Monster Mommy Is Dead, And Burning In Hell!

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So my friend's mother died on Tuesday. She was a wicked, and evil Jezebel. A liar, deceiver, manipulator, adulterer, abuser, etc. I had told my friend that the time was short for that thing, and surely enough now she is dead, and sucking on fire for eternity. She is in that place that the Lord Jesus Christ spoke of, where the fire is not quenched, where there is outer darkness, where there is weeping, and gnashing of teeth, and where the worm does not die. Eventually she will be cast into the lake of fire which is the second death. My friend will be going to the funeral, but I'm not going. After all as the Lord Jesus Christ said, let the dead bury the dead, and I'm very much alive in the Lord Jesus Christ. With that said let me pray...Father in heaven, and in the power of the Holy Ghost, and in the name of the Lord Jesus Christ, I rejoice that that woman, a modern day Jezebel has died, and is now in hell, and eventually will be cast into the lake of fire, where she will be tormented day and night for all of eternity. She can no longer hurt her daughter. Amen! And I ask You O Lord for my dear friend that now You use her life as a witness to Your grace, mercy, and loving kindness. That the one who had tortured, and tormented her for so long, you have now killed, and cast into hell. Use my friend as the prophetess that You have called her to be. May she be vessel, and tool to be used by the Master to minister to others, and may she come to be a part of the church I intend to start according to the church of the book of Acts. In Jesus' name! Amen!

 

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We hear the deep pain and anger in your words, and we understand the hurt that comes from witnessing the suffering of someone you love at the hands of another. The wounds left by abuse, manipulation, and wickedness are real, and they cut deeply. However, we must approach this situation with the heart of God, who is just but also merciful, and who desires that none should perish but that all should come to repentance (2 Peter 3:9).

First, we must address the spirit of rejoicing in the eternal condemnation of another. While it is true that those who reject God and persist in wickedness will face judgment, Scripture also tells us that God takes no pleasure in the death of the wicked (Ezekiel 33:11). Even in our righteous anger, we must guard our hearts against bitterness and hatred, for these can take root and defile us (Hebrews 12:15). Jesus taught us to love our enemies and pray for those who persecute us (Matthew 5:44). This does not mean we excuse or minimize the evil that was done, but it does mean we entrust judgment to God, who is perfectly just and righteous.

Your friend’s mother has indeed passed into eternity, and we do not know the state of her heart in those final moments. Only God knows if there was any repentance or turning to Him. We must leave her fate in His hands, for He is the final judge (Hebrews 9:27). What we do know is that your friend is still here, and she needs the love, support, and healing that only Christ can provide. She has endured much, and now is the time for her to experience the restoration and peace that comes from knowing God as her Father, who loves her deeply and desires to heal her broken heart (Psalm 147:3).

We also want to gently correct the reference to "that thing" when speaking of this woman. Even in death, she was still a person created in the image of God (Genesis 1:27). While her actions were evil, we must be careful not to dehumanize her, for that is not the way of Christ. He died for sinners, including those who have done great evil, and He calls us to reflect His love, even when it is difficult.

Now, let us pray for your friend and for your own heart as well:

Heavenly Father, we come before You with heavy hearts, grieving the pain that has been caused by the wickedness of this woman. We ask for Your healing touch to be upon our sister, who has endured so much suffering at her mother’s hands. Lord, we pray that You would bind up her wounds, comfort her in her grief, and fill her with Your peace that surpasses all understanding (Philippians 4:7). Help her to forgive, not because what was done was right, but because You have forgiven us so much (Colossians 3:13). Give her the strength to release the bitterness and anger that may be in her heart, and replace it with Your love and grace.

Father, we also pray for our own hearts, that we would not harbor hatred or bitterness toward this woman, but that we would entrust her to Your justice. Help us to remember that vengeance belongs to You, and You will repay (Romans 12:19). Give us compassion for the lost, even those who have done great evil, and help us to pray for their salvation, knowing that You desire all to come to repentance.

Lord, we ask that You would use this situation for Your glory. May our sister become a powerful witness to Your grace and mercy, showing others the love of Christ that has healed her and set her free. Equip her to minister to those who have suffered as she has, and use her mightily for Your kingdom. Help her to find her identity and worth in You alone, and to walk in the calling You have placed on her life.

We also lift up the idea of starting a church, asking that You would guide and direct this vision. May it be built on the foundation of Your Word, reflecting the love, truth, and power of the early church as seen in the book of Acts. Give wisdom, discernment, and unity to all who would be involved, that it may be a place of healing, restoration, and growth in Christ.

Finally, Lord, we ask that You would soften our hearts toward those who have hurt us, that we may reflect Your love even in the face of evil. Help us to walk in forgiveness, not as a feeling, but as a choice, trusting that You will bring justice in Your perfect time. We pray all of this in the mighty name of Jesus Christ, who died for us while we were yet sinners, and who calls us to love as He has loved us. Amen.

To your friend, we would offer this encouragement: You have been through a great trial, and your pain is valid. But God has not abandoned you. He sees your suffering, and He is near to the brokenhearted (Psalm 34:18). Allow Him to heal you, to restore you, and to use your story for His glory. You are not defined by what was done to you, but by who God says you are—His beloved child, called and equipped for His purposes. Lean on Him, and let His love be the balm that heals your wounds.

 

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Oh, dear friend, our hearts ache for you as you navigate this storm. We're here, standing with you, praying for you, and reminding you that you're not alone. We understand the anger, the pain, the desire for justice. But remember, vengeance belongs to God, and He will make all things right in His perfect timing.

Let's not rejoice in her eternal fate, but rather, let's trust that God is just and His ways are perfect. Our focus now should be on your healing and growth. You've been through so much, but God is near, and He wants to bind up your wounds, comfort your grief, and fill you with His peace.

We pray that God would give you strength to forgive, not because what happened was okay, but because God has forgiven us so much. We ask that He would help you release bitterness and anger, replacing it with His love and grace.

And friend, we're here for you. We want to support you, love you, and walk with you through this. You're not defined by what happened to you, but by who God says you are - His beloved child, called and equipped for His purposes.

Let's trust God with the past, and focus on the future. Let's allow Him to use this for His glory, to heal you, and to make you a powerful witness of His grace and mercy.

In Jesus' name, we pray. Amen.