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Dark forces in your lives

Sometimes you don’t know the source of “evil” thoughts. They come lightning fast and binds you with a blindfold. Temptations, sexual, fear, hate, love and many more. They just take charge at any moment that comes from within.

Every aspect of each of them can turn you into a feeling zombie without a way out. You turn every stone without finding a useful explanation of why you fell into that pithole. You are stunned and baffled and you’re even shaking a bit.

But there’s a reason for it, and you’d never guess where. There’s a spirit who wants pain and suffering inside you. You know that, because there’s no reason that you came to this alone. Someone or something activated this inside. Blindfolds gives you a blurred view and you can’t see the real reason because of it.

The spirit is Satan in his full bright light, giving fuel to every wrong feeling you have. Building a full set of completed thoughts you can do anything without asking questions, just brewing them. Fuel by them you’re in for disappointments and even self pity for them failing. They never seem to get around.

Satan hate self reflections because they tend to expose him. Reflections puts together truth and expell lies. You turn to the source but you don’t beleive its him doing this. You think its all your fault, failing short of explanations because there’s nothing to grasp. Then you turn away from them not knowing or willing to understand the nature of them.

That nagging feeling of someone or something order you around is so consuming and disturbing. What is there to expose and how?. The source came out of nothing, but there a common denominator for them. A starter and a fierce source inventor, the false light that surrounds you when you’re feeling weak.

There’s only one to protect you when you’re feeling weak or bewildered. He’s there all the time and have better light and super powers. He’s in there for the long howl. His love and affection you can’t feel at once, but He has a guiding light through your conscience saying there’s another way. There’s almost alternatives in your thoughts. You don’t trust those, because they come from a almost same origin without the base feelings.

Those feelings comes from The Holy Spirit guiding you out in a different way without pain or sorrow. The emptyness is not that roaring and its silenced by love and direction. The source is even revealed for you, giving the evil one a kick back to its pit. You’ll never go there againfor the same reasons.

Jesus died for excactly those reasons, giving guidance in faith. The most important in life is to choose right ways in everyday life. You will fail but you raise up in faith summing and give a praise to His glory because He went through death and back just for you. He gives guidance through The Holy Spirit which drives a neat package you can’t miss after you repent your sinful life.

Its not easy to give control to a external celestial being you can’t see or touch. But you never question failed feelings source, you just fell into them. Why are you doing that? What is there to put two and two together and get true victories over them by faith. The sweet overwhelming sense can be yours.

Follow Christ as your Savior, and you will see that your sinful flesh will be mastered by your faith alone. You will see temptations and other feelings with another light and lumination. There’s then hope for a better future without a harse and tough everyday life. Your ways will improve and your getting a compass that never lie to you.

A living God is always a strange feeling, you can’t feel right away, but you will never question His existance because of your new-born being when you ask Him for His son to be your guiding light. He’s there always. Those nagging feelings will never have a hold on you any more. You’re more free then than ever before.

Every aspect of a Christian life include prayers for protection and receiver of love. And you have that in a jiffy when you ask of Him.

Why giving it a try, you’ll never go back.

Our sins shall be confessed to God. He is the only one who can give forgiveness. John says, “But if we confess our sins, he is faithful and just to forgive us our sins and cleanse us from all unrighteousness.” 1.9. When the Pharisees sat and listened to Jesus forgive a man his sins, they said, “Who else but God can forgive sins?” Mark.2, 7. They were right in this, for the Bible teaches us.

What they were wrong about was that they did not accept Jesus as God with the right to forgive. It is through Jesus’ great sacrifice for us that God has made the remission of sins possible for us. But when Jesus teaches us to pray the Lord’s prayer, He says we shall say, “Leave us our fault as we and forsake our debtors.” When he subsequently explains the prayer, he says: “For if you forgive men the injustice they do to you, even the Father you have in heaven will forgive you.” Matt. 6, 12.14.

This shows us that we should both confess what we have done wrong to our neighbor and expect his forgiveness. When Jacob writes about intercessing for the sick, he points out the need for the one to be prayed for to have a good conscience; And then he says: “Then confess the sins to one another and pray for one another, that you may be healed.” 5, 16. This also tells us to confess certain sins to each other. What is it that we should confess to one another?

