i know that most people think they have it all figured out.

but ask yourself. what if you are wrong? it may be that you are right. but what if it turns out that you arent?

do you want to take others down the wrong path that you are walking down?

think about it.

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NEESIE  Wrote:

you have chosen your path. i think the op should be allowed to choose his own.

I agree, we all make out choices but he asked "Why did i dream of such things?" and then shoves the indoctrination of the church down our throat. Next to that he sowed fear by telling us about his little dream. So if his choice is to be a fear monger then we are allowed to counter his fear mongering.

If the op then knows how to be saved then why did he had that dream and why is he not saved ?

the media never speaks of the stuff that is happening in the world, no the media DOES NOT, but the bible does, the revelation will tell you everything that is happening right now! trust the media? or God? your choice!

NEESIE  Wrote:

i know that most people think they have it all figured out.

but ask yourself. what if you are wrong? it may be that you are right. but what if it turns out that you arent?

do you want to take others down the wrong path that you are walking down?

think about it.

Follow your own advice and stop trying to gain more cult members.

The Evil AC  Wrote:

NEESIE  Wrote:

i know that most people think they have it all figured out.

but ask yourself. what if you are wrong? it may be that you are right. but what if it turns out that you arent?

do you want to take others down the wrong path that you are walking down?

think about it.

Follow your own advice and stop trying to gain more cult members.

did you know that you sound like satan, how does it hurt you that i am trying to help the OP? the good book tells us to try to save those that will be saved. If we blindly sit by and do not even try to help then we will be held accountable. now, you know my reason, what is yours?

Quote:The Holy Saint John Bosco had a Prophetic Vision of Hell in 1868 A.D., (*which is recorded in its entirety below.)

Many of the dreams of St. John Bosco could more properly be called visions, for God used this means to reveal His will for the Saint and for the boys of the Oratory, as well as the future of the Salesian Congregation. Not only did his dreams lead and direct the Saint, they also gave him wisdom and guidance by which he was able to help and guide others upon their ways. He was just nine years of age when he had his first dream that laid out his life mission. It was this dream that impressed Pope Pius IX so much that he ordered St. John Bosco to write down his dreams for the encouragement of his Congregation and the rest of us. Through dreams God allowed him to know the future of each of the boys of his Oratory. Through dreams God let him know the boys' state of their souls. On February 1, 1865 St. John Bosco announced that one of the boys will die soon. He knew the boy through the dream the night before. On March 16, 1865, Anthony Ferraris passed away after receiving the Last Sacraments. John Bisio, who helped Anthony and his mother during the former's last hour, confirmed the story of his part in this episode by a formal oath, concluding as follows: "Don Bosco told us many other dreams concerning Oratory boys' deaths. We believed them to be true prophecies. We still do, because unfailingly they came true. During the seven years I lived at the Oratory, not a boy died without Don Bosco predicting his death. We were also convinced that whoever died there under his care and assistance surely went to heaven."

NEESIE  Wrote:

The Evil AC  Wrote:

Follow your own advice and stop trying to gain more cult members.

did you know that you sound like satan, how does it hurt you that i am trying to help the OP? the good book tells us to try to save those that will be saved. If we blindly sit by and do not even try to help then we will be held accountable. now, you know my reason, what is yours?

Do you see the contradiction: try to save those that will be saved.

Quote:Saint Leonard of Port Maurice was a most holy Franciscan friar who lived at the monastery of Saint Bonaventure in Rome. He was one of the greatest missioners in the history of the Church. He used to preach to thousands in the open square of every city and town where the churches could not hold his listeners. So brilliant and holy was his eloquence that once when he gave a two weeks' mission in Rome, the Pope and College of Cardinals came to hear him. The Immaculate Conception of the Blessed Virgin, the adoration of the Blessed Sacrament and the veneration of the Sacred Heart of Jesus were his crusades. He was in no small way responsible for the definition of the Immaculate Conception made a little more than a hundred years after his death. He also gave us the Divine Praises, which are said at the end of Benediction. But Saint Leonard's most famous work was his devotion to the Stations of the Cross. He died a most holy death in his seventy-fifth year, after twenty-four years of uninterrupted preaching.

