I can’t help but be paralyzed with fear when I see a false accusation prevailing. It’s happened to me before, starting with a woman impugning my devotion to Jesus as if it were satanic, then being dragged into a psychiatric ward for four days, then a 30-day stay in a mental hospital, and being back at my mom’s old house just to top it all off. This lasted for two years. But I was able to move out when the eviction happened (and my mom didn’t have much money, as usual), so I was able to stay with my friend, Cole (he’s still in Singapore, but I pray he reads this and that he’s ok, safe from the coronavirus) — this only happened for six weeks, though. Soon, I had to go to a homeless shelter for most of the nights in the next six and a half months because I didn’t have enough friends who could house me until I found a job. But Jonathan, who’s now my roommate and landlord, found me in Two Rivers one day three years ago next month, and I was able to move in, and when my mom was able to pay my rent until I could get hired for something (I was still on food stamps back then), I was finally safe, knowing she wasn’t willing to let her legacy of destroying me before I could even get a chance to step into the next chapter of my story be brought to completion. In this way, I was no longer a statistic, and I arrived into the prosperity I now have, and I can’t help but thank God constantly for this 🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼✝=❤ by the way, this chapter is found in pages 23-24 of my NKJV Bible, pages 30-31 of my NASB Bible, pages 52-53 of my VOICE copy, and pages 50-51 of my Amplified Bible (Classic Edition) copy. (I just realized that I got the pages wrong on that last translation in the previous post, I’m sorry 😂😂😂😂😂)
Anyway, Joseph does well in Egypt by the Holy Spirit so that Potiphar promotes him to lead servant, like how you’re promoted to manager at work if you do super-good long enough. Too bad that his wife wanted to seduce him, though, even going as far as grabbing his clothes to try and sleep with him, even though she had known by that time Joseph wouldn’t commit adultery with her. When he flees, she frames him for rape, her husband gets furious, and he is thrown in prison. Yet even then he does really good there, too, although I imagine it’s a disease hotbed in those days… yeah, if you’re expecting a thorough history of how the climate in the world was when I’m writing these posts, you’re going to be sorely mistaken 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 — and funny enough, false accusations of rape don’t happen often, but at least I never want any ACTUAL rape incidents to happen, ever! Those who do this are going to Hell, and it’s not easy to avoid sexual sins in this world. I know I haven’t done a perfect job at it; indeed, I’ve never been very good with differentiating good pleasure from bad when this world tells us all pleasures are no good. If you’re facing lies like this, it’s never easy trying to make it to the other side, even when you’re focusing on Jesus the whole time. You have a pretty high chance of not making it, depending on the circumstances, for offence loves to overthrow godliness, and it often succeeds doing this. I don’t think there’s anymore accusations of sexual violence or mishandling against it throughout the rest of the Scriptures from here, but God never wanted abuse like this to happen anyway. OH WAIT. I didn’t remember the 2 Samuel 13 story until just now… Amnon’s godless deeds were basically Nathan’s prophecy from the previous chapter with no stopping anything else from happening, and yet people blame David for that idiot’s iniquity. I think the people wanted to defend Amnon, but at least David didn’t punish him, for he would’ve betrayed God for destroying the connection between father and son, yet Amnon had destroyed it first — he was an adult by that time, and his cousin, Jonadab, had led him into godlessness, and they didn’t listen to Jesus despite David being king, yet I don’t think the kingship was very good anyway, for politics, as 1 Samuel 8 puts it, never works. I’d rather die than do anything like this, for I want to lead my niece to Jesus (her name is Bee, don’t worry, I haven’t forgotten 😊😊😊).
I don’t think I can say anything else without going on the wrong foot, so if you want prayer, you can submit a request to me by e-mail: ron.outland4727@gmail.com. I’ll read each e-mail, write them down, and tape them to my bedroom walls! I’ll be back eventually with chapters 40-41 about the prisoner’s dreams. See ya!
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