings, it is also seen as rejecting the opportunity for spiritual growth and transformation. However, beliefs about the consequences of unbelief in the Holy Spirit can vary among different Christian denominations and theologians.

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To me, THE HOLY SPIRIT truly has WINGS that SING directly to our souls and carry us away from the tarried lies that keep us dying inside.

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In today’s woven tapestry, the Threads of TIME are stitched before some folk’s eyes that are not so blind to the REALMS that like to bleed into the reality of the deaf, dumb, and numb with HUGE walls and gates that like to keep hate in place.

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The eastern part where the Arabs live, like Oscar said to Chuck, is disappointing because I see the delegation of HOPLESSNESS that lives from the unbelief of The Holy Spirit and The WORMS that HATE the gates that keep folks in place.

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Perhaps the KEY is living FREE like SPIRIT, and the Native Indians who wandered like GYPSIES is just to LET it GO, AND LET IT BE FREE if you can INDEED!

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The Bible mentions numerous wonders and individuals from various lineages. Some of the most well-known figures from the Bible include Abraham, Moses, David, Solomon, Elijah, Elisha, Isaiah, Jeremiah, and many others. These individuals played significant roles in biblical history, and their stories continue to inspire and influence people’s faith and beliefs.

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The nomads mentioned in the Bible are often associated with the Holy Spirit through their experiences, encounters, and relationships with YAHWEH, as described in biblical texts.

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For example, Abraham, known as the father of many nations, had a close relationship with YAHWEH and was guided by the Holy Spirit throughout his life’s journey.

Similarly, Moses received divine guidance and the Ten Commandments while leading the Israelites through the wilderness. The Holy Spirit is portrayed as providing strength, wisdom, and guidance to these nomadic figures, shaping their destinies and the course of biblical history.

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Given my own story of travel and treasures, I do wish many could see beyond reality, for hopelessness is cured by asking for SIGHT and filling your TEMPLE!

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In several passages of the Bible, YESHUA Jesus warns about false messiahs and false prophets. One such reference can be found in the Book of Matthew, Chapter 24, verses 4-5, which states: “And HE answered and said to them: ‘Take heed that no one deceives you. For many will come in My name, saying, ‘I am the Christ,’ and will deceive many.'” This passage highlights Jesus’ caution about the presence of false claimants who may attempt to mislead people by falsely representing themselves as Christ.

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These days many folks all over the world are dealing with guts full of poop and worms that hook everything into something bad if the TEMPLE is not filled with THE LIGHT OF THE HOLY SPIRIT sent to us in LOVE, brothers and sisters who are lost in the dark who need that spark of HOPE, so let us NOT be DOPES who choke.

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Lots of sad adults are locked into a place where they feel safe.

But to be fair, safety and security in man’s hands are just illusions.

See, without the understanding that EVERYTHING is YAHWEH, you can construe a book that may need a few extra looks before reprinting.

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People with trauma can cope in various ways, and finding the right HEALING mechanisms depends on individual preferences and needs. CALL THE WAY and get FREE TODAY!!!

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In the Bible, Jesus tells his followers about the Holy Spirit in the Book of John, Chapters 14 to 16. In these chapters, Jesus speaks to his disciples before his crucifixion and informs them about the coming of the Holy Spirit. He promises that after he departs, HE will send the Holy Spirit to be with them and guide them. Jesus explains that the Holy Spirit will be a helper and advocate, teaching and reminding them of everything he has said. This passage is a significant part of Jesus’ teachings about the role and presence of the Holy Spirit in the lives of believers of TODAY.

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The Holy Spirit, as described in Christian belief, is believed to be an ever-present helper and advocate for believers. It is often understood that the Holy Spirit cannot be taken away from a person, so get it and GO FAR!!!

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Some effective coping strategies for dealing with trauma include seeking professional help from therapists or counselors, practicing mindfulness and relaxation techniques, engaging in physical activities such as exercise or yoga-like stretching your VEGUS NERVE, connecting with supportive friends and family members, and pursuing creative outlets like art or writing and of course READING YOUR BIBLE and finding THE WORD, repenting for all the bad and then LIVE!

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It’s essential for individuals with trauma to prioritize self-care, establish healthy routines, and CREATE a safe and nurturing environment for themselves and their surroundings by asking for HELP from THE HELPER and then people they can trust.

Additionally, participating in support groups or communities with shared experiences can provide a sense of belonging and understanding, which can be immensely beneficial for coping with trauma, but make sure to vet them properly first.