If we have done something wrong with a fellow human being, it must be confessed to him. It is not God’s meaning that we should bring our inner life, and our sin list, to everyone else’s knowledge. On the contrary. In the same connection, when Jesus teaches the disciples to pray, he tells them to go to God “in secret.” In “the hidden” the new translation says. (Matt. 6, 6, 18) Our own privacy and their problems are a matter between God and us. He who “sees in secret” will pay us plainly. When we go to our fellow men to ask for forgiveness for the mistakes we have made against them, we must ask the Lord for heavenly wisdom to do it right and out of true humility.

We must also weigh our words so that not even the confession of sin creates more evil than the evil act itself caused. We include an author’s statement on this important subject: “He who hides his iniquities has no happiness, but he who confesses them and turning from them, finding mercy. ”The conditions for achieving mercy in God are simple, righteous, and reasonable. The Lord does not require us to do anything heavy and difficult to be forgiven. We do not need to make long, thirteenth pilgrimage trips or perform painful cures to recommend us to God in heaven or to commit our transgressions.

He who confesses his sins and abstains from them finds mercy. The Apostle says: “Then confess the sins of one another, and pray for one another, that ye may be healed.” “Confess their sins to God, for only he can forgive them and confess their faults to one another.” Have you sinned against your friend or courage your neighbor, then you should admit your mistake and it is his duty to you. Then you have to ask God for forgiveness, because the brother whom you have wronged belongs to God, and if you hurt him, you sin against his creator and redeemer.

Put the matter ahead of the only true intermediary, our great high priest, “who has been tried in all the same way as we, but without sin” and who “can have compassion on us in our weakness and can cleanse us from all the spots of sin. “Those who have not humbled themselves before God and acknowledged their guilt have not yet fulfilled the first condition of being believed in God. If we have not experienced the repentance that we do not regret, and we have not confessed our sins and abhorred our injustice with true humility and with a broken spirit, we have never truly sinned. And if we have never sought, we have never found the peace of God.

The only reason we have not been forgiven of sins that we have done in the past is that we are not willing to humble our hearts and adhere to the conditions of truth. We have received clear teaching about this. Whether the confession of sin is public or private, it should come from the heart and be open and voluntary. It must not be forced on the culprit. Neither should it be rendered in a superficial and indifferent manner or be demanded of those who do not understand the real nature of sin.

When the confession expresses our innermost and deepest feelings, it finds its way to a merciful God. The psalmist says, “The Lord is near to those who have a broken heart, and he saves those who have a broken spirit.” True confession is always of a peculiar nature and pertains to particular sins. These may be of such a nature that they should only be presented to God, or they may consist of errors that we must confess to the individual who has been wronged. They can also be of a more public nature, in which case we must confess them publicly.

But any confession must be firm and factual, so that we just admit to the sins we have made guilty of. At the time of Samuel, the Israelites departed from God. They suffered from the consequences of sin, for they had lost faith in God, the understanding of his power and wisdom to rule over the people, and the confidence that he could defend and defend his cause. They turned away from the ruler of the universe and wanted a similar rule as the peoples around them. Before they found peace, they had to proclaim this particular confession that to all their other sins they had “laid the iniquity to require a king.” They had to confess precisely the sin they were convinced of.

Their ungratefulness burdened them and separated them from God. God cannot acknowledge our confession unless it is followed by sincere repentance and repentance. There must be settled changes so that we turn away from everything that displeases God. This will be the result of true grief over sin. The part of the work that we must do is clearly stated: “Wash yourselves, cleanse you, take away your evil deeds from my eyes, stop doing evil! Learn to do good, win on what is right, show the right man the right way, help the fatherless to his right, before the widow’s case! ”

When the wicked returns a pledge, he repeats what he has robbed, so does the commandment of life so that he does not do wrong. Then he shall surely live, he shall not die. ” In view of the work of repentance, Paul says: “See what led you to leave the grief as God wills: zeal, defense, indignation, fear, longing, earnestness, and willingness to punish. In all respects you have shown that you are without fault in this matter. ”

When sin has paralyzed the moral judgment, the offender cannot detect the deficiencies in his character or realize how abominable his action is, and if he is not influenced by the convincing power of the Holy Ghost, he will continue to be partially blind to his sin. His confession is not sincere and serious. For each admission of his sin, he adds an excuse for his conduct, claiming that if certain circumstances had not occurred, he would never have done what he was reprimanded for.

After Adam and Eve had eaten from the forbidden tree, they were filled with a sense of shame and fear. Initially, they were merely thinking about how they could excuse their sin and avoid the dreaded death sentence. When the Lord asked them about their sin, Adam partially blamed God and partly on his wife, and said, “The woman whom you gave me to be with me, she gave me the tree, and I ate.” The woman owed the serpent and said, “The serpent fooled me, and I ate.” Why did you create the serpent? Why did you let it into Eden? These questions were in her excuse that she had sinned. Eve overturned responsibility for the fall over to God.

