The Moth Is Eating Them Up Like a Garment (Isaiah 50:8)

Only in the modern context of world events does this make any sense. The moth is a creature attracted to light yet it lives in darkness. Those hooked on drugs, alcohol, gambling, and such are also living in darkness and they are attracted to the light and dreams of their addictions. Add to that list religion and the false prophets and gods of ancient time that have permeated down through the years to control the World Order.

"For the moth shall eat them up like a garment, and the worm shall eat them like wool" is an extremely pointed prophecy. People today are being eaten from inside out by the things they are consuming. Money matches the description of the moth because it promises wealth and prosperity but delivers mostly misery and hardship.

The richer people become the more they are consumed by their own glory and desires and the need to take more and have more. The poor are left to gather in the crumbs and survive on what little they can muster. This is the major problem in the world today.

The question is what has caused this? Why are people so blinded by consumerism and drugs? Why are they so turned on by the false gods and words that have no meaning yet are spoken with such force as to drive fear into them?

It is the reviling of men that has driven many to this point. War is an indication and visions show hungry men trudging through mud with a struggle that no one desires for the purpose of killing other men then the force of that reviling strikes home.

In a recent documentary I saw lines of people given shovels to dig their own graves before they were shot and buried in them. Of course my question was why? Why didn't they stop where they were and force the enemy to kill them on the spot? Why did they go to the extreme of marching to the killing site and digging their own grave?

Fear, trepidation, anxiety, and the unknown confronted them. They were obeying orders and like sheep to the slaughter they could not ignore the command.

This is the power of peer pressure. It takes a strong will to go against the time and a stronger one to act against the 'norm'. This is the worm inside that leads into addictions and causes a weakness of spirit and a disconnect with the Power of the Universe.

My reincarnation experience proves that heaven and hell are myths along with threats and the beliefs of religious organisations. To by-pass that one has to speak out and this takes courage. Through drugs, alcohol, and such, those without the knowledge or power to object hope to gain it. Before long they are addicted and this is a path that all too many choose rather than face up to the reality of their lives.


 By Norma Holt


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