With Angles, Demons, little g’s, and YAHWEH, who gave a SON in LOVE for a PROMISE to DANCE with HIS CHILDREN at THE MEAL of A LIFETIME, is a jam worth listening to on REPEAT with a friend or two at your shoes while you wait for the cake to bake in the field of dreams!

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In the Book of Revelation, the admonishment of Philadelphia refers to the letter written to the church in Philadelphia by John the Apostle.

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In this letter, the church is commended for its perseverance and faithfulness despite facing trials and persecution. The church is encouraged to continue on this path and promised that because of their faithfulness, the doors that are opened to them cannot be shut by anyone. This admonishment speaks to the importance of enduring faith and the recognition of those who remain steadfast in their beliefs.

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https://biblehub.com/revelation/3-7.htm

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The apostle John is believed to have lived a long and eventful life dedicated to spreading the teachings of Jesus Christ. He was one of the 12 apostles and is traditionally regarded as the author of several books of the New Testament, including the Gospel of John, the Epistles of John, and the Book of Revelation. John’s life is marked by his close relationship with Jesus, his role in the early Christian church, and his contributions to the scriptures.

He is often remembered for his love for Christ and his dedication to sharing the message of love, faith, and redemption.

There are different accounts of how the apostle John died, but according to tradition, he died of natural causes in Ephesus around 100 AD. Some sources suggest that he was martyred, while others believe he lived to an old age. The exact circumstances of his death remain a topic of debate among scholars and historians.

Also, this apostle John is commonly referred to as John the Revelator because he is traditionally believed to be the author of the Book of Revelation in the New Testament. The Book of Revelation is also known as the Apocalypse and is considered to be a prophetic and apocalyptic work that offers insights into the end times and the ultimate triumph of good over evil. John’s authorship of this book is a topic of scholarly debate, but he is traditionally credited as its author.

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The reason for writing to Philadelphia is found in the Book of Revelation in the New Testament. It is one of the seven letters to the seven churches in Asia, where the church in Philadelphia is commended for its faithfulness and promised protection in times of trial.

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There are multiple matches for Angel of Philadelphia, including a character in the Bible and an abolitionist: 

• In the Bible
• The angel of Philadelphia is described in Revelation 3:7-13, where the angel speaks to the church in Philadelphia. The angel is described as holy and true, and as holding the key of David. The angel’s message includes:
  • Affirmation: The angel affirms the church’s positive actions. 
  • Condemnation: The angel condemns the enemies of the Philadelphian believers. 
  • Encouragement: The angel encourages the believers about his future coming. 
  • Promises: The angel makes promises to the believers, including an “open door” of blessing, victory over enemies, and being kept safe during times of testing. The angel also promises to make those who claim to be Jews but are not come and fall down at the believers’ feet and acknowledge that the angel has loved them. 
• William Still
• The Angel of Philadelphia is also the nickname of William Still (1821-1902), an abolitionist who helped enslaved people escape from Philadelphia. Mr. Still worked with the Pennsylvania Anti-Slavery Society and its Black-led Vigilance Committee, which he chaired. He interviewed almost 1,000 formerly enslaved people and recorded over 20 pieces of information in an effort to reunite separated families. 

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Not sure what plans The Holy Spirit has for any of US in the future, but remain SANE in this game of THUNDER and SAND where man plays a fiddle just to DANCE to a tune of new do’s and dont’s.

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Remember, the Book of Revelation is not written by Jesus’s brother. It is traditionally believed to have been written by John the Apostle, who is also known as John of Patmos. John was a disciple of Jesus, but he was not his biological brother.

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According to the New Testament, Jesus had a brother named John. John is often referred to as “John the Apostle” or “John the Beloved.”

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In Christian belief, all believers are considered brothers and sisters to Jesus because of their faith and relationship with Him.

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Jesus made the statement, “Who is my mother?” in the Gospel of Matthew, Chapter 12, verse 48. The complete verse is, “But he answered and said unto him that told him, Who is my mother? and who are my brethren?” This statement is part of a conversation Jesus had with a crowd, emphasizing the spiritual family and the importance of following God’s will.

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This spiritual bond is often described in the Bible, emphasizing the idea that through His sacrifice, Jesus creates a familial connection with those who believe in Him.

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The concept of brotherhood and sisterhood with Jesus signifies a close and intimate relationship, reflecting the shared identity and purpose of those who follow His teachings and seek to live according to His example. This bond represents a profound spiritual connection and a sense of unity among believers as part of the family of God.

