I honestly don’t know how I got any footage at all. It was so sunny, I could barely see anything on my phone screen due to sun glare.
Now, the gentlemen in 10:43, in the video (white shirt, black blotches) was acting super sketchy, or as daddy would say, sus. I was trying to record his face but he would not turn around. BTW, card information can be stolen by someone simply walking next to you (skimming). They don’t need to scan your physical card anymore. I had my RFID wallet on me to protect my cards, however concerning my ATM card, I had mistakenly placed it on the outside slot (where the license goes, coved only by a thin clear plastic) where is not protected by the carbon fiber RFID signal blocker. So as a precaution, I drove to my bank right after we left here and got a new ATM card.
Not blaming the guy for anything, I did it as a precautionary measure, that’s all. I believe I’m kind to everyone, however I don’t trust people like I once did. So many things has happened to me in the last 20 years that I no longer trust people and it takes me years to feel comfortable and able to relax with anyone. My circle of friends is very tight, and the list very short.
I don’t even trust modern-day Christian’s even though they are extremely kind, and generous people. I honestly don’t mind having them as neighbors. But, due to their lack of discernment concerning Shabbat, Food laws and biblical festivals, they too will go through the same testing process as any other kind and gentle stranger, for my own sake and that of my family. For not everyone who claims to be a believer, is one. That’s why in 1 John 4:1 the spirit through John warns us to test anyone who claims to speak by the spirit to see if the spirit they have is from Elohim. And in 1 John 2:4, the spirit tells us that if a person claims to know Elohim but does not keep (guard) his commandments that person is a liar. And we all know (including gentiles) liars can’t be trusted.
Unfortunately, modern-day religion doesn’t keep all ten of El’s commandments. Most (not all) are also quick to judge others based on just hearsay, their own presumptions and ideas as pagans do, which is completely contrary to Isaiah 11:3. That’s why they are so hard to distinguish from one another. I actually dropped a song titled, Perdonar concerning this particular, and overlooked sin.
Now, let me be clear before I’m judged (again) by a modern-day christian (if one so happens to read this), I’m not looking to only fellowship with believer’s who don’t make a habit of sinning or make mistakes. El knows we all (unfortunately) sin from time to time through ignorance. That’s why it is important to know Elohim’s laws as Christ knew them. But honestly, some of my close friends are pagans (not believers). I knew them before I converted. However, they don’t pretend to be Christians, unlike “the great pretenders”. I honestly seen many none believer’s love people more than some of the modern-day Christian’s themselves, for unbeliever’s are spiritually cold, unlike modern-day Christian’s who are lukewarm. (Revelation 3:16)
So, am I gossiping? Have I slandered anyones character? Have I committed a sin by telling you all this? Absolutely not! I was speaking generally about certain characters in a group of people, not targeting a particular person. But even if I was targeting a particular individual, and the findings that I shared were accurate, that wouldn’t be a sinful act, nor wrong based on the law of the land nor El’s spiritual laws, simply because the scriptures in Ephesians 5:11 instructs us to expose evil and darkness, not to ignore it as many pagan churches do. This is a lesson that not all pagan churches teach.
I don’t force unbeliever’s to convert, nor I annoy them (as some would say) about their sins, nor I force them to go to church. If they have a biblical question, I answer it as clear and as accurate as I’m able too without pestering them (as some might say) concerning theology. I’m not that kind of believer. I consider myself a kind and gentle person yet, firm. But I do study scriptures and El is on my mind constantly, so It wouldn’t be strange, nor off-putting for me to use biblical examples to validate a story or an idea from scriptural characters in my normal everyday conversations with unbelievers. Elohim himself through his spirit is the only one that can cut the stony hearts of an unbeliever, and until he does that, they will be unable to accept the true gospel, and who am I to change that? I’m just a worm, a man made from ashes.
Now, when dealing with modern-day Christians, the “great pretenders” (as I call them), I do correct them when they say or do something unbiblical. That’s because I can’t and I won’t assume that everyone in the pagan church are one of the great pretenders just because they attend a pagan churches. Some are genuinely confused. El took me out of those very same corrupt churches and if he did it with me, he can do it with anyone. So, I don’t correct them just to be mean, or to try to embarrass them. Elohim forbid I do something like that. I do it because the scriptures instructs me to do so. I’m actually accountable and I will be held responsible by Elohim if I fail to warn them according to Ezekiel 33. But the way I correct a modern-day christian, or believer must also be done accurate or I will be punished by the most high.
For example:
If a modern-day christian, or believer transgress (sin) against me privately, either by mouth or action, I must go to him and correct him privately (Matthew 18:15). Now, if he transgress any of El’s holy commandment categories by mouth or action in front of people (publicly), I must then correct him publicly. This is why Yeshua, the same person who taught Matthew 18:5 and instructed us to deal with trangrression privately, rebuked the pharisees publicly in Matthew 15:10-11.
So what’s the difference? The point is to make sure the error is contained and the wrongful teaching does not spread. So, if one person (other than the one who said it) hears the error, the correction must reach the ears of that particular person. But, if a thousand people heard it, then obviously the correction must also reach all those individuals.
Now, if you are still reading up to this point, notice that through this comment that seemed to be a bit dramatic or TMI, I grabbed you attention long enough to share with you basic biblical teachings that will make you even wiser when dealing with people, whether you are a believer, or not. If I would have labeled it “Sermon”, you probably would have skipped it. This is how scriptures teaches us how to share the gospel in many ways.
For as the scriptures say, we must be shrude as snakes, but harmless as doves.
