Comments for Hallelujah Health Tip

Comment on What Is Cancer And What Causes It? by leongsoycheng

leongsoycheng — Wed, 01 Sep 2010 10:27:14 +0000

dear rev Malkmus,

i have been following your development since 1999, and i praise our God for your works of faith and labor of love.

as regards your present article on Cancer, you have expounded comprehensively on DIET as the primary cause of it.

Question: i am sure you are aware of Emotional Stress, Physical Stress, as well as Exposure to Toxic elements, as other significant Causes, too.

Would you like to cover the 3 factors mentioned by me in your future writing?

cheers,
Leong S C (ND)

Comment on What Is Cancer And What Causes It? by oceanfrontcabin

oceanfrontcabin — Tue, 31 Aug 2010 16:30:21 +0000

It’s been shown a high-fat diet causes sex organ cancers, and colon cancer. God’s diet did not include olive oil, it included the olive. I don’t understand why the Hallelujah Diet is so high in added fat. There is all the fat, including Omega 3s, that we need in natural food. Adding more creates fat bodies and disese, mostly heart disease, and cancer.

Comment on Excess Weight and an Expanding Waistline – A Matter of Choice by gambling

gambling — Sat, 28 Aug 2010 21:35:17 +0000

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Comment on 60 Days to a Hallelujah Waistline – Tremendous Response by Banner

Banner — Sun, 08 Aug 2010 05:25:32 +0000

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Comment on Why Doesn’t God Take Away My Addictions When I Pray? by charliee

charliee — Thu, 05 Aug 2010 14:35:33 +0000

Here is what I do now for those times when I KNOW I shouldn’t endulge a temptation (addiction for some). It works for anything that I KNOW is not good for my body and my health (usually sweets – desserts).

I simply say this to myself: “NOTHING TASTES AS GOOD AS BEING HEALTHY FEELS”. It works for me – hopefully with God’s help it will work for you too.

Comment on Why Doesn’t God Take Away My Addictions When I Pray? by Jerrod

Jerrod — Wed, 04 Aug 2010 02:26:41 +0000

I want to respond to Ivy’s comment. Ivy my dear, Dr. Malkmus is not taking away or adding to the gospel. In fact his comments are solely aside from that. You are totally correct that our ultimate purpose is to glorify our amazing and wonderful God. He carries us through our days and it is our error when/if we begin to focus overly on our lives rather than His ultimate purposes using many collective lives. The gospel is all that really matters.

Dr. Malkmus is talking specifically about a single aspect of our lives. That being our physical health during this physical existence. I know him well enough to know that he would count it an utter waste of time to help an entire culture or move millions within an era if it was only to see them gain physical health. He gets the gospel and is first about sharing that. But, within the context of where God has called him to teach, he is using the core knowledge that God has placed before us as a guide for how we are to live our lives.

It is easy for us to nit pick at symantics or we can step back and accept the fact that we have more than the ability to determine our physical health – we have the responsibility of determining it. We do that through our choices and actions with our entire lifestyle. This does not in any way limit God’s sovereignty but in fact elevates it!

Blessings-
Jerrod

Comment on Why Doesn’t God Take Away My Addictions When I Pray? by Smiles

Smiles — Tue, 03 Aug 2010 21:53:25 +0000

I am so glad you are addressing this issue of Christians lacking victory in the area of unhealthy addictions such as sugar because I am one of them. Even though I weigh 123 and am 5’4″ I still am addicted to just a little sugar every day and I KNOW it is bad for my health. Every little bite sown to my flesh WILL reap death and corruption. I’m looking forward to the 3rd article of the series to see what you say.

Comment on Why Doesn’t God Take Away My Addictions When I Pray? by ivy

ivy — Tue, 03 Aug 2010 21:24:51 +0000

THE LORD HELPS THOSE WHO HELP THEMSELVES…this statement makes me cringe! It is not “the word of God” nor do I wholeheartedly agree with it. The problem is we do try to do things WITHOUT God and on our own. We need His guideance and His help to get us thru. Being dependant on others is completely different than dependant on the Lord . Let’s not get confused with the lack of parental training ,social and political ills of our day and age,thinking falsley the Lord helps those who helps themselves. WHAT?! I can only HELP myself because God first helped me, see my fallen ways and errors. By the Grace of God! I can do all things through Christ which strengtheneth me?” (Philippians 4:13) EXACTLY read it again. We DO NOT do it on our one but through CHRIST who strengthens us. I love much that is put out and usually agree wholeheartedly. But I cannot agree with the bulk of this letter. We are too dependant on others and ourselves and not dependant enough upon the Lord. I can tell you He helped me many many times and it was thru no assistance of my own prideful doing!

Comment on Why Doesn’t God Take Away My Addictions When I Pray? by duane

duane — Tue, 03 Aug 2010 20:26:01 +0000

Thank you very much for your article, “The Lord helps those who help themselves”. My son is going through hard times and these are the words he need to hear from someone other than his father, lol. I’ve copied the article for him.
Much appreciated!
I thoroughly enjoy your newsletter and I’m trying to live by your teaching from the bible.
My best wishes for your health and continued success.
Regards,
Duane R. Prosser
Emeritus Professor of Engineering-Penn State Univ.

Comment on Rev. Malkmus & Rhonda Home after 3,000 Mile Speaking Tour by rebecca

rebecca — Wed, 28 Jul 2010 04:11:04 +0000

Hello…..Firstly I would like to extend my heartfelt gratitiude to Rev. George and sister Rhonda for doing such a wonderful job.! May God bless you both. Im sure you are an inspiration to a lot of people around the world.!

I am a strong supporter of raw food and vegetable diet for the last one year after my surgery for goitre removal in my thyroid gland. I am sure that it is something in my diet that triggered it and dont want to repeat my mistake.
After I knew about this site and reading through various articles I am now convinced that animal fat and products are dangerous for us. Unfortunately I have not been able to convince my family about the same but God willing I will be very soon. I try and include as much raw fruits and vegetables and carrot juices in our diet along with cooked food.
I read through the article of this week regarding the pesticides on fruits and vegetables. This is something scary too. We use a organic vegetable and fruit wash to clean the greens. Will this not remove the dirt and pesticides from the vegetables.? I request your advice on this because I feel buying organic is still out of our budget.