by shechaiyah 36 Replies latest jw experiences
Hi Friends,
It's been a long time. I check in about every five years.
We have to pull together to get through this Armageddon thing.
Here it is. We've been waiting for half a century for the vindication of YHVH's Name.
The Governing Body refuses to answer or reply to me, so I guess I'll just say outside.
YHVH is very kind, and He's my Salvation.
May He bless you all (Inside) as He has blessed my working all these years (Outside) to give honor to His Holy Name.
Shechaiyah
Most of us are on the outside, and grateful for that!
There is no Armageddon. THAT is the good news about the Kingdom.
There's no way to wish it away. The Wormwood system does a traffic merge with this system every 3616 years,
which is about SEVEN instances every Galactic year, which is 25,900 earth years (GOOGLE "precession of the equinoxes")
That's what Joshua had to deal with, when he and the Israelites were wandering around in the Wilderness.
It was while I was a JW in the 1960s that I read Emanuel Velikowsky's "Worlds in Collision," which corroborates Joshua's account.
Every civilization on this planet has evidence that catastrophes have occurred over the millennia; in fact, history records
there was a time when this planet had NO MOON, and another time when it had TWO.
I find paleantology and anthropology fascinating because our history has been so chopped and mucked up by Academia.
Shechaiyah
lol.
nuff said
I have to agree with YOU dm6
LOL
I had a dream once where I was in this strange place with two moons. I don't think it was Earth, either.
Just saying. And I agree with dm6.
Nuff said.
These guys saw two moons too......makes you want a cigarette...hee hee
Goodness - didn't know my ex mother-in-law posted on this site!
Actually, I am grateful for being on the outside.
And, as a matter of fact, I interpret the Society's refusal to answer ANY of my letters AS
their tacit agreement that I ought to be free to pursue Jehovah my own way,
which I have.
Currently, I attend with Anglicans, but I have been with Catholics, Quakers, Mennonites,
Sikhs, and Methodists, and I don't feel condemned for being there with them.
I didn't fit in there either; but what else is new?
Everybody's nice, "in church."
:)
