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Her cheeks looked sunken like they weren't when we put her to bed, I knew she was dead.

Well, hello there.

Welcome to Season 7, Episode 165 of Sword and Scale,

a show that reveals that the worst monsters are real.

So this pandemic scare, we had a couple months ago got some of us around the world thinking, what would happen if we had to sustain ourselves and our family for a while?

What if society broke down and there was no food available? What then? How the

hell would we provide for our families? Well, it seems like certain people have given this a lot more

thought than others, pandemic or no pandemic. In fact, there's a whole reality show about it,

called Doomsday Preppers. But we'll get into all of that in just a sec. Stay tuned.

2. Corinthians 2 Corinthians chapter 4 verse 18 as we look not to the things that are seen but to the things that are unseen for the things that are temporary but the things that are seen are temporary, but the things that are unseen are eternal. Sounds deep, right?

A man named Seth Welch posted this to his Facebook page titled,

Seth Welch, a mind regenerated by Christ.

Now, verses from the Bible are taken out of context all the time. They're often used

to fit a narrative. They are in a lot of ways intentionally vague and allow for anyone to interpret

or reinterpret. Not just the Bible, but words in all religious books can be twisted and turned

to support a myriad of different arguments, some better than others. This particular verse,

however, is ironic. It's ironic for Seth to have picked it out of thousands of other verses

to display proudly on his Facebook

timeline for others to see. You see, Seth and his wife Tatiana Fusari, both nearing

30 years old, were living out of rural Kent County, Michigan back in 2018. Their home was

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