The SPIRIT of GOD moved over me, then came the WORD of GOD, the TIME on the CLOCK read, "1:19 pm" and GOD wrote the following:
The SPIRIT of GOD moved over me, then came the WORD of GOD, the TIME on the CLOCK read, "1:24 pm" and GOD wrote the following:
Revelation 17:15
"CESTUI QUE VIE ACT of 1666
Every nation on earth, enslaved, by "for-profit-foreign-owned" corporations, hired by "secret contracts" as "caretakers (government service provider corporations)," but immediately after being hired (without the public's knowledge) they set to the task of closing down all "lawful courts," and shuttered all public offices, leaving the people of every nation enslaved to a fake government, "fake judges presiding over corporate administrative hearings," fake politicians who are all co-workers for the same foreign owned corporation operating as a global crime syndicate. Everything is scripted, fake politicians (fake talking points), a bunch of script readers (no play characters), fake police (rent-a-cops), the same for every military. All owned by a single parent corporation, "BABYLON the GREAT," who sold themselves to Satan and the NEW WORLD ORDER of ROME.
DECLARE your COVENANT out of LOVE for JEHOVAH (GOD), for "I am the doorstep, and I am the stumbling block."
Instruction: HOW to Declare a COVENANT = APPROVED by GOD = SALVATION
2 comments:
Ok, This time, format and put Linux on there.
Ubuntu 12.04 recommended, 14.04 if you're a trail-blazer.
Problem solved. It is much harder for the system to get compromised unless you are an ID10T with a minimal password.
I have been online with Linux computers for over 15 years now and I have only been hacked once, probably at least 10 years ago and it was my fault. . . weak password. Since then, not once that I am aware of.
You download the CD (actually it is a DVD image, now) or the USB installer, and it sets up kinda like Winders, asks you the basic questions which you'll know how to answer.
Once installed, there is a list of packages I add that aren't on by default that makes it play DVDs and other video and audio formats and sail on, man!
P.S. My first one was a Commodore VIC-20. Had a cassette tape drive for storing data and programs! Amazing little thing! Then a C-64. Still have some of that hardware. Still works, too. Lots of disks. Managed to get that thing (C-64) on the 'net (at that time everything was text based) using dial-up with GeNIE and later with CompuServ. 300baud! Did email and basic information searches.
Wah-Hoo!
DS
Freewill, keep safe, and yes, Linux is good.......take care now and bless!
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