A Call To Arms
By Sherry Shriner
http://www.sherryshriner.com


One of the biggest dilemmas facing many Christians today is
what to do about the persecutions coming against believers in this
country. Is there something we can do? Can we defend ourselves
against being taken prisoner and becoming a victim to increasing
tyrannical oppression from our own government?

Concentration camps have been built, transport trains have
shackles lining the inside walls ready to lock people into place,
and the New World of Satan is just around the corner. All just a
declaration of martial law away.

Martial law is coming to this country whether it is publicly
declared or not. This has been in planning for a long time through
those at the highest levels of our government and military through
traitorous presidents and politicians who have passed legislation
guaranteeing a lockdown and police state. We are in the middle of a
scripted phony war on terrorism to lead us eventually into martial
law. This has all taken years, even decades of planning inside the
secret societies that control Washington. It is not if it will
happen, but when.

The New World Order is an overthrow of America, its
Constitution, and its Patriotic and Christian citizens. It seeks to
diminish and then demolish the constitution replacing it with
Patriot Acts that take away our freedoms we had guaranteed under the
constitution. No longer is there a right to life, liberty and the
pursuit of happiness. Under the Patriot Acts and the New World
Order, those who resist their tyrannical form of government have
only one right, to die. And many will.

More likely than not, martial law will begin as a covert
operation against Americans. Roundups will begin without public
notice or mention of them. Mass amounts of people will be picked up
at roadblocks, airports, and through middle of the night home
invasions by organized military and government abduction squads.

In the name of terrorism and national defense our government
will target dissidents of America who are against Satanism and the
New World Order. Plans already leaked out and revealed by ex-
intelligence agents reveal many dissidents are to be picked up out
of their homes in the middle of the night. Anyone picked up whose
name appears on an internment list will not have access to a lawyer
and neither will their families have any idea where their loved one
is being taken. In many instances perhaps entire families will be
taken.

Dissident lists have been built from church tithing files
(mandatory reporting to the state), library records, and government
data collection and spying on internet forums, chat groups, lists,
emails, group, organization and church affiliations etc..If you are
a believer in the Most High your name is likely on a list. If you
have spoken publicly about your belief in the Lord in any way,
shape, or form, you are on a list. If you are not a Christian, but
you have spoken publicly or belong to anti-new world order groups or
organizations, you are on a list. The government tracks everything
and everyone. If they perceive you as anything but a pro supporter
of the New World Order your name is put on a list.

Should these dissidents, which will include mostly Christians,
go silently and consider it as martyrdom? No. The Lord has always
given His people protection against tyrannical governments and
physical attacks from their enemies. It has always been a basic
right to defend yourself against evil or harm. Who are our enemies?
Those who act in contempt of God's laws and in this instance,
physically seek to harm us with unlawful imprisonment and death.

Biblical law of self-defense empowers us to defend our lives
against wicked men who hate God, His law, and the life of their
neighbor. And this includes those trying to implement a Satanic New
World Order in America who fulfill that criteria. We may assume
that those who threaten us with bodily harm or weapons hold the life
God has given us in contempt, and, therefore, we may defend
ourselves against such evil even to the point of killing those who
try to harm us. We are not to go down silently but to stand up
against those who come up against us and defend our lives against
them.

In the days of Noah Yahweh destroyed the world with a flood
because of the wickedness and violence that had covered the whole
land, and He knew that men were still wicked after the flood, so He
commanded, "Whoso sheddeth man's blood, by man shall his blood be
shed: for in the image of God made he man" ( Gen. 9:6 ). The Lord
had decreed capital punishment for murderers. Our Founding Fathers
drew upon millennia of Biblical teaching when giving us the right to
keep and bear arms for self defense.

Our forefathers based their thought on the Sixth
Commandment, "Thou shalt not kill" ( Ex. 20:13 ). A common
interpretation was that the sixth commandment required every lawful
means should be taken to preserve our own life and the life of
others.

In other words, if murder was wrong, actions allowing murder,
like not defending oneself or others, were also wrong. This was
the "right of self-defense."

Our founders considered this one of the most basic of human
rights. They accepted this as a right of all levels of society: the
nation, the states, the counties, the family, and the individual. If
right and wrong existed, and if murder was wrong, then citizens had
the moral obligation to defend the good and innocent at whatever
level.

