I admit that I’m preaching. I admit that I’m bringing God into this.
I am stating the fact that GOD HATES ABORTION.
I will also state that GOD HATES THOSE WHO SHED INNOCENT BLOOD. Proverbs 6:17.
Yes I’m preaching.
And you’ are here here preaching that God approves of your vaccine and that God is powerless to protect you without you and everyone else on the planet taking the abortion jab.
And you are proclaiming from the mountaintops that GOD LOVES THESE VACCINES and that GOD IS POWERLESS to save the human race from distinction without the assistance of vaccines derived from the products of the shed blood of innocent children.
None of us are “Godly”. We are all sinners. If I called you a “sinner” would you be offended, or admit it?
I am a sinner. I see the marks of Satan in this vaccine. Why did all the vaccine manufacturers use aborted babies to process these jabs? As you said, they didn’t have to do it. But they all did. They have sowed the wind and I believe they will reap the whirlwind. People are dying from these vaccines at an unprecedented rate for any vaccine.
As Christians we should stand firm and demand that these vaccines be entirely voluntary and that the next “vaccine” be developed without relying on the products of human sacrifice. And we should hold our ground and tell the world that we won’t take it until they do.
You say you made an ethical choice. That’s fine. But you also recognized that the vaccines were created or tested using methods you admitted were horrific. Do you not recognize the inconsistency?
Now you go to and fro around the forum trying to convince the hesitant and those with religious objections to put aside their objections and take the jab for the sake of the survival of the human race. As if God’s hands are tied.
Do you wonder now why I would question your faith? Is God sovereign? Can he do his work in this pandemic without using child sacrifice to accomplish it?
I will stop preaching to you, when you stop preaching to everyone else.
Deal?
As you say, every comment on FR has some belief behind it.
Remember the man who was trapped in his house when the flood came?
He prayed to the Lord and then a rowboat, a raft, and finally a helicopter all came by. But he kept waiting for God.
When he got to heaven, he complained that God didn’t rescue him.
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