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Discerning quilts



Discernment is a wonderful gift to obtain from the Holy Spirit. Discernment is seeing things through the Holy Spirit and consists of many levels.

When one has spiritual discernment its interesting what he/she will see in the spirit of other believers and heathens. When one discerns long enough he/she begin to recognize the patterns. These quilts are easy to recognize when it’s put in the context of dominion. There are two sides, demonic and Holy. There is no middle ground.

Why would you call these propaganda's quilts? 

Some atheists are very nice.
Some (true) Christians are very blatant about their disregard for you.

Well…

I can honestly say I’ve been more persecuted by people professing Christianity then atheist and/or others dwelling in strange foreign religions.

Everyone is like an individual quilt. You can’t possibly discern without the guidance of the Holy Spirit.  In another sense it’s not hard to tell a black quilt from a white quilt because all one has to do is look at the color (the fruits).

Ye shall know them by their fruits. Do men gather grapes of thorns, or figs of thistles? (Mathew 7:16)

How can you tell which Dominion they follow? Everyone Is not perfect so…..

That is true. A heathen will have a black quilt. A Regenerated true Christian will have a white quilt. There may be some streaks of grey and possibly black, but the majority is white. Sometimes it could be 50-70 percent black but he/she see’s that its in a constant state or restoration and cleansing by the dry cleaner Jesus.

The process of discerning is not a mere infatuation of the eye muscle and a vibrating sect cells of information stored within choice teaching you deemed so right beyond reproof. In this context lies an issue that must be rebuked.

We need to seek the Holy Spirit in prayer to instruct and/or guide into truth while testing the spirit.

How do I do that?
Click here: Jesus is my sweety pie!

Comments

  1. AnonymousMay 7, 2013 at 11:27 AM

    You lost me with "The process of discerning is not a mere infatuation of the eye..." paragraph but I agree with you, in my life most of my struggles have been with those claiming to be Christians. Hope they get their acts straight before Jesus comes back.

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