Thursday, November 8, 2018

HANGING OUT IN OUR HOMES - BISHOP JOHN KOYLE

Interesting stuff from yesterday's post:

"Bishop Koyle tells of most important things to do to prepare.
You should have your houses filled with a large amount of food, and go insideAfter you get inside your houses, you will be in there for quite some time
THIS is part of the reason we are learning the art of home worship.  Riots/targeting individuals for their religious and political beliefs making it impossible to gather in large groups/plagues to flush the trash to the cesspool where they belong....

 If you do not think it is not coming, I feel for you.  It is painfully obvious to me.

 Food and water stored locally.  That is the name of the game.
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1 comment:

  1. SingerGuyNovember 9, 2018 at 2:59 PM

    Five years ago I felt an overwhelming prompting to buy a water tank to go in my garage. Yes, tank, and it cost around a grand. I was absolutely certain I was supposed to buy it, so I did. Thankfully my wife supported me in that. It is very thick plastic, one piece construction, solid black so no light can get in and create a growth environment in the water. It holds something like 1,400 gallons of water. It has a manhole cover on the top in case I ever need to get in and clean it. It takes me about five hours to fill it with my hose (I use a white hose for potable water that I bought at an RV supply company). It is probably way more than we need, but it will allow me to be charitable to my less-prepared neighbors. I have drained and refilled it once. I made a point of drinking about 64 oz of what I was draining. I told my wife that if I was going to get sick from that water I wanted it to be when the hospitals were all still running normally. I didn't get sick and the two-year-old water tasted great.

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