Communion with What? The Lord's Supper

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Communion with What? The Lord's Supper

Apr 15, 2022 · 1h 24m 37s

Time to get in agreement with the Almighty. Communion in the beginning, then talk.

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D S

2 years ago

"tracks

D S

2 years ago

LOVE the opening track. Where can I find both of those? Are they both Z compositions?

Michael Lavoie

2 years ago

No 2% for them... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uQF1rCOzKHE

Scott (Mongoose) Powell

2 years ago

Zeph speaks a lot of dimensions and shifts. I've been in them and now know 100% about that. It's how I came about listening to Zeph. He blew my mind and educated me more than I can say. I believe every word he says about his past. To not would be to outsource my own direct experience. And I ain't doing that no more

Scott (Mongoose) Powell

2 years ago

No this subject needs to be built upon. People need to realize that such things as witches and energy vampires are real. I've been persecuted and been feeding them for 50 years. Only recently am I now 100% sure about their existence.

john bergamini

2 years ago

If anyone doubts we live in a tightly monitored mind-control prison, ask any search engine, "Why do witches torture others?", (Don't include the quotes.) Without fail, the search engines all fail to interpret the question correctly, and returns hundreds of links to the well documented accounts of "authorities" torturing witches during the inquisition and other times in history. I could not find a single link to somebody's personal account of being tortured by witch incantations and such. Stalin would be impressed by the comprehensivity and genius of our automated censorship system. Real witches hide their torture of others from the public, whereas church authorities have probably publically exaggerated their persecution of witches as a disincentive to anyone challenging their authority. In all likelihood, many church authorities, now and in the past, have actually been covert witches. In any case, the consequence of the modern remake of witches in public perception, (the TV series, "Bewitched", for example), and the fact that the phrase "witch persecution", only means the sanctioned historical violence done by the State to witches, and not the persecution of the victims of witch mischief, suggests we are living under a spell. I apologize for dwelling on this subject on this most holy Christian holiday, but I think this subject needs to be aired.

Michael Lavoie

2 years ago

The water is blessed by religious leaders using the following prayer: "Whatever it sprinkles in the homes of the faithful, may it be cleansed and delivered from harm. Let such homes enjoy a spirit of goodness and an atmosphere of tranquility, freed from harmful or hidden snares. By the sprinkling of this water, may everything opposed to the safety of them that dwell there be banished, so that they may possess the well-being they seek in calling upon Thy holy Name, protected from every evil."[3]

Michael Lavoie

2 years ago

Easter Water is water blessed in special ceremonies on Holy Saturday (as in the Roman Catholic Church) at sunrise, or during the last few minutes before dawn. Part of the ceremony involves lowering the Easter Candle into the blessed water three times, representing the death and rebirth of Christ. The water symbolizes life and death, as well as repentance of sin and rebirth into a new life. In the Catholic Church, the Easter Water is then used for baptisms after the Easter Vigil.[2]

Michael Lavoie

2 years ago

But what's it used for at home... Easter Water is the name given to water used in rituals during the Easter Vigil in the Catholic Church. A part of this water is set aside for use as a sacramental in the church and at home, the remainder being ceremonially mixed with consecrated oils and used for baptisms in the church.

Michael Lavoie

2 years ago

What do they do with Easter water...