The Optimistic Street Preacher

We have all heard about these

Street Preachers,

holding up a signs,

telling us to

"Repent, The End Is Near!"

 You might have seen these guys,

if you live in a big city,

hanging out at street corners,

outside grocery stores,

or in city parks.

The one thing you never see,

is them hanging outside of a

Church

preaching their doom.

Talking about

Doom.

How many

Clergy

have gone off their rocker over the years

and predicted the end of the world?

 Right,

too numerous to count.

Well,

the end of the world has been predicted ever since ancient times.

I don't have a legit website where I can show you proof,

but one of my

Teachers

when I was young,
told her class,
that their were

Hieroglyphics

predicting the end of the world.

 And if you can't believe a

Teacher,

who can you believe?

The internet?

 Today I saw a really optimistic

Street Preacher

and I have to really commend his style.

While most of his colleagues like to predict the

Doom & Gloom,

 this guy's message was pretty upbeat.

His prediction?

"Praise the Lord!"

On November 9th 2018

no one will die!

The Lord has ordain no one die

on this day!

So,

I had to ask him.

No one will die in a car accident?

"No!"

Soldiers fighting in a war?

"No!"

A person with terminal cancer?

"Not until the next day!"

Murder?

"Not one killing will happen!"

 If that truly happens on

November 9th

I will be the first one down on my knees

Praising The Lord!

This is,

Why Can't We Have More Optimists Preachers In This World,

Jim Hauenstein,

And,

“Even the preachers get preached by life”
- Alok Jagawat -

That is my story and I am sticking to it!

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