The Lightening

Copyright © 2015
11.14.2015
1:05pm

To Earth tumbling down, down
stronger than the Trumpet's sound

Glowing beautiful as a Morning Star,
a Morning Star flung down way from
afar, afar from its starry home and
near G.O.D.'s Throne

The most considered and trusted one
with knowledge from the ONE, One
who sent His true Son to protect
humans from the rebellious one

To and fro, like a comet's glow,
glowing with influence, an
influence that separates and
divides, dividing the truth,
is what Satan tries to do, hiding

Hiding the truth from one and all
to seek the ONE and only SON

The true meaning of X-Mas as most Christians tries to define it, is the ONE and only Gift to Humanity, for the salvation of human souls by the Son of G.O.D., Christ Jesus.

Not from the evil spirit of the one called Cesare Borgias, painted by Rome's famous artist Leonardo da Vinci, which was the one single most powerful propaganda tool out of the new Roman Empire>>Europe and adapted by the most racist nation on earth, the United States of America to foment its racist domestic and foreign policies, that many decent Americans are still fighting to distance themselves from in foreign and domestic affairs.  
It's not just the squabbling political and social fights we see via the media, it's a spirit battle against those who align themselves knowingly or unknowingly with mankind's strongest ally, SATAN who knows his defeat, against someone who couldn't be conquered, draws neigh. 
Amen.

by: LesP2008
edited: 5 Jan 2016
Copyright © | Year Posted 2015

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