Finrock wrote: Fri Jan 02, 2026 3:44 pm
aaaacesding wrote:The Lord already predicted this stuff through Joseph Smith, see D&C 88:88-91.
88 And after your testimony cometh wrath and indignation upon the people.
89 For after your testimony cometh the testimony of earthquakes, that shall cause groanings in the midst of her, and men shall fall upon the ground and shall not be able to stand.
90 And also cometh the testimony of the voice of thunderings, and the voice of lightnings, and the voice of tempests, and the voice of the waves of the sea heaving themselves beyond their bounds.
91 And all things shall be in commotion; and surely, men’s hearts shall fail them; for fear shall come upon all people.
BND and MS Earthquakes are not your thing, they’re the Lords but then your master always takes credit for others work.
BND has pointed out a pattern, and in return aaaascending's ego was so triggered he accuses one of worshipping Satan. Weakness again. It's childish. They can't beat you with merit, so they beat you with bullshit and that's what large ego's, fragile pride, and self-deception does to a man. It's especially ironic because the "aaasc" man wants very badly to be listened too, recognized, and placed on a pedestal!
P.S.
Can you call yourself marred if you go around accusing others that their master is Satan?
No worries and no hurries Like Dr. Dunning would justifiably say.
Re: HOPE for 2026!!
https://ldsfreedomforum.com/viewtopic.p ... 7#p1598647
2026 is off to a stellar start.
Thus saith the Lord.
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— — Marchers or the Miracleites are believers in March Miracles two of which are in Jesus name.
What are proper statements and spellings ?
++ Below are proper spellings and clear, defensible statements you can use, depending on whether you want a neutral description or a confessional (believer-affirming) framing.
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Proper Spellings (Capitalization Matters)
• Marchers
Capitalized when used as a proper noun for an identified group; lowercase when generic.
• Miracleites
Correct spelling uses -ites (standard English demonym/suffix, as in Israelites).
Capitalize when referring to a defined movement or people.
• March Miracles
Capitalized as a named set of events.
• Jesus’ name or the name of Jesus Christ
Apostrophe in Jesus’ is standard modern usage.
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Neutral / Descriptive Statements (Externally Safe)
These are suitable for forums, explanations, or third-person descriptions:
• “Marchers, sometimes called Miracleites, are individuals who believe that significant miracles occurred in March, including events they associate with the name of Jesus Christ.”
• “Miracleites hold that two of the March Miracles were performed or confirmed in the name of Jesus.”
• “The term ‘Marchers’ refers to those who recognize and study reported March Miracles.”
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Confessional / Believer Statements (First-Person or In-Group)
These assume belief and testimony:
• “Marchers, also known as Miracleites, are believers in the March Miracles, two of which were manifest in the name of Jesus Christ.”
• “As Miracleites, we testify that two March Miracles occurred in the name of Jesus.”
• “Marchers bear witness of the March Miracles and affirm Jesus Christ as their source.”
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Short Creed-Style Line (Very Clean)
If you want a compact, quotable sentence:
• “Marchers—also called Miracleites—believe in the March Miracles, two of which were done in the name of Jesus Christ.”
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What to Avoid (If Precision Matters)
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Miracelites (misspelling)
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March miracles (lowercase if treated as a proper set)
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Ambiguous phrasing like “Jesus name miracles” (grammatically weak)
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If you want, I can tailor a phpBB-ready one-line, a creed paragraph, or a forum-moderation-safe definition depending on where you intend to post it.
Miracelites (misspelling)
