Thank you for posting this Psalm. I came to trust Christ years ago after reading Psalm 25.
Yes, I see that, but it's from June, before qualifications.
https://olympics.com/tokyo-2020/olympic-games/en/results/all-sports/athletes.htm
If you look up bmx cycling and filter USA athletes, Wolfe is not there (I think Wolfe is there as a reserve rider though. Still despicable that someone so anti-American still gets to the Olympics as a reserve though).
I don't see this person on the athlete list at the Olympics.
Hey, not a shill. I'm an anon who knows stuff about Japan. Unfortunately they tend to conform like lemmings.
Here's a Japanese source that claims that over 60% want the shot: https://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2021/03/17/national/vaccine-poll-results/
Here's another newer source saying that 11% do not want it, with a higher percentage of people waiting a bit longer: https://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2021/07/05/national/vaccine-hesitancy-japan/
I just wanted to make a point that making this argument to someone without fully vetting the info weakens the argument, since the reasons for the 8% shot rate are low in Japan is not because the Japanese are refusing it.
Just a heads up, this rate seems to be low since they are behind on vaccinations and low on supply, not because the Japanese don't want them. They do have some vaccine hesitancy due to problems they had in the past with another vaccine, but be careful with sharing this as it's a bit misleading.
I'm with you on that one - I'm just saying OP seems to be misinterpreting the article a bit.
Japan's been pretty slow to start vaccinating compared to other countries. I'm not sure if right now we can say it's because they don't want to take it right now, we'll have to see.
I think they've only just started vaccinating the elderly.
It's probably from Ash Wednesday. Some people have been getting the ash on the back of their head this year instead of on their forehead. It can stay there for a few days I think (I'm not Catholic, but this is what I've observed).
Also, don't feel bad about feeling like you're not doing things right. Just sit with God for a while and pray and read. If you have someone in your life who you can talk to about it, do that too.
I think finding a good Bible-led church with small groups or a house church might be good. I came from a non religious house and became a Christian in college. I had people around me supporting me. Iv've strayed a bit in the interim but my faith feels renewed this year.
Fellowship is so so helpful. And God strengthens and helps us (Isaiah 41).
I have been reading my Bible more and more these past few days, and it has helped me focus quite a bit.
Kim Clement also died in late 2016, so all of his prophecies were made before then.