Most refer to the Sixth Commandment that tells us "Thou shall
not kill." This was incorrectly translated in English and should
read, "Thou shalt not murder." In the chapters following, God gave
to Moses many of the situations which require a death penalty. God
clearly has not told us never to kill. He has told us not to murder,
which means we are not to take an innocent life. If someone is
trying to harm you or kill you, they are not innocent.

The Bible is full of stories promoting self-defense. One of the
earliest tells of some men who kidnapped Lot, the patriarch
Abraham's nephew. Abraham organized a militia and by force of arms
rescued Lot from his kidnappers (Gen. 14:12 ).

Government Tyranny

Tyranny rises from within a nation when the government has been
captured by men who use their power to oppress the people. Thus, the
framers of the constitution recognized the need and right of
citizens to keep and bear arms in order to insure real liberty.

Biblically speaking, tyranny exists when civil government
departs from God's law and commands us to do things that are
forbidden by God or forbids those things we are commanded by God to
do.

Many Christians go through and twist every Scripture imaginable
and take them out of context on how to deal with violence, tyranny,
and oppression. It is no wonder God's laws made it's way into our
constitution to be followed and guaranteed as inalienable rights of
citizens to protect themselves, form militias and own weapons for
their own self-defense. In God's laws and mirrored in our
constitution we have or had, the right to life, liberty and the
pursuit of happiness. Now, in these prophetic "days of Noah" once
again we are seeing wickedness and violence covering the land.

Today we are witnessing our "one nation under God" being turned
into a nation under Satanic rule. How should Christians respond to
this Satanic and government tyranny? Many people misinterpret the
Apostle Peter. In 1 Peter 2:13-15 it says, "Submit yourselves to
every ordinance of man for the Lord's sake: whether it be to the
king, as supreme; or unto governors as unto them sent by him for the
punishment of evildoers, and for the praise of them that do well.
For this is the will of God." Yes, we are to submit to government
authority, unless they contradict God's laws which were protected
and written into the Constitution.

In 1 Peter 2:13-14 the apostle exhorts believers to live
honorably before men so that the charge that believers are evildoers
will be proven false when their good works are seen by men and
others can see they are law abiding citizens.

Interestingly, the first good work spoken of by Peter is
submission to the laws of men as given by the rulers over them. He
says, "Submit yourselves to every ordinance of man...." This is an
all-encompassing command that requires Christians to obey the laws
of the civil government that God has placed over them. They are to
do this "for the Lord's sake;" in obedience to Him and for His
glory. Peter explains that we are to obey the civil rulers or
magistrate because they have been "sent by him for the punishment of
evildoers, and for the praise of them that do well" ( 1 Pet.
2:14 ; . Peter then states unequivocally that it is God's will that
we honor and obey the king and governors over us (1 Pet. 2:15) but
that we are to always obey God first, the laws of man second.

One example of man's laws contradicting the Lord's can be found
in Acts 5:39. The Apostles had been brought before the Jewish
Sanhedrin because they had disobeyed a previous command from these
authorities "not to speak at all nor teach in the name of Jesus"
(Acts 4:18 ). The rulers angrily said to them: "Did not we
straightly command you that ye should not teach in this name? and,
behold, ye have filled Jerusalem with your doctrine and intend to
bring this man's blood upon us" (Acts 5:28 ). To this charge of
disobedience to their former command, "Peter and the other apostles
answered and said, We ought to obey God rather than men" (Acts
5:29).

The apostles had been commanded by Jesus Christ to preach the
gospel of salvation in His name to all men and nations The Jewish
rulers directly contradicted this command. Given this evident
contradiction between the command of God and the command of men, the
course the apostles needed to take was clear, they must obey God
even if it meant disobedience to earthly rulers.

This is the course that all Christians must take in a similar
situation. When the laws or commands of a tyrant or tyrannical
government directly contradict the clear precepts of God, then the
Christian must choose to obey God rather than men. In such a case,
God's law takes precedence over man's law, and civil disobedience is
the path we must take.

