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Contract of Death [Now: in SPANISH and English]
Contract of Death I heard today, the preacher say: He says the 'Antichrist' was now Under our feet, here in the good America. A 'Contract for Death,' The shivers. But the truth of the Then, suicide atomic blast!... #817 8/29/05 Note by Rosa: I do not think Dennis wants to get into preaching, rather he was concerned on how the connections were being made with today's events and the prophet Daniel, whom he has studied, and the preacher was quoting. He of course put into his poetic form. He does it all the time, but doesn't often share it. Kind of watches where it is all leading to, if you know what I mean. So for those who are not biblical, it may not be of interest, and for those who are, the preacher quoted a lot of the book concerning Daniel Chapters 9, 7, and 11. Rosa Penaloza In Spanish Translated by: Nancy Penaloza Contrato de Muerte Lo escuché hoy día, el predicador dijo: "Daniel nos ha advertido hace mucho, de las pruebas y tribulaciones que ahora afrontamos, con nuestros enemigos?" Él dice que "el Anticristo" está ahora en Europa gritando: "paz", y el "Eje de Mal", ya había colocado armas rusas atómicas ocultas Bajo nuestros pies, aquí en el viejo buen corazón de los Estados Unidos; "El grito de Palestina por la paz,", añade es un arma cargada para Revelación 3:10; América. Un "Contrato de Muerte" Es lo que él lo llamó. ¿"Ahora qué puedo decir"? Si cambio de canal, consigo Mickey Mouse, si me quedo aquí, consigo los temblores. Pero la verdad del asunto es: ¡No estamos nosotros simplemente esperando por el siguiente disparo? entonces, ¡explosión suicidio atómico!... *817 8/29/05 See Dennis Siluk's books and travels at his website: http://dennissiluk.tripod.com
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