For those paying attention, the events of the past year were foretold of in the previous year as what will be the beginnings of the 'Great Reset'; a time where nations and corporations of the world have jumped on the build back better bandwagon of this reset movement in order to 'save' mankind.
Roughly 1700 yrs ago there was another 'great reset', where the official state sanctioned and primarily Gentile Christianity movement (which gave birth to ALL that followed it) rejoined the world of man and opposed and blindsided the teachings of Jesus and His Gospel of the Kingdom. All this in the name of one could say, building back better in order to have more reach and power for the institution.
What was the result of this betrayal to the Kingdom? No way were those in charge going to preach or hand down teachings in church to the masses of what Jesus had taught. Teachings that condemned them for rejecting the Kingdom in favour of the world of man. This while doing the opposite of what Jesus taught us to do, to reject the ways of the world of man for the Kingdom and it's ways. Seems to me most (but not all) have followed the official lie and most probably don't even know it. It's in the scriptures folks, not the doctrines.
So now that we are facing a new great reset, what are the odds that this will take us further away from the Kingdom and from God, even with all of it's talk of saving mankind? I would say without doubt the odds are 100% in favour of what scripture (not many churches) teaches about those who look to the self serving ways of man for salvation. Where man accepts that which Jesus rejected in the desert, the same as Christianity of old did in it's great reset when it abandoned the Kingdom to accept and rejoin the world of man.
So easy it is to sway the world of man on a global basis into giving allegiance to the Prince of this world and it's minions who will be our saviours from all that they ruined in the first place. A final attempt by these false saviours to detour the masses once again from the path to the Kingdom. Enjoy the coming ride and I hope you choose well which path you will believe in.
Mark 8:36 For what shall it profit a man, if he shall gain the whole world, and lose his own soul?
© timothyu
Roughly 1700 yrs ago there was another 'great reset', where the official state sanctioned and primarily Gentile Christianity movement (which gave birth to ALL that followed it) rejoined the world of man and opposed and blindsided the teachings of Jesus and His Gospel of the Kingdom. All this in the name of one could say, building back better in order to have more reach and power for the institution.
What was the result of this betrayal to the Kingdom? No way were those in charge going to preach or hand down teachings in church to the masses of what Jesus had taught. Teachings that condemned them for rejecting the Kingdom in favour of the world of man. This while doing the opposite of what Jesus taught us to do, to reject the ways of the world of man for the Kingdom and it's ways. Seems to me most (but not all) have followed the official lie and most probably don't even know it. It's in the scriptures folks, not the doctrines.
So now that we are facing a new great reset, what are the odds that this will take us further away from the Kingdom and from God, even with all of it's talk of saving mankind? I would say without doubt the odds are 100% in favour of what scripture (not many churches) teaches about those who look to the self serving ways of man for salvation. Where man accepts that which Jesus rejected in the desert, the same as Christianity of old did in it's great reset when it abandoned the Kingdom to accept and rejoin the world of man.
So easy it is to sway the world of man on a global basis into giving allegiance to the Prince of this world and it's minions who will be our saviours from all that they ruined in the first place. A final attempt by these false saviours to detour the masses once again from the path to the Kingdom. Enjoy the coming ride and I hope you choose well which path you will believe in.
Mark 8:36 For what shall it profit a man, if he shall gain the whole world, and lose his own soul?
© timothyu