All the Scriptures in the Bible in regards to government and
authority can be summed up this way: Government was established by
Yahweh for our own good. To protect the citizens and punish
wrongdoers. To govern justly and for the people to obey their
rulers. However when governments no longer are governing justly and
showing contempt for God's laws and openly disobeying God and
commanding us to do things contrary to God's laws then we are to
obey God over established government.

Being obedient to the laws of society and established
government glorifies God and contributes to the peace and well-being
of a society. Christians should be known as those who respect
government not those who foment rebellion and civil anarchy. However
in cases where we must disobey the unlawful orders or rules of a
government then we should make known our reasons for resistance to
those laws and make clear our desire to uphold them but not if they
become contrary to God's laws. The goal of all Christian resistance
to tyranny is the establishment or re-establishment of Godly order
in society.

There are different levels of government from local to national
levels. If we are forced to disobey one level of authority then we
must seek out another level of authority to represent our case
against the one oppressing us. In this way we are upholding God's
ordinance of government and glorifying Him in our resistance.

Acts 5:29 and 1 Peter 2:13-15 a teach important doctrine
concerning the Christians obedience to the civil magistrate and how
to respond to tyranny. They instruct us to obey both God and man;
but if the commands of men contradict the express commands of God,
we must give our obedience to God. Tyranny must be resisted, but
only in accordance with God's Word.

If a tyrannical government exists at all levels, and there is
none to seek help to, then the Christian is at odds with the entire
established government and must resist it and disobey their rules
and laws in order to keep God's laws. God's laws always take
precedence over man's.

Does the Bible Teach Pacifism?

Many people, Christians included, assume that Christ taught
pacifism. They cite Matthew 5:38-39 where in these verses Jesus
said:

Ye have heard that it hath been said, An eye for an eye, and a
tooth for a tooth: But I say unto you, that ye resist not evil: but
whosoever shall smite thee on thy right cheek, turn to him the other
also.

The Sermon on the Mount from which this passage is taken deals
with righteous personal conduct and not seeking personal revenge
against someone who has harmed you. In this passage, Yahushua is
clearing up a confusion that had led people to think that conduct
proper for the government to do, that is, taking vengeance on
someone, was also proper for an individual to do.

Even the words used by Christ indicates that He was addressing a
confusion, or a distortion, that was commonplace. Several times in
the rest of the Sermon on the Mount Christ used this same "you have
heard it said" figure of speech to straighten out misunderstandings
or falsehoods being taught by the religious leaders of the times.

He wasn't teaching or introducing something new, in fact in the
same passage He strongly condemned false teaching: "Whoever
therefore breaks one of the commandments, and teaches men so, shall
be called least in the kingdom of heaven..." (Matthew 5:19).
Clearly, then, He was not teaching something different about self
defense than is taught elsewhere in the Bible. Otherwise, He would
be contradicting Himself for He would now be teaching men to break
one of the commandments.

He was condemning taking vengeance on someone who insulted or
hit you. It is this very passage that has been confused by
Christian pacifists who would misinterpret the context of the
passage in the Sermon on the Mount about turning the other cheek
(which prohibits private vengeance) into a command to falter before
the wicked.

The Bible distinguishes clearly between the duties of the
government and the duties of an individual and that is what
the "turn the other cheek" passage was about. He was telling the
people through a parable to not seek personal revenge for a wrong
done to you but to let the civil magistrate or what we call local
police handle it and let them (courts) administer justice in the
matter. Personal revenge and even "lynches" are forbidden.

Many who believe this is a command not to defend ourselves
against attackers turn this into a command to thus falter before the
wicked. They misunderstand the interpretation of Scripture and
disobey Yahweh's commands to protect their life from attackers. This
widespread misinterpretation is a clever deception by Satan welcomed
into the churches to lull believers into pacifism and into error to
keep them from defending themselves against the tyranny he then
creates to come up against them with. How many believers over the
centuries have died because they disobeyed Yahweh's commands to
protect and defend themselves against their enemies? Millions.

Self Defense

Exodus 22:2-3 tells us "If the thief is found breaking in, and
he is struck so that he dies, there shall be no guilt for his
bloodshed. If the sun has risen on him, there shall be guilt for his
bloodshed. He should make full restitution; if he has nothing, then
he shall be sold for his theft." The context of this verse is
dealing with theft and restitution and gives us a basis for God's
law of Self-Defense.

