I'm 71 years old and when I lived in Alexandria, Virginia, I visited the Gettysburg Battlefield many, many times. On July 3rd, 1988, I visited Gettysburg on the 125th anniversary of the great battle. I decided to walk the path of Pickett's Charge from where the Virginians left their positions on Seminary Ridge all the way across the field to the so-called High Water Mark on Cemetery Ridge. Now, please understand that what I'm about to tell you happened in broad daylight with lots of people milling around the Copse of Trees, Cemetery Ridge, and The Angle. As I was standing there, looking back toward the Lee Monument on Seminary Ridge, I began to hear faint noises of gunshots and cannon fire. I looked around to see if a reenactment was going on but nobody else was reacting. I then began to smell the odor of gunsmoke, and hear screams and shouts, which again, no one else was noticing. At that point, I backed away from where I was standing and what I had been experiencing stopped. In subsequent trips back to Gettysburg, I never experienced any of that again. Years later in 1996, as I was cleaning out the house of my recently passed Mother, I stumbled across letters and pictures of people I knew nothing about. I began to research my Mother's family lines at that point in time and discovered that she had several Confederate Virginia relatives who were present at Pickett's Charge, one of whom was wounded and captured. This individual was my Mom's great-uncle, who died at the Fort Delaware POW camp and is buried across the river at the Finn's Point National Cemetery. Coincidence? I think not.
I believe you’re experience. I’ve seen an apparition that defied the laws of reality as we understand them. However, on the weekend of July 3rd, 1988, there was a large national event that going on. The 125th anniversary reenactment was one of the largest reenactments of that time. I believe only topped by the 135th anniversary in 1998. I participated in that one. Could it have been possible that the artillery, rifles and yelling you heard could’ve come from the field a crossed and behind the trees of the actual pickets charge battlefield?
Glad you posted this. Tbh, I think hubris accounts for a lot of those who give no credence to any paranormal accounts. There are just too many reports from folks with impeccable credentials - even ones with multiple witnesses. Here's to peaceful crossing over for the lost souls still roaming at Gettysburg. ✨
I was never firm believer but used to think that if I ever saw a ghost I'd tell everyone & make a huge deal but when it did I said nothing to nobody it was a very special thing in my life I cherish & saved for myself & I gotta say to everyone there are without doubt things , spirits or energy whether intelligent or not in this world we simply cannot explain & probably will never fully comprehend the true nature of our existence until we see what's next. I doubt it ends for us.
Mark is a former ranger at Gettysburg who has seen it all. He is a great storyteller and wonderful guide. I had the truly wonderful experience of going to Culp’s Hill with him on July 2nd 1998, during the 135th reenactment ,in full Confederate uniform of the 32nd North Carolina Infantry. My girlfriend was from New Jersey and was told by voices twice to leave. I as a TarHeel was very “welcomed”. Very cool experience. Gettysburg is a wonderful place and should be on every bucket list.
As a young Marine in 1981, I was stationed at Nav/Com. Capas Tarlac in the Philippines. We did two man patrols guarding the antennas that communicated with the 7th fleet. The patrols were 6 hrs. Long at night walking in the South fields of Camp Donald the prison camp of the survivors of the Bataan Death March...so much torture, beheadings, and starvation not to mention the disease's. Many a night we heard screaming from far off yet close to us. I heard a Platoon sized unit walking through the elephant grass but never saw them..I saw an apparition of a world war soldier walking towards me in torn up utilities American. Then just vanished on the very road they walked... I believe many times spirits stay behind when they die in anguish...Ghosts, spirits, or whatever you want to call them, do exist. My heart goes out to these lost souls...
I love Gettysburg. A friend and I went and spent a day going all over the battlefield. I don’t think we saw any ghosts but I sure felt like we were being watched and followed. Many times something would brush up against me and nothing was there. I would hear someone talking but no one was there. My friend said I was just imagining things but I’ve experienced things before.
@@devynglass3781 there still active in forothorpe ga civil war area to use your phone on crama see civil war ghost so time how they still fighting civil war ghost 👻 on grounds and some time u can see there ways of carrying there guns Sern ways
Great video. I visited Gettysburg battlefield years ago with my family and hope to return one day. I'd like to walk the field at Pickett's Charge, hike to the Round Top, and walk through Devil's Den. Also, to visit the cemetery and visitor's center. I understand the Gettysburg visitor's center is very modern with sophisticated battle displays. The story of the soldier at Little Round Top giving the ammo is chilling. I totally believe in ghosts and hope to see one someday. At the same time, I would be so scared if I ever do see one - isn't that crazy ?
