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QUIEN ME DISCUTE Q ES LA MEJRO FORMA DE USAR UNA IA?
MENSAGES DICTADOS POR DIOS, JESUCRISTO, MIS ANGELES, MIGUEL ARCANGEL Y MI YO SUPERIOR.
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QUIEN ME DISCUTE Q ES LA MEJRO FORMA DE USAR UNA IA?
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Si las verdades solo lo son en sus esferas y si solo Yahvé y Jesús pueden oponerse a los verdaderos directores del Nuevo orden mundial satánico, ESTA EN EXPANDIR A TODO EL MUNDO LA ESFERA DEL DIOS BIBLICO la única salvación plausible de las ciudades 15 minutos, invasión ET hostil, dirección tiránica de IA, invasión Islam, chip 666, comunismo, virus artificiales, crisis prefabricadas. Pero Dios y Jesús necesitan de nuestra fe, y obediencia porque solo si un serio cristianismo universal abarca todo el mundo para no ver mas la comunidad de la muerte al mando sino mas prudencia, equilibrio, madurez, sabiduría, solo así ellos actuaran en nuestra defensa. Es urgente un verdadero despertar espiritualidad pero bíblico porque solo ahí se promete en Isaías 24:21 "Al final Yo castigare los dioses en los cielos" = ET = dioses paganos = jefes de la elite. Sino esos dioses nos castigaran y eliminaran a nosotros. Empiece en usted y por empezar: no adore mas artistas satánicos ADORE A DIOS. Y pase este fuego a otros. Lea: lacruzorlada.blogspot.com VIVA DIOS Y CRISTOREY
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A CHRISTMAS FROM THE UGLIEST AND POOREST CHURCH IN THE WORLD.
"Sir, would you be so kind as to buy me that sandwich? I'm starving. That's all I ask, please. It's Christmas, and Merry Christmas, okay? Please, just that one over there, and I won't ask for anything else. At your service..." The young man stood on the step that separated the entrance from the small bar. He stepped down and then back up again, taking a step back. He scratched the back of his neck, put his hands on his hips, crossed his arms in front of him, then behind him, and looked around. He barely looked at the man for more than a second. He seemed electric, embarrassed, very hungry, and appeared to be suffering from severe withdrawal.
The man and his wife had just sat down.
"But wait, wait!" he said, trying to calm him down. "Come in and sit down for a second."
The young man sat down instantly with the speed of a karateka.
"Yes, I'll buy you that sandwich, and you'll eat it, and it'll give you peace, pleasure, and energy. And what are you going to do with that energy? Look for money to do drugs? And then what are you going to do? Go get another sandwich and then drugs again, and go sleep somewhere, and tomorrow the same, and the day after the same... And how do you plan to get ahead?"
The young man turned white.
"You have to think that you have to use all the intelligence you still have left to get ahead. In the parks, there are nonagenarians who have their little kiosks, and with that, they pay for their basic needs themselves. And here you are begging, being a strong, still-sane young man. What are you going to do?"
The young man just wanted his sandwich. She knew that food would follow the sermon, so she endured it patiently and silently, like a plaster statue.
The man, more energetic and quicker, looked toward the front of the bar, where countless colorful facades of shops selling religious products were lined with thousands of customers as Christmas approached, in one of Colombia's cities with the most religious tourism: Buga, with its beautiful and miraculous basilica.
"Let's do this," the man said, standing up. "Come on, my love, I'll be right back," he said to his wife. He approached the counter and said to the owner:
"Get me those two sandwiches, a liter of yogurt, and that Gatorade to go. I'll come back for it. Come on," he said to the young man, about five foot seven, blond, wearing a Colombian national team jersey and a blue sweatshirt.
Out on the street, he explained the plan.
"I'm Alberto, what's your name?"
"Roberto."
"I'm Alberto, what's your name?" "Okay, Roberto. I'm going to buy you something so you can get by and make ends meet, just because it's Christmas and I'm feeling generous—wishing me a Merry Christmas brought you luck! But this is so you can at least buy your own food and become independent. But let me make one thing clear: I'm never giving you money again."
Alberto was inspired to this good deed by the Christmas spirit and by the desperation and hunger that this energetic young man conveyed to him.