The phrase found breaking up refers to breaking up the roof,
window, or door to gain entry during the night hours. The owner of
the house responds by killing the would-be thief. The declaration of
Yahweh's law is that in these circumstances the owner is innocent of
any wrongdoing, and is fully justified in using lethal force to
defend himself and his family.

The second part of this passage deals with breaking up under
different circumstances. In this case, it is during daylight hours
when presumably the owner can see whether the intruder is armed and
if he does or doesn't pose a threat to his personal safety, but is a
mere thief. Yet, in spite of this the owner kills the thief. In this
circumstance the owner is guilty of murder because it was not an act
of self-defense because he wasn't threatened or attacked. The
penalty for theft was restitution, not death. Thus in this instance
it is an unauthorized taking of human life. God's law authorizes the
protection of life by deadly force if necessary, but His law does
not permit the defense of property in the same manner.

We are however, empowered through God's law of self-defense to
defend our lives against wicked men who hate God, His law, and the
life of their neighbor. Those who act contrary to God's laws and
threaten us with bodily harm or weapons are acting in contempt of
God's laws thus we may defend ourselves against these wicked people
even to the point of killing them to protect ourselves and neighbors.

In Proverbs 25:26 we read that "A righteous man who falters
before the wicked is like a murky spring and a polluted well."
Certainly we would be faltering before the wicked if we chose to be
unarmed and unable to protect ourselves against an assailant who
might be threatening our life.

The Christian pacifist may try to argue that God has changed His
mind from the time that He gave Moses the Ten Commandments in Exodus
20 or the provision for justifiably killing a thief in Exodus 22. In
Malachi we read, "For I am the Lord, I do not change" (Malachi 3:6)
and even in the New Testament it is reaffirmed, "Jesus Christ is
the same yesterday, today and forever" (Hebrews 13:8).

Does Jesus advocate violence? No. Does He advocate self defense?
Yes.

The Christian pacifist will likely object even still because
Christ rebuked Peter who used a sword to cut off the ear of Malchus,
a servant of the high priest in the company of a detachment of
troops. But look at it in the context of what happened. Jesus told
Peter in Matthew 26:52-54:

Then said Jesus unto him, Put up again thy sword into his place:
for all they that take the sword shall perish with the sword.
Thinkest thou that I cannot now pray to my Father, and he shall
presently give me more than twelve legions of angels? But how then
shall the Scriptures be fulfilled, that thus it must be?

It was not the first time that Christ had to explain to the
disciples why He had come to earth. To fulfill the Scriptures the
Son of God had to redeem mankind from sin and the penalty of death
(also see John 18:10-11). Even yet many use the phrase "those who
live by the sword die by the sword" as a battlecry to not defend
themselves. This phrase isn't even found in John's account of the
same passage and it has nothing to do with a proclamation against
self-defense or it would be contradicting all the other numerous
passages in the Bible where Yahweh says to arm and protect
yourselves.

While Christ told Peter to "put your sword in its place" He
clearly did not say get rid of it or throw it out. That would have
contradicted what he told the disciples only hours earlier. Peter's
sword was to protect his own life from danger. His sword was not
needed to protect the King of kings. Jesus was going to lay down His
life for mankind and the disciples never understood it until after
He arose from the grave.

Trusting God or Disobeying Him?

Another question asked by Christians is "Doesn't having a gun
imply a lack of trust that God will take care of us?" Indeed, God
will take care of us. He has also told us that if we love Him, we
will keep His commandments (John 14:15).

Those who trust God work for a living, knowing that 1 Timothy
5:8 tells us "But if anyone does not provide for his own, and
especially for those of his household, he has denied the faith and
is worse that an unbeliever." For a man not to work, yet expect to
eat because he was "trusting God" would actually be to defy God.

King David wrote in Psalm 46:1 that God is our refuge and
strength, a very present help in trouble. This did not conflict with
praising the God "Who trains my hand for war and my fingers for
battle" (Psalm 144:1). The doctrine of Scripture is that we prepare
and work, but we trust the outcome to God. It is also David who
prophesied that in the last days the Lord's people would do
exploits. In other words, they are fighting and resisting the
tyranny rule of a tyrannical government. This does not sound like we
are to be sheep and herded willingly to slaughter!

