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USA Is Sodom And Gomorrah All Over Again And It Will Be Burned With Fire From Heaven!

Monday, June 22, 2015 10:45
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BABLYLON THE WHORE WHICH WORSHIPS IDOLS/FALLEN ANGELS/SATAN IS ABOUT TO BE UTTERLY BURNED WITH FIRE AND ALSO THE CITIES OF THE PLAIN OR STATES WILL BE BURNED!

 

THE “MOST HIGH” FATHER OF THE ENTIRE COSMOS IS NOT TO BE MOCKED! SO, LET THE MOCKERS/SCOFFERS SHAKE THIER FIST IN “HIS” FACE IN TOTAL DEFIANCE TO “HIS” “WORD” AND YOU WILL SEE HELL FIRE/JUDGEMENT FROM HEAVEN COME DOWN ON THEM! READ REVELATIONS 18, ISAIAH 47, REVELATION 17, ISAIAH 21, AND JEREMIAH 50 AND 51, THE FLOOD IS ABOUT TO CARRY THEM ALL AWAY BUT IT WILL BE FIRE THIS TIME!

 

NOW IS THE TIME TO SERIOUSLY ASK FOR FORGIVENESS/PRAY, REPENT/TURN FROM YOUR WICKED WAYS/SINS, AND SEEK/LIVE FOR THE “MOST HIGH” “THROUGH HIS FIRST BEGOTTEN SON, THE WORD MADE FLESH WHO WAS SENT BY HIS FATHER TO DIE/PAYMENT FOR OUR SINS SO THAT WE WOULD NOT HAVE TO TASTE DEATH/SEPERATION FROM THE MOST HIGH,  OF THE BODY AND SOUL FOR OUR SINS, BELIEVE IN YOUR HEARTS THAT HE DIED FOR OUR SINS AND ROSE/RESURRECTED IN THE FLESH/GLORIFIED BODY AND LIVE LIFE ETERNAL AND EVERLASTING!”

 

“THE WORD IS NOT TO BE MOCKED AND IT’S SURELY NOT A JOKE LIKE MANY WICKED PEOPLE THINK , THE WORD IS THE LIVING TRUTH/WORD MADE FLESH/FIRST BEGOTTEN SON AND IT NEVER CHANGES BECAUSE THE FIRST BEGOTTEN SON IS SITTING BESIDE THE MOST HIGH IN GLORIFIED FLESH, PLEADING FOR US TO HAVE MERCY ON US”, SO BY EXAMPLE SODOM AND GOMORRAH WILL BE THE JUDGEMENT ON THE USA FOR ITS SINS BECAUSE THEY ARE GOING HEADLONG INTO OBLIVION/HELL! SELAH

 

Couples, Officials, Opponents Readying For U.S. Gay Marriage Ruling

 
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In this file photo, Bill Slimback, left, and Bob Sullivan, both of Whitehall, N.Y., exchange rings during their wedding ceremony at Moose Meadow Lodge in Waterbury, Vt., while Justice of the Peace Greg Trulson, center, who is a co-owner of the lodge, officiates on Tuesday, Sept. 1, 2009.

With a U.S. Supreme Court ruling on same-sex marriage expected any day now, gay couples in states with bans are making wedding plans, courthouse officials are getting ready for different scenarios and steadfast foes are working on their strategies to keep up the opposition.

Marriage license bureaus are bracing for a rush of applicants if the court overturns bans. Meanwhile, there’s been a series of planning sessions by groups that intend to explore religious objection responses to protect “traditional marriage” limited to heterosexuals.

If the U.S. Supreme Court rules in favor of same-sex marriage, the lead plaintiff in the historic case says he’ll be able to help out with the expected surge of couples wanting to wed.

Jim Obergefell of Cincinnati says he has gotten ordained online in preparation. He says he wanted to be able to offer to perform marriages for others as “a nod” to his own proposal to his partner immediately after the high court’s 2013 ruling that struck down part of the Defense of Marriage Act.

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He and his dying partner, John Arthur, were unable to wed in their home state because of Ohio’s 2004 ban, so Arthur’s aunt got ordained and officiated their wedding in a medically equipped plane on a Maryland tarmac.

Arthur died three months later, and shortly after, Obergefell began the legal challenge titled James Obergefell, et al, v. Richard Hodges, et al, that is before the high court. (Hodges is the director of the Ohio Department of Health.)

Obergefell, a real estate salesman, has been in Washington awaiting the decision. If the court rules for same-sex marriage, he said recently by email, “I imagine I’ll be out celebrating.”

Gay couples, such as Ethan Fletcher and Andrew Hickam of Cincinnati, are gearing up for a quick run to the courthouse in Ohio, Michigan, Kentucky and Tennessee — the states involved in the cases that were argued in April before the justices. They’re among 14 states that ban same-sex marriage, and if the high court rules in favor of gay marriage, it would apply nationally.

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