Do not get ahead of God, God knows what He is doing. We must not question God, He knows how to deal with people in any given time or place, God has His dealings with people whom we cannot question. Romans 9:20;Nay but, O man, who art thou that repliest against God? Shall the thing formed say to him that formed it, Why hast thou made me thus?"

Plot Summary: It all started with a dream Ellen Hutter (Greta Schröder) had about awakening a spirit of the underworld which becomes her spirit husband.Thomas Hutter (Gustav Von Wangenheim) was a real estate agent who was sent to Transylvania by his employer, Knock. His mission was to finalize a deal with an odd client—Count Orlok.

Every part of our being has its limit, that is the natural condition of our being. Our eyes has its limit, I can only see light, white rays of light but I cannot see without a spectrum, the ultraviolet or the infrared rays of light. A dove can see, when put to test, the ultraviolet rays of light, which has been proven beyond every reasonable doubt, but for Man, we can't see to that extent, because our eyes has its limit. Our strength and everything in our being, has its limit.

When Jesus Christ ascended into heaven, His power was dispersed unto all the Earth. John 12:30-32;When Jesus was lifted up, He drew everyone unto Him. When Jesus was here on earth, He was just in the Holy Land, within the boundaries of the holy land, preaching and teaching the word of God, to the people. He gave the example that when Moses lifted up the brazen serpent in the wilderness, it served as the salvation of those who were bitten by snakes, in the wilderness. Man should look up to that serpent that was made by Moses and recover from the deadly snakebites.

Those that are not born of God can be touched by Satan and by evil spirits according to 1 John 5:18 which says;We know that whosoever is born of God sinneth not, but he that is begotten of God keepeth himself, and that wicked one toucheth him not.

The quiet hum of the air conditioner, the steady beep of a heart monitor, and the tension of ten years' worth of unsaid words filled the hospital room.Giorgio was motionless, thinner than I had recalled, and his eyes were deep, sunken hollows. Unsure if he would even want to see me, I stood clumsily in the doorway. Then he raised his head, his eyes dancing with confusion for a moment, then recognition.