If we are to obey God then we are to make adequate provision
for our own defense as we are instructed in the Bible. For a man to
refuse to provide adequately for his and his family's defense would
be to defy God.

There are many who claim "I don't need to arm myself. God will
protect me." When Satan was tempting Jesus in the wilderness, he
challenged Jesus to throw himself off the top of the temple. Satan
reasoned that God's angels would protect him. Jesus responded: "It
is written again, 'You shall not tempt the Lord your God.'" (Matthew
4:7). It may seem pious if one is trusting in God for protection,
and we all must, but it is tempting God if we do not take the
commands that He has laid out for us in the Bible for our own
defense.

This point is reflected in the legal doctrine of the United
States. Repeatedly, courts have held that the government has no
responsibility to provide individual security. One case (Bowers v.
DeVito) put it this way: "there is no constitutional right to be
protected by the state against being murdered." And that is how
government has always been and why Yahweh put personal self defense
of oneself and their families into their own hands. Peter carried a
sword, a weapon of self defense and attempted to use it to protect
Yahushua from the Roman soldiers but Yahushua didn't need defending
because prophecy had to be fulfilled that He die. And that is why He
stopped Peter. So prophecy could be fulfilled not because what he
did was wrong.

Some might say, "Let the police protect the citizens." But this
is flawed. First of all, the right of a community to protect itself
through community defense is founded on the same moral ground as the
right of individual defense. But what if the police themselves
become the aggressors of a tyrannical government and don't seek to
help you but to hurt you? We haven't seen that yet in America, but
we will.

Also, even without what is coming ahead and looking at daily
matters we face now, the police are simply unable to protect us at
all times! Every individual murder in this country proves the
limitations of community defense. Community defense is good, but it
can never replace individual self-defense and the responsibility of
the individual to be able to protect themselves.

A Mirror of Things To Come

Our future is one of death, destruction, and the arrival of the
Antichrist. Events leading up to his arrival are what we are faced
with daily as our country and governments work scripted plans to
destroy each other preparing the way for Satan's arrival.

Countries working together to destroy each other? Yes. The
leaders of most governments today are possessed by Satan and his
cohorts and are doing as he tells them to do. They are puppets who
gave their allegiance to him and follow whatever he tells them to
do. Their loyalty is to him, not their countries. Satan has a plan
on how he's going to take over the world and the humans leading it
are just possessed pawns and puppets of his.

The Bible reveals a great deal about the relationship between
righteousness, which exalts a nation, and the obligation for a
national and personal self defense.

It makes clear that in times of national rebellion against the
Lord, the rulers of the nation will reflect the same spiritual
degradation of the people and as a result there becomes a denial of
God's commandments, an arrogance of power, disarmament of the
people, and oppression.

For example, every time the people of ancient Israel
apostacized from the faith they found themselves oppressed under the
rule of their Judges. Worse yet, they couldn't even defend
themselves, Judges 5:8 tells us that, "They chose new gods; then
there was war in the gates; not a shield or spear was seen among
forty thousand in Israel."

The first book of Samuel tells of the turning away of Israel
from God. The people did not want to be governed by God; they wanted
to have and be ruled by a king like the surrounding pagan, God-
hating nations. Samuel warned the people what they were getting into
the curses (laid out in Deuteronomy chapters 28&29) that would be
upon them if they persisted in raising up a king over themselves and
their families. Included in those curses was the raising up of a
standing, professional army which would take their sons and their
daughters for aggressive wars (I Samuel 8:11).

Saul was the result of all the judgments that Samuel had warned
the people about. Saul was the king the Israelites wanted and got.
Saul didn't trust the Lord and he rebelled against Him by putting
himself above God. And for those reasons the nation was destroyed.
It was under Saul that the Philistines were able to defeat the Jews
and put them into bondage. So great was the bondage exerted by the
Philistines that "Now there was no blacksmith to be found throughout
all the land of Israel: for the Philistines said, 'Lest the Hebrews
make them swords or spears.' But all the Israelites went down to the
Philistines to sharpen each man's plowshare, his mattock, his ax,
and his sickle;...So it came about, on the day of battle, that there
was neither sword nor spear found in the hand of any of the people
who were with Saul and Jonathan..." (1 Samuel 13:19-20; 22-23).