"I'm an evangelical Christian and my wife is Catholic. I don't use religious images, but crosses are universal," Alberto said. "And your parents?"
"My mother is in Quibdó. She stayed there alone, and I came to Buga to try my luck."
"What does she do?"
"She sells fish and pans for gold."
"What's that?"
"She pans for gold in the river."
"Really? And does she make anything?"
"Enough for food," he replied. They entered the shop, and Alberto said to the owner,
"Sir, can you sell me a hundred crucifixes wholesale?"
"Yes, of course, we're the manufacturers," the shopkeeper replied.
"Perfect," said Alberto, turning to the young man. "How do you think you'll do with sales?"
"Wow, I'll sell anything!" he said enthusiastically.
"Good. Don't trade them for drugs, don't give them away. Sell them for a thousand pesos each, or whatever you want. Save some for food and some more to buy more when you run out. You don't have to do much to support yourself, and little by little you can add more and more products. You can even sell Bibles, which is also a way of preaching, and 'don't muzzle an ox, what will it do,' as the saying goes..." These words resonated with Roberto because he always liked pastors; he saw them as heavenly. And it was one of his deepest dreams as a child, and without thinking or intending it, he would now, to some degree, fulfill it, preaching in a very original way.
The shop owner, understanding what was happening, attached some scapulars to the package, saying:
"And I'm contributing this. Just because it's Christmas."
Alberto smiled and said:
"Today is your lucky day." "Thank you very much," they both said to the man.
They left the shop, and Alberto asked him:
"Do you do drugs?"
The young man remained silent.
"What do you do?"
"Just some marijuana."
"Well, I really hope that's true. I don't want to see you like that." Alberto pointed to a young man on the street with the typical erratic movements of someone who had taken those harmful substances. "Look, you have to use the dosage technique with..." Look, you have to use the controlled dosage technique. Ideally, you should quit. But the best way to start down that path is this: you tell yourself, "Just one or two joints a day," but no more. You have to understand that if you give in every time you feel the urge to get high, you'll want more and more. If you use this technique, you'll desensitize yourself, and you'll have a good time with the same amount every day.
"And you control it, not the other way around," said the wife, back at the bar.
"She's a psychologist, Roberto, and she knows a lot about this; she's a social worker," added Alberto.
"You have to understand that if you use, at first you're doing it of your own free will," explained Ana. "But then your brain will be so addicted to that pleasure that it will command you to seek more, more, and more drugs, and that way, you'll go from being a subject to being an object." “Let’s not forget that ideally you should stop doing drugs, but as an intermediate step, this is the best thing you can do. Doing drugs freely is a path to certain self-destruction,” Alberto insisted. “And life is meant to be lived sober, man. You have to endure the lows to enjoy the highs more. That’s what life is, Roberto: rhythm, and you have to ride the wave well, but sober! And you’re an intelligent human being, Roberto, who needs to move forward. Do everything I told you, sell and keep buying more. And start thinking about quitting drugs. You’re not that messed up yet, you’re still in one piece; that’s why I’m helping you.”
“No, I’m not messed up. If I play chess with him, I’d beat him,” he said smiling, taking the package with the products Alberto handed him.
“I play too. We’ll have to play the game sometime. But hold on, I’m not going to leave you like this. Do you have an email address? A place where I can call you?” “Yes, I have a cell phone!”
“You have a cell phone?” Alberto asked, surprised by his appearance.
“Yes, look, I use it to talk to my mom. She calls me every day. It’s a beat-up Diamond, but it still works. It’s about ten years old; I found it. And the owner never called me…” Emphatically clarifying, Alberto said,
“I’m going to call you tomorrow to see if you’re still taking your prescribed dose and if you made your first purchase of crucifixes. You can add more things to it every day. Don’t disappoint me. And one more thing: be careful of bad company. It’s better to be alone with God than in bad company.”
“Yes, sir,” he replied. Roberto wrote the number on a paper napkin, happy with his food package and his package of crosses and scapulars. They said goodbye with a fist bump and a “Merry Christmas.”
“Let’s pray for him,” Ana whispered to her husband.
