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Originally posted by lonewolf19792000
You don't need to fear death if you have Jesus. Even if you do die he'll just resurrect you later. You can't prepare for everything anyway. We're all going to die in the end anyway, wether you die now or later makes no difference when the outcome is the same. Death is inevitable.
Originally posted by JizzyMcButter
If its a choice between telling yourself a bunch of nonsense or hoarding sugar to make yourself feel better than choose whats right for you.
Originally posted by pellian
I hate to sound like a religious person but the universal fact is that you need to get close with the Maker if you want any real chance of survival. He alone decides where you will be at the time TSHTF. For all you know you could be 1000 miles away from your stockpile and never reach it. What if you panic and you can't find your bug out bag. So many what if's and you cannot possible plan contingency for all of them. Even if you carry your bug out bag with you at all times what if you leave it in the the burger king bathroom? You have no idea what is coming down the river at all. What if that there is no big tragedy which you can use your skills and materials. and nothing happens for decades until the day God forbid you die. You will have wasted your life on nothingness. My suggestion is for a small prep bag and give the rest to charity. Your heart tells you that this is true.
Whoever tries to keep his life will lose it, and whoever loses his life will preserve it.
That mark will be a choice to take or not take. I already choose to lose my life willingly.
"God helps those who help themselves."
Originally posted by EnochWasRight
You are correct.
Luke 17:33
Whoever tries to keep his life will lose it, and whoever loses his life will preserve it.
That mark will be a choice to take or not take. I already choose to lose my life willingly.
The quote is a message about worldly materialism versus living in accordance with the Spirit.