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Congratulations. Just remember when you read your Bible there were a few key bad translations. Likely on purpose.

The Israelites were the Whites (that later moved through the Caucuses mountains and settled in Europe). When it says ‘Jews’ talking about God’s people the original word was Judahites, one of the Israelites tribes. When it says the ‘Jews’ tried to kill Jesus it was talking about Edomites (Jews) who moved to Judea and were now called Judeans. (Just like Chinese who moved to US are all of a sudden called ‘Americans’)

The word Gentile simply means ‘Nation’. Nothing else. Almost always in Scripture it refers to the other 11 tribes of Israel that had left the Holy Land. Delineating them from the tribe of Judah (which Jesus was from) that was largely still in the Holy Land

That it says into Heaven will first be the tribe of Judah (many eventually moved to Jutland Germany) and then the Gentiles (the other tribes)

“Jews” of today only call themselves Jews because they infiltrated the White Nation of Judah. Here is a parallel: It is just as if New York started out all White but Jews moved in and started calling themselves New Yorkers instead of Jews and then took over so much that all the Whites moved out.

If you listen to what Judaism tells you about God and the Bible, you will make the same mistake Eve made in the Garden by believing the ‘Serpent’

Thanks for sharing

I got dunked in a lake 3 years ago. Photos are hilarious. Looks like the pastor was trying to drown me. Ahaha wouldnt necessarily blame him either.

Im mid 40s and was atheist until late 30s. Dont regret it at all. Actually have a family now.

I had a stint with the Holy Spirit when I was about 19 years old for I think ~3 months (hard to remember). I had fallen away from Christianity toward atheism, but I went into a deep bout of prayer one day and was just "filled with the Holy Spirit" as they like to say, and for lack of a better description. Filled with overwhelming joy and peace and the presence of something greater than myself that I could fully trust.

Anyway That was one part that messed with me - prayers being answered. Sometimes immediately and in very overt ways - like praying earnestly for someone to do something different and the next moment they say "No! Stop! Bad! Evil!" and they don't do the thing they were about to do. Lots of other convenient things but that's the one I remember as being the most overt.

Other weird things too - I was basically clairvoyant in knowing the right thing to do in every situation, sometimes knowing people's exact thoughts, and I was even given deeper insight and foresight into situations than I'd ever had, but still I wondered (and wandered). My freewill never left, and I still chose to go against the almost-overwhelming guidance of the Holy Spirit because of Earthly things. Each decision like that seemed to distance me from the Holy Spirit, until one day it was gone. Thankfully, that departure came with a promise to return, but it's something I'll never forget. And I regret being so naive and distrusting.

So... all that to say... do your best not to find it disconcerting. Lord knows I did - getting that realization that "Holy crap... you mean all of that stuff is real!?" Like... the deeper you get, the less you can deny it, and then the implications of accepting it... well you can imagine how hard that is for a college atheist to accept. A thought like "if I can't convert all my friends, they're literally going to Hell. But would God really send them to Hell? I like them... love them even..." and so on. Trusting God in those times is difficult, but it's the right answer. I wish I'd had more or better guidance at the time, but, well, after the long journey since, I've come to trust God much more now than then, even without all the raging fire of the Holy Spirit in me.

And in fairness, I was actually, almost immediately after the initial experience, surrounded by people who were ready to guide me (I was guided on a walk that led me exactly to a Christian community and people ready to embrace and pray over me, almost like it was expected), but again, I just didn't fully trust, wasn't ready to fully give myself. I wish I had been.

I don't talk about that much (maybe for obvious reasons), but if you're taking the plunge, it's a relevant story.

Cool now you're saved and everything will be dandy!

I'm glad for you, and judging from your comments it sounds like you found a church which wasn't a jewed Charlatan-Christian one. Watch out for the hidden Freemasons who may try to invade or influence.

I like these White Pill posts.

The liberals All left. They're in washington, Denver, montana, anywhere else they have......bunkers. If you're a liberal that doesn't know about bunkers you're probably gonna get kristalnacht-ed with us squares.

I sincerely wish you the best.

I also would love if some day you revisit this post and realize how tightly you are snared.

Or. If you are just really happy, then cool, neighbor.

Glad to hear, you should stop giving atheists attention though. It's what they want and why they became such in the first place. They are a small but loud minority like troons.

I have met my Guardian Angel. Twice.

Welcome aboard. Now make sure your kids get baptized as well.

Cool mang.

Now what?

Everyone has spiritual energy, and your own spiritual energy is likely what's causing your prayers to come true, not the jew god (though the jew god does sometimes do just enough for people to get them to worship him and spiritually empower jews in the process).

Every time you pray to Jesus the circumcized judean rabbi who supposedly fulfilled the jewish prophecies as the jewish messiah, you are using your spiritual energy to ask the universe to put jews in power. "Dear Jesus" in prayer translates to "I want to be ruled by a jewish king" in spiritual terms. Please don't worship the jews.

I'm glad for you. God bless.

That's too bad.
Condolences.

Ok but are you the right kind of Christian though?

You were Baptized by water, this time.

But the next time you are Baptized, it will be by Fire, and you will feel it in a much more horrific way.

Perhaps your hebrew god could teach you formatting?

https://theworldwatch.com/videos/1628892/shock-video-shows-man-drown-during-his-baptism/

OP is weak, corruptible and easily led.

Never been baptized. And I always refuse communion at the Episcopal church I attend.

So, is your first act as a Christ-Cuck going to be:
1. Die in a Crusade for Israel?
or
2. Adopt a Nigglet?

Try White Nationalist Paganism instead.