I love Gettysburg. I have been there 5 times usually around the Anniversary. I always learn something new every-time I go. I find it very peaceful despite the history.
I always come to Gettysburg on March 8th PA Charter day and I always stay there from July 1-3 for the anniversary of the battle. Every time I come to Gettysburg the first part of the battlefield I see is East Cemetery Hill. My biggest wish is that I will live long enough to see the 200th anniversary.
I have been there . It is well worth it . It is so humbling to know everywhere you stand someone died . You also always have the sense you are being watched it’s kind of in-nerving
@@mistyshadows7209 You'd have a great time, sir, and it's an experience of a lifetime, too. I've personally been there 3 times. Touring the battlegrounds is a surreal adventure
Went to gettysburg one time just to see where I died; and apologizing the whole time for the men I caused to get killed. Sgt. Union side. I layed on the rocks smoking a cigarette; and fell asleep. When I woke up it was dark taps were playing. I stood in the direction of the sound and saw noone. I remember the sweltering heat and humidity and how I can't stand wool to this day. I proceeded to walk into town in pitch black darkness somehow knowing exactly where to go. One women in period dress was in a crowd standing with a group of people doing a ghost tour. Caught about 8 minutes of the ending. As the crowd dispersed the woman stood alone. Our eyes locked for we recognized each other. I complemented her on how beautiful she looked. I apologized for leaving her and the kids. I said Rebecca I will always love you. I gave her a double saw buck as we both cried and gave each other a hug. There is no need to return to gettysburg ever again for the pain is too great and we must move on. The smell of death that still lingers in the air; the screaming; the smoke and the flies is too much to bear. The wandering dead who don't know they are dead and you see them everywhere reenacting; threatening; moving; listening; watching. 24-7. Always on patrol.
I myself had a paranormal experience at Gettysburg. It was over on Little Round Top. I was reading a plaque on a Canon when I felt there was somebody standing behind me. I quickly turned around to see no one was there. I was alone and I felt very uneasy. While I was at Little Round Top I took some photographs and a soldier appeared in one of them. It was just a face wearing a civil war soldier's cap.
I was an infantryman in Viet Nam in 68/69 before getting 'med-evac'd" out..One night we slept on high ground, a cemetary, and my comrades and I saw shades..My wife and I went to Little Round Top July 3 1988, and on the ground of intense fighting, she was thrown to the ground by an invisible force, and she heard a warning to stay down, because of a "sniper up there"...I saw and heard nothing.......She refused to go to any more Civil War battlefields with me. But, being 1/2 Native American, she went with me to Little Big Horn, and saw and was spoken to by native warrior spirits, though she speaks no native tongue...Gettysburg was a horrendous bloodbath, and no wonder there is so much spirit activity there.
My Great(x3)Grandpa,Charles Leroy Babson,served in K Co.,16th Maine Reg.,and "luckily" was shot at Fredericksburg and shipped to Rhode Island where he had his leg amputated...I say"luckily" because a few months later at Gettysburg the 16th ME was all but eliminated,completely destroyed in battle and the regiment`s colors were torn up at the end and handed to each soldier still alive and hidden,so that the enemy wouldn`t have the flag to parade around with.......
I’ve been to Antietam National Battlefield. I’ve always wanted to visit Gettysburg, but haven’t had the opportunity to yet. I n my opinion, Antietam was the most horrific slaughter of the two battles.
When the soldiers were saying “see you in Hell” I think they were talking about being in battle instead of actual Hell. War is Hell!! I don’t know, just a thought 💭
the human body consists of chemical and electrical energy, the chemical energy dies with the body, yet electrical energy its a scientific fact that electrical energy can not be destroyed , so im thinking theres one hell of an imprint of that energy like a foot print, the foot steps are there but the ones who left them are far gone,....
It's like the worst wars where recorded somehow .in the English civil war one particular battle was not only recorded but the battle (days after the actual battle) people witnessed in the sky the battle some even could pick out soldiers they knew ,the king got to hear about it and sent a representative and they also witnessed the sky battle but the funny thing was they recognized people who was friends but didn't die that day but was still shown in this recording of war.
So I think, after the battles, individuals saw in the sky (off ground?) the battles being replayed by spirits/ghosts. It was clear enough that those on the ground could see clear enough to name some individuals fighting in the sky ghost battle. This phenomenon was then brought to the kings attention. The king ordered some of his men to investigate. The LAST part, which is confusingly worded, I believe, means that within the sky ghost battle where men who were still alive. Idk lol
I agree with the premise that visitors from before are/were real people, and we must not forget that. Is it possible that visitors are those who suffered severe trauma at the time of their deaths? Gettysburg would clearly fir the description of a place steeped in trauma.
