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This evening, I'm listening to Judy Mikovits' explanation about "Why Covid vaccinated people will test positive for HIV." 
It's an account on Rumble from a woman who also mentions  Miracle Mineral Solution- MMS (mommysmiracles.com)
She refers to Jim Humble's testimonies about his experiences with MMS in different parts of the world. See the attachment.
It's possible that this document is present elsewhere on this Forum, I've become a member not that long ago.

The title of Archbishop, in that document, sounds a bit strange in my ears, but I do know that the reason why Jim Humble chose 
the name Genesis Church is that it's a rule in the US, or maybe it was at that time, that an organization practicing healing, with a
team involved needs to make clear that it's religious by nature. Hence the use of the word "Church".

I happen to know of another organization, starting in the '60s-'70s in the US, at the Berkely Institute in California, teaching healing,
that was under the same obligation to refer to religious practice, by the use of the name "Church".

Similar to what Jim Humble's work represents, it had nothing in common, in real life, with a Church Institute such as the Roman
Catholics or Protestants, or any other form of a religious service performed in a church building or temple. Healing is a universal practice, isn't it?  

Mary wrote:

This evening, I'm listening to Judy Mikovits' explanation about "Why Covid vaccinated people will test positive for HIV." 
It's an account on Rumble from a woman who also mentions  Miracle Mineral Solution- MMS (mommysmiracles.com)
She refers to Jim Humble's testimonies about his experiences with MMS in different parts of the world. See the attachment.
It's possible that this document is present elsewhere on this Forum, I've become a member not that long ago.

The title of Archbishop, in that document, sounds a bit strange in my ears, but I do know that the reason why Jim Humble chose 
the name Genesis Church is that it's a rule in the US, or maybe it was at that time, that an organization practicing healing, with a
team involved needs to make clear that it's religious by nature. Hence the use of the word "Church".

I happen to know of another organization, starting in the '60s-'70s in the US, at the Berkely Institute in California, teaching healing,
that was under the same obligation to refer to religious practice, by the use of the name "Church".

Similar to what Jim Humble's work represents, it had nothing in common, in real life, with a Church Institute such as the Roman
Catholics or Protestants, or any other form of a religious service performed in a church building or temple. Healing is a universal practice, isn't it?

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That link to MMS in your post has Citric Acid at 10%, I believe it is suppose to be 50%. I wouldn't buy it.

I'm sure you mean well, stu77000. But there's no sign in my post that I wish to buy MMS from this business. Can't you see that my intention is to refer to the experiences of Jim Humble in that PDF? Just in case it's not yet present in this Forum? 
It's irrelevant that MMS is mentioned on that site, for I stumbled on it while watching Judy Mikovits explanation of how HIV symptoms show up in the mRNA-vaccinated people. See what I mean? I've got MMS in my home since 2011.

Mary wrote:

I'm sure you mean well, stu77000. But there's no sign in my post that I wish to buy MMS from this business. Can't you see that my intention is to refer to the experiences of Jim Humble in that PDF? Just in case it's not yet present in this Forum? 
It's irrelevant that MMS is mentioned on that site, for I stumbled on it while watching Judy Mikovits explanation of how HIV symptoms show up in the mRNA-vaccinated people. See what I mean? I've got MMS in my home since 2011.

 

Oh no, I just mentioned it in case anyone else on the forum followed the link and thought about buying it. Wasn't necessarily directed at you, just a general comment.

Oh ha, thank you, stu77000, I stand corrected 😉🤹‍♀️