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Look Me up when I'm running the planet...I'll give you a nice job!

*Smiles*

I am a humble Servant of the one True Living God.
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What a miserable existence that must be!

But as Ra Hoor Khuit says:

"The slaves will serve:.

You know those on My Side are not bloodthirsty maniacs like the typical Christian and His God; who salivates at the prospect of his "enemy" (lolz) being burned alive day and night forever and ever.

I am here to effectuate the Marriage of Heaven & Hell; just as William Blake intended.

For I incarnated not to destroy the enemy; but enmity itself. Not the antagonist; but all antagonism.

I do not seek to harm people; which is quite a cut above the typical Christian...living a life of hate and perpetual vengenance.

And perhaps more than anything else; A LIFE OF SELF-HATE; the *sine qua non* of Christianity.

I assure you that assuming you "win"; your satisfaction in my destruction shall be short lived; for like all bloodthirsty psychopaths; after the Old Enemy has been destroyed; a New Enemy must be found; and if She cannot be found; why She must be created!

That psychological sugarbomb in your blood stream; building up to a spectacular crescendo as you are in the midst of vanquishing your foe will suddenly fall flat once you have achieved your "dream" and "goal".

Thus the profound & irreversible sickness of your mind & soul...and that of your "god".

Actually if you read the kjv it sais a completely different thing toward the narrative of the false bibles...

Niv nkjv etc all say submit to government.

Kjv does not mention guberment but ministers of God.

Subject yourself to the higher power .. being the ministers of God

Government be damned

Never was.

Jesus didn't say it.

One reason that some things are better left "in God's hands", i.e., handled by "the [by God] constituted authorities":

"When man’s anger boils over into rage and spills over into action, the results are often uncontrolled and are seldom good.
Think of David, described as a man agreeable to God’s heart. (Acts 13:22)
Even this good man almost committed a terrible crime when he heard that the rich landowner Nabal screamed insults at him and his men. Boiling with rage, David and his soldiers “strapped on their swords,” intending to kill not only ungrateful Nabal but also every male in his household.
Fortunately, Nabal’s wife, Abigail, was able to convince David and his men not to take revenge. (1 Sam. 25:9-14, 32, 33)
With good reason, Jehovah inspired James to write: “Man’s anger does not bring about God’s righteousness.”—Jas. 1:20."