One of Saint Leonard of Port Maurice's most famous sermons was "The Little Number of Those Who Are Saved." It was the one he relied on for the conversion of great sinners. This sermon, like his other writings, was submitted to canonical examination during the process of canonization. In it he reviews the various states of life of Christians and concludes with the little number of those who are saved, in relation to the totality of men.

The reader who meditates on this remarkable text will grasp the soundness of its argumentation, which has earned it the approbation of the Church. Here is the great missionary's vibrant and moving sermon.

St. John Bosco's Vision of Hell:

http://www.todayscatholicworld.com/bosco_hell.htm

Quote:The Holy Saint John Bosco had a Prophetic Vision of Hell in 1868 A.D., (*which is recorded in its entirety below.)

Many of the dreams of St. John Bosco could more properly be called visions, for God used this means to reveal His will for the Saint and for the boys of the Oratory, as well as the future of the Salesian Congregation. Not only did his dreams lead and direct the Saint, they also gave him wisdom and guidance by which he was able to help and guide others upon their ways. He was just nine years of age when he had his first dream that laid out his life mission. It was this dream that impressed Pope Pius IX so much that he ordered St. John Bosco to write down his dreams for the encouragement of his Congregation and the rest of us. Through dreams God allowed him to know the future of each of the boys of his Oratory. Through dreams God let him know the boys' state of their souls. On February 1, 1865 St. John Bosco announced that one of the boys will die soon. He knew the boy through the dream the night before. On March 16, 1865, Anthony Ferraris passed away after receiving the Last Sacraments. John Bisio, who helped Anthony and his mother during the former's last hour, confirmed the story of his part in this episode by a formal oath, concluding as follows: "Don Bosco told us many other dreams concerning Oratory boys' deaths. We believed them to be true prophecies. We still do, because unfailingly they came true. During the seven years I lived at the Oratory, not a boy died without Don Bosco predicting his death. We were also convinced that whoever died there under his care and assistance surely went to heaven."

sea  Wrote:

NEESIE  Wrote:

did you know that you sound like satan, how does it hurt you that i am trying to help the OP? the good book tells us to try to save those that will be saved. If we blindly sit by and do not even try to help then we will be held accountable. now, you know my reason, what is yours?

Do you see the contradiction: try to save those that will be saved.

do you think it is just a coincidence that you are on this thread?

i don't.

I normally don't EVER remember my dreams, or EVER wake up at 7:45 am, not this early, keep that in mind.

This was very scary, i suppose i cud detail the dream. but it was horrifying... i was in a dark room, that had rows of people decapitated into pieces just moaning in pain, and the floor was moving as if it was taking all of us just lying there to a destination, maybe to an eternal pit of fire? although i felt no pain... just the sight of this horror made me cry out to God, and with every call my heart dropped LITTERALY down into my stomach cus i knew i was too late... and so i closed my eyes, repeated: "release me, release me, release me, please God"

And than... i woke up. Why did i dream of such things? this dream was just sickening and scary, and why did i wake up at 7:45 by command? this was surely not me, i believe God released me and is speaking to me, and maybe to this site, cause i asked for help through typing this message to you all, there is not much time. Ask Jesus into your heart, be sincere, accept him as your True loving father! God Bless, Are you saved?

3 other people on my facebook have posted a status of having a bad dream, normally i dont see people posting about having a bad dream, and normally i dont see 3 people doing it consecutively, they havent shared their dream even tho ive asked, maybe to scared to talk about it, i find this odd! somethings up! Maybe they all had the same dream, this was written in the bible, that people will have visions!

dudeguyman  Wrote:

3 other people on my facebook have posted a status of having a bad dream, normally i dont see people posting about having a bad dream, and normally i dont see 3 people doing it consecutively, they havent shared their dream even tho ive asked, maybe to scared to talk about it, i find this odd! somethings up! Maybe they all had the same dream, this was written in the bible, that people will have visions!

Or maybe they have the same mental illness as you.