hmmmm....If Jesus tarries, would you start a local garden? Food Restrictions Tied to UN Agenda 2030; (click watch without account) Farming in the church age is a lot of work … personally I wouldn’t do it cause I don’t have the energy. I’m watching some of my neighbor’s trying to keep up with the community garden and they are worn out … always pulling the weeds, trying to kill the Japanese beetles, etc. and watering everything twice daily. We’ve been lacking the rain this summer. On a good note with no rain … we don’t have a problem with the slugs this year. In the millennium though … it will be fun to care for the gardens … when the curse is removed and no more weeds and perhaps it will be like Garden of Eden weather and everything naturally gets watered at night time from the dew? Oh wait … I think it says those who don’t honor Feast of Tabernacles and visit Jerusalem will not receive any rain. So I guess it will still be rain fall as we know it. I’m currently been blessed with the state funding food banks. I’m signed up and getting the free veggies /fruits each week and they have been very generous in the hand outs. Today’s fruit were 33 plums 😳 and they wanted to know if I wanted more. :wacko: Monday were the big red tomatoes and cucumbers. I have enough potatoes and onions to hold me all summer. They are generous in the can goods so I’m building up my supply for the left behind to enjoy. I think we fly away this fall so I’m not worrying about 2023 and beyond. Well Kolleen and Geri, I have a great garden — raised bed (earth boxes) and my son-in-law put them up to waist height so no no weeding and bending at all, and as I am a lazy gardener and have very little time — I have it water on a timer to fill the 2.5 gallon reservoir. I plant everything. My neighbor started the pumpkin patch and I have a fig tree, will put in a small apple orchard and more berry bushes as soon as the fence goes up and I am thinking about additional trees, looked at the dwarf banana and maybe a couple peach trees to start those. I also do the hydroponic and herb garden inside — I should have been a farmer. :calvin …. Anyway - I am all set no matter if we go :flyup: or stay and for those that are left they will have seeds and everything to help with the extreme food shortages that will occur, per revelation. If we have severe food shortages you can expect to see local gardens robbed. People will have to post 24 hour vigils to keep the thief's away. At some point, if things get bad enough, and they will, there will be killing over home grown food. Thank God for the rapture so we will not have to endure such a period. Another option is to get to know your wild edibles! Around where I live we have elderberry, blackberry, mulberry, muscadines, wild grapes (not muscidines) maypops and black walnuts - all edible and all free for the taking and no farming necessary. There’s also Polk salad if you know how to cook it (it can be poisonous if not prepared correctly) and dandelions. 90% of purple/black berries are edible if you know which ones, 50% of red berries are edible (not good odds - you had better know which ones) but get to know your wild edibles - I’ll take that over eating bugs! No Diss on you John the Baptist but locusts will be my last resort! As Hank Williams Jr. once sang about - “a country boy will survive!” A good resource for wild edibles is something I found at a Barnes and Noble bookstore years ago - an Army field survival guide which teaches you how to test unknown berries for edibility. I picked it up years ago when I was flying - I kept it in my flight bag because I figured if I ever went down in my plane and had to spend a day or two in the woods until I was found it could come in handy - but it has all kinds of good info in there that was worth the 10 or 15 bucks I paid for it! But for the record, I will be shocked if we are here to 2030 to see that. Frankly all the 2030 timeframe is is Agenda 21 repackaged. The NWO wanted to get their agenda in place by 2021, but the Restrainer kept restraining and now they had to move the goal line a few years down the road. That is a testimony to the restraining power of the Restrainer - but He won’t restrain forever, I think we are out of here soon. I sure hope so anyway!
