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Saturday, August 1, 2015

IN THE SPIRITUAL REALM, NO YOUNG OR OLD, MALE OR FEMALE, CHILDREN OR ADULTS




An excerpt from Baptized by Blazing Fire,  Book 5

In the Kingdom of God, it does not matter whether the person is 60, 40 years old, or little children. In the spiritual realm, it is all the same. As you have seen in heaven, there are no old, young, male, female, children, or adults. The spirits are all the same. 
 
I do not perceive the spiritual realm in a physically manner. It is perceived spiritually. I desire to use the children because their spirits are clean and pure. With older people, they are sometimes clouded with knowledge, common sense, and stubbornness. It does not matter how clearly I show them the spiritual realm, their thoughts gust out like rusty polluted water. Therefore, there are times when it is dangerous to use such people. This is why I use young children. 
 
In these end times, I will pour out the Holy Spirit unto young children and show them the spiritual realm. They will prophesy. I will lift them up and use them. I desire to use your children because their spirits are clean and pure. Therefore do not excessively worry. However, Pastor Kim, do not misuse them. Whenever I provide an opportunity, I want you to utilize them. You must be very concerned about them. At times, young children may excessively utilize their gift with their leisure activities. Therefore, you must always train and teach them to use the gift according to the purposes of serving God.

From here after, many young children will experience the spiritual realm, the Holy Fire, and they will receive the gift of the Holy Spirit. When this happens, adults must not look down on them or ignore them just because they are young children. This is the sign that my coming is very near. You must respect, love, and lift them up. I want you to treat them as you would treat Me. -JESUS

Source: Baptized by Blazing Fire


Wednesday, June 19, 2013

The Vision of the US House of Representatives



Henry Hyde, image from Wikipedia

"You are a nation of vipers, a sorry people, who have given way to lies over truth. You have failed to be vigilant and evil has taken you over. On your hands is the blood of innocents and you bother not to look or be responsible; instead you applaud liars and give deference to murderers. Woe to America! Woe to the USA! For, you have dropped the babe of peace. Blind, you have led nations to war as you have pushed out God. You have allowed the murders of millions of innocent babes and the blood is upon you. Shall you escape the end-result of your murders? Nay, for when you fall from grace and love killing and what it can do, you fall under the law and the law is an eye for an eye." - Henry Hyde
More from Chapter 25
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The Vision of the US House of Representatives

"My Precious Child, I am Master Jesus, full of love and mercy for My Beloved Sheep. The world mourns beneath the weight of oppression; and wars of rumors of wars rage.
My Little One, you have asked for extra strength and anointing this day so as to be able to work on the next "Message." Find yourself upon My Holy Mountain with My sword in your right hand and the rod of Moses clutched to your chest. Child, take the rod of Moses and hit the top of the US House seven times."
"Yes, My Lord, I have taken the rod and have done as you have asked, hitting the top of this building seven times. And, suddenly, I see a great fire start in the middle of the floor in the House, which is the fire of God; and it travels up and down the aisles and rows quickly. Some don’t seem to notice, but others cower and hide beneath the seats. I hear the voice of Our Father Jehovah, which is loud and resounding like many thunders and He says, "I am a just God, full of mercy and compassion, but with the USA and its immorality, I am angered. I crack my whip over this House and blood shall run down the aisles!"
Immediately, I see blood running down the aisles, entering the rows, building up around the ankles of those sitting there, but they do not seem to notice it. The blood quickly climbs up their legs and bodies until it completely covers them and they sit as if frozen, not making a sound, save a gurgle here and there. Beyond, the blood-covered members of the House is Henry Hyde, standing before them, a mighty statesman; and now and then the sound of the gavel punctuates Mr. Hyde’s speech.
A large, black snake swims around in the blood and hisses now and then. But, all continues to be quiet, save Mr. Hyde, who is speaking. Out of his mouth come Your Words, My Lord Jesus:
"You are a nation of vipers, a sorry people, who have given way to lies over truth. You have failed to be vigilant and evil has taken you over. On your hands is the blood of innocents and you bother not to look or be responsible; instead you applaud liars and give deference to murderers. Woe to America! Woe to the USA! For, you have dropped the babe of peace. Blind, you have led nations to war as you have pushed out God. You have allowed the murders of millions of innocent babes and the blood is upon you. Shall you escape the end-result of your murders? Nay, for when you fall from grace and love killing and what it can do, you fall under the law and the law is an eye for an eye."

"Few in this House know Me, but Henry Hyde pushes for truth. Black is not white and white is not black, but huge numbers have forgotten this. A murderous government and lying and deceiving Congress have taken over the land as you have allowed it. Where are the righteous, who stand for truth and fear not their loss of life for truth? Where are the preachers of The Word, who should be warning the flock of the ravenous wolves? Yea, you have become a nation of vipers, who thrive on violence and love complacency. The blood of the innocents rests not only upon your leaders, but on every one, who has loved a lie over truth. It rests upon everyone, who straddles the fence and loves both sides.
Yea, I spew the lukewarm out of my mouth. I want none of this. Those, who love Me love righteousness, are on fire for truth. They sit not idly by, doing nothing; but are armed with truth, prayer and fasting, they forge ahead. They never give up, but grow in determination, so long as they live and they stand for righteousness at all costs.
What kind of person gives up when the pressure builds? What kind of person says "yea" when I say "nay?" What kind of person backs down because the group goes one way, but I say go another?
Yea, My Children, know that mine are being put through the fire. Your weaknesses are being brought to the surface. Will you sink because of them? Or, will you rise to new and greater heights in Me, as you desire truth, and righteousness?
I am Jesus. Yea, Jehovah, Most High God of Earth."

