Thank you for being brave enough to share this I deal with sleep paralysis too I have to read psalm 91 every night and bless my room before I go to sleep, definitely have to pray, praise and worship before I sleep, when I’m attacked by the enemy I always call on the name of Jesus it’s the only thing that makes them flee
I had exact the same experience, the dreams, the witches, the paralysis...and I saw the number 33 everywhere during so many years since this started to happen, maybe it was a sign to also pray psalms 33
I understand what you are going through. Spiritual warfare is very difficult. Some of the things you go through you won’t be able to speak to people about because they just would not understand. It’s very difficult and lonely at times. I am also in my 20s living for Jesus so just remember you are not the only one. I can empathize with feeling frustrated with God/Christianity and hope that your walk with the Lord improves/gets better in difficult times. Amen
Yes, it’s definitely lonely at times and most people just don’t get it. I had to find a church that I connect to, so I wouldn’t feel so out of place in the world. For the first time in life, I’m actually excited to go to church lol. I pray the Lord sends you people that understand your walk with Christ 💜
I couldvt even recite no scriptures, they would cover ny mouth and choke me . I could barely speak or breathe. I could only think jesus jesus jesus jesus over and over
I hate when people say god said this and God said. You want to make a utube channel because you mind tell you to tell your story because everybody doing it. Good on you for telling your story because it will definitely help others but don’t lie on God. He never told you to do anything
People in the Bible heard from God all the time. People today can still hear Him through the Holy Spirit, who is our Helper (John 14:26). I honestly wouldn't be talking about these things if God hadn't asked me to. My testimony is about vulnerable details of my life, as you can see from this video and the other ones I've posted. While I am worried about judgement from people, I'd rather be obedient to the Lord.
@@chloeelainechannelI completely agree that God spoke to people in previous times and even now. However, many times people mind tell them to do something but in stead of saying my mind tells me to do this, we say God said this. Did you hear god speak to you in a audible voice or was it in a dream?
If you agree that people hear from God, why would you assume that I’m lying? I’m a stranger to you, yet you make a bold statement and say I’m lying on God. Even if I told you the ways God communicates with me, whatever you say after that would still be an assumption, simply because you’re not there when God communicates with me.
@@faithinchrist7260 The most powerful and important part of Christianity is FAITH (as it's said in your username "faithinChrist"). It is the core principle of one's relationship with God... Just as having faith in the people in the Bible were truthful in their testimony of when God spoke to them, we should have faith in the testimonies in present day also as they are our fellow Brothers and Sisters in Christ and are sharing what brought them to Christ. At the very least, they should be shown grace and given the benefit of the doubt instead of being accused of lying. That's no way to treat a fellow believer, especially someone who has recently found their way back to the Lord after having negative experiences with religion in the past. It's not our place to decide whether God truly spoke to someone or not and calling them out to be a liar will only serve to push people away from religion and reinforce their negative perception of it. We are supposed to be spreading the good news and bringing people closer to God, not picking apart our fellow believers. The Lord calls on us to share our testimonies with the world. So whether God spoke to her directly or she simply felt the spirit compelling her to do so, either way she received a call from God. God speaks to people in many ways, He doesn't only communicate through direct spoken word. He meets people where they're at, whether that be through an audible message or His voice, a dream, a sign, an answered prayer, or even just a feeling... No one way is more valid than the other, as they are all messages from our Heavenly Father. Now, to be fair to your point, obviously as humans we can be mistaken and misinterpret something to be a message from God but, that being said, we are all responsible for our own lives and relationship with God. It serves us no purpose to interrogate others about their relationship with Him. There's no need to gatekeep or police other's journeys. We are not the authority of truth and faith. We should rejoice in this Sister's return to Christ and leave it at that. God Bless you and may He soften your heart and strengthen your faith. 🕊️🤍
If Abraham is alleged and or did not exist, yet he is the start of the lineage, how could Jesus have existed? --------------------------- KJV: 1 Corinthians 15: 14. 14) And if Christ be not risen, then is our preaching vain, and your faith is also vain. --------------------------- KJV: Galatians 4: 22 - 26. 22) For it is written, that Abraham had two sons, the one by a bondmaid, the other by a freewoman. 23) But he who was of the bondwoman was born after the flesh; but he of the freewoman was by promise. 24) Which things are an allegory: for these are the two covenants; the one from the mount Sinai, which gendereth to bondage, which is Agar. 25) For this Agar is mount Sinai in Arabia, and answereth to Jerusalem which now is, and is in bondage with her children. 26) But Jerusalem which is above is free, which is the mother of us all. ------------------- P.S. Remember a so-called Jew by the name of Paul supposedly wrote this book.