Today, the same goals of the Philistines of disarming the
people is slowly being carried out by our own government. The sword
control of the Philistines is today's gun control of governments
that do not trust their people with guns and do not want them
resisting their tyranny against them. A protection we have under our
Constitution to resist tyranny, form militias, and defend ourselves
against those who would try and harm us.

It is indeed up to the Patriots and Christians of America to
defend the Constitution of America against the tyrannical New World
Order government that seeks to eliminate it and them.

It is important to understand that what happened to the Jews
at the time of Saul was not unexpected according to the sanctions
spelled out by God in Leviticus 26 and Deuteronomy 28. In the first
parts of those chapters, blessing are promised to a nation that
keeps God's laws. In the second half of those chapters, the curses
are spelled out for a nation that comes under judgment for their
rebellion against God.

In Deuteronomy 28:47- 48 it reveals the reason for Israel's
oppression by the Philistines during Saul's reign:

Because you did not serve the Lord your God with joy and
gladness of heart, for the abundance of all things, therefore you
shall serve your enemies, whom the Lord will send against you, in
hunger, in thirst, in nakedness, and in need of all things; and He
will put a yoke of iron on your neck until He has destroyed you.

This is the same judgment we are facing as a nation today. Our
government has turned its back on God's laws and are passing their
own that are contrary to God's laws. The Patriot Acts 1 and 2 are
contrary to God's laws.

The Israelite army was a militia army and when they gathered
for battle each man would bring his own weapons. They were
personally armed and ready for battle from the time of Moses,
through the Judges, and beyond. When threatened by the Midianites,
for example, "So Moses spoke to the people, saying, 'Arm some of
yourselves for the war, and let them go against the Midianites to
take vengeance for the Lord on Midian'" (Numbers 31:3).

It is our biblical heritage to bear and keep arms. During
David's time in the wilderness avoiding capture by Saul, "David said
to his men, 'Every man gird on his sword.' So every man girded on
his sword, and David also girded on his sword" (Samuel 25:13). In
other words, not only was David and his men armed, they would have
fought to resist being captured by Saul's men.

Nehemiah and his men rebuilt the gates and walls of Jerusalem
with a weapon at their sides.

They which builded on the wall, and they that bare burdens,
with those that laded, every one with one of his hands wrought in
the work, and with the other hand held a weapon. For the builders,
every one had his sword girded by his side, and so builded. And he
that sounded the trumpet was by me (Neh. 4:17:18).

The wording of the Constitution is consistent and in alignment
with the teachings of the Bible. Weapons of defense should be
dispersed throughout the nation, not concentrated in the hands of a
central government. A government honoring the Lord and His laws has
no cause to want a monopoly of force and when it does it threatens
the lives, liberty and property of its citizens and is operating in
opposition to the Most High God.

Our government is increasingly turning its back on Yahweh. They
have kicked him out of our schools and many of our government
buildings. If Jesus Christ is not our King and our nation no longer
held under Godly laws then we will have a dictator ruling over us,
just as Samuel warned. And that is exactly what is happening today
with the increasing gun control laws and the eventual elimination of
the second amendment to own and possess weapons.

In self defense killing someone is justified. If you believe the
Bill of Rights is a mirror of the Bible and protections the Lord
laid down for His people, then being secure in your own person
(second and fourth amendments) is one of those rights. You have a
right to defend yourself and your family.

Defending yourself from death or harm is not the same as murder.
Murder is the intent to kill someone with aforethought or during the
course of an action taken that leads to the murder of someone, like
getting in a fight, or auto accident. Laws are established to
determine the difference between accidentally killing someone and
the intent of murdering someone on purpose.

You have a right to defend yourself. The reason the Jews walked
to their deaths via the trains in the holocaust is because they were
deceived, they didn't know they were going to their deaths, and
those who did, didn't have a weapon to protect themselves. In these
last days, knowing persecution is coming, do you defend yourself or
willingly go to be tortured and killed and die as a martyr?

For those who think that God treated Israel differently from
the way He will treat us today, please consider what God told the
prophet Malachi: "For I am the Lord, I do not change..." (Malachi
3:6).

