There was a post on Facebook that said that none of us who did not take the injection ever regretted it. But how many people were mocked, persecuted, reviled, coerced, threatened, obligated, belittle, ridiculed, excluded, falsely accused, told they were sinners, told they were not following Christ, told they were not following the prophet, told they were not good Christians, told they were selfish, made to feel unwanted, pushed away, shut out, kicked out, told they were bad parents, were shunned, expelled, banned, and finally forced against the dictates of their own conscience and sound judgment to take the vaccine and went against everything they believed? How many after doing so felt deep remorse and regrets at later turned to anger against those that pushed them and coerced them into taking something they did not want to take? How many tens of thousands have left the church and lost their testimony because they blame the prophet, and blame their leaders for making them take something against their will. They were put in a bad place: to choose between not being able to come to the church they love or follow the dictates of their own conscience. They were forced and they finally succumbed to the pressure. And then so many of them died, or had their children die, or saw a parent die, for suffered a heart attack, or a stroke, or were paralyzed, or went into a coma, or suffered any number of afflictions due to this poisonous injection. How many of them felt sick, or just completely different inside, and realized there was something wrong; but they had done something terrible to their bodies? And then they felt sick of soul, betrayed, lied to, coerced, fooled by those they trusted. They saw the manipulation and realize nobody that is a true disciple would act with such manipulation and intimidation. And then they turn bitter and they left. How many are lost because of those persecutors that were relentless in their insistence that everyone get the shot? How many? They will stand accountable for each soul lost before the bar of Christ.