Jesus. The truth... (A NON-Christian thread)

A lost soul calls for nothing

Think about the following question:

What is Truth?

"The TRUTH is, you can't hide from the TRUTH.
and the TRUTH hurts, because the TRUTH is all there is."

;)

I was just listening to this last night.

:greenkarma:

This is easy..

simply consider committing a crime.

While you are laying in wait, which in it's self is a felony, try to pay attention to the suggestions which cross your mind, as you consider committing said crime.

For example, simply imagine you are on the sidewalk, and you notice someone else walking your way who appears much younger then you, and they are zombie state in their new iPhone 5.

Now consider robbing this person, but don't rob him, just consider it, and while having these considerations, pay careful attention to the suggestions which come across.

Now, we change gears.

Most violent criminals say rapists for example will often times confess the following: "I dunno what I was thinking.. I must have been out of my mind.." and their parents will likely say something similar "I dunno why my son would rape old ladies, my son would not do such a thing"...



So now lets go back to our state of consideration, or laying in wait, with strong arm robbery as the example. Truth is, you cannot physically see AND have the considerations at the exact same time. Similar to how one cannot see while driving on the freeway, if they are talking on the phone.

Now you go to check, and you say "of course I can see!" well yes, but while you are 'considering' no, you actually cannot see ANYTHING! Makes you wonder how we all make it home safe huh??

And there in lays the secret. You wouldn't recommend strong arm robbing someone would you? No! But who would??? The enemy's greatest trick is making people believe he does not exist. He does exist and we just proved it. He pitches ideas to you all day long, and they seem like they are your own thoughts, but they aren't. One may have these thoughts/considerations and may not be sure if they are their own, so they check to see if they really are theirs.

Oh course when you go to check, there is nobody there but yourself, just like if you go to look, of course you can see the car in front of you...

This is how it works: While having considerations, the enemy is able to pitch to you. While pitching to you, you have free will ultimately, and the choice is yours at the end. This choice and free will is called The Cross Roads. Every time we are presented with a consideration and those ideas are being pitched, we are literally standing at a cross road. One path is tight and narrow, but the other is wide and easy....

When I finally figured all this out recently, something very strange happened to me. I began debating with myself the 'what ifs' and the 'Ya buts' while considering robbing someone for their iPhone. Of course I wouldn't get out of my computer chair, but there I was actually debating myself trying to convince how I could get away, bla bla bla... and that's when I realized it was the devil who is pitching.

When I had the AhHahh moment, Something crazy happened next. My inner monologue which seems like my own but wasn't said: "So? What are you going to DO about it..." and let me tell you this was not my inner voice - and whoever it was he sounded pretty pissed that I had stumbled on to this.

There was only one answer: I rebuke you in the name of the Living God.. and at that very moment, The LORD came to comfort me, as I became blinded in pure white light - still sitting at the computer, but couldn't see a single thing, as I felt 'evil' leave my living room, only to be replaced with overwhelming feelings of joy, comfort, happiness, but these words do little to define the feeling. Next, I nearly shatted.. I heard a voice which was not my own: "You are to call me Lord or The LORD... ..You need to bring people to Me..."

So there you have it. I challenge anybody to 'lay in wait' and you will come to the same conclusions I have

a non-christian thread? what are christians exactly?

Its a definition we probably should work on before discussing "the truth about Jesus"