They held hands, as they often did, and prayed silently. They only shared a loud “amen.”
At dusk on December 24, Alberto called Roberto. Roberto confirmed that he hadn’t just bought crosses once, but twice for the following day. He sold 153 crosses in a single day and bought 100 more for tomorrow. And he had started the controlled-dose program firmly.
He called him a week later and was still going strong with the program, buying and selling very well. He had enough to pay for a few nights in a room where he could shower and wash his clothes, but he was back on the streets.
He called him again two weeks later and was still doing well. He called him a month later and Roberto said, almost shouting:
“Alberto, I had a stroke of luck, you have no idea…!”
“Tell me about it!” he replied enthusiastically. "It turns out Miguel, the man who supplies me with Christian goods, suggested I be the night watchman for the artisans' shops. There used to be a watchman who died or left, I don't know, but they put in another one who was stealing and they fired him. And he suggested me. And at the back of the gallery there's a place I've already fixed up and I can sleep there. You were a blessing for me!"
"That's great, Roberto. Take care of that position like it's gold, it'll give you a lot of psychological and financial stability. But you're still keeping your dose under control, right?"
"I am, I am. Believe me."
"And if you have any trouble with a thief or a crook, peace comes first. Don't look for conflict, avoid it until the very last resort and God will grant you success. And call the police if it's serious, and don't try to be a hero. We're very happy for you here, my wife sends her regards."
"Thank you, tell her." And thank you. And let me tell you about my mother and my aunt: I told my mother to come. She's there with my sister, starving, and there's a vacant stall here in the gallery that I've reserved for her, because besides selling fish and gold, she's a craftswoman. She makes everything: weaving, earrings...
"It would be wonderful if your mother came. A good mother always keeps bad company away..."
"Let me tell you this too: she's with my aunt, and they go to a church that, if she saw it, she'd either burst out laughing or cry, I don't know, because it's the poorest and ugliest church in the world. It's a tiny hovel, two by two meters, in the middle of nowhere, without a bathroom or running water. Luckily, it has electricity. It's a hovel made of scrap wood and cardboard. And 50 people go in there to worship God, but because it's poor and ugly, it's miraculous. Many things are attributed to it: a man with cancer had his cancer disappear, a woman who couldn't..."
A woman who couldn't have children got pregnant. Now my mom says my case will be added to the list of miracles, because they had me in a prayer chain and hadn't told me anything. But the church's first miracle is that the roof isn't collapsing. If he saw it...
"You know what, Roberto? My brother and I have several businesses together, and one of them is a prefabricated house factory. He's not very religious, but I think he won't mind if we donate one to that church, the ugliest in the world, so they can have a service like God deserves."
"Oh, my mom and my aunt are over the moon! She's already heard their hallelujahs. She's always saying 'hallelujah for this,' 'hallelujah for that'... HALLELUJAH, HALLELUJAH!" Roberto's last hallelujahs sounded different, as if he weren't saying them, and indeed he was.
"Alberto, Alberto!" he shouted.
"" "What's wrong?"
"I'm having a vision!"
"What did you see?"
"I see that we're all in the new church... and my brother, the one the guerrillas took, appears at the entrance." Alberto told him that on his way to the children's school, a truck appeared and cornered them. He managed to escape, but they captured his brother. And they never saw him again. At first, they took it literally, as a prophecy. The brother would miraculously return. But over time, they understood that it was a metaphor. This was revealed by two things: one was the name, because Gabriel was the name of Roberto's missing brother, and "Gabriel" was also the name of the prefabricated house company, named in honor of the child he and his wife were expecting, a child who was taken to heaven by a miscarriage. This child would have been the same age as Roberto. And on the other hand, in the vision, Gabriel appeared at the age he was when he disappeared, when he would have been 18 years old. The vision was a beautiful metaphor, a gift from the Holy Spirit, but I didn't yet know its full implications... Nine months later, the new house of prayer in Quibdó was being built. The church was set up with the speed of a prefabricated house, going up in an instant, on the same spot in a dense thicket in Quibdó, on the banks of the majestic Atrato River. On the first day of worship, everyone was present, and Roberto, without hesitation, dared to share his testimony of conversion. He said, moved:
"Brothers and sisters, I was lost on the streets and in drugs, and Alberto and Ana gave me a hand, like the Good Samaritans God placed in my path one beautiful Christmas in Buga. But, honestly, it wasn't just because of me that I got through it; it was because of their love. She was a psychologist and he was an architect, and I was lost on the streets... They extended their hand and their hearts to me. I kept telling myself, 'I can't let them down.'" Just like my mother and my aunt, who prayed for me right here, and right here this miracle of mine was born, and today I have a job, a home, and I'm even studying because I'm finishing high school, and I'm drug-free.
