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![WHERE DO THOUGHTS OF SUICIDE OFTEN COME FROM? [2 of 2] What so many world religions and cults call spirits,
are just demons that want your
death before you’re able to
get saved through Jesus Christ.
And one way they can kill
you is with your involvement
in the occult, which often leads
to a shorter life. People
who get entangled with the
occult and drug use,
often commit suicide. Where do you suppose that kind of depression comes from? It's not from the Spirit of God! Who is probably putting that sort of suicidal idea in people's heads? Why are these spirits (demons) so bent on killing people? Again, if a person is tricked into pulling the trigger before getting saved, they go to hell. So, that's a demon's modus operandi. And demons work for Satan, the father of lies and murder. | image tagged in suicide,demon,satan,god,jesus,bible | made w/ Imgflip meme maker](http://i.imgflip.com/48pj6t.jpg)
![DO YOU KNOW 500 CULTURES HAVE A NOAH’S ARK-TYPE FLOOD LEGEND? A worldwide flood would have people talking about it so even secular history shows about 500 cultures around the world have a flood account in their history. Here’s an example: "Toltec Indians of ancient Mexico [say] the first world...lasted 1,716 years and was destroyed by a great flood that covered even the highest mountains. The Creator told a pious man, ‘Tapi,’ to build a boat that he would live in and escape the destruction. He was told that he should take his wife and a pair of every animal that was alive. Naturally everyone thought he was crazy. Then the rain started and the flood came." Sound familiar? And today, we Christians go through that same sort of frustration this Tapi guy faced, right? We warn people to get into the ark of Jesus because they face death at any moment, which will then make it too late for them. And there's also an event coming at any moment that will be nothing like they've ever seen--the Rapture, which won't be Jesus arriving on the earth. Instead, that will be when Christians go up to the sky to meet Jesus. And what do people say to that today?
It's something like, "Okay, you're a wacko." They can think that--until they see we’ve left. | image tagged in noah's ark,bible,god,flood,jesus,salvation | made w/ Imgflip meme maker](http://i.imgflip.com/46v85q.jpg)