As witnessed, dictated and recorded this 19th day of December, 1999,

Linda Newkirk

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Tuesday, March 23, 2010

AVE MARIA banned in grad ceremony

Ave Maria is such a beautiful piece of music which venerates the blessed Virgin Mary. Why should it be banned in school? And not only that, mention of God is not allowed. Why, are we afraid of emulating mother Mary's good virtues or be influenced by what God commands? We have to love Him above all else and that we have to love our neighbors? Aren't we working hard for world's peace. There can never peace without God.

See the story on the ban of Ave Maria at graduation ceremony.

High court rejects appeal of 'Ave Maria' ban at graduation ceremony
By Bill Mears, CNN Supreme Court Producer

Washington (CNN) -- The Supreme Court declined to intervene Monday in a dispute over a public school's refusal to allow an instrument-only version of "Ave Maria" at a graduation ceremony. Officials feared the piece would be an endorsement of religion in that limited public forum.
Without comment, the justices rejected the appeal of Kathryn Nurre, who was a high school senior in Everett, Washington, in 2006. By tradition, graduating members of the school's wind ensemble could choose a piece from their repertoire to play at the June ceremony. They chose an arrangement of Franz Biebl's well-known "Ave Maria," which had been performed previously in choir recitals.
School district officials said they feared complaints similar to those that followed the previous year's choir performance of a vocal piece that included references to God, heaven and angels. "Ave Maria" was banned even though the performance would have contained no lyrics.
The school district told principals to approve only musical selections that were "purely secular in nature."
Nurre and others sued, saying their free speech rights were being violated, and said their choice of the piece was made on purely artistic, not religious, grounds. They also cited previous examples where a limited use of religious imagery in a public setting was considered acceptable. Such examples are Ten Commandments monuments in city parks and opening legislative sessions with a prayer.
Justice Samuel Alito publicly dissented with the high court's rejection of the appeal.
"When a public school purports to allow students to express themselves, it must respect the students' free speech rights," he said. "School administrators may not behave like puppet masters who create the illusion that students are engaging in personal expression when in fact the school administration is pulling the strings."
The high court declined to explore whether those attending a graduation ceremony constituted a "captive audience" that might feel forced to hear a religious message with which they may disagree.
The case is Nurre v. Whitehead (09-671).
In other Supreme Court action:
• The justices agreed to decide whether a district attorney's office can be held liable after a former death row inmate in Louisiana said prosecutors withheld key evidence leading to his conviction.
At issue is a federal law that can place the burden on the state with a "failure to train" standard when one of its prosecutors unconstitutionally withholds exculpatory evidence from a criminal defendant. Then-New Orleans-area District Attorney Harry Connick Sr. claimed his office should not be held fully responsible after one of his staff attorneys violated long-standing, accepted procedures on handling evidence in criminal trials.
The defendant, John Thompson, was freed from state prison after 18 years behind bars for the murder of a hotel executive. He came within weeks of execution before being granted a new trial. He was then acquitted in 2003 and won a $14 million judgment against the state.
Oral arguments in the appeal will be heard in the fall. The case is Connick v. Thompson (09-571).
• In another case, current and former Chinese Muslim detainees at the military prison in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, lost another round at the high court. The justices are staying out of the latest dispute about the prisoners' demand of a 30-day notice before any proposed transfer from the detention center.
The men, known as Uyghurs, wanted advance notice of which country they were being sent to, fearing they could be sent to a place where they would be tortured, imprisoned or harassed about their religious beliefs.
The U.S. government, which says the prisoners are no longer considered "enemy combatants" or a national security threat, reiterated they would not be sent to places where they might face torture or continued imprisonment. Many of the Uyghurs released so far have been sent to the Pacific nation of Palau, with others going to Bermuda or Albania.
The justices had previously agreed to hear the Uyghurs' broader constitutional claims over their years-long detention, but the case was tossed out as moot, since most of the men have been freed or are in the process of being freed. The case is Kiyemba v. Obama (09-581).
• The justices also rejected a separate appeal of a Massachusetts law that keeps demonstrators away from abortion clinics. Anti-abortion activists said the restriction violates their rights of free speech and assembly.
The law sets a "protest-free zone" of 35 feet outside clinic entrances, including driveways. Officials call it an acceptable balance between the right of access for patients and the right of expression for those opposed to the medical procedure. Some protesters said they have been forced onto streets to make their beliefs known and have nearly been hit by cars. That case is McMullen v. Coakley (09-592).