Yahweh told me this:

My child, many seek the answer of life and death in these last
days. Many will seek Me and not find Me because they can't hear My
voice or listen to My voice. Child tell them that many will be
tested for My Name's sake, but he that endures will be awarded the
Crown of Life. Many coming against them are purely evil and of the
evil one. It is a war against My people just as it has been for
centuries. It will escalate on a global scale.
Tell them to fight to defend their children, to protect their
loved ones, I will not hold them accountable. Many won't have a
chance, they will be taken by surprise and unprepared and marched to
the camps. Martial law will come before My hour of testing. It is
martial law where they will seek to destroy my people without mercy,
it is not the hour of testing where I test My people. These are
separate events.

Those who lay down their lives for Me do so because they
refuse to worship the image of the beast or receive his name in
their forehead or right hand. But those events will come after much
bloodshed in this country. Protect yourselves. Self defense is of Me
when foreign soldiers seek to invade your homes and harm you or
loved ones, I have never told My people to just lay over and die
when opposition is in front of them but to seek Me and become
overcomers and victors in warfare.

Tell them child there is a difference between warfare that is
coming and martyrdom that will come later.

Tell them.


I had a dream last night, on May 18, 2005 and in it I was with
my children and we were at some place where there were a lot of
people outside, a field, or grassy area, or park, somewhere...and
all of a sudden this red cloudish air came out of nowhere and
started engulfing the people.

Many were killed instantly, perhaps thousands, hundreds, I
couldn't really tell how many people were there, but it was a lot of
people. Some were choking and gasping for air and I could hear them
as I took my kids and started running toward a nearby church.

One of the things I saw as I was running was that there were
these people in some kind of black uniforms and they had buckets in
their hands and with huge ladles were pouring some kind of substance
over the dead people laying on the ground. They seemed unaffected by
the red gas in the air. I don't know how they got their so quick,
they were just there, everywhere.

The substance they were pouring over the people almost looked
like some kind of lava, it's the best I can describe it. Somehow we
had a blanket with us and we sunk down in between two pews of the
church and put the blanket over us as I asked Yahweh for protection.

I heard one of those people or beings, not sure what they were,
walk into the church and eventually found us hiding. I could hear
him standing there staring at us for a few seconds and then he
walked away without harming us.

I had to wake myself up it or was I awake already, I don't
know, at that point I don't think I was asleep anymore but I got out
of bed and my thoughts on it immediately were that we must do
anything at all cost to protect ourselves when attacks come. Giving
in and just dying is not martyrdom, it's voluntary murder. You are
allowing someone to kill you. There were many others at that same
place watching the red cloud envelope people and just stood there
watching it happen, they did nothing to protect themselves and ended
up dying as a result.

Yahweh has given us a gift of life. And we are to honor it. We
are to attempt to do something to protect our lives when in danger
of being harmed or killed. Do your part and just trust Him for the
outcome and you are not at fault for not trying to do something,
anything, to stay alive and keep the life He's given you. How can
you honor Him with your life if you won't even defend it?

Like sheep to the slaughter is not of Yahweh. Defend yourselves
and your lives against the wicked who attempt to slaughter you.
Don't let the wolves in political and religious garments lull you to
sleep with theological psychology and ungodly legislation to the
point you don't think it's of God to defend yourself against them.
Stand up and defend your life if you are threatened of harm, do
something. Defend yourself, now that is of Yahweh.

The time will come when the people of this nation will be
herded up as cattle and headed to death camps. An American
holocaust. Resist being taken to them at all cost and don't be
taken without a fight. These camps are going to be used for sexual
abuse and torture. Many will suffer greatly before they die or are
killed.

I can't even put into words the horrors that are coming to this
nation. Many will say, "God will protect me" and I'm telling you
that HE is telling you to arm yourselves and defend yourselves and
that IS how He is protecting you. He is warning you now to prepare
for later.

Do you have any idea what they plan on doing to your children
in these camps? To you, your mother, father, brother, sister,
husband, wife? Your children will become sex toys for the sadistic
soldiers running the camps, women and men will be repeatedly raped,
beaten, burned, cut up and slowly tortured to death.

Wake up Israel-America! Defend yourselves! Don't be taken alive!