I honestly don’t know how I got any footage at all. It was so sunny, I could barely see anything on my phone screen due to sun glare.
Now, the gentlemen in 10:43, in the video (white shirt, black blotches) was acting super sketchy, or as daddy would say, sus. I was trying to record his face but he would not turn around. BTW, card information can be stolen by someone simply walking next to you (skimming). They don’t need to scan your physical card anymore. I had my RFID wallet on me to protect my cards, however concerning my ATM card, I had mistakenly placed it on the outside slot (where the license goes, coved only by a thin clear plastic) where is not protected by the carbon fiber RFID signal blocker. So as a precaution, I drove to my bank right after we left here and got a new ATM card.
Not blaming the guy for anything, I did it as a precautionary measure, that’s all. I believe I’m kind to everyone, however I don’t trust people like I once did. So many things has happened to me in the last 20 years that I no longer trust people and it takes me years to feel comfortable and able to relax with anyone. My circle of friends is very tight, and the list very short.
I don’t even trust modern-day Christian’s even though they are extremely kind, and generous people. I honestly don’t mind having them as neighbors. But, due to their lack of discernment concerning Shabbat, Food laws and biblical festivals, they too will go through the same testing process as any other kind and gentle stranger, for my own sake and that of my family. For not everyone who claims to be a believer, is one. That’s why in 1 John 4:1 the spirit through John warns us to test anyone who claims to speak by the spirit to see if the spirit they have is from Elohim. And in 1 John 2:4, the spirit tells us that if a person claims to know Elohim but does not keep (guard) his commandments that person is a liar. And we all know (including gentiles) liars can’t be trusted.
Unfortunately, modern-day religion doesn’t keep all ten of El’s commandments. Most (not all) are also quick to judge others based on just hearsay, their own presumptions and ideas as pagans do, which is completely contrary to Isaiah 11:3. That’s why they are so hard to distinguish from one another. I actually dropped a song titled, Perdonar concerning this particular, and overlooked sin.
Now, let me be clear before I’m judged (again) by a modern-day christian (if one so happens to read this), I’m not looking to only fellowship with believer’s who don’t make a habit of sinning or make mistakes. El knows we all (unfortunately) sin from time to time through ignorance. That’s why it is important to know Elohim’s laws as Christ knew them. But honestly, some of my close friends are pagans (not believers). I knew them before I converted. However, they don’t pretend to be Christians, unlike “the great pretenders”. I honestly seen many none believer’s love people more than some of the modern-day Christian’s themselves, for unbeliever’s are spiritually cold, unlike modern-day Christian’s who are lukewarm. (Revelation 3:16)
So, am I gossiping? Have I slandered anyones character? Have I committed a sin by telling you all this? Absolutely not! I was speaking generally about certain characters in a group of people, not targeting a particular person. But even if I was targeting a particular individual, and the findings that I shared were accurate, that wouldn’t be a sinful act, nor wrong based on the law of the land nor El’s spiritual laws, simply because the scriptures in Ephesians 5:11 instructs us to expose evil and darkness, not to ignore it as many pagan churches do. This is a lesson that not all pagan churches teach.
I don’t force unbeliever’s to convert, nor I annoy them (as some would say) about their sins, nor I force them to go to church. If they have a biblical question, I answer it as clear and as accurate as I’m able too without pestering them (as some might say) concerning theology. I’m not that kind of believer. I consider myself a kind and gentle person yet, firm. But I do study scriptures and El is on my mind constantly, so It wouldn’t be strange, nor off-putting for me to use biblical examples to validate a story or an idea from scriptural characters in my normal everyday conversations with unbelievers. Elohim himself through his spirit is the only one that can cut the stony hearts of an unbeliever, and until he does that, they will be unable to accept the true gospel, and who am I to change that? I’m just a worm, a man made from ashes.
Now, when dealing with modern-day Christians, the “great pretenders” (as I call them), I do correct them when they say or do something unbiblical. That’s because I can’t and I won’t assume that everyone in the pagan church are one of the great pretenders just because they attend a pagan churches. Some are genuinely confused. El took me out of those very same corrupt churches and if he did it with me, he can do it with anyone. So, I don’t correct them just to be mean, or to try to embarrass them. Elohim forbid I do something like that. I do it because the scriptures instructs me to do so. I’m actually accountable and I will be held responsible by Elohim if I fail to warn them according to Ezekiel 33. But the way I correct a modern-day christian, or believer must also be done accurate or I will be punished by the most high.
For example:
If a modern-day christian, or believer transgress (sin) against me privately, either by mouth or action, I must go to him and correct him privately (Matthew 18:15). Now, if he transgress any of El’s holy commandment categories by mouth or action in front of people (publicly), I must then correct him publicly. This is why Yeshua, the same person who taught Matthew 18:5 and instructed us to deal with trangrression privately, rebuked the pharisees publicly in Matthew 15:10-11.
So what’s the difference? The point is to make sure the error is contained and the wrongful teaching does not spread. So, if one person (other than the one who said it) hears the error, the correction must reach the ears of that particular person. But, if a thousand people heard it, then obviously the correction must also reach all those individuals.
Now, if you are still reading up to this point, notice that through this comment that seemed to be a bit dramatic or TMI, I grabbed you attention long enough to share with you basic biblical teachings that will make you even wiser when dealing with people, whether you are a believer, or not. If I would have labeled it “Sermon”, you probably would have skipped it. This is how scriptures teaches us how to share the gospel in many ways.
For as the scriptures say, we must be shrude as snakes, but harmless as doves.
Shalom!