LIKE A THIEF IN THE NIGHT
Pastor Caspar McCloud returns to SGT Report to discuss the mark of the beast vaccine and the end which for many, will come like a thief in the night.
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Comments (27)
I've had mine and still here.
Are you actually believing this story because if you are taking it as gospel then according to statistics the 2.4 million people across the Globe that have be vaccinated already should actually be dead or dying..
It's not about belief with me it's about having trust, and I trust my instincts that my fellow humans will do what is regarded as their best for me under these extenuating circumstances.
I've lost 3 friends to this virus and have 7 more just been diagnosed so if something can give my immune system a boost and protect me then I will take their advice.
I also refuse to be blind sided by internet know it all videos .
How can you be "blindsided", unless you do not watch any videos at all. I heed other's experiences with a bit of empathy at least. It is not a know-it-all but someone who had an experience that was the exception. And maybe it is a factor for me too.
That is why they can not be sued, it is early and there are too many unknowns.
Gospel faith does not apply to the adage blind faith.
For example, people who had blind faith instead of getting a second opinion from a doctor, or a specialist. Because it is "their doctor" .
Even if he is in general practice, they want only him.
Fear will make one lose all reasoning, is a physiological fact. Isn't it the Flight or Fight.
By the way Epirb you can call me Patti.
(I am too old to be Hip at 63 yrs.)
Stay Blessed!
Did I say I was afraid?
What I said was that I trust others to have my best interests at heart or words to that effect. I listen to my own heart and make my own decisions and have or never will be afraid of dying whenever that happens.
After all no-one has the gift of earthly eternal life. Life itself is a gift and should be treasured.
That was me quoting Stringman's comment on fear, asking if it relates to fight or flight.
But we all can glean from you a better
understanding of your perspective,thanks!
Some may take what he says seriously, which would be a pity.
Thanks for clearing that up. I assumed that as you had posted my comment that you were referring to me.
PROOF
I have watched 80+ have vaccines and grateful for them no moaning and they are fine.
Docs Nurses all over the world working their socks off-----i do not like throwing socks in someones face.
It is a pandemic all is trial or error folk finding out how things go. The figures slowing coming down now, lets hope poorer countries get vaccines
Never mind string all us who get it will in a way be protecting you too-----no risk for you then .
Stringman you make no sense, you accept control by religion, a none proven money-grabbing diety yet refuse to acknowledge that Society requires mass inoculation to prevent disease. Nothing to do with controlling the masses, all to do with saving lives and all that entails.
I bet you would think differently if you had suffered from smallpox or polo as a child.
I don't think the Israelis would be happy with your post about the deaths in Israel do you.
JERUSALEM – The risk of illness from COVID-19 dropped 95.8 per cent among people who received both shots of Pfizer’s vaccine, Israel’s Health Ministry said on Saturday.
The vaccine was also 98 per cent effective in preventing fever or breathing problems and 98.9 per cent effective in preventing hospitalisations and death, the ministry said.
The findings were based on data collected nationally through February 13 from Israelis who had received their second shot at least two weeks previously. According to the Health Ministry’s website, about 1.7 million people had been administered a second shot by January 30, making them eligible to be included.
Israel’s ambitious vaccination drive has made it the largest real-world study of Pfizer’s vaccine and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Saturday he expects 95 per cent of Israelis age 50 and over to be vaccinated in the next two weeks.
Previous reports from individual health care providers also showed positive results, spurring Israel to remove restrictions on the economy after weeks of lockdown. On Sunday, schools and many stores will be allowed to reopen.