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ANG PANDEMIC AY PAALALA NG DIYOS DAHIL SA ATING KALAYAWAN AT PAGLIMOT... Oo panahon na para kilalanin natin si Hesus bilang Panginoon at Tagapagligtas, pagkakaroon ng pagbabago sa ating buhay at disiplina, SIMPLE AT KUNTENTO na buhay, tayo ay magkaroon nag pagmamahalan, respeto, pagkakaisa at kapayapaan, LABANAN NATIN ANG KORAPSYON AT KRIMEN magkaroon ng kalinisan at pag-unlad sa bayan. All are welcome to praise and worship with safety protocols. (face mask/social distancing).

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#SMOKING CIGAR AND ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES KILLS.

ang pandemya ay katha ng mga illuminati para ikondisyon ang isip ng mundo sa paparating na one world government na pinamumunuan ng 666.

Hinayaan ng Panginoon n magkaroon ng pandemya upang di tayo parusahan . Sa bawat bigay niya sa ating pagsubok may itinuturo syang bagay o mga bagay n tinuturo sa atin .
Our God is always misunderstood by some people. Now He is mocked, ridiculed if not totally forgotten or assumed as non existent .
True , God is truly offended by the sins of this world, by the blasphemies and sacriliges comitted under His name and of the Queen of Heaven and Earth, our beloved mother. But God up until now is waiting for us . Arch Angel Gabriel and the Blessed Mother is telling in some private credible revelations even in the public revelations, to the seers in Fatima, Portugal of the divine wrath of God almost overflowing bur out of the pleas of the Blessed Mother, Jesus our King , chastisements has not befallen us .
Still people do not listen for the call to conversion .
This lent is special . In a not so very distant days or one credible chosen soul has vetted that this coming lent God out of His love for us and out of the pleas of the Blessed Mother will give the greatest act of Mercy the world will come to experience . Tbe Second Pentecost of tbe Holy Spirit will arrive and there will be Illumination of conscience .
Prepare yourself because it would be an ecstatic joy for those in a state of grace but to those who are not and tbose who do not believe it will be a painful experience .
It will be a mini judgement of sort where you will yourself as God sees you . By then many will be shaken and repent but there would be still lukewarm souls and wicked that would not believe .
God loves us and it will never change But God is also a God of justice .
And the choice is yours , Are you for God or are you not for Him .....
Pax Vobiscum

Viva Cristo Rey !

brazil = 65k deaths this month of march 2021 ONLY at halos lahat ng bansa nagkakaroon ng bagong wave ng transmissions hindi lang sa pinas

malapit na ideklara ng UN WHO ang covid19 as extremely infectious and deadly to humans and animals kaya magiging mandatory o requirement ang vaccination against covid19 sa mundo

kaya kung wala kang tatak na vaccinated ka na ay hindi ka makakalabas ng bahay mo hindi makakabili ng kailangan mo at ituturing kang salot ng lipunan

bill gates = OS computer = antichrist in human form

covid19 = computer virus = NWO transhuman catalyst

covid19 vaccine = pseudo AV software (DNA RNA modifier) = 666 or QR CODE

NWO = road to global robotization = transhumanism

www.globalresearch.ca/mrna-covid-vaccine-not-vaccine/5734464

Parating na nga ang anti Christ pero di ko alam kung si Bill Gates yun. Pero parang hinde. Kasi if I remember correctly he will come as if send by God pero di sya . At ang makakdiscern lang ay mga true faithfuls.....

If you are into prophecies at apparitions of our Lord, our Blessed Mother and St. Michale the Archangel na legit at credible kahit private revelations pa lang mga seers go to this site.
www.countdowntothekingdom.com/

Alam ko tapos na lent pero nadiscover ko na article , bakai nteresado kayo.....

