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As I have grown into the knowledge and wisdom of God, I become in awe of the world around me. I love the world and the fragments of God that are displayed. It's never Gods intention to get rid of our planet but to restore it to its former Glory. When the world exists under His rain, everything will be more magnificent than what we have ever imagined. I look around, and I see lost and needy souls. Men cry out for God, but the world feeds them spoonfuls of emptiness.

I don’t think the world remembers a day when morality held hands with righteousness. Each passing year our flesh is fed more and more and soon the monster it indeed is, is will become standard. When are flesh isn’t fed, and the spirit made alive in Christ Jesus is evident, everyone is quick to stone you. A revival is coming.

According to my knowledge, the best revival happened 2000 years ago after a young woman by the name of Mary had a child. At the age of 30 that Godman made a massive roar in the spiritual realm and brought God back to His creation. In the next three years, this man redeems all people willing to believe. Aaah fantastic! 

Our planet is a cool place. The Lord told me that there are many creatures that we haven't discovered yet. Many things were lost and forgotten when Adam and Eve sinned. If I could talk to them for a second, I'd say, "thanks a lot dudes, you plagued us all."

But actually, God saves us all. All things come together for those who love God. The fragments of God I love in this world is His being and nature in people. Those who are saved are all pieces of the Heavenly Father. We want to preach His word and get people saved. The more we do that, the more God is evident in our world. The more God is revealed to us, the more God is accessible to us. Each of us has a piece of God, but they’re unique and different. Everyone has a chance to teach and a place to speak. If we all work together, our body might just actually function. And then, perhaps we can start a revival that changes the planets empires, wouldn't that be something!


-Jasmine

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