Hello from Long Island!
Posted: Sat Jul 09, 2016 3:10 am
My name is Brenda and I am 64 years old and I’m from New York. I’ve been learning Divine Truth for almost 3 years I believe. I’ve watched just about all of the DT videos and all of the Hub’s videos. All my life, and now even more as a senior citizen, I find it very difficult to remember what I learn which makes it very difficult for me put into practice what I learn. Maybe it’s blockages, I do not know. I was once diagnosed with Attention Deficit Disorder. I am not aware of any spirit influence.
When I was about 7 years of age my parents separated. Dad was an alcoholic who didn’t work. We lived in Brooklyn NY at the time and my mother’s brother moved in with us and he took over the house payments and all the expenses of the house and bought the food. My mother had to raise her 4 daughters with his financial help or we would have been put up for adoption. My Uncle was a devout Catholic. I come from a Catholic background and when I was around 17 I was studying with the Jehovah’s Witnesses for a while. That experience ruined my family togetherness. I was studying with a high school friend and my mother and one sister joined in on the studying and we attended services. My oldest sister disowned us and my baby sister was probably not interested in any of it. When my alcoholic father died when I was 19, my mother chose not to have a Catholic service for him but allowed the Witness friends to come to the funeral home. This was an outrage to my Uncle and my oldest sister. (Two of my sisters were married at that time). Well, my Uncle, to spite us, turned off the electricity and the heat. After about two weeks of living like that, my mother rented a two bedroom apartment for the three of us. The family was never the same after that.
So now fast forwarding to this time in my life and my discovering Divine Truth I find it unacceptable to let other people know. Once I did tell my 2nd oldest sister (who is now totally waiting to be Raptured by Jesus in the clouds) that I found Jesus and he is living in Australia and he has videos. Well she just said he’s a false prophet and the subject was never brought up again. Every question I ask her she has a Bible quote to answer me. Also, I mentioned Divine Truth to two of my nieces and they never got back to me on the subject, probably viewing me as crazy.
So, today I just finished watching the Hub’s video on Fear of sharing Divine Truth and felt compelled to tell my story. I feel in my heart Jesus and Mary are who they say they are and I love God’s Divine Truth and pray for His Love. I never feel it. I pray for Jesus or Mary to be at-one sooner rather than later as I’m not getting any younger. I feel when one of them becomes a Divine Angel then he/she will be become well known and have a big affect on the world. I fear if I share the Truth with my husband and 3 children I will be treated with lots of different reactions like when I was younger. About 2 years ago my husband changed from Catholicism to Lutheranism and he is now the Church’s Vice President. My husband is having multiple health issues this year after two surgeries and I will not upset him any further. My 3 children were raised Catholic, but now they do not practice anything. After telling you my story, basically all I ask is for your prayers. Thank you.
Brenda
When I was about 7 years of age my parents separated. Dad was an alcoholic who didn’t work. We lived in Brooklyn NY at the time and my mother’s brother moved in with us and he took over the house payments and all the expenses of the house and bought the food. My mother had to raise her 4 daughters with his financial help or we would have been put up for adoption. My Uncle was a devout Catholic. I come from a Catholic background and when I was around 17 I was studying with the Jehovah’s Witnesses for a while. That experience ruined my family togetherness. I was studying with a high school friend and my mother and one sister joined in on the studying and we attended services. My oldest sister disowned us and my baby sister was probably not interested in any of it. When my alcoholic father died when I was 19, my mother chose not to have a Catholic service for him but allowed the Witness friends to come to the funeral home. This was an outrage to my Uncle and my oldest sister. (Two of my sisters were married at that time). Well, my Uncle, to spite us, turned off the electricity and the heat. After about two weeks of living like that, my mother rented a two bedroom apartment for the three of us. The family was never the same after that.
So now fast forwarding to this time in my life and my discovering Divine Truth I find it unacceptable to let other people know. Once I did tell my 2nd oldest sister (who is now totally waiting to be Raptured by Jesus in the clouds) that I found Jesus and he is living in Australia and he has videos. Well she just said he’s a false prophet and the subject was never brought up again. Every question I ask her she has a Bible quote to answer me. Also, I mentioned Divine Truth to two of my nieces and they never got back to me on the subject, probably viewing me as crazy.
So, today I just finished watching the Hub’s video on Fear of sharing Divine Truth and felt compelled to tell my story. I feel in my heart Jesus and Mary are who they say they are and I love God’s Divine Truth and pray for His Love. I never feel it. I pray for Jesus or Mary to be at-one sooner rather than later as I’m not getting any younger. I feel when one of them becomes a Divine Angel then he/she will be become well known and have a big affect on the world. I fear if I share the Truth with my husband and 3 children I will be treated with lots of different reactions like when I was younger. About 2 years ago my husband changed from Catholicism to Lutheranism and he is now the Church’s Vice President. My husband is having multiple health issues this year after two surgeries and I will not upset him any further. My 3 children were raised Catholic, but now they do not practice anything. After telling you my story, basically all I ask is for your prayers. Thank you.
Brenda