The Science of the Crucifixion



It is important to understand from the beginning that Jesus would have been in excellent physical condition. As a carpenter by trade, He participated in physical labor. In addition, He spent much of His ministry traveling on foot across the countryside. His stamina and strength were, most likely, very well developed. With that in mind, it is clear just how much He suffered: If this torture could break a man in such good shape, it must have been a horrific experience.

Matthew 26:36-46, Mark 14:37-42, Luke 22:39-44
After the Passover celebration, Jesus takes His disciples to Gethsemene to pray. During His anxious prayer about the events to come, Jesus sweats drops of blood. There is a rare medical condition called hemohedrosis, during which the capillary blood vessels that feed the sweat glands break down. Blood released from the vessels mixes with the sweat; therefore, the body sweats drops of blood. This condition results from mental anguish or high anxiety, a state Jesus expresses by praying “my soul is deeply grieved to the point of death” (Matthew 26:38). Hemohidrosis makes the skin tender, so Jesus’ physical condition worsens slightly.

Matthew 26:67-75, Mark 14:61-72, Luke 22:54-23:25, John 18:16-27
Traveling from Pilate to Herod and back again, Jesus walks approximately two and a half miles. He has not slept, and He has been mocked and beaten (Luke 22:63-65). In addition, His skin remains tender from the hemohedrosis. His physical condition worsens.

Matthew 27:26-32, Mark 15:15-21, Luke 23:25-26, John 19:1-28
Pilate orders Jesus to be flogged as required by Roman law before crucifixion Traditionally, the accused stood naked, and the flogging covered the area from the shoulders down to the upper legs. The whip consisted of several strips of leather. In the middle of the strips were metal balls that hit the skin, causing deep bruising. In addition, sheep bone was attached to the tips of each strip.

When the bone makes contact with Jesus’ skin, it digs into His muscles, tearing out chunks of flesh and exposing the bone beneath. The flogging leaves the skin on Jesus’ back in long ribbons. By this point, He has lost a great volume of blood which causes His blood pressure to fall and puts Him into shock. The human body attempts to remedy imbalances such as decreased blood volume, so Jesus’ thirst is His body’s natural response to His suffering (John 19:28). If He would have drank water, His blood volume would have increased.

Roman soldiers place a crown of thorns on Jesus’ head and a robe on His back (Matthew 27:28-29). The robe helps the blood clot (similar to putting a piece of tissue on a cut from shaving) to prevent Jesus from sustaining more blood loss. As they hit Jesus in the head (Matthew 27:30), the thorns from the crown push into the skin and He begins bleeding profusely. The thorns also cause damage to the nerve that supplies the face, causing intense pain down His face and neck. As they mock Him, the soldiers also belittle Jesus by spitting on Him (Matthew 27:30). They rip the robe off Jesus’ back and the bleeding starts afresh.

Jesus’ physical condition becomes critical. Due to severe blood loss without replacement, Jesus is undoubtedly in shock. As such, He is unable to carry the cross and Simon of Cyrene executes this task (Matthew 27:32).

Matthew 27:33-56, Mark 15:22-41, Luke 23:27-49, John 19:17-37
Crucifixion was invented by the Persians between 300-400 B.C. It is quite possibly the most painful death ever invented by humankind. The English language derives the word “excruciating” from crucifixion, acknowledging it as a form of slow, painful suffering.1 Its punishment was reserved for slaves, foreigners, revolutionaries, and the vilest of criminals. Victims were nailed to a cross; however, Jesus’ cross was probably not the Latin cross, but rather a Tau cross (T). The vertical piece (the stipes) remains in the ground permanently. The accused carries only the horizontal piece (the patibulum) up the hill. Atop the patibulum lies a sign (the titulus), indicating that a formal trial occurred for a violation of the law. In Jesus’ case, this reads “This is the King of the Jews” (Luke 23:38).

The accused needed to be nailed to the patibulum while lying down, so Jesus is thrown to the ground, reopening His wounds, grinding in dirt, and causing bleeding. They nail His “hands” to the patibulum. The Greek meaning of “hands” includes the wrist. It is more likely that the nails went through Jesus’ wrists. If the nails were driven into the hand, the weight of the arms would cause the nail to rip through the soft flesh.

