This video is about the ChAdOx1 nCoV-19 vaccine from the University of Oxford. Crucial information about its safety, what it contains and facts about the origins of what is called SARS-CoV-2 (French with English subs).

In this second part (read part 1 here), we will examine more closely some of the evil schemes that took place during this COVID-19 crisis.

Here are the words of Wisdom personified,

for my mouth will speak truth, and wickedness is an abomination to my lips.
(Proverbs 8:7)

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Should we be afraid of a virus? Dr Tom Cowan explains how the SARS-CoV-2 (coronavirus) has never been proven to cause COVID-19. The real cause(s) of what has been claimed to be a pandemic may lie somewhere else...

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A deeper look at the necessity and effects of masks and social distancing with Prof. Dolores Cahill, a PhD immunologist, Dr Judy Mikovits who has a PhD in biochemistry, Prof. Joel W. Hay who is a Pharmaceutical and Health Economics PhD, Dr. Gabor Maté who is an author and expert on addiction, stress and childhood development, Del Bigtree who is a television and film producer.

Are masks and social distancing necessary, unnecessary or even dangerous?

We are living in unprecedented times. Never in history have we seen people – sick and healthy alike – being quarantined in their homes, prohibited from going to work and forced to keep their distance from one another on such a global scale, all for the fear of an invisible virus. If we had been told even a few months ago that this would be happening soon, most probably none of us would even have believed it!

Please watch this short video with Prof. Dolores Cahill, a PhD immunologist from Ireland.

Masks & social distancing do not affect coronavirus transmission; and this lockdown was a mistake!

This is a series of testimonials of people who have been helped by drinking Essiac tea.

Essiac is "Caisse" spelt backwards. Rene Caisse was a Canadian nurse who received the Essiac formula from the Ojibwa Indians (through one of her patients) and has seen many people cured of cancer, even in late stages.

When I was praying the other day, this phrase dropped into my heart, "prayer keeps you from pride". As I was pondering on these words, I suddenly realised that the opposite is also true, "pride keeps you from prayer". [Sigh...] I know too well what that means - from experience!

Many people in this world call themselves Christians. Many attend various churches. Many read their Bible and pray, some also fast regularly. Many give financially to the church or various charities. Many are involved in church activities or serve in a ministry through evangelism, helping the poor or using their talents in all sorts of ways for God.

These are all wonderful and commendable things. But what actually defines a Christian? People may call themselves Christian, but what does it mean to be a true Christian, according to the Bible?

Recently I was listening to someone preach. They mentioned in their preaching the reasons why - according to them - Jesus had to come to this earth and die. To my astonishment, among the few reasons they stated, sin was nowhere to be found!!! I know they were not being purposefully deceitful, but it shows how much blindness has come upon the church these days. If there is one thing we should never forget, it is from what utter helplessness and misery the Lord rescued us! The sin of mankind is THE reason why Jesus came into this world and died.

This post could also have been called "the way we want others to see us" or "how we love to be seen in a good light" or something along these lines; but I thought "Show and Tell" was shorter and sweeter... It is about what we SHOW others and what we TELL others about ourselves through what we do. I was reading Matthew 6 recently and it became clear to me that it was all about that beautiful image of ourselves we like to project to other people.

(Please read "The 2 Sides of God" before reading this if you haven't as this is part 2)

So the Old Testament reveals God mainly as a holy God and the New Testament reveals Him mainly as a God of love in Jesus Christ. Because He is holy, He is a righteous Judge who has to punish our sins. But because He is also love, He comes down to earth as a man and receives the just punishment Himself on our behalf, so we can be forgiven and cleansed by His blood.

Thanks to the price paid on the cross, we are now back in fellowship with a holy God and we have access to His presence. We are proclaimed "not guilty". Our debt to God has been paid! If it stopped there,