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Gus Foster said:

It will become THE major port of entry for all imports, and the check point will be in Kansas City already under construction.

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Gus,

I am not sure, but suspect that this is <img src="/adventist/images/graemlins/129933-offtopic2.gif" alt="" /> and should perhaps be on a different thread. However, sooner or later, everything here seems to turn to Spirtualism/Spiritism so why not continue as we are. <img src="/adventist/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" />

I have not checked the NAFTA Website in quite a long while.

However, for quite a few years investers have been purchasing land adjoining I35 in anticipation of the completion of NAFTA Super Highway. This is the first time that I have heard that there will only be one check point, in Kansas City.

I am sorry to hear that there is, even a remote, possibility of closing the Check South of San Antonio? Check Points to illegials are much like locks on doors which keep honest people out, so are Check Points.

However, they are somewhat effective. If for no other reason than when you enter through a check point it makes a statement about the importance of the laws of the land in which one is entering.

Is the KC thing "cut in stone" or is there something that the "Average Joe" can do to instigate the creation of tougher Check Points closer to the boarder?

Naomi

If your dreams are not big enough to scare you, they are not big enough for God

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Re: Amazing Discoveries

We do sell Dr. Veith's lectures here and I do enjoy them but for myself I find that he's seeing Catholics/Freemasons under every bed, so to speak.

I wouldn't want anyone to become paranoid over every little thing over these. There has been detrimental results in the church with some of the followers of this mindset

I would say, Be aware and informed but be careful not to get fanatical. You might begin to suspect your fellow church members and that is devisive. We are at a time in history when we should be pressing together

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Isaiah 32:17 And the work of righteousness shall be peace; and the effect of righteousness quietness and assurance for ever.

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AMEN to ALL of the above, Gail. (Except the part about enjoying anyone offering full lectures in such misinformation.)

"After such knowledge, what forgiveness?" -- T.S. Eliot
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Gail and Nico, couldn't agree more!

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Gail, I almost agree with you. There is a small problem that motivates this thread; it is called the "middle ground." The bible is quite clear that there is either right or wrong, good or evil. It would seem that we Christians have established another ground, another realm, that of somewhere in between the two.

This middle ground fluxuates with individuality; each one of us claiming more or less than others. But if we are all honest, we all have some. Let us be honest, if it is not of Christ, it is of Satan, and one can list that in any manner that is suitable for the occassion; occultism, spiritism, spiritualis, compromise, or just plain sin.

The bottom line is fixed and clear, either each and every one of us is doing and thinking in the "mind of Christ," or in the realm of Satan. One might call this radical, but it is Scriptural. Another bottom line, Scripture says we are all accountable and will be held liable. That would suggest that if our lives are not honest, open, with fidelatry and integrity, then they are "under every bed," or at least in 'dark places.'

The one thing that becomes obvious to me is that the standard of Scripture, the foundations, has been displaced by individual likes and dislikes, by emotions, by "feelings," by pleasing sights and sounds, and by our claim of cultural movements surplanting "thus saith the Lord!"

Striving for a better relationship with Him!

Gus Foster

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This middle ground fluxuates with individuality; each one of us claiming more or less than others. But if we are all honest, we all have some. Let us be honest, if it is not of Christ, it is of Satan, and one can list that in any manner that is suitable for the occassion; occultism, spiritism, spiritualis, compromise, or just plain sin.

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This is what is known as "black and white thinking". It is a documented sign of either arrested development, or certain types of mental illness. It is not the milieu of the healthy, functional adult. In the real world, many issues are morally ambiguous or morally complicated, requiring far more than a blanket yea or nay to divine and establish their true nature. We would do well, in navigating the world around us, and this elusive fabric we call "reality", to proceed with caution and humility rather than blind zeal.

"After such knowledge, what forgiveness?" -- T.S. Eliot
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Re: Amazing Discoveries

We do sell Dr. Veith's lectures here and I do enjoy them but for myself I find that he's seeing Catholics/Freemasons under every bed, so to speak.

Gail--I see them not only under the bed, but on top, at the dinner table and anywhere else where we allow ourselves to wander from the protection of living in the Mind of Jesus. The Old and New Testaments are full of examples of this spiritual world, and everyone of the beasts (world powers) propagated false and spirit worship.

In Revelation, only one beast remains, and it is full of demons, etc. (Rev 18) It is worshipping Satan thru all kinds of doctrines and mediums. All of the gods and dieties of all of the other world beasts have been adapted in Her system of worship. And the govenments and businesses have capitulated, and worship (follow) the beast, which is a false religion enforced by this beast power.

We are now entering a season of false everything--Halloween, Christmas, Easter----all direct demon participation called worship. Many have told me that these have little meaning to them, but they revel in the festivities.

For any of us to minimize this scenario will bring disaster to our unprepared mindset and lifestyle. Those that are not 'the very elect'

will be caught up and blown away.

Striving for a better relationship with Him!

Gus Foster

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Horsepuckey and fanaticism.

"After such knowledge, what forgiveness?" -- T.S. Eliot
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The Beast is not the Habitation.

Babylon is the Habitation.

"After such knowledge, what forgiveness?" -- T.S. Eliot
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Dang, I'm bored. LOL.

"After such knowledge, what forgiveness?" -- T.S. Eliot
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Nico--

Who what where and when is this Babylon you are refering to, since it is not the demon filled modern, current religious system?

And you are bored because billions of God's creations are lost in this Satan dominated religious system!?!

Amazing!

Striving for a better relationship with Him!

Gus Foster

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Babylon is in the Bible. Rev. 17. I was correcting an error of statement in your post, because you spoke of the Beast as the Habitation, but this is incorrect. It is Babylon (which I spell Babalon for reasons pertaining to gematria) Who is the Habitation of Demons. ;-) Read Revelation 17-18.

I could tell you plenty more about Her, but you are not ready to hear it.

No, I was bored because yesterday there did not seem to be much activity on the board and I was itching for conversation.

Gus, you probably don't know I was IN the Illuminati (well at least, one of the occult societies considered a part of it). I know what is and is not plausible in your scenarios, what is and is not bunkum. For crying out loud. I was an ordained priestess, a chartered initiator, and led a local chapter of this fraternity for several years. You can't palm off third-hand conspiracy woo onto me where the occult is concerned; I ate, breathed, and slept the occult for over 20 years. I was IN the "know", so I know reality from fable where that underground subculture is concerned.

"After such knowledge, what forgiveness?" -- T.S. Eliot

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