In this space'

Here but not quite yet.' Power is coming..Oh we shall (not forget!)
Satans minions..How he hates you'
Yet its his (trait by nature) I tell all
True.' As you all know I'm not a sayer
Of ' that nature term' I see all as
Creation dinosaur to worm..' yet old
satan he's of nature through and
Through.' Probably his invented word?
I'll tell you all (that too!) Yet back to
The Power coming.' I've seen trail sign.' Been
Around..I hear the reports.' nde's so much
Intel going round online.' I shall not leave you.!
Those words not mine.! Yet will show you
Sights  in the heavens..On the earth My
Wonders; Miracles you will see and find.'
The church age is over..Check with Moses
And Ellijah too..Time for the pouring its
Coming due.' Open to the spirit or you'll
Be dammed.' call on He..Who walked as
Both God and man.' Is it possible to see God and live.? I point you to the prophets
And scriptures ( that you may live ) jacob
Wrestled; Abraham saw.. Three men before, his tent for sure.' The God of the impossible He never dies.' Another lesson
He never tries.' Moses saw Him face to face.. satan told of his deeds in Edens grace.' You shall not surely die.' As under
( that very tree..!) Eve took and ate, so bondage
Came to be.' Another tree millenia on pharisees placed our Father on.' His blood
Still lives.' Take of it now.' Before His grace
Humbly bow.' Give your old life of slavery.'
Yes die to self.' ( open your eyes ) the scriptures truly read ' that is the death.' Take it; as i have..Then live to God and not face
Wrath.'
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