Jesus Christ also provides us with advice concerning these unusual accidents, frequent accidents, and near accidents due to the evil of the times with the following passage from Matthew 6:34
“Then do not be anxious for tomorrow. For tomorrow will be anxious of itself. Sufficient to each day is its own trouble.”
In the spring of this year, I decided that a dilapidated fence surrounding our backyard needed replacement. New wood fencing was purchased and delivered to our residence when I applied a wood preservative to the fence and the supporting posts. Following the application of the preservative and to prevent the early decay of the posts, I dipped each supporting fence post into a bucket of tar to coat the lower end of the post with this substance prior to ground installment. After accomplishing this preparation, a family member offered to install this fence together with an acquaintance. Work on the fence was halted when it was recognized that the fence was being installed crookedly. By the autumn, two men were hired to install the remainder of the fence and realign and straighten the fencing that was installed crookedly. The agreed upon installation price was quickly increased due to a stated need by the men to purchase additional materials to accomplish the job. After providing a partial payment for about one quarter of the work accomplished and the extra money requested, the two men did not return to complete the job. By the spring of 2010, I contacted another business to have the majority of the fence installed. This company decided on by spouse and I to install the fence, requested a considerable sum of money upon the signing of the contract. I refused to disburse any money until work was accomplished and offered to pay the installers daily after work was completed for that day. The spokesman for the company informed me that this arrangement would necessitate an approval by another individual. The spokesman left our home that day but contacted me several days later to state that our payment terms would be accepted. The fence was then installed and straightened to spouses’ and my satisfaction. Later, in 2010 a small section of the fence was damaged by a storm. I telephoned the company who installed the fence to possibly accomplish this needed repair only to discover that the telephone number of this business had been disconnected with no forwarding telephone number offered.
A popular apparent independent news source offered to readers a possibly prophetic statement spoken by Jesus Christ two millenniums earlier found in The Hebraic Roots Bible in Luke 10:18 that states:
“And He said to them, I saw Satan falling out of Heaven as Lightening”.
It was stated in the article that in ancient Aramaic, the language spoken by Jesus Christ, that the word heaven in Aramaic is ubamah and the word lightening in Aramaic is baraq. The article implied that current President Barack Obama is the anti-Christ through the restating of Luke 10:18 to be “I saw Satan fall like baraq ubamah (pronounced the same as Barack Obama). After reviewing Luke 10:18, one was confused with this interpretation and so decided to replace the words heaven and lightning with ubamah and baraq in the true passage of Luke 10:18 to read as follows: And He said to them, I saw Satan falling out of ubamah as baraq. One may then interpret this passage as the removal of a satanic possession or mind control of the person.