Are you trying to use Bible verses out of context to question Jesus' existence? In 1 Corinthians, Paul was writing a letter to the Corinthian church. He was helping clear up any confusion members of the church had. In 1 Corinthians 15:12 KJV he asks, "Now if Christ be preached that he rose from the dead, how say some among you that there is no resurrection of the dead?" In verses 13-19, Paul is speaking hypothetically to begin addressing people who don't believe in resurrection. In the rest of 1 Corinthians 15, Paul explains the resurrection, so unbelievers can understand. I'm not really sure what point you're trying to make by quoting Galatians 4:22-26. I guess that Jesus is a descendant of Abraham. Regardless, Christianity is a faith-based religion. No one believes Abraham existed because they've seen him. They choose to have faith in the word of God. Also, Paul was not the only author in the Bible.
@chloeelainechannel 1. Firstly, I'm not taking any verses or scriptures in the Bible out of context. My question is simply being asked based on what is written in the Bible. Abraham is the start of the lineage that Jesus derived from. From Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, down to David and Jesus being from the House of David. 2. Secondly, for me personally there is no confusion regarding the resurrection or belief in the resurrection. Again, my question is simply stated. If Abraham is allegory, (which is a fact according to the Bible) meaning non literal and or myth. This means that there existence has not been proven to have taken place. Also it is a fact that Christianity is a faith-based religion. With this being said, any faith in Jesus and or any other biblical character has derived from the Bible itself. Because of this there are conflicts regarding the life of Jesus versus other scriptures such as Galatians 4 verses 22 - 26. Comprehending this means that if Jesus was not born he did not live. If he did not live he did not die and if he did not die he did not rise from the dead. Furthermore, all of the believers within Christianity and their faith is contingent on whether or not Jesus rose from the dead. This is a fact pointed out in 1 Corinthians 15: 14, by Paul stating that if Jesus be not risen that the preaching and faith is in vain. Lastly, I was referring to Paul having been the writer of Galatians and Corinthians amongst other books and or letters, and not all of the 66 books that compile into the make up of the Bible. 3. In conclusion, in law the burden of proof is on he who asserts not he who denies. If a person or persons states a claim and cannot provide proof to substantiate it, the claim is then considered to be invalid and or false. P.S. The ultimate law is the balance creator of the universe. Or in other words (God).
I'm not here to give you the burden of proof. I can accept that the Bible was written before any of us existed and is based off things that none of us ever saw. You seem to be well-versed in the Bible, so you can either choose to have faith in what you've read or not. I choose to have faith because I've witnessed the power of the word of God, which I talked about in the video.
@@chloeelainechannel I appreciate your honesty. However, the Bible itself is used as its claim and its own burden of proof. With this being said, the stories and biblical characters are contradictory and conflicting which causes confusion. My faith is in the natural law principles of truth found in and outside of the Bible, and not in the stories and or biblical characters that have not been proven. I also do not refer to the Bible as the word of God, whereas according to the Bible God is not the author of confusion. This also implies that God would not inspire it as well. And there are definitely contradictions and conflicts within the Bible.
Thank you for being brave enough to share this I deal with sleep paralysis too I have to read psalm 91 every night and bless my room before I go to sleep, definitely have to pray, praise and worship before I sleep, when I’m attacked by the enemy I always call on the name of Jesus it’s the only thing that makes them flee
Yes, the name of Jesus is powerful. Sleep paralysis can be scary sometimes but the word of God can give us courage.
Fasting helps too. Fast and pray
Glad to have you back in the Christ family 🙌🏾 Thanks for sharing. Losing God’s covering is no joke.
ALL the parts!! That’s our Lord!!!😊…I appreciate ur testimony…believe it or not…u will bring more people to the Lord with ur testimony!!!
That's what I'm hoping will happen!
The Lord had me start my channel by sharing my testimony, too!!!
Praise God for your obedience!!!
