Ways to Revive America

By Margaret Powell Oliver

Offers insights on why there is a better source to our medical issues in America. How we as people can change our habits on how we view and use debt. Do we have any idea on how the real New World Order will look like and should be excited about that experience?

• Language: English
• Publisher: Lulu.com
• Release date: Sep 15, 2014
• ISBN: 9781312524330

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Ways to Revive America

Ways to Revive America

First Edition,

Copyright 2013 by   Margaret Oliver

All Rights Reserved. Used by permission

INTRODUCTION

Looking back on my arrival to America in 1986, I now know I was born to live in this country; I am here to experience life in this land, and to do something important.  I’d worked in corporate America and the revenue industry.  I’d come to realize that this immigrant wasn’t living up to my full potential.  Something was definitely missing in my life. 

An interviewer Kate is troubled by world events, and has questions.  She has in beginning, two pivotal questions:  If the Roman Empire is revived, then why wouldn’t God revive America?  What is going to happen to Israel if the church does disappear before the last Great War?

While alone, then some years later seeing the reports on the screen, and reading about the problems, she begins to seek the answers for these matters.  In playing the role as a fictional interviewer, she outlines her concerns with interviews with God, and makes commentaries.

She begins her first set of interviews with the Holy Spirit.  He is recognized by her as the greatest medical insurance in the earth, and in the history of man.   Her thoughts to God are why are our financial systems plagued with problems? God begins to give her insight as why usury, surety, interest, mortgages and other financial matters are a problem.  He also gives her the answers.  Showing her that although a world power such as America is faced with problems, that the country can and will be revived and why.

We see reports of how people who are forced into bankruptcies due a job loss or by some matter.  As the interviewing continues, she asks about debt, and reveals to the reader how debt is actually cancelled.   Some of her results are based on her personal experiences.

In the middle of her interview, she gives another theory of which an older country will be the financial sponsor for military action against Israel in the last Great War.

At the end of her interview, she summarizes the wonderful results that are to be experienced at the end of the last Great War, a war she knows will take place in the Middle East.  She strongly believes that America is a helping partner.

She closes her interview by reminding the reader that a healthy people as a country will revive. As our country frees itself from debt, it is both a stronger and powerful nation.  She expands on what is involved in the revival of a nation.  She gives a third theory of a revived military, a new currency, and how Jesus opened the door for industries that have made America a great body of people who are wealthy and blessed.

CHAPTER 1

WHAT IS THE GREATEST MEDICAL INSURANCE IN HISTORY?  WHO IS BEHIND IT?

Do you realize that Hezekiah could not spare his own life at the point of death?   He had to ask God for fifteen more years, and it was granted.  After a trialing experience of maybe facing death, and the loss of good health, Job still believed that God would not forsake him. God restored everything, and his health to perfection (Job 42).  Did you not know that King David, Solomon, Jacob and Moses all died of ages that surpassed 100 hundred years old?

Did you not know that Mary, Jesus’ mother, did not have to put up with medical bureaucracy when she discovered she was giving birth to the Messiah (Luke 1?)  When the Jews left Egypt did you know they had no sickness, or the constant worry about health and life insurance (Exodus 13)?  Do you not realize when Hannah prayed, God gave her five healthy children, and one of them Samuel was a prophet to the King (1 Samuel 2)?   Did you know that no matter how Delilah tried to manipulate the strength of Samson, she could not defeat him (Judges 16)?

In addition, Esther’s parents had died.  It was a devastating time for her, and her heart was broken. Uncle Mordecai was the one person she could lean on, however she was still in pain. As a beautiful chosen queen of Persia, God healed her heart from pain; and because her heart was healed, she was influential in saving the lives of her Jewish people.  She never got angry or bitter.  She was a successful warrior with a healed life (Esther 1-8).

Ruth was faced with pain and hurt as she found herself a widow.  She was brave when she travelled to a different country to find her destiny.  She was indeed a fighter and a winner.  God had a great promise for her.  He healed her heart and