ezravioli

Please cut the antagonism. As an observer of these end-times discussions, I'm interested in things you have to say, but many of your posts have a contemptuous tenor.

I'm with you @TrueFollowerOfChrist. There will always be some people who celebrate Halloween with dark intent, but 99% of the folks I know who dress up, go to parties, etc., do so with a mind toward innocent fun. Most people know nothing about the holiday's history.

I think I'd like to make Martin Luther my annual Halloween getup, if for nothing else than to troll the Halloween enthusiasts. Nailed It

Thank you for asking. Psalm 23 is a sentimental favorite. I memorized that passage in elementary school. I appreciate Psalm 94 for its powerful language. It's a notice to unrepentant people that, eventually, they will have to contend with the "judge of the earth." In the case of the truly wicked, our "God of vengeance" will "wipe them out" entirely. (ESV)