That’s wonderful! I wish you the best on your UA-cam journey!
The greatest story ever sold. Prostyletize girl🤪💖👏👏👏
Thank you for your testimony 🙏
I’m so glad I came across your video sis and I thank you so much for sharing your story. God bless you sis. ❤
You too? Eventualy after I kept saying Jesus....my mouth was uncovered!
I had exact the same experience, the dreams, the witches, the paralysis...and I saw the number 33 everywhere during so many years since this started to happen, maybe it was a sign to also pray psalms 33
I just read Psalm 33. It's a psalm of praise. Worshiping God is powerful, so I think Psalm 33 would help whenever you feel darkness around.
So touching ❤❤😊. Thanks for sharing 🙏
I understand what you are going through. Spiritual warfare is very difficult. Some of the things you go through you won’t be able to speak to people about because they just would not understand. It’s very difficult and lonely at times. I am also in my 20s living for Jesus so just remember you are not the only one. I can empathize with feeling frustrated with God/Christianity and hope that your walk with the Lord improves/gets better in difficult times. Amen
Yes, it’s definitely lonely at times and most people just don’t get it. I had to find a church that I connect to, so I wouldn’t feel so out of place in the world. For the first time in life, I’m actually excited to go to church lol. I pray the Lord sends you people that understand your walk with Christ 💜
I can relate to a lot of this. Thanks for sharing 🙏🏾
Thanks for watching
Amen !!
Lovvved THIS sis, thanks for sharing, this DIDDD something for me... TY FATHER GOD N TY JESUS 💯🗣️🙏🏾🥰🙌🏾❤️💪🏾
I'm so glad 💓
Chloe!!! Been subscribed for a hot minute but I’m excited to hear about how God moved in your life :)
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8:46 same way when it comes to christianity, watching videos
I couldvt even recite no scriptures, they would cover ny mouth and choke me . I could barely speak or breathe. I could only think jesus jesus jesus jesus over and over
Spiritual warfare at its best ik exactly what you are talking about
I hate when people say god said this and God said. You want to make a utube channel because you mind tell you to tell your story because everybody doing it. Good on you for telling your story because it will definitely help others but don’t lie on God. He never told you to do anything
People in the Bible heard from God all the time. People today can still hear Him through the Holy Spirit, who is our Helper (John 14:26). I honestly wouldn't be talking about these things if God hadn't asked me to. My testimony is about vulnerable details of my life, as you can see from this video and the other ones I've posted. While I am worried about judgement from people, I'd rather be obedient to the Lord.
@@chloeelainechannelI completely agree that God spoke to people in previous times and even now. However, many times people mind tell them to do something but in stead of saying my mind tells me to do this, we say God said this. Did you hear god speak to you in a audible voice or was it in a dream?
If you agree that people hear from God, why would you assume that I’m lying? I’m a stranger to you, yet you make a bold statement and say I’m lying on God. Even if I told you the ways God communicates with me, whatever you say after that would still be an assumption, simply because you’re not there when God communicates with me.
Was it audible or dream? How?
@@faithinchrist7260 The most powerful and important part of Christianity is FAITH (as it's said in your username "faithinChrist"). It is the core principle of one's relationship with God... Just as having faith in the people in the Bible were truthful in their testimony of when God spoke to them, we should have faith in the testimonies in present day also as they are our fellow Brothers and Sisters in Christ and are sharing what brought them to Christ. At the very least, they should be shown grace and given the benefit of the doubt instead of being accused of lying. That's no way to treat a fellow believer, especially someone who has recently found their way back to the Lord after having negative experiences with religion in the past. It's not our place to decide whether God truly spoke to someone or not and calling them out to be a liar will only serve to push people away from religion and reinforce their negative perception of it. We are supposed to be spreading the good news and bringing people closer to God, not picking apart our fellow believers. The Lord calls on us to share our testimonies with the world. So whether God spoke to her directly or she simply felt the spirit compelling her to do so, either way she received a call from God. God speaks to people in many ways, He doesn't only communicate through direct spoken word. He meets people where they're at, whether that be through an audible message or His voice, a dream, a sign, an answered prayer, or even just a feeling... No one way is more valid than the other, as they are all messages from our Heavenly Father.
