This challenges everything we’ve been taught. Excuses of wolves, dismantled by reason: “Don’t judge him, pray for him,” but praying for a wolf doesn’t take away its fangs. Word of Satan: ‘Blessed are those who disconnect their brains, because faith in me needs space free of sanity to produce miracles’.

Fraud at first glance? Jesus’ resurrection account does not align with the prophecies. //58

Where Is Lazarus—and All the Resurrected—If We Die Only Once? (Hebrews 9:27) //20

Sandra began harassing him in 1995 with anonymous phone calls, in which she made noises with the keyboard and hung up. //43

Sandra began harassing him in 1995 with anonymous phone calls, in which she made noises with the keyboard and hung up.

Prophecy shows that love for a wicked enemy does not work: Why would Jesus contradict these teachings? //83

Prophecy shows that love for a wicked enemy does not work: Why would Jesus contradict these teachings?

If Proverbs 29:27 and Proverbs 17:15 say that the righteous hate the wicked and that God detests anyone who condemns the righteous or justifies the wicked, then it is absurd to maintain that the author of 1 Peter 3:18—who claims that the righteous gave his life for the unrighteous—was truly Peter, and not Rome, which killed him. This is not about when Rome converted to Christianity, but about how it turned into Christianity the religion that bothered it, so that it would stop bothering it and it could begin to impose it on its neighbors and its colonies, in which colonies of fleas emerge from puppet governments that are like the flea-ridden dogs of the filthy usurper Roman god. When drivers and other workers are murdered by extortionists, the fleas suck the blood of the productive fabric of society. Many workers have been deprived of their lives. However, the judicial system does not take the lives of the parasites; on the contrary, it shelters them so that they can siphon off the taxes of those who do work and do not parasitize like these fleas. Here are the traces of the deception: 1 Peter 3:18 says that a righteous one gave his life for the unrighteous; Matthew 5:44 says that the righteous Jesus commanded to love enemies; but Proverbs 29:27 and Proverbs 17:15 say that the righteous hate the unrighteous and that God abhors those who justify the wicked. Therefore, it is impossible that Jesus gave his life for the unrighteous in order to justify them. Furthermore, Revelation 6:9–10 shows the saints crying out for vengeance for their deaths; therefore, an eye for an eye was his message. //78

This reminds me of the funeral business, roses on graves… She is not a white rose of goodness. She is not a white rose of goodness. They entertain you with invented stories in which the rose performs miracles, while at the same time they hide from you the true history of the saints in order to deceive you. She guides you so that you kneel before death and its image; she asks you to open your mouth to pray to her and not to God. The rose asks you to say this in your prayers: ‘I sin against God and I will continue sinning against God until I die (we sinners, now and at the hour of our death, amen).’ //79

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