Book Title: I Did Not Know
Author: Brian Irons
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Chapter 1- The Power of Violence And Wickedness is in St. Louis City
Chapter 2- Parents Raising Children in a Drug Free Home
Chapter 3- My Sport Position
Chapter 4- The Intelligent Human Brain
Chapter 5- Drugs Controlling the Intelligent Human Brain
Chapter 6- Staying in School, and My Brain's First Experience with Drugs
Chapter 7- Searching for Employment while Continuing in Wickedness
Chapter 8- More Addictions with Drugs and the Consequences
Chapter 9 - Drugs Finally Damaged My Brain’s Functions
Chapter 10- Hospitals, Physical Rehab, and Other People’s Injuries
Chapter 11- Signs from God and My Heart is in Pain
Chapter 12- Opening Doors, and God’s Word (bible) Concerning Sin
Chapter 13- Come to Jesus
Chapter 14- Making Your Name Great Through a Relationship
Chapter- 15- Just a Few Personal Words to Share
Who Has The Answer To Stop Crime?
Over the years, the entire metropolitan area of St. Louis has had multiple problems with street crime. An organization, such as the St. Louis Federal Research Agency reviewed St. Louis Crime Statistic Reports, and learned that the city is gone mad. The behavioral problems in this city are unmanageable. The crime percentage in St. Louis averages highly above most cities in the United States.
There are more than 19,000 cities within the United States. Out of more than 19,000 cities, when it comes to street crime and violence, St. Louis has proven to be one of the most violent and treacherous. It is a war zone in St. Louis city. What violent crime will be committed next?
When a city is ranked number 1 or number 2 for crimes, that means, all types of felonies and misdemeanors are performed throughout it. Also, a city posted number one for crimes is a region where much foul play has been in session.
St. Louis is filled with a bunch of people who continually double cross one another. Due to the double crossing acts, St. Louis is a city not to be played with. This city is off the chain; and I now see why mothers dread of taking their children to the neighborhood playground.
The North side, the Southside, the Westside, and the Eastside have become fields of war. How can it be safe, when all four sides of a city is filled with raging conflict. When all four sides of a city is active in crime, there is nowhere to run, nor is there a place to find refuge. This society has become an evil turf.
In these last and evil days, people are claiming spots as their territory. The days are called, “evil” because iniquity has abounded. Nothing in the area is owned by them, but they claim it, as if they have purchased it. They call this territory, “My Turf”. It has to be something from within that makes people claim what they do not own.
Many innocent people have been victimized. The phrase you know it to be is, “Innocent Bystander”. Innocent lives are destroyed everyday. Many people woke up one morning feeling good about life. The day was normal, and perhaps it was Friday’s payday. The innocent walked out the front door, with thoughts on going to pick up a fat earned bi-weekly paycheck. Then, all of a sudden, someone brought a felony into this innocent person’s presence. As this innocent person was about to get inside the car, a crime worker shot and robbed him. It is amazing how just one wrongdoing can mess up a person’s life. This act is called, “pre meditated bodily injury”, or “aggravated assault”.
Crime has become St. Louis burden and affliction. People are taking on yokes with their own strength. Normally, human beings are subjects of obtaining burdens and afflictions. But St. Louis, which is a city, has conceived that same damaging effect. The body of Jesus suffered much affliction from crime led people, and St. Louis is suffering badly from the same ungodly movement (crime committing).
If St. Louis had a mind to think for itself, its thoughts would be filled with misery all day long. All the times, St. Louis would have ongoing anxiety attacks. Since St. Louis is a city, which means it cannot think for itself, it has neither emotions nor feelings. The longer people allow crime to be their focus, the greater the burden and affliction St. Louis will feel.
From all of the crime practicing done in St. Louis, people have become lawbreaking professionals. Crime committing in St. Louis has become a hobby to the people. People commit crime as if it is a legal sport. Their energy should be used on the basketball court, but they use it to steal, rob, and commit aggravated assaults. People who know what the law speaks against, and still do the act, are called, rebellious.
A criminal sometimes have an idea what kind of sentence the judge, by decree, is soon to pronounce. But when a judgment comes from the prophetic language (reap what you sow), a person never knows the measurement of the sentence. Nor does a person know when it is time for reaping (judgment) to take place. This type of judgment appears, and the criminal never saw it coming. You will not be warned, nor alerted, because reaping what you sow falls at unawares. People have not the power to choose their own Day for reaping.
Me, Brian Irons, wrote a book explaining why people commit crimes. In addition, the book also explains how and why my life got involved in committing crimes. My book is titled, "I Did Not Know". Not only does this book explain why people commit crimes, but it also teaches which part of the Intelligent Human Brain any drug will control. It only takes a quick surge of mental empowerment to commit crimes, and my book dominantly teaches on that subject. If you want to read a book about drugs, the I Did Not Know is the one for you. My book exposes a pool of knowledge about substance abuse, as well as teaching readers about the mental body (the brain).
The “I Did Not Know” book is written to teach people how to disconnect their hearts and minds from the attachment of crime. When people’s hearts and minds have become attached to committing crimes, it is because their thoughts are filled with the persuasion of wickedness. Not only that, but when people commit crimes, their bodies automatically become flesh of evil. The mind plots on ways to commit crimes; the heart sets to do it; the feet takes you to the place and the hands reach out to make it a success.
