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| These tendrils whipped out and pulled on the skin of my face so hard that my eye bugged out |
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| A black sucker demon either pulls on my ear (or adjust the sheets underneath from an anchor point behind my ear) to prevent comfort and to otherwise harass |
NOTE | To see a video of sucker demons flying out of my body, go to VIDEO | Swarm of sucker demons invade bathhouse.
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| A sucker demon is poised between two towels in order to make using them (or holding them, for that matter) difficult |
Ye that love the Lord, hate evil: he preserveth the souls of his saints; he delivereth them out of the hand of the wicked.
If thou forbear to deliver them that are drawn unto death, and those that are ready to be slain.
Proverbs 24:11
You cannot hide from duty. You are your neighbor’s keeper. God expects you to help and protect those that are in mortal danger unjustly, if you have the power to deliver them.
To appreciate the warning here, the proverb continues, “If thou sayest, Behold, we knew it not; doth not he that pondereth the heart consider it? and he that keepeth thy soul, doth not he know it? and shall not he render to every man according to his works” (Pr 24:12)?
The issue here is death. Solomon clearly indicated mortal danger. Those needing help are described as being “drawn unto death” and “ready to be slain.” You are not obligated to get involved for every little controversy, but the risk of death demands your involvement.
The assumption here is unjust death. There is no duty to rescue those justly sentenced to capital punishment. The taking of life for capital crimes is part of true justice (Pr 28:17; Gen 9:6; Num 35:31). Help here is only for those not deserving the death facing them.
The warning applies to civil rulers, which is nearly always in Solomon’s mind, since he wrote for the benefit of his son, the next king of Israel (Pr 1:8; 24:13; 27:11). Their duty before God is to protect those who cannot defend themselves (Pr 31:8-9; 20:28; 29:14).
But it also extends to you, if you can save the lives of those unjustly threatened with death. If the adversary is a government, you had better know the righteousness of the matter and be wise in your use of means. The examples below should assist your choice.
The Bible teaches the Good Samaritan (Luke 10:30-37). But you should also consider Reuben (Gen 37:21-22), Judah (Gen 37:26-27), the Hebrew midwives (Ex 1:16-17), Jonathan (I Sam 19:4-6; 20:26-34), Hushai (II Sam 17:7-14), Obadiah (I Kgs 18:4), Esther (Es 8:4-8), Job (Job 29:12-17), Ahikam (Jer 26:24), Ebedmelech (Jer 38:7-13), Johanan (Jer 40:13-16), Daniel (Dan 2:12-18), and Paul’s nephew (Acts 23:16-19).
If you had lived in Germany during WWII, you might well have had the opportunity to save a Jew from death. Coming to the correct conclusion in such a case would not have been very difficult with this proverb and the examples provided imbedded in your mind.
Since unborn children are drawn to death and slain in abortion clinics, should you intervene against the law to deliver them? How can you save them, since it is their mother that carried them there? You would have to kill her to save her child, which would also result in its death. In such impossible and profane cases, trust the living God.
Abortion and infanticide are not new. They occurred in Rome, and the apostles did not call for demonstrations or intervention. If you were to stop the murder of an unborn or living child in one location, the murderous mother would take its life in another. When you cannot help, there is a God that sees every mother and every child. And remember, these crimes may reflect His withdrawal and judgment (Ezek 20:22-26; Rom 1:18-32).
Back to your duty, the lesson and warning is for those situations where you can clearly do something to save an innocent soul from death. God hears every excuse and sees every motive of the heart, and He will surely repay any person that could have helped for their complicity in the death of the innocent (Pr 24:12; Eccl 5:8).
If thou sayest, Behold, we knew it not; doth not he that pondereth the heart consider it? and he that keepeth thy soul, doth not he know it? and shall not he render to every man according to his works?
If thou sayest, Behold, we knew it not; doth not he that pondereth the heart consider it? and he that keepeth thy soul, doth not he know it? and shall not he render to every man according to his works?
Save your excuses! They will not work. You cannot deceive God, Who ponders your heart and keeps your soul. He knows your thoughts, and He will reward you accordingly. Though your excuse may exonerate you to others, the great God is not so easily affected.
This sober warning is to be understood in light of the previous verse, “If thou forbear to deliver them that are drawn unto death, and those that are ready to be slain” (Pr 24:11). God holds you accountable to deliver any innocent person from a wrongful death. If you fail to get involved, even with the excuse you did not know, God will justly judge you.
Where there is cost, effort, or danger involved, most will not get involved, as the lesson of the Good Samaritan from Jesus shows. Both the priest and the Levite, though fellow countrymen, would not help the wounded Jew. It was a Samaritan, a cultural enemy of the Jews, that stopped and gave comprehensive care to the wounded man (Lu 10:29-37).
Most do not like to leave their comfort zone. Most hope that others will take care of a problem. Most do not like to get involved, because it may cost them money or time. These selfish and lazy persons avoid a guilty conscience by ignoring events around them. But noble and virtuous men and women are vigilant and get involved, for they are better.
The person here chose not to know. This is the excuse for not getting involved to save a life. Such excuses bring God’s judgment, “Whoso stoppeth his ears at the cry of the poor, he also shall cry himself, but shall not be heard” (Pr 21:13). And, “He that giveth unto the poor shall not lack: but he that hideth his eyes shall have many a curse” (Pr 28:27).