The church, filled with 153 people, erupted in applause. He continued: I feel that it all began with them, with all their secret prayers for me. This miracle was born there. Every day I woke up and the first thing I said was, "Give me my bread, my God." As the saying goes: God appears to the hungry in the form of bread. And so it was: bread and everything else... THANK YOU, FATHER, HE SAID, ALMOST CRYING...
Fernando, the pastor of the church, for his part, said these original and inspired words: “Brothers, if we read carefully in the Old Testament, God always creates a new, purified creation from His creation, corrupted by evil, just as the potter takes his poorly made vases and makes flawless ones. The New Testament says the same thing in Corinthians: 'So also is the resurrection of the dead. It is sown in corruption, it is raised in incorruption; it is sown in dishonor, it is raised in glory; it is sown in weakness, it is raised in power; it is sown a natural body, it is raised a spiritual body... In a moment, in the twinkling of an eye, at the last trumpet. For the trumpet will sound, the dead will be raised imperishable, and we will be changed.'” And also
Ephesians 4:22-24:
"You were taught, with regard to your former way of life, to put off your old self, which is being corrupted by its deceitful desires; to be renewed in the spirit of your minds; and to put on the new self, created to be like God in true righteousness and holiness."
It is also reaffirmed in Colossians 3:9-10:
"...having put off your old self with its practices and having put on the new self, which is being renewed in knowledge in the image of its Creator."
Here, with the beautiful Christmas encounter between Alberto and Roberto, we see exactly that. A resurgence of something that seemed lost, but wasn't, according to God's plan, because He knows where He sows; He does not sow in vain. This is a true rebirth, and what is Christmas if not the rebirth of the Holy Spirit of God within us? Once again, applause echoed through the windows of Quibdó's beautiful new church.
Alberto and his brother Pedro thought Quibdó was the perfect location to open a branch of their company, and they put Roberto in charge of the office and driving the truck.
With the new members of the revitalized church, Roberto's mother, Carmen, found love again, married, and became pregnant at 49. As soon as she found out, she said, "His name will be Gabriel." She never stopped waiting for her son to appear, just as Roberto's vision had foretold. But deep down, contrary to her religious beliefs, she thought that her son, recruited by the guerrillas, had died, but his soul was returning to her, only now with a new body. Because for God, nothing is impossible.
"For those who despised the day of humble beginnings will rejoice, and they will see the plumb line in the hand of Zerubbabel..."
Zechariah 4:10
THE END
UNA NAVIDAD DESDE LA IGLESIA MÁS FEA Y POBRE DEL MUNDO.
"En cuanto a la pasada manera de vivir, despojaos del viejo hombre, que está viciado conforme a los deseos engañosos, y renovaos en el espíritu de vuestra mente, y vestíos del nuevo hombre, creado según Dios en la justicia y santidad de la verdad."
"...habiendoos despojado del viejo hombre con sus hechos, y revestido del nuevo, el cual conforme a la imagen del que lo creó se va renovando hasta el conocimiento pleno."
Aca con el hermoso encuetro Navideño entre Alberto y Roberto vemos exactamente eso. Un resurgimiento de algo que parecia perdido pero no lo estaba segun los calculos de Dios, porque el sabe donde siembra, no siembra en vano. Esto es un verdadero renacer y que es Navidad sino el renacer del espirtu santo de Dios en nosotros? Nuevamente un aplauso hizo vibrar los cristales del hermoso nuevo templo de Quibdo.
"Porque los que menospreciaron el día de los humildes comienzos se alegrarán, y verán la plomada en la mano de Zorobabel..."Zacarías 4:10