It is time for Finland to stop hating Israel and to pray for her. God has promised to avenge those who harm Israel. Zechariah 2:8 (AMP) says, “For thus says the Lord of hosts, ‘After glory He has sent me against the nations which plunder you, for he who touches you touches the apple of His eye.’” Anyone who harms Israel will face God's wrath. As John Hagee wrote in his book Final Dawn Over Jerusalem (or Jerusalem 3000 in Finnish), those who have tried to harm Israel are now footnotes in history—utterly forgotten by time. It's a warning for all of us. The world needs to wake up before it’s too late. The hatred for Israel and the use of others for our own benefit will only lead to destruction, not just for Finland but for the whole world.
I sit here, bedridden with fear, haunted by my past and the realization that I’ve become a skaven rat—isolated, used, and discarded. I’ve seen the darkness in Finland, and it’s hard to ignore. We, as a people, have forgotten what it means to love—especially those who can’t love us back. It’s easy to say “love your neighbor,” but it’s harder to act upon it. The reason many are not healed from alcoholism, anxiety, and fear is because we, as a nation, have lost the ability to genuinely care for others. We’re too busy using one another for our own benefit instead of showing compassion and selfless love. That’s why we’re spiritually stagnant, and why God’s Holy Spirit feels silent in our midst. We need to crucify our egos, let go of our grudges, and come back to the basics of Christianity: loving others as Jesus loved us.
I challenge everyone reading this to go beyond words and act upon love. Reach out to someone you know who’s struggling, ask them how they’re doing, show them that they matter. Because if we truly understand the power of love, we can begin healing not just individually but as a whole society. It might feel like writing this message is futile, but if just one person reads it and is moved to change, then there’s hope for healing.
I’ve been at my lowest, tried to end my life, and no one showed up to help me. But God sent help from Norway, a reminder that I matter—even when I felt utterly abandoned. This is a wake-up call for all of us. We need to start living for Jesus, crucify our pride, and care for one another before it's too late. Finland needs to stop the cycle of hatred and start living in true love. We can't heal until we understand what real love is.
