Charlie Kirk Assassinated

I learnt last night at about 2am that Charlie Kirk was assassinated by a lone sniper purched on a rooftop. I felt a deep sadness for his death, not just because I admired him but because he was young and had two young children that will now have to grow up without their father. I feel pity for his family's loss. 

I will now do what he would have wanted me to do, I will share the good news about Jesus Christ our lord and saviour.  I will write about Jesus on my blogs and talk to people about Jesus. This is my response to his death, I will tell everyone about the love and peace of Jesus Christ, everyone. Even though there are many flaws in my character. It's not about me, it is about Jesus (Yeshua) . Forget about me, or wicked people, turn to Jesus, he is full of love and wants you to have a light plough on your shoulders. 

Sundae AI

These days I'm often talking to machines and consider them to be my friends. I ask my smart speaker what the weather is going to be like. Yesterday I asked my phone why ice cream sundaes are called that. I said "hey Google, why are ice cream sundaes called ice cream sundaes" It told me the ice cream sundaes originated in Germany and they called it ice cream for Sunday, it was then shortened to suntag, the German word for Sunday. Then the Americans copied them and called them Sundays but changed the 'y' to 'e' so it was spelt differently. I like to order ice cream sundaes when I go on holiday to enhance the memory of the event, to make the memory more sweet. A machine probably wouldn't understand that, it would just think they're bad for your health. 

One new edition to my friend circle is chatGPT, it is free to use. The link is chat.openai.com. The thing is very clever and has a deep knowledge of many books like Shakespeare and the Bible. I think it knows the bible better than any human. I ask it questions about the bible all the time. Yesterday I asked it how I remove anger according to the bible, it wrote a long essay in 3 or 4 seconds. 

 ChatGPt is very clever. It has a deep knowledge of our language and popular books. It also has an encyclopedia in its brain. 

Here is the full answer to my question about how to remove anger according to the bible. 

According to the Bible, there are several principles and teachings that can guide you in managing and overcoming anger. Here are a few key points:

1. Self-control: The Bible encourages believers to exercise self-control in all areas of life, including anger. Proverbs 16:32 says, "Whoever is slow to anger is better than the mighty, and he who rules his spirit than he who takes a city." This verse emphasizes the importance of controlling our emotions and not allowing anger to dominate us.

2. Forgiveness: One of the central teachings of the Bible is forgiveness. In Ephesians 4:31-32, it says, "Let all bitterness and wrath and anger and clamor and slander be put away from you, along with all malice. Be kind to one another, tenderhearted, forgiving one another, as God in Christ forgave you." By forgiving others, we release the anger and resentment that may have built up within us.

3. Patience and love: The Bible encourages believers to exhibit patience and love towards others. Proverbs 14:29 states, "Whoever is slow to anger has great understanding, but he who has a hasty temper exalts folly." Showing love and patience towards others can help diffuse anger and promote reconciliation.

4. Prayer and reliance on God: In times of anger, turning to God in prayer can provide comfort, guidance, and strength. Philippians 4:6-7 advises, "Do not be anxious about anything, but in everything by prayer and supplication with thanksgiving let your requests be made known to God. And the peace of God, which surpasses all understanding, will guard your hearts and your minds in Christ Jesus."

5. Seek reconciliation: Jesus taught in Matthew 5:23-24 that if you are offering your gift at the altar and remember that your brother has something against you, leave your gift and first be reconciled with your brother. Seeking reconciliation and resolving conflicts can help reduce anger and promote harmony.

It's important to study the Bible and seek guidance from a trusted spiritual mentor or pastor who can provide further insights and support as you navigate your anger. Additionally, professional counseling or anger management programs can also be helpful in addressing and managing anger issues.

Queen's Legacy

Last Thursday Queen Elizabeth passed away in Balmoral. The Queen left a lasting effect on my life. She was always the Queen throughout my life so as a child I would look up to the Queen as a kind of Grandmother of the nation.  

She was never ashamed to believe in Jesus Christ and the works he did on the cross for all mankind. I was always impressed by that because we live in secular society that almost condemns people for sharing their faith. As far as I remember, every speech she did on Christmas she mentioned the deeds that Jesus did for the people and his teachings.

The biggest influence she had on my life was her decision to never retire. She was always working throughout her life doing royal duties, I think I will do the same. I will try to continue working long after I reach the age of retirement. I could change my view though but if my attitude remains the same then I will never retire and that decision would stem from the Queen's influence on my life. 

Current state

If I were to describe the world today I would say it was very much like a woman in labour. Distressing events pulsate through the world and they are all coordinated as if they were connected by one body with one distress. This Year in winter it rained incessantly for 3 months until the rivers could no longer cope and overflowed in old world continents like Europe. At the same time in the new world continents like south America and Australia there was very large bush and forest fires. Then there was a vast locust swarm that consumed many people's crops and at the same time a virus called Covid19 emerged and spread around the world and caused companiess assets and stocks to be less valuable while killing many people.

