My friends and I just learned of a dear brother's passing. Please keep his family and friends in your prayers. @JustEmerson75 we are truly going to miss you but we will reunite with you one day soon. We shall stand together and toss our crowns at Jesus' feet and worship Him! You are forever in our hearts 💕

Well I'll be having a very early morning tomorrow. Grocery shopping first then hitting the road for Minnesota!! I hope everyone had a wonderful Sabbath. I pray that you will have the sweetest of dreams and may Jesus' angels camp around you as you sleep and guard you as you go about your day tomorrow. I love you bunches but Jesus Christ Loves You More 💕

Yet you keep the Church's commandments over God's commandments. The 4th commandment says - remember the Sabbath to keep it holy. God made the seventh day holy, not the first day but the church says to keep the first day holy which God never sanctified and they call it Lord's day

The church keeps Sunday not because of anything in the New Testament but solely on what the Catholic Church decided long after any of the New Testament was written, to say otherwise would be contrary official church teaching.

These creepy, programmed, psycho, stalkers will wait until crocodiles become vegans before any of them get a word more of my information than they already have. They and the horses they rode in on, can all pound sand.

Scripture explains how and why the Bible survived, and it was not because human beings, either. It survived inspire of human beings. It survived because God keeps His word. It survives through the flood and Catholics weren't there. Isaiah said, “The grass withers, the flower fades, but the word of our God stands forever” (Isaiah 40:8). Jesus said, “Heaven and earth will pass away, but My words will by no means pass away” (Matthew 24:35). Psalm 119 also teaches that God’s word is “settled in heaven” and that His faithfulness endures through all generations (Psalm 119:89–90). Rest assured, that the Bible came through many faithful hands: Jewish scribes, early Christian believers, copyists, translators, and witnesses scattered across different lands. No single church owns its passage through time. No single institution controlled it from the beginning. That isn't true. Rome did not preserve Scripture for the common people. The Bible survived despite repeated efforts to keep it chained, hidden, restricted, or placed under church control. God’s word endured because God promised it would endure. Men come and go. Kingdoms rise and fall. Churches appear and disappear. The Word of God remains.

Facts!

Amen.

Yes, the Hail Mary prayer in vain repetition!