Hey Dawn,

You said...


I understand how people can come to this conclusion, and I believe it's sad to see so many people believing different things because it divides people. I don't like division.

I think you're right. Those with opposing ideas are not listening. But why?

Can you imagine how great it would be if we all believed the same way.

For example, there are people who vehemently defend the claim that amalgam fillings are safe. Others—especially those who have experienced amalgam fillings (like me)—know very well how much they completely robbed me of my life, and that they are dangerous.

Now, people argue about this subject without end. Debates get hot and continue for long periods of time. Buy perhaps we should ask ourselves why they continue. If there is only one truth (either amalgams are safe or they are not...both cannot be true), then why do people argue about it?

I studied the Bible for years and finally concluded that it was an authentic book authored by a God who was in the process of "raising" children so they could eventually be rejoined with Him.

Many people who study the Bible conclude the same as I do. Others don't. Who is right?

The Bible says this:

"From whence come wars and fightings among you? come they not hence, even of your lusts that war in your members?"
(James 4:1)

Here's what I've observed.

Some people have the ability to be objective. Others don't. Those who don't, have their perception deeply colored by their own desires, "lusts" as the Bible calls them.

Some people want the Bible to be true, others don't. So now, if you separated these people into groups, you have this:

(1) Objective: Desire Bible to be true
(2) Objective: Desire Bible to be untrue
(3) Subjective: Desire Bible to be true
(4) Subjective: Desire Bible to be untrue

What I have found, is the people in groups 1, 2, and 3 become believers in the Bible. Those in group 4 do not. If you think about these observations, this is pretty revealing.

Now, to add to the complexity, most of the global media coerce the public into group 4. They do this in the following ways:

(1) Promoting the philosophy of "entitlement": "You deserve whatever you want". This causes people to move from groups 1 and 2 into group 4.

(2) Promoting subjective thinking styles through education and advertising. Subjective thinking is also known as "emotionalism". It coerces people to "feel" or to "follow your heart" to guide you in the decision making process. Some religious groups even go so far as to say that the universe is what you make of it, and that you are creating your own reality. This moves people from groups 1 and 2 to group 4.

(3) Slandering the Bible: By lying about the Bible in such a way that makes it emotionally unappealing or socially degrading, they can coerce more people from group 3 into group 4. By lying about the Bible in a way that appears objective (Discovery Channel, etc.), they can coerce people from group 1 to move to group 2. Here, they are now more easily moved to group 4. There, they won't even analyze the Bible on their own simply accepting what they've been told, and so they simply reject it without personal investigation.

(4) You dumb people down or artificially force them from groups 1 and 2 groups into groups 3 and 4 by mercury, fluoride, MSG, and other substances that disable them from maintaining their objectivity. These substances make people less intelligent and more emotional and therefore more influenceable. People in group 3 are more easily coerced into group 4.

Finally, after you've moved everyone into more subjective groups or have colored their perception through false information, you just need to discredit those in group 1 (those stubborn individuals who hold onto logic and reason regardless of how they feel or what any else thinks), because those in group 1 have the potential to be very influential.

So, after all this social manipulation is done, you end up with a small group that actually maintains little emotional bias along with the intellectual capacity to digest information.

You also end up with a majority of the population being emotionally-based and looking at those in group 1 as social misfits in some way or another.

So, what I'm saying here is that the majority of people make decisions about what they believe based on emotion, i.e. personal desire, just as the scripture says, and therefore they come to a myriad of differing conclusions about truth because truth is now (in one way or another) subject to their own desires, and desires are varied by nature.

The people in group 1 stubbornly uphold their position because they have done the homework necessary to clearly see that the Bible has astounding evidence supporting it's authenticity, but people in the other groups emotionally hold to their positions because they believe it is their right, or because they know if they let their position go, it will cause a demotion in their emotional quality of life, something they hold very dear.

Finally, the media floods the public with such vast amounts of conflicting information that many people become exhausted and give up not knowing where or how to find truth.

This is the same tactic used by those who have incessantly been poisoning us with mercury (etc.). They produce false information and then continue to flood the intellectual marketplace with lies so that people no longer even trust their own ability to draw conclusions, that is, their own common sense.

Hence, the world today:


Confusion --> Division --> Exhaustion --> Apathy


Besides the prophecies predicting the future, the Bible has internal numerology that is astounding. For those who are interested, I would read the book, "Number In Scripture" by Bullinger. It's quite amazing and not taught in most Churches today.

Christ also said that there is only One way to God, and that is through Him.

"Jesus saith unto him, I am the way, the truth, and the life: no man cometh unto the Father, but by me."
(John 14:6)

"All that ever came before me are thieves and robbers: but the sheep did not hear them. I am the door: by me if any man enter in, he shall be saved, and shall go in and out, and find pasture. The thief cometh not, but for to steal, and to kill, and to destroy: I am come that they might have life, and that they might have it more abundantly. I am the good shepherd: the good shepherd giveth his life for the sheep."
(John 10:8-11)

Considering the evidence He has provided, I would strongly suggest that anyone who has not done so, study the depths of the Bible and determine if it does not provide the evidence necessary to make the statements it does.

"And Jesus answered and said unto them, Take heed that no man deceive you. For many shall come in my name, saying, I am Christ; and shall deceive many."
(Matthew 24:4-5)



The Bar Code and the Mark of the Beast

...for by your medication were all the nations deceived.