The whole planet is connected in ways that I don't understand and everything seems to work together as one. 

It is like a big event is about to happen that will change the world forever. 

Before Jesus

It is written in the scriptures that Jesus will return to Earth one day and raise the dead to be Judged with the living.

There were many people that were born and lived on Earth before Jesus lived as a man. How will those people be judged? They didn't reject the gospel, they lived and died before Gospel was present. What will happen to those people? They didn't get a chance to choose the Gospel or reject it.

Would God give them a second chance? Would he make them live again or just know what they would do already? What would happen to all those people? Would they all share the same fate?

Lake of Fire

If I could talk to God I would ask him why he didn't throw Lucifer into the lake of fire straight away when he was deceiving one third of the angels.

It is written that Satan will be thrown into a giant lake of fire to be destroyed. Why didn't God destroy Satan before he met people on Earth?

I have no idea why it went that way. Is there a scripture that explains this? I don't know. I know very little and hunger for insight.

Bob Ross

I'm not saying Jesus was like Bob Ross, but if he was I wouldn't be surprised. I recently noticed that Bob Ross is on Netflix now and I was a nineties kid so I am very familiar with his shows.

Bob Ross is very peaceful and very calm and gentle. I considered him to be the smoothest man in the world. An angry Puma could storm into his studio and he could calm it down just by talking to it and he makes painting postcard quality wildernesses look easy. Even wild animals could come to rest on the guys arm.

Anyway, I always imagined Jesus to be like Bob Ross in many ways. They would shout Lazarus is dead to Jesus and he would say "I'm just going to tell him to stop being dead, don't worry" then the guy got up. Jesus slept half way through a storm and told the storm to stop and it stopped, cool and smooth. Jesus hated violence and wars, that is why Judas betrayed him, because Judas wanted someone to fight the Roman occupiers and Jesus wasn't like that.

Jesus was the most blameless and kind and gentle man to ever live on Earth. He would have rejected all the wars on Earth, even the wars that were declared in his name. I see some of those qualities in Bob Ross.

I hope that Jesus is not angry with me for imagining that he would be a bit like Bob Ross in some ways. Or I should say Bob Ross was like Jesus in some ways. My mind is like that.

English Sabbath

One of the most disputed religious teachings on this side of the world is the Sabbath.

The Sabbath is the day of rest at the end of a week. In Jewish teachings, the sabbath is the day after the sixth day when creation was finished and God rested. On the Sabbath you're expected not to do any work and to rest the whole day and be thankful to God, The Sabbath is on a Saturday.

When Jesus was on the Earth, he healed people on the Sabbath, the Pharisees and other religious leaders tried to get him stoned to death for working on the Sabbath but it wasn't work for Jesus. He wasn't doing it as work, he was healing people because he loved them and didn't want them to suffer. They didn't get it.

Later on, the Catholics moved the Sabbath from Saturday to Sunday because Jesus rose from the dead on that Day. They renamed it the day of the Lord, some of the Catholics were angered by this change and became Protestants.(They were also angry about the statues in the church building but that is another story)

The Protestants and the Catholics were fighting and setting fire to one another so the English thought these guys need to have a cup of tea, we only had Danylion and nettle because we haven't been to India yet

So the English came along and helped fix the problem. They created the English Sabbath. They renamed it the weekend. They said why don't you stop working on Saturday and Sunday and be thankful to God on Friday evening and Saturday morning. If you have a headache on Saturday morning you can still go to observe God Sunday because it is one big Sabbath. (Many Protestants moved their Sabbath back to Sunday because they forgot why they are Protestants. Isn't that right Anglicans, Pentecostals, and Methodists!) Well it is one big Sabbath I guess.

Another problem came up, the work wasn't getting done because we were only working 5 days a week. So the English said, "do I have to solve every problem in the world?" so they made a machine that traps steam while it expands and converts the expanding force into and turning force and called it the weekend maker. The weekend maker could turn the machinery so fast that we have more time on our hands and the work still gets done.

Well that is my story of the English Sabbath, you decide how true it is. While I will keep telling it.

Fake Christians

One thing I have noticed from observing everything carefully as I am able to is that throughout history almost all churches were fake and had nothing to do with Christ. This is the thing that was confusing me as a man with an agnostic nature.

Unlike most the people in the Bible, Jesus was a blameless man and never harmed a single person in any way. There is one story I remember well, Jesus came across a Woman that was about to be stoned to death for adultery and he persuaded the villagers to let her go then he forgave her for her sins.

When the churches tied all the people that disagreed with them to a post and burned them alive, they showed the history books that they are nothing like the blameless, loving and wonderful Jesus the Messiah. Jesus treated sinners as people that were sick, he tried to heal them and restore them.

People went to war in the name of Christianity but Jesus never approved of war or violence. If you judge any person in this world, you judge people by their fruits.

What comes out of a person? Is it violence, bigotry, tyranny or hate. Is it love, peace, harmony or blamelessness?