In order for a person to be detached from wickedness, it is going to take divine power to do something like that. The more crimes a person commits, the stronger the power of wickedness becomes. 1+1 is 2, and 2+2 is 4. In the same additional sense, wickedness + living inside a person’s body equals a lawbreaking maneuver. If you have ever committed a crime or broken the law, you too have performed a deed of wickedness. In order to bring wickedness and crime to a state of halt, a solution must be found.
Crime is like science, because it takes a formula to solve its problem. Crime is like math, because, in St. Louis, Missouri, its atmosphere is filled with the division of wickedness. Crime is like biology, because it takes true mental (spiritual) power to disjoint it from the anatomy. Crime is like gym, because people exercise (move) their bodies when performing the act. Nevertheless, if a math problem can to be solved, and in science there is a formula, then wickedness too has an equation.
There is an equation (solution) to solving wickedness. Christians must put their minds together, and work God’s given solution. When like-minded people do that, nothing will be withheld from their imaginations.
A world of people continually search ways to earn higher pay, but will not seek the solution for minimizing these crimes.
People attend school for years. They do this to earn certificate and degrees for higher pay. They want their rankings to rise above all. They know the greater the degree, the higher the wages. All decade long, people faithfully attend school, show up for work, but only try putting an end to crime 3 times out of a year.
Every now and then, my immune system catches a “cold”. I sometimes cough and sneeze, when catching a cold. Before the cold gets any worst, I go get a bottle of Nyquil, and take a cap size of that. Nyquil is my body’s solution for the healing.
St. Louis is a sick place, and it needs a dose of medicine. To most crime committers, it seems to be a mystery, because they do not know why they commit crimes. They think they are committing crimes to feed or satisfy their mental habit, which is zealously true, but it is much deeper than mental addictions. The people’s hearts and minds need medication, and a dose should be taken right away. The blood of Jesus is that medicine. This city needs the blood of Lamb sprinkled all over it.
The solution to stopping these crimes is not found in the police calls, nor in the sentencing from the law. The law has neither the solution, nor the answer to stopping these crimes. When a crime has been committed, usually, the police force is called upon. When the police arrive on the scene, crime is suddenly put on pause. The law is filled with a bunch of words, and it is weak at providing personal freedom. It takes true power to stop the world of people from breaking laws. When it comes to the solution to stopping crimes, the law has it not, and neither is it in the power of man.
By now, every single last one of us knows what the law says. For years and years, the laws and the Word of God have been rehearsed into our ears. However, we still break laws anyway. The law and commandment says, “Thou shalt not steal”, but guess what, people commit theft anyway. The law and commandment says, “Thou shall not bear false witness”, but people lie on one another anyway. The commandment says, “Thou shalt not commit adultery””, but we have sex with other people’s spouses anyway. The law says, “No Trespassing”, but we break an entry anyway. Whatever the law commands us “not to do”; we end up do it anyway. Once police officers leave the area, crime activity immediately goes back into play mode. We don’t even care what the law says. The spoken word of the law goes in one ear and out the other.
The law is fragile, because anyone can break it. The law is frail, because anyone can knock it over. Although, the law is frail, it is still famous, because everyone knows its name and power. The law will never give the amplified power to stop people from committing crimes. The law was never meant to be your friend, because when it is all said and done, the law will either send you to prison forever, or discern a date to sit you in the electric chair. Once a person breaks the law, and is caught doing so, the law then comes alive, and chooses one of its terms to condemn. When a person commits a crime, and a judgment has taken place, the law has just proved its power. The law only has the power to pronounce judgments over people’s lives.
Violent Crimes for 2010
Homicides: 144, up 0.7 percent compared to 143 in '09
Forcible Rapes: 188, down 25 percent from the 250 in '09
Robberies: 2,125, down 22 percent from the 2,721 in '09 and lowest since 1963
Aggravated Assault: 3,748 down 11 percent from 4,239 in '09
Property Crimes for 2010
Vehicle Thefts: 4,263, down 14 percent compared to 4,962 in '09. Police say that's the fewest number of car thefts since 1961! Still, that's an average of 11.6 cars stolen each day in St. Louis.
Burglaries: 6,705, down two percent from 6,834 in '09
Larcenies (aka shoplifting, stealing, simple thefts): 16,356 down eight percent from 17,799 in '09. However "car clouting" (larceny from vehicles) actually increased 5.6 percent in 2010. 1st John 3:8 says, He (you) that committeth sin is of the devil; for the devil sinneth from the beginning. For this purpose, the Son of God was manifested, that he might destroy the works of the devil.
People are led and empowered by sin to commit wickedness, which is an act of crime. Now we know that sin is the force that encourages people to commit crimes. Now we know that wickedness, which becomes active through human bodies, is the works of the devil. We also know that Jesus is the one who has the power to destroy the works of the devil. Do you believe the works of the devil is crime? The scripture said, “For this purpose, Jesus was manifested that he might destroy the works of the devil. Jesus died on a cross, to give His people power to destroy crime/wickedness.
2 Chronicles 7:14- If my people, which are called by my name, shall humble themselves, and pray, and seek my face, and turn from their wicked ways; then will I hear from heaven, and will forgive their sin, and will heal their land.
I am sure my story will be on your mind for a very long time. Don’t just have my story on your mind, but also, be a good servant, and move with charity. Buy a copy of the book, or donate what you can. God has many ways in which he is going to bless this ministry. The blessing might come from this short story, or it might come from another source. I do not know how or when the blessing is going to be sent, but I do believe it is coming soon. Since all this wickedness is going on today, then why not blessed this ministry today. Donate today: I do not need a helping hand; I just need one little finger. www.ididnotknowbookstory.com
Article written by: Brian Irons
