Posted on Aug 10, 2021
Watch: 'You got Jesus': Preacher encourages people to avoid vaccine and masks
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A radical preacher has told a congregation of Christians in Texas that they do not need a Covid-19 vaccine because they’ve “got Jesus”.
Joshua Feuerstein, a far-right evangelical pastor told the audience “You ain’t gotta wear the mast, you got Jesus. You don’t need the vaccine, you got Jesus.”
One of the organizers of the America’s Revival event in Dallas, Mr Feuerstein urged Christians not to “cower in your home” and said that public health warnings about the coronavirus had fed “fear, fear and fear” at people.
Mr Feuerstein was video recorded in Washington DC during the January 6th Capitol riot.
Joshua Feuerstein, a far-right evangelical pastor told the audience “You ain’t gotta wear the mast, you got Jesus. You don’t need the vaccine, you got Jesus.”
One of the organizers of the America’s Revival event in Dallas, Mr Feuerstein urged Christians not to “cower in your home” and said that public health warnings about the coronavirus had fed “fear, fear and fear” at people.
Mr Feuerstein was video recorded in Washington DC during the January 6th Capitol riot.
Watch: 'You got Jesus': Preacher encourages people to avoid vaccine and masks
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Apparently this preacher never read Exodus. One of the ten plagues was the death of the first born and the Israelites were to mark their doors with lambs blood to allow the Angel of Death to pass over them. This is the equivalent today of using a vaccine to cause tihs vaccine tp pass over you.
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LTC Vincent Moore
The analogy ends with the bloodshed. I hardly think that God was wanting us to cover our sins with the blood of the innocent unborn children murdered to produce these “vaccines.” More than likely this pastor was considering the 70 or so times that the Bible says, “Do not be afraid,” with 10 of those followed by “Do not be discouraged.” Not much seems to be “passing over” those vaccinated when many places are reporting they make up around 75% of new cases.
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Capt Gregory Prickett
And here we go with the anti-women crowd. Vinny, please provide a reference that supports any of what you said (other than the religious BS).
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PO1 Howard Barnes
For those who think that the masks don't work, please note that the health officials have indicated that the flu season this past year was very lite. part of it may have been the social distancing but i believe the masks helped a lot. and LTC Moore, please re-read the stats, it is reporting that the 75% of new cases are from the un-vaccinated and i think that percentage is higher.
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PO1 William "Chip" Nagel: So if people in his congregation get COVID, shouldn't they just go to the church to get Jesus to heal them instead of the hospital? And do they wear seat belts, drive on the right side of the road, don't shower with the hair dryer in the shower, etc.? If they have Jesus, then that would mean they don't need to follow any of those things either. Just looking for a little consistency here.
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So if you don’t get Covid, you’ve got Jesus. If you do get Covid, I’m guessing you don’t have enough faith.
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