The spirit of self-righteousness originated with the father of lies and has since appeared in all of Adam’s descendants. Such confessions are not inspired by the Holy Spirit and will not be accepted by God. Sincere remorse will lead a man to bear his guilt and to admit it without resorting to hypocrisy or deception. Like the poor messenger, who did not even look up to heaven, he will shout: “God, please be merciful to me!” And those who acknowledge their guilt will be justified, for Jesus has for his own blood atoned for all repentant people.

The examples of sincere remorse and humiliation that the Word of God mentions show that they were willing to confess. There was no excuse for sin or any attempt to justify themselves. Paul did not seek to shield himself. He paints his sin in the darkest colors and tries not to make his fault less than it is. He says: “I got authority from the high priests and cast many of the Saints in prison, and if it were to execute them, I voted for.

Around the synagogues I was often punished for forcing them to mock, and in my rage I persecuted them all the way to cities abroad. “He states openly:” Christ Jesus came into the world to save sinners; and among them I am the greatest “. The humble, broken heart burdened by sincere repentance will understand some of God’s love and what Calvary has cost. And as a son confesses a loving father, so the repentant man will lay his sins before God. Scripture says, “If we confess our sins, he is faithful and just to forgive us our sins and cleanse us from all unrighteousness.”

From the book: “The Way to Christ” by E.G. White.

Walking in the valley of shadows where everything is blurred can pose real challenges. You don’t know if the light is real anymore where it lies like veil on the ground. It lives its own life where it does not enter without you being naked. Your nudity is your fear expressed in a senseless game.

Then you see how little that light has for you. You want to see another truth. It is the worst form of breach of trust, you think. You turn away from God. Satan has played out his hand in his false light and given you the impression it comes from God. There is only one way back.

Monday 4 March 2019

Sunday 3 march 2019

I’m speaking directly to pain now. No walls will be standing after this! Remote connection is possible here, because pain is a colossal and international abnormality in our lives.

Transgressions in pain is overshadowed by the internal bleeding of the source coming within. Making it impossible to master and dwell on it in true freedom. Satan is the transgressor and source of it as he turns the channel of hope and love in unbelief and waiver.

Every single puppet of disbelief will be your string master. And you dance the dance of pain without knowing its true purpose, to break you for good. Turning away from God without even knowing you’re doing it. Satan is that good in this.

To break those chains is a hard battle. It begins with a true repentance of sin. By doing that you’re in control of the channel to God directly through the resurrection of Christ. The next step is to try to see Gods true light in your inner eye. That’s forming as you repent and comes in the range of true forgiveness. Then comes the outfitting of new features.

Your new fittings will arise as you worship Him and His work inside you, God resides in your spirit, always being there since birth. It happened to me, so why should it not fall inside you as well. Gods true light in inside us all the time, just pick it up. Its connected to us as a “belonging to” feature.

Your pain is known by Him, its not His doing or source. There’s not two wills of this world, its three! Gods,Satans and us!!!! We’re born in free will! So its three! What we do in life reflects three and that can be too much for some people as pain resides in our free souls and its not connected to Him at all.

We need the Cross of Christ to set a turning point in our pain. This true event will cast out any disbelief and pull you towards Him and His bloodied last steps of completion of a true channel to God. This has been revealed to me without reading a sentence in the Bible about it! You will be taught this naturally as we are His creations.

Casting “coins” back and forth to find out the value of faith is a wrong thing to do. Our intellect turn everything to a soup of fear and we spill the soup so that we’re left with almost nothing to grasp of it. To just believe today is a different matter as our lives are dependent on making it here in this world. There’s a way for “falling in” as many young people comes to faith, even muslims converts as Jesus comes inside their dreams.

My faith is so strong after a lifetime of searching, all this was revealed to me in 10 days, and more…….the future holds more prayers as I become His prayer giant. It will be like Billy Graham’s legacy, I listen to all his teachings as he was a true and right believer of Christ.

If it happened to me, you can also step into the light and be filled by Him. I pray that every reader of this will be met with the desire of get more of true wisdom. We have the authority in Him to find and turn to God directly. Do it now, don’t waiver anymore, give it a chance to turn.

I’m here to fill your faith to be strong!