Here is the sin of omission – you did not do something you should have done. Most men only think of sins of commission – doing something they should not have done. But godly men also measure themselves by what God expects of them, for the Bible says, “Therefore to him that knoweth to do good, and doeth it not, to him it is sin” (Jas 4:17).
The Word of God, the Lord Jesus Christ, is quick and powerful, and He discerns the thoughts and intents of your heart (Heb 4:12). Everything in your life is naked and open to His eyes (Heb 4:13). Therefore, you had better soberly consider all your duties before Him, which in this proverb is to help and deliver those in serious trouble (Heb 4:14).
Again the word of the Lord came unto me, saying, Son of man, speak to the children of thy people, and say unto them, When I bring the sword upon a land, if the people of the land take a man of their coasts, and set him for their watchman: If when he seeth the sword come upon the land, he blow the trumpet, and warn the people; Then whosoever heareth the sound of the trumpet, and taketh not warning; if the sword come, and take him away, his blood shall be upon his own head. He heard the sound of the trumpet, and took not warning; his blood shall be upon him. But he that taketh warning shall deliver his soul. But if the watchman see the sword come, and blow not the trumpet, and the people be not warned; if the sword come, and take any person from among them, he is taken away in his iniquity; but his blood will I require at the watchman's hand.For my part, I write this blog in answer to that very obligation.
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| The white thing sticking out of my head (upper left) is actually a tendril striking me, which originated from somewhere around the corner behind me |
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| The first hit can barely be heard or seen without having watched the video multiple times | The second hit is quite audible and is more easily seen |
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| A tendril pierces my skull near the top; it originated from somewhere near the couch, and waited until I pivoted my chair in order to strike; the light from the camera highlights only the portion nearest my skull |
NOTE | For a complete list of injuries now being incurred at the hands of demons, see http://demonicactivity.blogspot.com/2013/01/video-voices-demons-flood-apartment.html.To see another video of a tendril piercing my body, go to VIDEO | Demon pierces my neck with tendril, lashes eye.
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| A tendril of a sucker demon pierces my neck (enhanced) | A second tendril lashes my eye after I pulled out the first (enhanced) |
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| Sometimes, I have to write posts that make me look and sound really, really bad; this is one of them, in that I have to say that a window covering tried to reach out to knock me on the head |
NOTE | When does the fourth dimension overlap with the third? Whenever a hyperdimensional portal is open, which is during periods of high demonic activity. And, yes, I know what you're thinking: how is that every victim of something weird somehow ends up being a "scientist"? Dunno, I'd say, just happens.The overlap also eliminates gravity's influence on matter; so, even big, heavy objects can be flung about as if they were made of cotton.
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| The corner of a mirror frame bends away from the wall to strike me in the shoulder, probably in order to disfigure it bit-by-bit | By striking a person's bones with a semi-cloaked object, the bone becomes as malleable as the object itself, allowing for it to be shaped painlessly and effortlessly |
NOTE | The Voices Demons claim that very few people want to rent to a tenant who is being physically and mentally tormented by demons that have hijacked the town (even though, at least in my mind, one problem should take precedence over the other).Once I saw that the source of the water could be clearly seen on camera—thanks to the debris bubbling up with the water—you can hear me start to say how this video would prevent anyone from placing blame on me for breaking the toilet. I stopped myself when I realized that I just announced that I was going to catch them in a lie; as you can see in the video, they stopped the flow of water around the same time.
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| Although slight, the discoloration around the edge of the thumb borders the underlying damage | Small brown spot the thumbs surface, which results from dead tissue |
NOTE | This was discovered by an ultrasound procedure, which was ordered in the absence of any symptons or other explanation by a doctor at VMC, a hospital known for its ties to the body-chopping hobgoblin demons.Needle-stabbing demon unleashed again
NOTE | Visualize a genie coming out of its bottle from old cartoons, which is what a demon looks like when it is stretching or bending or folding. It will even look like a cartoon drawing, in fact.I captured this on video in the past. In the following still frame, you can see an actual demon's arm extending around a corner, which moved so fast, it was only captured in one still frame:
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| A demon stretches itself out of a pin-sized hole near the ceiling on the other side of the wall, and extends its arm around the corner; its movement was so quick, it was captured on only one still frame out of the 15 shot per second |
NOTE | In one past video, the eyes were actually buttons on a shirt hanging in a closet; the other, light-and-shadow play on a power strip, as well as opportune camera angle.I didn't notice the eyes until I reviewed the video a second time (when I usually skim frame-by-frame), nor did I see them with my own eyes at the time. Also, there does not appear to be any bolts in the side of this chair at this time.
| The "courtyard" of my old apartment on 471 East Julian Street, dubbed a "Nexus of Hyperdimensional Portal Activity" (notice the hobgoblin demon in the tree in the center of the photo) |
NOTE | These control tactics are not dissimilar to those employed by human traffickers, who threaten their victims with violence and with law enforcement involvement; I was able to determine that a man suffering from delusions was also a victim when he described to me, verbatim, what "his" Voices Demons say to him, even though the rest of his story was clearly concocted [see ].