Whats up with Monkey Pox??

Jah-son

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And, there are two books that contain similar info. One reference I have handy is paragraph 12, Chapter 7 of the “How to Remain in God’s Love” book which reads: “Does Jehovah really care about our decisions in matters of conscience? Yes, he does. Jehovah is interested in our thoughts and motives. (Read Proverbs 17:3; 24:12.) Since that is the case, when we are making a decision involving medical treatment, we need to pray for Jehovah’s guidance and then research the treatment. After that, we use our Bible-trained conscience to make our decision. We should not ask others what they would do if they were in our situation, nor should others try to influence our decision. Each Christian will “carry his own load.”—Galatians 6:5; Romans 14:12.
Oh, yeah...yet another example. Damning evidence. Thanks for posting. This has always been the direction prior to the "update" debacle. I always appreciated that direction.
Apparently it doesn't apply once you reach the "top"
 

CyndiaS

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These numbers were part of an interview on USA Watchdog.com


It's entirely possible Dr. Eads is a propagandist, but I find her to be honest. What does she gain by lying? That said, her sources could be lying. I believe her due to the shear volume of increases in the cited diagnoses. Over the next 1-3 years, a lot of people will die from these and other conditions, which may or may not ever be linked to the vaccines. I still believe the KOTN is behind this push, but will blame the KOTS for all the insanity to come... which will culminate in nuclear weapons being used and the current system going dark. When the 8th king rises, he'll blame the carnage on Democracy/Communism advocates and their opponents in Christendom/Zionism.

It's hard to know who to trust. I follow sources who do their best to tell the truth, and will admit when they've been lied to. There are sooooo many lies it's impossible to know the truth. The deep pocketed intelligence agencies, and the corporations they serve, created fake research companies to discredit HCQ. They do the same with real looking fake news. They have state of the art technology to create videos and research articles meant to mislead... so take EVERYTHING but the Truth with a grain of salt.
Tysm! 💛
 

Sunshower

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I don’t mean to sound like I’m making excuses…
Dear sister,

My mother lost my dad over a decade and a half ago and she feels exactly the same as you. Years have passed and she still hasn’t gotten used to being alone in tough situations. She too has to deal with the org not being what she thought it was. And being on the polar opposite of it is something she really struggles with.

Please don’t think you’re making excuses. You have just experienced a very traumatic event and your life has been completely turned upside down. Take your time to adjust and trust in our Heavenly Father. He will give you strength to cope when you feel you don’t have any strength left. He will never leave those seeking truth.

Please know you are in my prayers and I wish you wisdom to find your way in this unwanted fase of your life.
 

4JahandChrist

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Dear sister,

My mother lost my dad over a decade and a half ago and she feels exactly the same as you. Years have passed and she still hasn’t gotten used to being alone in tough situations. She too has to deal with the org not being what she thought it was. And being on the polar opposite of it is something she really struggles with.

Please don’t think you’re making excuses. You have just experienced a very traumatic event and your life has been completely turned upside down. Take your time to adjust and trust in our Heavenly Father. He will give you strength to cope when you feel you don’t have any strength left. He will never leave those seeking truth.

Please know you are in my prayers and I wish you wisdom to find your way in this unwanted fase of your life.
Sunshower people like you are why am I still in the fight. You just supported a beautiful sister in her grief and by default did the same for me also. Awesome Chic. (y)
 

Sunshower

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Sunshower people like you are why am I still in the fight. You just supported a beautiful sister in her grief and by default did the same for me also. Awesome Chic. (y)
Thank you. I see her pain in my mom and that makes me so sad. I hope my words matter. I’m not a poet, I don’t have a way with words, but I just want my sister to know that we feel her pain.
 

jay

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I also keep a list of scriptures and references in my Notes app on my phone to keep things handy for use on the fly.
I have to do something like that because my brain is like putty. I can't remember bible verses for the life of me. Just the few regular ones we used in service. John 17:3 etc.
 

Ms_ladyblue

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Dear sister,

My mother lost my dad over a decade and a half ago and she feels exactly the same as you. Years have passed and she still hasn’t gotten used to being alone in tough situations. She too has to deal with the org not being what she thought it was. And being on the polar opposite of it is something she really struggles with.

Please don’t think you’re making excuses. You have just experienced a very traumatic event and your life has been completely turned upside down. Take your time to adjust and trust in our Heavenly Father. He will give you strength to cope when you feel you don’t have any strength left. He will never leave those seeking truth.

Please know you are in my prayers and I wish you wisdom to find your way in this unwanted fase of your life.
@Sunshower 💞

When I was reading your comment about your mom losing your dad it made me think about this widows’ forum I go on, and when I read the many comments I notice that so many are losing their spouses. But the one thing that stands out is, they all express the same kind of pain. A pain like no other! In addition to having been betrayed by the org. it’s more than a “sting.”

Thank you so much for your heartfelt words that can help me in the days ahead to move on just a little more. I know that you must be a strengthening aid to your mom as well.

I believe there comes a time, although we really don’t let go and move on. We just learn how to cope with our loss, smile when we’re sad…laugh when we’re broken. Adapt, survive and live. We carry on and hope for the best.

That‘s probably what your mom has done along the way. It’s my hope as time goes on and I continue to trust in my God, he’ll give me the strength I need to get through this “unwanted phase of my life.”

Here are these beautiful words that well describe our experience: Psalm 40:1,2 “I earnestly hoped in Jehovah, and he inclined his ear to me and heard my cry for help. He brought me up out of a roaring pit, Out of the slimy mire. And set my feet upon a crag; He made my footing secure.”