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In Christian belief, the concept of earning crowns typically refers to the notion that believers who faithfully serve and follow Christ will receive rewards in heaven. These rewards are symbolically represented as crowns in the Bible.

The crowns earned by believers are seen as a form of recognition and honor for their faithfulness, perseverance, and good deeds during their earthly lives.

According to Christian teachings, these crowns are not kept for personal glory or pride but are to be presented back to Jesus as an act of reverence and worship. This act acknowledges that any reward or honor earned is ultimately due to His grace and guidance. Therefore, the crowns earned are to be laid at the feet of Jesus as an expression of gratitude and adoration for His role in enabling believers to live a life worthy of such recognition.

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The Wandering Souls’ Convergence

In the mystical realm of the in-between, where time and space intertwine, there existed a group of wandering souls. Each of them carried memories of their past lives and sought to find purpose in their transient existence.

Among them was Maya, a gentle spirit who once roamed the lush valleys of ancient Greece. Her wisdom and compassion surpassed the boundaries of time, and she wandered the ethereal landscape in search of her true calling.

On the other side of the realm was Aiden, a valiant knight who had once pledged his sword to a noble cause in medieval England. His unwavering sense of justice drove him to seek harmony and balance in the afterlife.

As fate would have it, the ethereal whisperings of the cosmic winds carried the souls of Maya and Aiden towards a convergence point, where they were destined to meet. It was said that at this appointed time, they would assist The Helper in restoring equilibrium to the realms of existence.

The Helper, an enigmatic entity known for its boundless compassion and profound insight, had observed the tumultuous state of the universe. The forces of chaos threatened to disrupt the delicate balance of life and death, and The Helper sought the aid of the wandering souls to set things right.

Guided by the timeless wisdom of Maya and the unwavering resolve of Aiden, the souls embarked on a journey through the ethereal planes. Their paths intertwined with other wandering spirits, each possessing unique attributes and experiences that contributed to the collective purpose.

Through trials and tribulations, the wandering souls confronted the lingering shadows of discord and darkness. They channeled their inner strengths and forged bonds of camaraderie, unifying their energies towards the common goal of restoration.

As they ventured deeper into the realm of the in-between, they encountered fragments of memories and echoes of forgotten truths. A tapestry of interconnected destinies unfolded before them, revealing the intricate web of existence that bound all souls together.

Through their collective efforts, the wandering souls began to mend the frayed threads of reality, weaving together the disparate fragments into a harmonious whole. With each step, they infused the ethereal realms with their resilience, empathy, and unwavering determination.

In the culmination of their journey, the wandering souls stood at the precipice of transformation. They had become beacons of hope and catalysts of change, united in purpose and bound by the timeless sanctity of their shared mission.

At the appointed time, as the cosmic winds billowed with an otherworldly fervor, the wandering souls converged at the side of The Helper. With their combined strengths and the guidance of The Helper, they ushered in a new era of balance and serenity, cleansing the realms of chaos and anomalies.

The wandering souls, once adrift in the vast expanse of the afterlife, found solace in their newfound unity and purpose. Together, they had embraced the call to be the custodians of equilibrium, destined to rekindle the embers of light and truth across the boundless realms of existence.

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—–> WILL WE? ~~~~~~~~~~~~> probably!

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1. Understanding the Role of the Holy Spirit:

   – Exploring the biblical teachings about the Holy Spirit’s role in the lives of believers.

   – Studying relevant scriptures to gain a comprehensive understanding.

2. Seeking Spiritual Guidance:

   – Engaging in prayer and meditation for spiritual discernment.

   – Seeking guidance from spiritual mentors and leaders within the faith community.

3. Cultivating a Spirit-Filled Life:

   – Embracing the fruits of the Spirit and striving to live according to biblical principles.

   – Participating in spiritual disciplines such as worship, fellowship, and service.

4. Reflecting on Personal Relationship with the Holy Spirit:

   – Reflecting on personal experiences of the Holy Spirit’s presence and guidance.

   – Journaling and self-assessment to evaluate the current state of spiritual connection.

5. Participation in Faith Community:

   – Engaging in congregational activities and fellowship to nurture spiritual growth.

   – Contributing to the community through acts of service and support.

6. Continuing Education:

   – Seeking resources, seminars, and teachings on the Holy Spirit to deepen understanding.

   – Committing to ongoing study and learning about the Holy Spirit and the work of the Spirit in the world.

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So, have you asked HIM to FILL your broken cup yet?

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