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  • My testimony

    Hello everyone! This is my 200th post on this lovely forum, and I thought that to make it something special, instead of just trying to convince atheists of Him as I usually do, I would share with all of you my horrible choice when I was younger.

    At around the age of fourteen, I decided to have autism. I think the problem was that I felt like the world should revolve around me, and not Him. I never committed the unforgivable sin, but I had a lot of other sins. I put my True Christian parents through a lot of sorrow, I am sure, as no amount of beating me. Proverbs 22:15. Would cause me to repent, and decide to stop having autism. I am sure they were very close to cutting me out of their lives at many points during this hard time for them Matthew 5:30 but luckily, my parents kept going, their love for me and for Him driving them to try and help me achieve a place in heaven. It took them around a year, until around two weeks before my fifteenth birthday, they locked me in my room with nothing but a KJV bible.

    I read the bible, and as I read, I felt my previous faith in Him coming back to me. They unlocked my door after a few hours, but I sat still in my room, reading and reading; only coming out for a few minutes to eat. It took me a little over a week to finish, having not read His Word for so long, but once I finished, I felt so much better. I came outside of my room, and begged my parents for forgiveness for my sins, and they being true Christians, forgave me. Matthew 18:21-22. I then went back into my room and prayed for a few hours to Him, just begging him for forgiveness. Those are some of my clearest memories from a few years ago, as they remind me of the time I was in the dark, and the light embraced me.

    In the years since I have tried my hardest to become a True Christian. Thank you all for reading this, and as true Christians, I will beg for your forgiveness as well.
    Atheists! Make the right choice!
    or
    It should be obvious.
    Come stand with us, with Christians, with Jesus, in eternal glory in heaven instead of agony in hell. You won't regret it!

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    Re: My testimony

    Originally posted by Steph Leia View Post
    Hello everyone! This is my 200th post on this lovely forum, and I thought that to make it something special, instead of just trying to convince atheists of Him as I usually do, I would share with all of you my horrible choice when I was younger.

    At around the age of fourteen, I decided to have autism. I think the problem was that I felt like the world should revolve around me, and not Him. I never committed the unforgivable sin, but I had a lot of other sins. I put my True Christian parents through a lot of sorrow, I am sure, as no amount of beating me. Proverbs 22:15. Would cause me to repent, and decide to stop having autism. I am sure they were very close to cutting me out of their lives at many points during this hard time for them Matthew 5:30 but luckily, my parents kept going, their love for me and for Him driving them to try and help me achieve a place in heaven. It took them around a year, until around two weeks before my fifteenth birthday, they locked me in my room with nothing but a KJV bible.

    I read the bible, and as I read, I felt my previous faith in Him coming back to me. They unlocked my door after a few hours, but I sat still in my room, reading and reading; only coming out for a few minutes to eat. It took me a little over a week to finish, having not read His Word for so long, but once I finished, I felt so much better. I came outside of my room, and begged my parents for forgiveness for my sins, and they being true Christians, forgave me. Matthew 18:21-22. I then went back into my room and prayed for a few hours to Him, just begging him for forgiveness. Those are some of my clearest memories from a few years ago, as they remind me of the time I was in the dark, and the light embraced me.

    In the years since I have tried my hardest to become a True Christian. Thank you all for reading this, and as true Christians, I will beg for your forgiveness as well.
    A very touching post

    You have obviously worked very hard to get right with Christ and I think it is fair to say that deciding to quit the Autismality is very tough: it has even been said that it can often be as hard as quitting smoking!

    Kudos to you for putting Jesus first and getting right with God.

    YIC
    1 Corinthians 11:3 But I would have you know, that the head of every man is Christ; and the head of the woman is the man; and the head of Christ is God.

    Revelation 22:15 For without are dogs, and sorcerers, and whoremongers, and murderers, and idolaters, and whosoever loveth and maketh a lie.

    Leviticus 20:13 If a man also lie with mankind, as he lieth with a woman, both of them have committed an abomination: they shall surely be put to death; their blood shall be upon them.

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      Re: My testimony

      Dear, you mustn't blame yourself for the autism. I take it you were vaccinated as a child, yes?
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        Re: My testimony

        Originally posted by Steph Leia View Post
        Hello everyone! This is my 200th post on this lovely forum, and I thought that to make it something special, instead of just trying to convince atheists of Him as I usually do, I would share with all of you my horrible choice when I was younger.

        At around the age of fourteen, I decided to have autism. I think the problem was that I felt like the world should revolve around me, and not Him. I never committed the unforgivable sin, but I had a lot of other sins. I put my True Christian parents through a lot of sorrow, I am sure, as no amount of beating me. Proverbs 22:15. Would cause me to repent, and decide to stop having autism. I am sure they were very close to cutting me out of their lives at many points during this hard time for them Matthew 5:30 but luckily, my parents kept going, their love for me and for Him driving them to try and help me achieve a place in heaven. It took them around a year, until around two weeks before my fifteenth birthday, they locked me in my room with nothing but a KJV bible.

        I read the bible, and as I read, I felt my previous faith in Him coming back to me. They unlocked my door after a few hours, but I sat still in my room, reading and reading; only coming out for a few minutes to eat. It took me a little over a week to finish, having not read His Word for so long, but once I finished, I felt so much better. I came outside of my room, and begged my parents for forgiveness for my sins, and they being true Christians, forgave me. Matthew 18:21-22. I then went back into my room and prayed for a few hours to Him, just begging him for forgiveness. Those are some of my clearest memories from a few years ago, as they remind me of the time I was in the dark, and the light embraced me.

        In the years since I have tried my hardest to become a True Christian. Thank you all for reading this, and as true Christians, I will beg for your forgiveness as well.
        That is a beautiful testimony! Praise the Lord that you chose Christ and with His utterly beautiful, merciful help banished the demon from you.
        "Every wise woman buildeth her house: but the foolish plucketh it down with her hands." Proverbs 14:1

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