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How St. Patrick Would Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day
For many, St. Patrick’s Day brings up visions of cartoony leprechauns, four-leaf clovers and wearing the color green. The Plumber’s Union in Chicago even dyes the Chicago River green for the holiday. But much as Santa Claus has nothing to do with the historical reason for Christmas, leprechauns and four-leaf clovers have nothing to do with the historical reason for St. Patrick’s Day.
In the fourth century A.D. during an uncertain time period in the Roman Empire, Patrick lived in Britain with his family. Just before he turned 16 years old, Patrick and his family were on holiday by the sea in a town called Bannaventa Berniae.
One day, this little town was attacked by Irish pirates. The pirates captured Patrick, took him to Ireland and sold him to Miliuc of Slemich, a druid chieftain. Miliuc gave Patrick the task of herdsman.
End-Times Expert: Russia’s New Nuclear Weapons Most Americans Don’t Know About
Even though war has erupted in Ukraine, most Americans still do not believe that a nuclear war with Russia is a serious threat.
The Cold War doctrine of “mutual assured destruction” has been pounded into our heads so many times that most people simply assume that it would be unthinkable for either side to attempt a nuclear strike. That may have been true in the 1980s, but things have changed dramatically since that time. The Russians have developed some extremely impressive weapons and anti-missile systems since the end of the Cold War, but most Americans don’t even know they exist.
Let’s start with the RS-28 Sarmat. While the U.S. still relies on hopelessly outdated Minuteman III missiles that first went into service in 1970, the Russians have developed the most advanced intercontinental ballistic missiles on the entire planet.
An American Seer Reveals How God Prepared Ukrainians for War
Prophetic minister Michelle Seidler, the founder and head of Ancient Paths International, says the Holy Spirit gave her a prophetic word about Ukraine well before Russia invaded its neighbor. God told her that he would prepare Ukrainians to persevere and would use the conflict to bring the country into its true position in the Spirit as “a mother to the nations.”
Amid the horrific surge of death and destruction in Ukraine—and “the trauma of it all” – the prophetic word that the Lord gave Seidler was centered on a simple yet profound message: “Set our eyes on Jesus,” even with the temptation to be offended by God’s seeming inaction to stop the war. Seidler has fully embraced Proverbs 3:5b: “Lean not on your own understanding.”
As a well-respected seer who has been ministering regularly in Ukraine for 10 years, Seidler explains in a YouTube video on March 6: “For years, I have traveled back and forth several times a year, traveling all over Ukraine. God was clear to me to teach them to see Jesus. Teach them to see Jesus. That’s what the Holy Spirit would say to me.” {eoa}
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