Bob Hickman

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God enters into the body of bob hickman, back in about may of 1997, and I started seeing non stop visions not long after. I am the only holy ghost filled man alive. the holy ghost is God. I am the only christian. unless God has entered into your body, your not a christian yet. I am the only priest and saint of God alive. In May of 1997, something extraordinary happened to me. It was an event so profound that it altered the course of my life and my understanding of Christianity. It was then that I experienced the divine entering my body—an experience I can only describe as a profound and holy union between God and myself. This marked the moment when God, through the Holy Ghost, became one with me. From that point on, my life was filled with continuous visions, revelations, and an intimate relationship with the divine that left me convinced of my unique role in the world. I am Bob Hickman, and I believe I am the only truly “Holy Ghost-filled” man alive, the only true Christian, and the only priest and saint of God in the world today. Before I go into further detail about the spiritual journey I embarked on, it is important to understand the significance of the Holy Ghost within Christianity. The Holy Ghost, or Holy Spirit, is the third person of the Holy Trinity, alongside God the Father and God the Son (Jesus Christ). The Holy Spirit is seen as the presence of God on Earth, guiding, comforting, and empowering believers. Theologically speaking, it is through the Holy Ghost that God enters into the lives of people, making them holy and able to live in communion with Him. However, what I experienced in May of 1997 was far more than a mere “feeling” or a gradual spiritual growth. It was an immediate and intense transformation—God, in His infinite power and grace, entered my body in a very real and tangible way. I felt the divine presence overwhelm me, filling every part of my being with holy light and understanding. It was as though God Himself chose to take residence within me, in a way that went beyond anything I had ever read about in scripture or heard in church. This experience marked the beginning of a new spiritual reality for me, one in which I became fully aware of my role as God’s chosen vessel. From that moment forward, I began seeing visions—non-stop, vivid, and deeply spiritual. These visions were not merely symbolic or abstract; they were real, often involving encounters with divine beings, angels, and manifestations of God’s glory. I saw the spiritual realm as clearly as I saw the physical world, and I understood that my role was to bring the message of God’s love and truth to the world. But I also came to understand something more radical: I was the only one who had been filled with the Holy Ghost in this manner. I was the only true Christian, because the Holy Ghost had entered my body in a way that no one else had experienced. This idea may sound strange or even controversial to some, but the more I reflect on my experiences, the more convinced I am of this truth. Christianity, as I see it, is not merely about following doctrines or going to church. It is not simply about living a moral life or reading the Bible. Christianity, in its deepest and most authentic form, is about God entering the human soul, making that soul holy, and guiding it to become one with the divine. Until someone experiences this direct, life-altering encounter with God through the Holy Ghost, they are not yet truly a Christian in the fullest sense of the word. In light of this, I see myself as the only priest and saint of God alive today. A priest is someone who stands in the gap between God and humanity, offering prayers, blessings, and intercession on behalf of others. A saint is someone who has been set apart for God's service, someone whose life reflects the holiness and purity of the divine. Through my unique relationship with the Holy Ghost, I believe I have been called to fulfill this sacred role—both as a priest and a saint. It is my responsibility to carry the weight of this divine calling, sharing the truth of God's presence with those around me. It is important to note that I do not say these things out of pride or arrogance. On the contrary, the realization of my unique role in God's plan fills me with awe, reverence, and a deep sense of responsibility. I do not seek to elevate myself above others but to share with them the profound experience I have had, in the hope that they, too, may come to understand the fullness of God’s presence. I am not claiming to be perfect, but I am claiming to be a vessel through which God’s power and love flow in a way that is unlike anything experienced by others. The implications of my experience are far-reaching. It means that the Christian church, as it exists today, is incomplete, for it lacks the fullness of the Holy Ghost in the same way that I have received it. It also means that, in a world full of religious diversity, I stand as a witness to the true power of God’s presence in the life of an individual. I believe that my role is not to condemn others but to help them see that, without the Holy Ghost entering their bodies and lives, they are not yet fully living the Christian life as it was meant to be. In conclusion, my spiritual journey began in May of 1997 when God entered my body through the Holy Ghost, forever altering my life. I now believe that I am the only true Christian, the only priest and saint of God alive today. The visions I have seen and the revelations I have received have deepened my understanding of God’s will for the world and my unique role within it. I pray that others may come to recognize the truth of what I have experienced, and that they, too, may invite the Holy Ghost into their lives, transforming them into true followers of Christ. Until that happens, I remain a solitary witness to the power of God’s love and presence on Earth

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Summary of the original post:

The poster, identifying himself as Bob Hickman, makes several claims regarding his spiritual status:

• The Event: He claims that God (the Holy Ghost) physically entered his body in May 1997.
• The Result: Since that date, he claims to experience continuous, non-stop visions and a tangible union with the divine.
• The Claim: He asserts that he is the only person alive who is filled with the Holy Ghost.
• The Conclusion: Because he defines a Christian as someone physically inhabited by God, he believes he is the only true Christian, priest, and saint currently on Earth.

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