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Jesus es amor y el te ama el no busca tu errores el solo busca tu corazón te quiere ayudar
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Jesus es amor y el te ama el no busca tu errores el solo busca tu corazón te quiere ayudar

u/Born-Sky-8734 — 1 day ago
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Help

I met this girl, she’s a dj. We’ve flirted back and forth and I really like her. So last Saturday, she invited me guest list to one of her events. I had a few cut waters and at the end of the event, she told me she was heading to her car and I tried to lead to it that’s when I grabbed her arm but I think I crossed her boundary cause my friend says she took it back and looked at me weirdly. So I feel back cause in the moment I didn’t realize that it might have made her uncomfortable.
I feel really bad and I want to apologize. My friend says I shouldn’t cause we were all drunk and I am overthinking it. I am seeing her next Friday.

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u/Ok_Simple5174 — 2 days ago
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Do you want to spend eternity with the One Above All Rajinder and family and friends or do you want to spend eternity alone?

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u/rajindershinh — 3 days ago
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I wish I could talk to God or a pased loved one face to face

Sometimes I just sit here and talk to God or anyone who can hear me but I never hear anything back. Sometimes it gets really lonely and scary. Life is hard. With good moments too of course. I don't want to be in this world anymore I just want to be with God

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u/Goochiegoogoo — 2 days ago
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Arthurian legend and myths around the world finally filling Bible’s gaps

The death of the giant dragon could have marked the end of the world—an event we are still awaiting.

A giant dragon once lived in this world. This is a serious matter. I discovered one that had crashed into a mountain at meteoric speed; it then slid into a swamp where it burned, its coming hole and his body filled by lava flowing from the mountain (a sea of ​​fire?).

Its silhouette can be made out on Google Maps at the Crozon Peninsula if the map is oriented with west at the top (where north usually is).

The central idea is that this giant wyvern provides the basis for a nearly identical myth across all civilizations, thereby confirming that they existed together contemporaneously.

According to Islamic tradition, it possesses the gift of speech and emerges from a hole (or does it lie more than it speaks, given the discrepancies between the myths?).

In history of kings of Britain, one of the main book of Arthurian legend, a sea monster appeared first devouring people on the sea-coast. A Merlin’s prophecy speak of a german dragon (Siegfried?) reaching hardly his holes. Later in the story this dragon was slain by a star of wonderful magnitude, by God, by Saint Michael, or by Indra wielding Excalibur (according to Monmouth). This echoes the myths of Thor and Apollo battling giant reptiles.

Jörmungandr, Python, Falak, Apophis, Leviathan, Al-Dabbah, Kukulkan, Tiamat, and Satan are all names used to refer to it.

On this dragon-shaped peninsula, I discovered a stone linked to Arthurian legend. It was the name "Pendragon"—borne by King Arthur and Uther, and meaning "dragon's head"—that led me to this discovery.

The underlying theory suggests a possible early inquisition aimed at concealing the history of this sword, as well as a period of peace between Europe and Arabia.

Near the dragon's throat, the town closest to the stone is named Kameled. I am convinced that a large part of world history has been rewritten to conceal the existence of a chosen figure who opposed them; for the moment, I can only provide proof of this for my own region.

There are several chronological anomalies, of which the episode of the Saints of Ephesus (200 years) is just one example. This implies that some current religions may themselves be unaware that they are propagating falsehoods.

However, since his death, there is no longer an end of the world to fear.

This revelation could establish an eternal lasting peace based on mutual respect.

External link on local dragon legend in Brittany and bit of Bible (in French sorry):

https://youtu.be/8\_45eFSWgXM?is=a4F8cRZZ5RbFEKef

As for the identity of the shining star associated with the worshiping of Saint Michael described by Monmouth, it could even be a woman. I am referring to the divine prophecy delivered to the serpent in Genesis (3:14-15):

14-The Lord God said to the serpent: "Because you have done this, you are cursed more than all cattle, and more than every beast of the field; on your belly you shall go, and you shall eat dust all the days of your life.
15-I will put enmity between you and the woman, and between your offspring and her offspring; he shall crush your head, and you shall bruise his heel."

It is clearer in French than in English (she shall crush your head), but it could have been the woman—known then as the Lady of the Lake.

This dragon is mentioned elsewhere.
This could indicate knowledge of its existence and the extent of its power. After some verification:

In the United States, at Port Townsend, there is a naval complex that includes nuclear-armed ballistic missile submarines; here, too, a dragon is part of the picture.

In China, the southern part of Hainan Island is nicknamed the "Dragon's Tail"; it houses two vast naval complexes, one of which is dedicated to nuclear-armed ballistic missile submarines.

