A Message from Bishop Akakije Regarding the homosexual Pride Parade

[Despotovac]

• CITIZENS OF SODOM, YOU AND YOUR SODOMITE REVOLUTION IN SERBIA ARE NOT WELCOME

  “And the Lord said, ‘Because the cry of Sodom and Gomorrah is great, and because their sin is very grievous, I will go down now, and see whether they have done altogether according to the cry of it; and if not, I will know. ” (1 Gen. 18:20-21)

  On Saturday the 28th of September according to the civil calendar, every man who considers himself a Christian must say “NO!” to the citizens of Sodom who with the support of the pro-European antichristian democratic authorities will march through the Serbian capital seeking that we Orthodox Serbs accept their Sodomite sin as a normal phenomenon. For Europe, this is a desirable, even obligatory demonstration without which Serbians will not progress on their way into the European Union.

For the complete sermon, please visit: http://serbiantrueorthodox.blogspot.com ... e.html?m=1

[Maria]

There is this interesting excerpt from Bishop Akakije's sermon concerning the Nativity of Christ. Is there a source for this event? Surely, if thousands of people were destroyed by fire and lightning throughout the world, this would have been mentioned in some history.

• In order to perceive even more how this unnatural Sodomite sin is terrible and abhorrent to God, we could also mention the terrifying testimony from the ancient holy father Blessed Jerome, in which he describes how all the unfortunate people who were steeped in the sin of Sodom were destroyed by fire and lightning throughout the entire world on the holy night when Our Savior Jesus Christ was born to the Most Pure Virgin Theotokos. For the Source of purity, Christ, when He came upon this earth through His most pure birth, did not allow that such an unnatural sin be found on the earth at that time.

If fire and lightning destroyed thousands before the first coming of Christ in the flesh, what will happen at Christ's Second Coming?

[jgress]

Well several global events were not recorded elsewhere, for example, the darkening of the sun from 12pm to 3pm when Christ hung on the Cross, which as far as I know isn't recorded in any other ancient source that we have today. That doesn't mean it didn't happen.

But yes, if St Jerome is correct, then that sets a terrible precedent. Let's pray for repentance.