Just ask guys that where in the movie Gettysburg thell tell they where haveing issues while filming certain locations on the battlefields also me and my pap talked to a reanactor that was in the movie he said his group was setup camp around devil's den and he said most of the guys didn't sleep well they heard phantom fife and drum bugle calls men moaning cold spots but he said he wouldn't have traded that experience for anything else in the world.i was in boy scouts we also got permission to sleep on a part of the battlefield don't knew if they still do it it was early 2000s when I did all this but I've experienced some odd things also slept in town.
It's been said by many physics that when so much has happened in one area it leaves an imprint, kinda like a foot print you see the print but the one who left it is gone, far as judgment it's a dam shame that we as humans can't say what happens after death were alive they are a step ahead of us how can we give them guidance?
Mark Nesbitt, have you done any research on Old Baldy? He was Union General George Mead’s horse during The Battle of Gettysburg. Well, outlived The War and lead his Rider’s funeral procession, and died 10 years after that. Well, 2 Weeks after he was buried, a group of Veterans dug him up, severed his head, and his head was stuffed and mounted, and is now in Philadelphia. What utter disrespect! Did those Veterans who did that to the body of a Civil War General’s horse have no respect for the dead?! Shame, shame, shame!
Very interesting content, but I do not agree that dominant theologies then taught that killing armed opponents in battle constituted “murder.” They certainly don’t today.
Also the Confederate soldiers that charged the Twentieth Maine testified they saw a man resembling Washington riding back and forth but he was never able to be wounded. And Washington himself had a premonition/vision of blue and grey soldiers battling each other and that he felt the future of America hung on that battle. After that George knew he'd win against the British.
the dead can stay or go to the light some stay some go but sprits want you know im here they want you too talk to them just what to be notice i believe in this as i believe in heaven too some lefted too early they don't there dead some want to be the home were they came from a child or baby can stay to let there parents know they love them there happy even know they died
Near the end of the video you said we’ll all be like ghosts someday, and you hope people will respect us. We will not ALL be there!! Those of us that love the Lord Jesus Christ, have given Him our hearts and lives, and repented of our sins, will go Instantly to be with Him in Heaven! He is the only way to be saved from hell, and go to heaven. He proved it by all of His miracles, and especially by being resurrected from the dead. Why would God send his only Son to die if there were any other way? Obviously He wouldn’t! There is no other way.
Mark needs to read his bible again. The bible says murder is a sin not killing. There are battles & wars that God ordered. Killing in battle is not murder it is killing.
I'm 71 years old and when I lived in Alexandria, Virginia, I visited the Gettysburg Battlefield many, many times. On July 3rd, 1988, I visited Gettysburg on the 125th anniversary of the great battle. I decided to walk the path of Pickett's Charge from where the Virginians left their positions on Seminary Ridge all the way across the field to the so-called High Water Mark on Cemetery Ridge. Now, please understand that what I'm about to tell you happened in broad daylight with lots of people milling around the Copse of Trees, Cemetery Ridge, and The Angle. As I was standing there, looking back toward the Lee Monument on Seminary Ridge, I began to hear faint noises of gunshots and cannon fire. I looked around to see if a reenactment was going on but nobody else was reacting. I then began to smell the odor of gunsmoke, and hear screams and shouts, which again, no one else was noticing. At that point, I backed away from where I was standing and what I had been experiencing stopped. In subsequent trips back to Gettysburg, I never experienced any of that again. Years later in 1996, as I was cleaning out the house of my recently passed Mother, I stumbled across letters and pictures of people I knew nothing about. I began to research my Mother's family lines at that point in time and discovered that she had several Confederate Virginia relatives who were present at Pickett's Charge, one of whom was wounded and captured. This individual was my Mom's great-uncle, who died at the Fort Delaware POW camp and is buried across the river at the Finn's Point National Cemetery. Coincidence? I think not.
Well ghosts don’t exist so theirs that to use as a argument
@@robertdigby4504 yes they do lol
I grew up right near Finn’s Point and used to visit it as a kid. We’d play all around Fort Mott and occasionally take the ferry over to Ft. Delaware.
I believe you’re experience. I’ve seen an apparition that defied the laws of reality as we understand them. However, on the weekend of July 3rd, 1988, there was a large national event that going on. The 125th anniversary reenactment was one of the largest reenactments of that time. I believe only topped by the 135th anniversary in 1998. I participated in that one. Could it have been possible that the artillery, rifles and yelling you heard could’ve come from the field a crossed and behind the trees of the actual pickets charge battlefield?
