Why do people ask the same questions over and over as if they never got an answer the first time?
Do you really want to be free?
Romans 10:8-10, have you done what verse 9 says?
Yes. Numerous times.
Have you cried out to God to save you?
Yes. Numerous times.
Did you really mean it?
As much as anyone subjectively can, yes. Unless you have some tricksy definition of "meaning it" based on something other than one's own feelings and intentions at the time, perhaps?
Have you asked God to forgive you? To cleanse you?
Yes, numerous times.
Well, have you forgiven everyone who's ever hurt you?
Could not hold a grudge if it tried.
But forgiveness releases us from anger, bitterness and revenge. It does not release us from the pain or consequences suffered. If a lorry runs you down and makes you paraplegic and in a wheelchair for life, you can forgive the driver all you please, it won't give you back your legs though.
Is Christ your Lord and Saviour?
Well that's what's in dispute here now, ain't it. If you mean does it regard Him as such? How about putting it this way, there bes not anyone else it expects to bring deliverance, healing and cleansing.
Have you renounced Satan and decided to never have anything to do with him again?
That would be the definition of freedom from bondage, now, wouldn't it. Or do you have some tricksy definition of bondage that means not real bondage but more like, "a situation where you pretend to be helpless when in reality you could just put an end to it entirely at whim anytime". That would not be Moriah's definition of bondage, but it sure seems to be the definition many others give it.
Do you really want to be set free?
Gee, what do you think... No, it only pretends to want that so it can lure unsuspecting victims into trying to help it. Once it gets them caring and involved, it uses its demons to exsanguinate them of faith by trapping them into forfeiture one way or another. Satisfied yet? Would that be what you want to hear? What you've been waiting to hear?
Round and round and round they go, over and over and over. The same interminable round of interrogations while humans smash their head against a living, walking reality they have spent their entire lifetimes convincing themselves cannot exist: the presence of a truly lost and damned soul with the voice of Lucifer walking this earth alive to tell its tale.
The answers won't change, people. You can ask a thousand million times and the answers remain the same. Ultimately it depends on whether Moriah gives you the short answer or tries to explain further, but explaining further tends to create confusion and cause repetitive inquiries of the same thing so maybe it should not try to explain further or deeper and just say what people think they need to hear.
OK, if you really desperately need your mind freed from what daimonizomai lives with every day, fine, go ahead and think whatever you please. Think everything it says to be a lie. Go on, you do anyway, so you might as well own up to as much. Think that when it says it cannot, it must really mean it "will not". That would be the biggest lie here of all but if it pleases you to think that, if that lights your candle to find your way back out of the Abyss you never intended to fall into by communicating with the daimonizomai then go for it. Think that it really just loves being in bondage and wants to stay inhabited forever and go to hell for all eternity after death -- go on, you know you want to -- and then YOU can come up with some elaborate explanation why it keeps making a nuisance of itself asking God for a miracle and lamenting how He treats it in return. Perhaps you can come up with a better conspiracy theory in this regard than its own musings have done.
Yes, go ahead, think what you want and leave Moriah out of it then, by ceasing to ask the same questions over and over again relentlessly like some witchfinder's torture-chamber interrogatories when you refuse to listen to the answers. Go on. Knock yourself out. It will still be here experiencing its life precisely the way said life actually bes and not what nonsensical notions others attach to it or inversions they impose upon it, so all those false accusations, inversions and general condemnations that don't fit won't amount to a hill of beans anyway.
Do you really want to be free?
Romans 10:8-10, have you done what verse 9 says?
Yes. Numerous times.
Have you cried out to God to save you?
Yes. Numerous times.
Did you really mean it?
As much as anyone subjectively can, yes. Unless you have some tricksy definition of "meaning it" based on something other than one's own feelings and intentions at the time, perhaps?
Have you asked God to forgive you? To cleanse you?
Yes, numerous times.
Well, have you forgiven everyone who's ever hurt you?
Could not hold a grudge if it tried.
But forgiveness releases us from anger, bitterness and revenge. It does not release us from the pain or consequences suffered. If a lorry runs you down and makes you paraplegic and in a wheelchair for life, you can forgive the driver all you please, it won't give you back your legs though.
Is Christ your Lord and Saviour?
Well that's what's in dispute here now, ain't it. If you mean does it regard Him as such? How about putting it this way, there bes not anyone else it expects to bring deliverance, healing and cleansing.
Have you renounced Satan and decided to never have anything to do with him again?
That would be the definition of freedom from bondage, now, wouldn't it. Or do you have some tricksy definition of bondage that means not real bondage but more like, "a situation where you pretend to be helpless when in reality you could just put an end to it entirely at whim anytime". That would not be Moriah's definition of bondage, but it sure seems to be the definition many others give it.
Do you really want to be set free?
Gee, what do you think... No, it only pretends to want that so it can lure unsuspecting victims into trying to help it. Once it gets them caring and involved, it uses its demons to exsanguinate them of faith by trapping them into forfeiture one way or another. Satisfied yet? Would that be what you want to hear? What you've been waiting to hear?
Round and round and round they go, over and over and over. The same interminable round of interrogations while humans smash their head against a living, walking reality they have spent their entire lifetimes convincing themselves cannot exist: the presence of a truly lost and damned soul with the voice of Lucifer walking this earth alive to tell its tale.
The answers won't change, people. You can ask a thousand million times and the answers remain the same. Ultimately it depends on whether Moriah gives you the short answer or tries to explain further, but explaining further tends to create confusion and cause repetitive inquiries of the same thing so maybe it should not try to explain further or deeper and just say what people think they need to hear.
OK, if you really desperately need your mind freed from what daimonizomai lives with every day, fine, go ahead and think whatever you please. Think everything it says to be a lie. Go on, you do anyway, so you might as well own up to as much. Think that when it says it cannot, it must really mean it "will not". That would be the biggest lie here of all but if it pleases you to think that, if that lights your candle to find your way back out of the Abyss you never intended to fall into by communicating with the daimonizomai then go for it. Think that it really just loves being in bondage and wants to stay inhabited forever and go to hell for all eternity after death -- go on, you know you want to -- and then YOU can come up with some elaborate explanation why it keeps making a nuisance of itself asking God for a miracle and lamenting how He treats it in return. Perhaps you can come up with a better conspiracy theory in this regard than its own musings have done.
Yes, go ahead, think what you want and leave Moriah out of it then, by ceasing to ask the same questions over and over again relentlessly like some witchfinder's torture-chamber interrogatories when you refuse to listen to the answers. Go on. Knock yourself out. It will still be here experiencing its life precisely the way said life actually bes and not what nonsensical notions others attach to it or inversions they impose upon it, so all those false accusations, inversions and general condemnations that don't fit won't amount to a hill of beans anyway.