When Jehovah “inclined his ear to me” (the footnote reads “bent down to listen“) Just think of it, the Almighty God “bends down“ to us…reminds me that Jehovah’s eyes are on the righteous, already paying attention…So in effect this shows just how much Jehovah is like a loving parent who has concerns for their children at all times. He knows what we need and when.
 

Sunshower

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@Sunshower 💞

When I was reading your comment about your mom losing your dad it made me think about this widows’ forum I go on, and when I read the many comments I notice that so many are losing their spouses. But the one thing that stands out is, they all express the same kind of pain. A pain like no other! In addition to having been betrayed by the org. it’s more than a “sting.”

Thank you so much for your heartfelt words that can help me in the days ahead to move on just a little more. I know that you must be a strengthening aid to your mom as well.

I believe there comes a time, although we really don’t let go and move on. We just learn how to cope with our loss, smile when we’re sad…laugh when we’re broken. Adapt, survive and live. We carry on and hope for the best.

That‘s probably what your mom has done along the way. It’s my hope as time goes on and I continue to trust in my God, he’ll give me the strength I need to get through this “unwanted phase of my life.”

Here are these beautiful words that well describe our experience: Psalm 40:1,2 “I earnestly hoped in Jehovah, and he inclined his ear to me and heard my cry for help. He brought me up out of a roaring pit, Out of the slimy mire. And set my feet upon a crag; He made my footing secure.”

When Jehovah “inclined his ear to me” (the footnote reads “bent down to listen“) Just think of it, the Almighty God “bends down“ to us…reminds me that Jehovah’s eyes are on the righteous, already paying attention…So in effect this shows just how much Jehovah is like a loving parent who has concerns for their children at all times. He knows what we need and when.
Yes, I so recognise her words in your words. And I can’t imagine how deep the pain goes. I lost my dad (and I was a daddy’s girl), but she lots her mate, lover, best friend.
Only Jehovah knows the depth of your pain and he will care for you like no human ever will. I am certain that nothing can separate you from His love. Jehovah cares deeply for those who lost their spouses, just look what He says in James 1:27: The form of worship that is clean and undefiled from the standpoint of our God and Father is this: to look after orphans and widows in their tribulation, and to keep oneself without spot from the world.

He associates clean and undefiled worship with how we look after widows. That’s how important you are to our God, Jehovah ❤️

These words in Isaiah 42:3 comfort me when I’m in pain: No crushed reed will he break, And no smoldering wick will he extinguish. In faithfulness he will bring justice.
 

Ms_ladyblue

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Yes, I so recognise her words in your words. And I can’t imagine how deep the pain goes. I lost my dad (and I was a daddy’s girl), but she lots her mate, lover, best friend.
Only Jehovah knows the depth of your pain and he will care for you like no human ever will. I am certain that nothing can separate you from His love. Jehovah cares deeply for those who lost their spouses, just look what He says in James 1:27: The form of worship that is clean and undefiled from the standpoint of our God and Father is this: to look after orphans and widows in their tribulation, and to keep oneself without spot from the world.

He associates clean and undefiled worship with how we look after widows. That’s how important you are to our God, Jehovah ❤️

These words in Isaiah 42:3 comfort me when I’m in pain: No crushed reed will he break, And no smoldering wick will he extinguish. In faithfulness he will bring justice.
@Sunshower

Yes, Jehovah certainly knows the depth of our pain. For years I guess I never realized how important those words were in James 1: 27 till recently. Imagine, Jehovah associating clean worship with how we look after widows. I don’t think the organization gives very much thought to that either.

You said that you were a daddy’s girl, so was I and when I lost my dad in 2007, I was devastated and depressed for a while. But this is different because I feel like I’ve lost part of myself. When you’re married you become one flesh. Those are more than mere words.
❤️❤️❤️
 

Sunshower

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@Sunshower

Yes, Jehovah certainly knows the depth of our pain. For years I guess I never realized how important those words were in James 1: 27 till recently. Imagine, Jehovah associating clean worship with how we look after widows. I don’t think the organization gives very much thought to that either.

You said that you were a daddy’s girl, so was I and when I lost my dad in 2007, I was devastated and depressed for a while. But this is different because I feel like I’ve lost part of myself. When you’re married you become one flesh. Those are more than mere words.
❤️❤️❤️
There is much in the Bible we didn’t understand until our eyes were opened recently. I now see how much we have to relearn.

It is different, losing a parent. I’ve moved on but my mom hasn’t been really able to. I can’t imagine what pain you feel 😔
 

Sundial

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There is much in the Bible we didn’t understand until our eyes were opened recently. I now see how much we have to relearn.

It is different, losing a parent. I’ve moved on but my mom hasn’t been really able to. I can’t imagine what pain you feel 😔
I too lost my husband suddenly just 2 months ago and I know that the pain will be permanent, there is no getting over it. We spent our whole married life planning and imagining what we would do together on paradise earth. It was never even possible to think of life any other way. We would always be together. He was my first love, and I depended on him in so many ways. Now it is all gone... I imagine other widows must feel the same..
 

Sunshower

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I too lost my husband suddenly just 2 months ago and I know that the pain will be permanent, there is no getting over it. We spent our whole married life planning and imagining what we would do together on paradise earth. It was never even possible to think of life any other way. We would always be together. He was my first love, and I depended on him in so many ways. Now it is all gone... I imagine other widows must feel the same..
I so want to give you and @Jgremillion83 a hug 🤗
 
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