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The video discusses celebrities believed to be in hell according to the Holy Spirit, including George Floyd, Nipsey Hussle, Shanquila Robinson, Joan Rivers, and Big Ang. It contrasts them with individuals like Lashon Pace and FC Barnes, who are said to be resting in God's peace. The concept of resurrection of the dead in Christ is highlighted, with an emphasis on preparation for the first resurrection. The importance of repentance and worship is underscored, while the speaker cautions against using celebrities' names in comments.
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In this part of the video, the speaker mentions five celebrities who are believed to be in hell according to the Holy Spirit. These celebrities include George Floyd, Nipsey Hussle, Shanquila Robinson, Joan Rivers, and Big Ang. The Holy Spirit criticizes them for various reasons, including living as a Jezebel and not repenting. The speaker emphasizes that those who alter their appearance through plastic surgery and do not repent will also end up in hell according to the Holy Spirit’s message.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker shares that according to the Holy Spirit, individuals like George Floyd, Nipsy Hussle, Chancellor Robinson, Joan Rivers, and Big Ang from Mob Wives are not resting in peace as they did not die in Christ. However, Lashon Pace from the Pace Sisters and FC Barnes, an old-school gospel singer, are said to be resting in God’s perfect peace after redeeming themselves before their passing. The Holy Spirit emphasizes their worship and praises for God, highlighting their preparation for the first resurrection.
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In this part of the video, the speaker discusses the concept of the resurrection of the dead in Christ. They mention that those who have died in Christ will rise and be brought up, with the living being caught up with them. The speaker also talks about names given to them by God that are resting in peace, contrasting this with how some pastors are viewed as being in hell. The video emphasizes that celebrities’ names should not be used in comments, as they will not be acknowledged.