Now, to be fair to your point, obviously as humans we can be mistaken and misinterpret something to be a message from God but, that being said, we are all responsible for our own lives and relationship with God. It serves us no purpose to interrogate others about their relationship with Him. There's no need to gatekeep or police other's journeys. We are not the authority of truth and faith. We should rejoice in this Sister's return to Christ and leave it at that.
God Bless you and may He soften your heart and strengthen your faith. 🕊️🤍
If Abraham is alleged and or did not exist, yet he is the start of the lineage, how could Jesus have existed?
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KJV: 1 Corinthians 15: 14.
14) And if Christ be not risen, then is our preaching vain, and your faith is also vain.
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KJV: Galatians 4: 22 - 26.
22) For it is written, that Abraham had two sons, the one by a bondmaid, the other by a freewoman.
23) But he who was of the bondwoman was born after the flesh; but he of the freewoman was by promise.
24) Which things are an allegory: for these are the two covenants; the one from the mount Sinai, which gendereth to bondage, which is Agar.
25) For this Agar is mount Sinai in Arabia, and answereth to Jerusalem which now is, and is in bondage with her children.
26) But Jerusalem which is above is free, which is the mother of us all.
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P.S. Remember a so-called Jew by the name of Paul supposedly wrote this book.
Are you trying to use Bible verses out of context to question Jesus' existence?
In 1 Corinthians, Paul was writing a letter to the Corinthian church. He was helping clear up any confusion members of the church had. In 1 Corinthians 15:12 KJV he asks, "Now if Christ be preached that he rose from the dead, how say some among you that there is no resurrection of the dead?" In verses 13-19, Paul is speaking hypothetically to begin addressing people who don't believe in resurrection. In the rest of 1 Corinthians 15, Paul explains the resurrection, so unbelievers can understand.
I'm not really sure what point you're trying to make by quoting Galatians 4:22-26. I guess that Jesus is a descendant of Abraham. Regardless, Christianity is a faith-based religion. No one believes Abraham existed because they've seen him. They choose to have faith in the word of God. Also, Paul was not the only author in the Bible.
@chloeelainechannel
1. Firstly, I'm not taking any verses or scriptures in the Bible out of context. My question is simply being asked based on what is written in the Bible. Abraham is the start of the lineage that Jesus derived from. From Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, down to David and Jesus being from the House of David.
2. Secondly, for me personally there is no confusion regarding the resurrection or belief in the resurrection. Again, my question is simply stated. If Abraham is allegory, (which is a fact according to the Bible) meaning non literal and or myth. This means that there existence has not been proven to have taken place. Also it is a fact that Christianity is a faith-based religion. With this being said, any faith in Jesus and or any other biblical character has derived from the Bible itself. Because of this there are conflicts regarding the life of Jesus versus other scriptures such as Galatians 4 verses 22 - 26.
Comprehending this means that if Jesus was not born he did not live. If he did not live he did not die and if he did not die he did not rise from the dead. Furthermore, all of the believers within Christianity and their faith is contingent on whether or not Jesus rose from the dead. This is a fact pointed out in 1 Corinthians 15: 14, by Paul stating that if Jesus be not risen that the preaching and faith is in vain. Lastly, I was referring to Paul having been the writer of Galatians and Corinthians amongst other books and or letters, and not all of the 66 books that compile into the make up of the Bible.
3. In conclusion, in law the burden of proof is on he who asserts not he who denies. If a person or persons states a claim and cannot provide proof to substantiate it, the claim is then considered to be invalid and or false.
P.S. The ultimate law is the balance creator of the universe. Or in other words (God).
I'm not here to give you the burden of proof. I can accept that the Bible was written before any of us existed and is based off things that none of us ever saw. You seem to be well-versed in the Bible, so you can either choose to have faith in what you've read or not. I choose to have faith because I've witnessed the power of the word of God, which I talked about in the video.
@@chloeelainechannel I appreciate your honesty. However, the Bible itself is used as its claim and its own burden of proof. With this being said, the stories and biblical characters are contradictory and conflicting which causes confusion. My faith is in the natural law principles of truth found in and outside of the Bible, and not in the stories and or biblical characters that have not been proven. I also do not refer to the Bible as the word of God, whereas according to the Bible God is not the author of confusion. This also implies that God would not inspire it as well. And there are definitely contradictions and conflicts within the Bible.