In Israel, the nuclear-armed ballistic missile submarines belong to the "Dragon" class.

In France, the Île Longue base for nuclear-armed ballistic missile submarines is located on the "dragon's paw" identified in our study.

This concept is absent from Russian infrastructure and technology, though the West has used it to designate its own missiles (Sarmat = Satan II).

The dragon of the Crozon Peninsula (the real one) stretches for nearly 30 kilometers. It is easy to imagine the level of destruction—nuclear in nature—that this beast would wreak if it were alive.

I know I speak to good readers. Just to remember where it is exactly mentioned in the Bible :
(Please for French spelling check translations)

Génèse 3:14-15
Isaiah 27:1 KJV
Daniel 2:34 KJV
Matthieu 10:34
Romains 16:20
Apocalypse 12:1-9 ; 20:1-3

And many others I believe.

u/Many_Leather_4034 — 3 days ago
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LOVE NEVER FAILS

Does God manifest His love in the animal world too?

https://youtu.be/fM_gxhNUczQ

Here is a bible-focused and real-life story of 2 orphaned tigers who grew up together, then separated and eventually re-united. Annotated with relevant bible verses, the story testifies of God's amazing love at work. What do you think? Feel free to share your thoughts, praise God!

u/gerard_chew — 5 days ago
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Does God really have its favorites ?

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Maybe I'm just overthinking I guess but I sometimes wonder does God really have its favorites. I mean like why do some people have such a happy life with no stress and troubles and struggles. It's like they have a very fulfilling life. And others work hard and do the good in life but their life is written for struggle and pain. Why is it like that. Why do some people have it so good while others have pain written.

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u/Aj100rise — 4 days ago
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Faith is hard

To have faith in God is kinda hard to be honest. But here was a period in my life last year where I needed God to show up for me, but the kind of faith I needed to have I felt was a lot.
Many times I wanted to give up, I had to gaslight myself to believe the unbelievable. Things that defy logic. I thought “Why should this thing happen, it’s not right. What are the chances”. I was basically more naive than a child. And I consider myself more of a realistic person so it was really hard.
Day after day went but absolutely nothing happened. Even when I felt stupid. I couldn’t even tell people that I’m trusting God for this thing because they’ll laugh or just feel pity for how naive and ignorant I sound.
I remember writing at the back of my church note.. “ Trusting God is not as easy as it seems”.
There was a time that I was in a church service and I just zoned out because I didn’t have energy to believe that day and doubt overwhelmed me. I was so sad, you could literally see it in my posture.
But I had to pick myself up again the next day because I had no choice. The one thing that kept me going was
well I’m still in the process and there’s still time for something to happen when it’s over then you can finally give up on God but for now there’s still a chance
And tbh it was mentally exhausting and draining. There were plenty days I cried.
BUT….. after the craziest most draining, gaslighting naive, ignorant child like belief I had, GOD ACTUALLY SHOWED UP 😭😭. It was like a dream. I still can’t believe it. My friend still can’t even believe it. I am eternally thankful 🙏🏽.

Now the thing is, I know God can do anything but if it requires me to go back to that state of mental battle and depression then I’m genuinely scared to believe again 😭. I know I sound ungrateful but I am grateful. If He didn’t come through then I probably wouldn’t be alive by now honestly. I just don’t know if I have the strength again.

Btw I’m talking about believing God for a particular thing , not my belief in God.

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u/r3ddit47 — 4 days ago
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My partner is connecting everything to god and religion. Anyone knows why?

I am also a religious person and i think its good to have faith in religion but everything that is happening she is connecting it to religion.

Yesterday a person almost got hurt and as a saying here he said ,,thank god it didn’t hurt me,, . My gf started ranting how beautiful it was that he said thank god and never said glad he is okay. I didn’t wanna ruin her beliefs but it seems a bit obsessive.

And everything that is happening she starts talking how religion and god will show us the way of some sort and completely ditches reality sometimes.

Anyone else who is like this or has a way of dealing with this ? I think god is a part of what is happening but sometimes we have to deal with reality and play our cards and not depend on god to deal us with double aces every time .

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u/National_Spite_8092 — 5 days ago
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I post bible verses and positivity. I don’t engage. But I have negative 55 comments karma because haters hate. Why. How do I fix this. I want to post more but can’t

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u/Duane640511 — 5 days ago
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If the universe is infinite doesn't that mean god has to exist?

If it is infinite then all things and all variations of things should exist somewhere in it. So doesn't that mean god has to exist somewhere in it?

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u/_--_GOD_--_ — 5 days ago