If you're asking if faith will be enough to protect me from chemtrails, I say no. Faith does not normally work that way, although it can. Faith's main object is not to deliver us from bad situations but rather to enable us to endure them, although there are exceptions.

Faith normally has an object, for example, I have faith in the God of the Bible, meaning that He has proved Himself to me to such a degree that I now trust Him. I believe He will follow through and complete the things that He has set out to do. Therefore, I believe He is a safe and reliable Person to enter into an agreement (covenant) with.

However, in the context of delivering us from bad situations—"protecting" us from them in some way—listen to the Bible describe the fate of Christians who lived in the past:

"Women received their dead raised to life again: and others were tortured, not accepting deliverance; that they might obtain a better resurrection: And others had trial of cruel mockings and scourgings, yea, moreover of bonds and imprisonment: They were stoned, they were sawn asunder, were tempted, were slain with the sword: they wandered about in sheepskins and goatskins; being destitute, afflicted, tormented; (Of whom the world was not worthy:) they wandered in deserts, and in mountains, and in dens and caves of the earth. And these all, having obtained a good report through faith, received not the promise: God having provided some better thing for us, that they without us should not be made perfect."

—Hebrews 11:35-40


The important point here is that these persons endured these horrible things (probably dealt by former governments) by faith, and the object of that faith was God, who has been reliable in being able to deliver on His promises.

This is the "kind" of faith that I normally speak about.

Note: The phrase "received not the promise" does not mean that they didn't receive the promises that God has made. It means that they had not yet seen the Messiah in history (this was before He came). In other words, they had enough faith to endure these horrible persecutions even before the crucifixion occurred. Today, we have that historical event and it's myriad of related prophecies to give us even more evidence of the faithfulness and reliability of God.



Yes, I had this question when I was a young Christian, as I would expect anyone to. It is a good and valid question.

The short answer is this. The evil is allowed to occur so that the people of the world along with the "host of heaven" can see and understand (1) that God is justified in his destruction of evil and (2) (2) that those who endure (by faith) are worthy of salvation (because they meet the requirement for salvation, which is to believe (have faith in) God which was demonstrated by their "works" (endurance).

The part of this subject that is difficult for most to grasp is that we are selfish (evil), but no one likes to admit that, so most of us just go into denial about it and attempt to think of themselves as good. Those who do care enough about the truth to do some research begin to discover the true nature of mankind and of themselves ("know yourself"). Then, if they are ready, they will begin to undergo the "transformation" that God talks about once we've realized our true nature.

Evil—through the mass media—preaches the gospel of "entitlement":

"Don't you deserve to be happy?" "Don't you deserve to be rich?"

If you don't understand your true nature, you will answer "yes" to these questions and fall right into the trap that has been set for you.

The ability to say "no" to these questions comes only after self examination, discovery, humility, confession (not to a priest, but to God), repentance, and then freedom.

Those who have not experienced this transformation don't know what their missing because they are missing out on true freedom.


"Jesus answered them, "Truly, truly, I say to you, everyone who commits sin is a slave to sin. The slave does not remain in the house forever; the son remains forever. So if the Son sets you free, you will be free indeed."

—John 8:34-36


If you're not a slave to sin, you are pure, and if then pure, then free. Christ taught us how purity leads to fearlessness which leads to true freedom.


"And ye shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free."

—John 8:32


So, this revelation of evil in the world is essentially for our education and works to bring us to a place of humility so we will be willing to see our selves for what we really are, for only then can we see God for who He really is.

This is one of my favorite verses in the Bible that speaks about the maturing process of those who make this journey.


Herein is our love made perfect, that we may have boldness (0) in the day of judgment: (1) because as he is, so are we in this world. (2) There is no fear in love; but perfect love casteth out fear: (3) because fear hath torment (4). He that feareth is not made perfect in love (5). We love him, because he first loved us (6).

—1 John 4:17-19

(0) Fearlessness

(1) When you live a life of love, which is fundamental to pleasing God, you become a brave person because you have a clear conscience. People with guilt are fearful. God provided a way out of this guilt.

(2) He knows what we are going through because He did it Himself. Who? God, as Christ. Christs' title is "Emmanuel", which means "God with us". It could not be more clear than that. This Bible does not teach meaningless worship of a man. It is the recognition that a loving God revealed Himself to His creation in the most familiar and non-threatening way possible.

(3) Just as purity of a metal is synonymous with the strength of the metal, so purity of living creates a strong person (fearless), and He wants us to be fearless and free.

(4) Fear always reveals itself to us in this life as emotional pain ("torment"). God provided a way of escape for this.

(5) Right, because his conscience is not clean.

(6) Fact is, we do not even know what true love is until we recognize His love for us, and we cannot do that without going through the process that evil thrusts us into—that process involving self examination and humility, etc. This is a necessary process for our understanding love, so He allows it for our own benefit. Just as when mom slapped your hand when you tried to stick it into an electrical socket as a child, you can be mad at God if you want to be, but His intention is still for our benefit.


Finally, for those children who have been taken by a mindless killer that causes us to ask why God would allow such a thing.

If we weren't so hard-hearted and were living according to His law, then that killer would be executed. His execution makes that beloved child a hero for having the power—through the law—to take even the most horrendous killer out of the world saving and protecting others from a similar fate by the hand of this killer.

A parent of such a child would sorely miss their loved one, but would also feel blessed to have been in the presence of such an strong and honored human as one who can remove evil from the face of the Earth and have served mankind as a hero for the protection of the rest of us.


This is for just the same reason that I (as forum moderator) allow many ugly conversations run their course on this forum without interrupting or policing (controlling) people. Because I know through the natural course of events (whose underlying rules of interaction have been designed intelligently for this purpose) the evil in a person (we all have some) will be revealed and humiliated and good will prevail. After these difficult exchanges, truth is more clear to us, and this is as it should be.


I suffer through horrible chemtrails symptoms knowing that I can walk fearless of death because I have faith in a God who is able to (and will) deliver me from the only death anyone should really fear:

Spiritual Death.