To those who aren't sure: My sciatic nerve was torn mid-thigh in a hospital accident when I was 25 yrs. old. Also punctured, an artery and a vein.
After six months of phlebitis, the drop foot remained. Relatives at a prayer meeting 100 miles away, on a night and hour I didn't expect, made
their petition to the holy spirit. When the pain stopped I glanced at the clock so I could quiz them on their next visit. I fell asleep until morning, the first time in eight months. The limp took the rest of that year and trips to the ice rink, supported on my left side by another skater.

The summer of 1980 I lifted a hundred-forty pound dog over a four-foot wooden fence. The dissected aorta wasn't correctly diagnosed for seven months when it was deemed inoperable. I should expect to succumb to a cold or flu within a few weeks because of the stage of congestive heart failure that had plagued me almost from the start of the injury. My youngest, then seven years old, asked me to take him to meet his Nun who
was to lead his First Communion class. I wanted him to know how I loved him, so I drove for the first time in months, but couldn't walk once entering the church with him. I sat very quietly in the last pew for the mass. A friend spotted me, and helped me to the altar rail for 2nd Sunday prayers for healing. As the priest approached he didn't touch my head and move on. He announced that I was to be healed that day and asked if he could pray for me. Three steps onto the altar I was slain in the spirit. The next day my doctor found my blood pressure normal, and the abdominal aneurysm gone. A new CAT scan didn't even show a scar, a hiatal hernia was gone, and I was longer deaf in my left ear caused by measles at seven yrs. old. My son is now forty-seven yrs. old, but the congestive heart failure remains in my records. When questioned why my
only health problem at my age is high blood pressure, I have to explain it all. My son's story is that he saved me because I saved him when we adopted him.

That's it simple.
No works
Trying to help the poor, not curse, be kind to others is a ticket to hell without Jesus the Christ.

What is difficult for unbelievers and even believers who "Don't feel saved" is the simplicity of salvation.

It's only faith... Confess, repent (change the way one thinks about sin), Believe


Faith, faith, faith
Genesis 15:6 And God counted Abraham's faith as righteousness.

The Holy Spirit conviction of believers
Unbelievers state "So if you are saved, you have a ticket to sin"
Yes are sins are forgiven because of our faith in Jesus.....
But the Holy spirit our comforter, teacher convictes us, thus we seek to please God and turn from sin, not sin because we are forgiven... Simplicity.

It is so simple that church leaders complicate salvation.

They make complicated doctrine, adding different commands of Jesus to salvation, contradicting scripture.

Unbelievers are incapable of understanding the simplicity without the Holy Spirit.

It is believers that plant the seeds of the gospel, the Holy spirit brings understanding.

Blind faith? I don't believe in faith. I don't believe in belief. I believe in facts and the facts are that Judaism, Christianity and Islam are derived from ancient Egypt sun worship. The religious exclamation amen, ahmen, ahman , the Pharaoh Akhenaten was noted for abandoning polytheism and worshiping one God the Aten, the name of the Sun God was Amen Ra. And he told the people when you pray, pray through Amen Ra so in the ancient temples at the end of prayer they would say Amen and people like robots, still do it not, having a clue as to its origin