Joe Biden is an answer to prayer.

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God's plan to redeem His creation is going forward and will not fail .
He wants us to give Him first place, not this world or the things of this world.
Events today look like the last of the last, and reminds me of the way He led the Egyptian army to the edge of the Red Sea to a trap of their destruction.
blessings:):unsure:(y):coffee:
 
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When I hear the name George Soros, I know it can't be good. That guy is awful.
 
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https://www.frontpagemag.com/biden-to-double-cost-of-electricity/

Biden to Double Cost of Electricity
How many Americans can afford to pay twice as much for their utilities?

If you have been praying that people would turn to the Lord and repent of their evil ways, this guy is an answer to your prayers!

Americans can’t afford to buy food, so Biden decided that they also shouldn’t be able to heat their homes during the winter. After an “environmental” measure that would prevent a majority of the country from being able to afford new cars, Biden is now going after their power bills.

The latest EPA proposal would mandate ‘carbon capture’ at power plants. A study by MIT showed that carbon capture raises the cost of electricity from 30% to 50% depending on the type of plant. Another study by Australia’s Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis however showed that prices could actually climb as high as 95% to 175%.

Imagine your power bills doubling? That will be the final blow for millions of Americans.
 
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For those who think Joe Biden is bad for the economy, consider this, the price of oil is up 60% since he became president and some are predicting it could soon double in price from where it is now! If that is not good for the economy of the oil companies I don't know what is!

Also, consider the industrial military complex. After four years of Trump they were looking at mass layoffs, but not anymore! Business is booming, literally for the Arms manufacturers!

And that is not all! Construction may be down, mortgage rates are sky high, but for those who build billionaire bunkers, business is skyrocketing!
 
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George0115 said:
Biden is the worst president of my life time. Just look at the boarder alone. This guy left the boarder opened during a world wide pandemic. We don't have a clue who is in this country right now. Terrorists got in here already. They caught some, but I know they didn't get them all. Look at all the fentanyl that got in here. There's enough in this country to kill us all! Its funny I don't hear the word impeachment. Funny how that works.
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Trump didn't do much better.
 
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seed_time_harvest said:
Trump didn't do much better.
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Fair point, if Biden starts WW3, and oversees the collapse of the US, the collapse of our economy and the destruction of the US as a world power, it is a very low bar, any president did better than that.

Anyway, the good news is that Aragorn will lead those 81 million Biden voters to defeat the invading horde coming to the US.
 
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GRACE_ambassador said:
Oct 13, 2022?

So, a year later, the speculative "date setting" is still at a 100% failure rate, eh?
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Are you saying that my post "the day or the Lord is at hand" was "date setting"?

The "day of the lord is at hand" is a reference to Joel, in that book they describe a frankenstein bug that looks like 4 bugs spliced together which causes a global shutdown of the economy. We saw that on the Feast of Trumpets in 2020 when worldwide governments began shutting down due to Covid 19, a bug spliced together in a bioweapons lab. God says that the shutdown is Him declaring a fast because "the day of the Lord is at hand".

According to typology the Feast of Trumpets announces the coming of the king and you have ten days to prepare to meet your God at the Day of Atonement, Judgement Day. This is a type, I believe the reality is you have 10 years from 2020 to 2030.
 
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seed_time_harvest said:
You crack me up Cameron.:LOL::LOL::LOL:
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Usually I attempt to add humor to my posts. This wasn't one of those times. I do think you are a nice person, but I don't understand how any Christian can come to the worldview and hold the beliefs you hold.
 
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Cameron143 said:
Usually I attempt to add humor to my posts. This wasn't one of those times. I do think you are a nice person, but I don't understand how any Christian can come to the worldview and hold the beliefs you hold.
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I think that sometimes, these are the most humorous of situations... we attempt to present in a serious manner, and people find us "funny".
Frustrating, no doubt... but the humor remains.
 
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Ted01 said:
I think that sometimes, these are the most humorous of situations... we attempt to present in a serious manner, and people find us "funny".
Frustrating, no doubt... but the humor remains.
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I'm not frustrated. When people hold views that differ from mine, I try to understand the reasoning that informs their perspective. He is always amicable and pleasant, and seems genuinely interested in learning, but his understanding doesn't seem to increase. I'm not saddened personally. I find his answer to be reflective of this reality , and I find such a condition sad...much the way I view people who understand the gospel and recognize their need for a Savior, and never call upon the name of the Lord.
 
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Cameron143 said:
I'm not frustrated. When people hold views that differ from mine, I try to understand the reasoning that informs their perspective. He is always amicable and pleasant, and seems genuinely interested in learning, but his understanding doesn't seem to increase. I'm not saddened personally. I find his answer to be reflective of this reality , and I find such a condition sad...much the way I view people who understand the gospel and recognize their need for a Savior, and never call upon the name of the Lord.
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Most liberals come to their senses after being mugged,
 
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Cameron143 said:
I'm not frustrated. When people hold views that differ from mine, I try to understand the reasoning that informs their perspective. He is always amicable and pleasant, and seems genuinely interested in learning, but his understanding doesn't seem to increase. I'm not saddened personally. I find his answer to be reflective of this reality , and I find such a condition sad...much the way I view people who understand the gospel and recognize their need for a Savior, and never call upon the name of the Lord.
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Yeah, I hear ya'.
I thought that there might be some frustration from your trying to be serious, but viewed as humorous instead.

But that aside, I think that I understand your other point(s)... and I find it sad too... and also, frustrating. I guess, that you're more tolerant or can more readily apply acceptance to these things. Acceptance of these "anomalous behaviors"(?) has always been difficult for me.

I think that I watched too much Monty Python in my youth, and it's affected me, lol.
 
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Ted01 said:
Yeah, I hear ya'.
I thought that there might be some frustration from your trying to be serious, but viewed as humorous instead.

But that aside, I think that I understand your other point(s)... and I find it sad too... and also, frustrating. I guess, that you're more tolerant or can more readily apply acceptance to these things. Acceptance of these "anomalous behaviors"(?) has always been difficult for me.

I think that I watched too much Monty Python in my youth, and it's affected me, lol.
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If you blame it on Monty Python, then we're in the same boat. Actually, I'm not naturally very loving, and I'm very pragmatic. I'm concerned to understand the best way for things to be done, often void of what is best for people. Trust me when I say that anything you ever find commendable in me is only there as a result of the work of God in me. I don't know how people have put up with me since I've been saved; let alone before.
 
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Cameron143 said:
If you blame it on Monty Python, then we're in the same boat. Actually, I'm not naturally very loving, and I'm very pragmatic. I'm concerned to understand the best way for things to be done, often void of what is best for people. Trust me when I say that anything you ever find commendable in me is only there as a result of the work of God in me. I don't know how people have put up with me since I've been saved; let alone before.
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I've never doubted that God has worked effectively in your life... He shows through.
 
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Cameron143 said:
I'm not frustrated. When people hold views that differ from mine, I try to understand the reasoning that informs their perspective. He is always amicable and pleasant, and seems genuinely interested in learning, but his understanding doesn't seem to increase. I'm not saddened personally. I find his answer to be reflective of this reality , and I find such a condition sad...much the way I view people who understand the gospel and recognize their need for a Savior, and never call upon the name of the Lord.
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I’m trying to understand WHY out of all the republicans running for president many Christians are defending an unGODly man like trump.🤦‍♂️
 
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