#peterjpeters Pastor Peter J. Peters - "Serpent 101" Snake Stomping Sense

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Published on Dec 17, 2021
Get Wise to the snakes. What I've learned what the bible teaches about snakes. The Bible talks about Wisdom. Luke 10:17, Mark 16, Matthew 10:16-18, Acts 23:3-5. Howard Stern is a Snake. Stern said- "I am a snake, but these are really bad snakes" They have a pecking order. They can recognize each other in the same room. Pick out from the crowd. Poison man against another man. Snake Pecking order. Matthre 3:7, 23:33, You need to learn the ways of your enemy. Numbers 21:6, Jeremiah 8:17, Where would you find snakes today? Answer- in the churches. Conservative Christian Movement. Judge Roy Moore Alabama. 10 commandments in his court room. Serpents are hissing and coming after him. 40 Alabama Clergy have joined in opposing 10 commandment monument that Roy Moore had placed. ACLU brought case against 10 commandments. 40 of these are clergy members. 21 Alabama Baptists among the clergy who opposed. You find snakes in religious institutions. Sex Education in schools. Get preachers involved. They were snakes. They have destroyed everything I have done. Seedliners, non-seedliners. Psalms 53:1-3. The snakes will be destroyed, but first they will be found. How many accidental hospital deaths are no accident? Jude 14. Mr. Hoskins newsletter on snakes. Snake Stomping Sense Series.

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