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The Hour Is Late's avatar

...."Give me neither poverty nor riches".... - Proverbs 30:8

For both a but a curse!

Susie's avatar

The super-rich already have all the underground travel available to them. They don't line up to fly coach on standard airplanes like you and I. They're traveling worldwide in underground tunnels. It's just one of the "controlled access" benefits of worshipping their lucifer and doing demonic child murder rituals all their lives. They're pure evil.

The Hour Is Late's avatar

Perhaps they should get used to living underground like Morlocks since their going to be spending and eternity there.

Daniel H Benson's avatar

The elites heaven is here on earth built by human hands, when the Lord returns in judgement, their island and walls will not protect them. Only true safety is found in trusting and Knowing Christ as Lord and savior through faith.

Diane Bergschneider's avatar

Yes, the super rich have their agenda to control the world and we know the players well...totalitarian...and, to cement this goal is to require some sort of 'digitalID; so no one can buy or sell without the super rich saying 'no, can do'. The Mark of the Beast (666) per the Bible. But, God, will have His say in the end game of evil. And it will not end well for the super rich of abusers of the world.

The Hour Is Late's avatar

It was the wealthy who were forcibly removed from "ha-aretz Yisrael" during the Babylonian invasion & conquest of Jerusalem and its hamlets. The indigent poor were shown mercy by the goyim invaders and allowed to remain in the land and work the land.

A warning to those who foolishly place their misguided trust in their false god of wealth. History rhymes & repeats through the centuries in a variety of ways and locations.

Jacob Worm's avatar

I believe the indigent poor that were left in the land are the beleaguered Palestinians.

The Hour Is Late's avatar

The word "Palestine" is the Latin word for Philistine. Latin was the language of the Romans who chose to renamed the Holy Land after Israel's biblical arch enemy following the failed "Simon bar Kokhba" revolt against Roman control over the Holy Land.

The expression "Palestinians" is a fictional invention by the antisemitic western press and didn't even exist in anyone's lexicon prior to WW2. There simply is no such thing as a "palestinian" and many Arab Muslims freely acknowledge this historical truth.

Palestinians have no unique culture of their own. They speak Arabic and they're practiced faith is Islam. Both of these are universally recognized requirements for legitimately claiming to possess any history of being a unique culture and people.

The so called "palestinians" living in the West Bank are descendants of Jordanian nationals. They have a homeland now. It's called "Jordan" demand the Jordanian government accept them as naturalized Jordanian citizens and relocate them there.

Gazan "palestinians" are descendants of Egyptians nationals. Yaser Arafat was an Egyptian (born in Cairo). He was not a "palestinian" as we're falsely told. The so called "palestinians" living in Gaza have a homeland now. It's called "Egypt" demand the Egyptian government accept them as naturalized citizens and relocate them there

Charles's avatar

How can anyone believe that great wealth and abundant possessions equal peace and joy! Happiness is a fleeting momentary experience. Once you are past that moment only another experience will fill the void left behind. Our creator did not design us to fill up on happy experiences. But to be filled with His presence. No matter how wealthy you are life ends up with grief and trouble. The only way to navigate those waters is by being filled with the God of everything.

wandakate's avatar

The LORD GOD hates our pride, and ego. Hates our boasting and bragging. He hates our wealth. The love of our $$$ is the root of all evil. It will be harder for a RICH man to get into heaven, than it would be for a camel to go through the eye of a needle. Greed will be their downfall. They're selfish for the most part. They care only about themselves and their families...

The Hour Is Late's avatar

....“Unless you live on the island, unless you’re invited as a guest of someone on the island, and you’re on the guest list, you cannot come in"....

Fallout is an unwelcome & uninvited guest that cares nothing about "Controlled Access" and recognizes no restricted areas.

The Hour Is Late's avatar

Bring lots of hot sauce. They could be rather gamey.

Teri Franks's avatar

The elites (the uber-rich and the entitled) truly believe they are insulated and protected from the chaos and horrifying events that are about to shake this earth like no one has ever seen before or ever will see again. Jesus is returning as a righteous and almighty Judge with a sword to strike down the Nations.

God sees what these people are doing and sits in the heavens laughing at man's feeble attempt to cling to his riches and escape whatever it is he is running from to hide, barring the undesirables from entering into their protected, controlled enclave.

Their riches will do them no good.

Jesus makes this crystal clear in his parable of the "Rich Fool." In Luke 12:13-21, Jesus tells a story to instruct us to be rich toward God, not in those things that will perish.

He instructs us in verse 14 to "Watch out! Be on your guard against all kinds of greed; life does not consist in an abundance of possessions."

That's a severe warning from King Jesus.

Are you accumulating an abundance of possessions for your kids, your retirement, or your future security? I hope not, because it is a fool's errand. It is futile. It is vanity. All is vanity. The Hebrew word for "vanity" conveys a lack of substance, permanence, or lasting value, suggesting that human pursuits, possessions, and achievements are ultimately meaningless if they don't find their purpose in a divine, eternal context.

After Jesus's warning to watch out, He goes on to tell the story of the Rich Fool who tore down his barn to build a bigger one to store all of his abundant harvest. Satisfied with having constructed his new barn and having stored all his surplus grain, he declares in verse 19, "And I'll say to myself, 'You have plenty of grain laid up for many years. Take life easy, eat, drink, and be merry.'"

But what did God say? In verse 20, He said to him, "You fool! This very night your life will be demanded from you. Then who will get what you have prepared for yourself?"

Finally, Jesus sums it all up in verse 21: "This is how it will be with whoever stores up things for themselves but is not rich toward God."

He who has ears, let him hear.

Maranatha!

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Carl L. McWilliams's avatar

"God's Plan for Believers"

"Eye hath not seen, nor ear heard, neither have entered into the heart of man, the things which God hath prepared for them that love Him".

This passage, found in 1 Corinthians 2, emphasizes YHVH/God's blessings and plans for those believers who love Jesus/Yeshua, where His preparations actually surpass human perception, hearing, and imagination. The verse draws upon Isaiah 64, highlighting that YHVH/God is in preparation for those believers in Yeshua, who are patiently waiting for the King of kings to bring forth the 1,000 year Kingdom of Heaven. These Divine preparations are beyond what has been seen or heard by man since the beginning of the world.