Therefore, the upper body would not be held to the cross. If placed in the wrist, the bones in the lower portion of the hand support the weight of the arms and the body remains nailed to the cross. The huge nail (seven to nine inches long)2 damages or severs the major nerve to the hand (the median nerve) upon impact. This causes continuous agonizing pain up both of Jesus’ arms.

Once the victim is secured, the guards lift the patibulum and place it on the stipes already in the ground. As it is lifted, Jesus’ full weight pulls down on His nailed wrists and His shoulders and elbows dislocate (Psalm 22:14).3 In this position, Jesus’ arms stretch to a minimum of six inches longer than their original length.

It is highly likely that Jesus’ feet were nailed through the tops as often pictured. In this position (with the knees flexed at approximately 90 degrees),4 the weight of the body pushes down on the nails and the ankles support the weight. The nails would not rip through the soft tissue as would have occurred with the hands. Again, the nail would cause severe nerve damage (it severs the dorsal pedal artery of the foot) and acute pain.

Normally, to breathe in, the diaphragm (the large muscle that separates the chest cavity from the abdominal cavity) must move down. This enlarges the chest cavity and air automatically moves into the lungs (inhalation). To exhale, the diaphragm rises up, which compresses the air in the lungs and forces the air out (exhalation). As Jesus hangs on the cross, the weight of His body pulls down on the diaphragm and the air moves into His lungs and remains there. Jesus must push up on His nailed feet (causing more pain) to exhale.

In order to speak, air must pass over the vocal cords during exhalation. The Gospels note that Jesus spoke seven times from the cross. It is amazing that despite His pain, He pushes up to say “Forgive them” (Luke 23:34).

The difficulty surrounding exhalation leads to a slow form of suffocation. Carbon dioxide builds up in the blood, resulting in a high level of carbonic acid in the blood. The body responds instinctively, triggering the desire to breathe. At the same time, the heart beats faster to circulate available oxygen. The decreased oxygen (due to the difficulty in exhaling) causes damage to the tissues and the capillaries begin leaking watery fluid from the blood into the tissues. This results in a build-up of fluid around the heart (pericardial effusion) and lungs (pleural effusion). The collapsing lungs, failing heart, dehydration, and the inability to get sufficient oxygen to the tissues essentially suffocate the victim.5 The decreased oxygen also damages the heart itself (myocardial infarction) which leads to cardiac arrest. In severe cases of cardiac stress, the heart can even burst, a process known as cardiac rupture.6 Jesus most likely died of a heart attack.

After Jesus’ death, the soldiers break the legs of the two criminals crucified alongside Him (John 19:32), causing suffocation. Death would then occur quicker. When they came to Jesus, He was already dead so they did not break His legs (John 19:33). Instead, the soldiers pierced His side (John 19:34) to assure that He was dead. In doing this, it is reported that “blood and water came out” (John 19:34), referring to the watery fluid surrounding the heart and lungs.

While these unpleasant facts depict a brutal murder, the depth of Christ’s pain emphasizes the true extent of God’s love for His creation. Teaching the physiology of Christ’s crucifixion is a constant reminder of the magnificent demonstration of God’s love for humanity that was expressed that day in Calvary. This lesson enables me to participate in communion, the remembrance of His sacrifice, with a grateful heart. I am struck every time with the stunning realization that as a flesh and blood human, Jesus felt every ounce of this execution. What greater love than this can a man have for his friends?

Keep Reading: What It’s Like to Teach the Science of the Crucifixion
General Resources
Davis, C. Truman. “The Crucifixion of Jesus.” Arizona Medicine, 22, no. 3 (1965): 183-187.

Edwards, William D., et. Al. “On the Physical Death of Jesus Christ.” The Journal of the American Medical Association 255, no.11 (1986): 1455-1463.

Posted: March 1, 2002

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