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PHILIPPINES CAN DEFEAT CHINA


Philippines must be thirsty for another certified glorious entertainment from God,  for another display of glory to His faithful.

We know the formula, we can use it again.  What we are up against does not believe in the living God.  They do have gods but not the living God.

With the kind of faith the Philippines have in the living God, nothing is impossible. Remember the Edsa Revolution headed by a plain wife? We are that 'plain wife' right now, compared to the status of China. Yet, we fear not to use united prayers as our one true weapon.

Our current president, the son of that 'plain wife', only need to call us all in unity to conduct days of fasting and prayers, declare it holidays, air the prayers on television.  Consecrate Spratleys and the entire land and seas to the Lord.  Lo  and behold, the faithfulness of God will bedazzle us once again.

Just a breathe of lightning,  a tremendous shake on the water, or in the land of our enemies can bend their knees, destroy them in a snap, take away all they have and even what they falsely claim as theirs.



 We don't need them to be scared of us.  They should fear the only living God, our God.  That same God who parted the sea for Moses and his people.


 GOD IS FAITHFUL TO THE PHILIPPINES.
  ALL EVIL NATIONS SHOULD FEAR THAT.


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