Glad you posted this. Tbh, I think hubris accounts for a lot of those who give no credence to any paranormal accounts. There are just too many reports from folks with impeccable credentials - even ones with multiple witnesses.
Here's to peaceful crossing over for the lost souls still roaming at Gettysburg.
✨
I was never firm believer but used to think that if I ever saw a ghost I'd tell everyone & make a huge deal but when it did I said nothing to nobody it was a very special thing in my life I cherish & saved for myself & I gotta say to everyone there are without doubt things , spirits or energy whether intelligent or not in this world we simply cannot explain & probably will never fully comprehend the true nature of our existence until we see what's next. I doubt it ends for us.
Mark is a former ranger at Gettysburg who has seen it all. He is a great storyteller and wonderful guide. I had the truly wonderful experience of going to Culp’s Hill with him on July 2nd 1998, during the 135th reenactment ,in full Confederate uniform of the 32nd North Carolina Infantry. My girlfriend was from New Jersey and was told by voices twice to leave. I as a TarHeel was very “welcomed”. Very cool experience. Gettysburg is a wonderful place and should be on every bucket list.
As a young Marine in 1981, I was stationed at Nav/Com. Capas Tarlac in the Philippines. We did two man patrols guarding the antennas that communicated with the 7th fleet. The patrols were 6 hrs. Long at night walking in the South fields of Camp Donald the prison camp of the survivors of the Bataan Death March...so much torture, beheadings, and starvation not to mention the disease's. Many a night we heard screaming from far off yet close to us. I heard a Platoon sized unit walking through the elephant grass but never saw them..I saw an apparition of a world war soldier walking towards me in torn up utilities American. Then just vanished on the very road they walked...
I believe many times spirits stay behind when they die in anguish...Ghosts, spirits, or whatever you want to call them, do exist. My heart goes out to these lost souls...
My dad was there in WW2 and a good friend our family lived through the Death March.
I love Gettysburg. A friend and I went and spent a day going all over the battlefield. I don’t think we saw any ghosts but I sure felt like we were being watched and followed. Many times something would brush up against me and nothing was there. I would hear someone talking but no one was there. My friend said I was just imagining things but I’ve experienced things before.
Best haunted Gettysburg video. Mark always does an amazing job telling stories.
All i can say is "WOW" that live round story gave me Goose bumps.
Every one should listen to this man and his story of Gettysburg.
Thank you Mark
I love Gettysburg. Lots of history and Ghost stories too. It seemed to be very active when we went during the battle anniversary dates in 2020.
Love history yes told have ghost 👻
What do you mean active??
@@devynglass3781 paranormal type things happening.
@@devynglass3781 there still active in forothorpe ga civil war area to use your phone on crama see civil war ghost so time how they still fighting civil war ghost 👻 on grounds and some time u can see there ways of carrying there guns Sern ways
Great video. I visited Gettysburg battlefield years ago with my family and hope to return one day. I'd like to walk the field at Pickett's Charge, hike to the Round Top, and walk through Devil's Den. Also, to visit the cemetery and visitor's center. I understand the Gettysburg visitor's center is very modern with sophisticated battle displays.
The story of the soldier at Little Round Top giving the ammo is chilling. I totally believe in ghosts and hope to see one someday. At the same time, I would be so scared if I ever do see one - isn't that crazy ?
I have read some accounts of the ghost stories .It is really fascinating
I love Gettysburg. I have been there 5 times usually around the Anniversary. I always learn something new every-time I go. I find it very peaceful despite the history.
I always come to Gettysburg on March 8th PA Charter day and I always stay there from July 1-3 for the anniversary of the battle. Every time I come to Gettysburg the first part of the battlefield I see is East Cemetery Hill. My biggest wish is that I will live long enough to see the 200th anniversary.
Excellent. Love it!
This is a awesome video, thank you very much.
Would love to take to a trip to Gettysburg someday
I've been there,need go back.
It's a eerie place.
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Nice
I have been there . It is well worth it . It is so humbling to know everywhere you stand someone died . You also always have the sense you are being watched it’s kind of in-nerving
@@mistyshadows7209 You'd have a great time, sir, and it's an experience of a lifetime, too. I've personally been there 3 times. Touring the battlegrounds is a surreal adventure
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Appreciate you very much Sir (oh btw I'm a girl)
The fact that Washington is reported - and given credence - is SUCH a Gettysburg thing
R.i.p to all that fell.
What
An awesome story
headed there tomorrow !!
I was at Gettysburg almost 5 years ago with friends l loved every minute l was there
Went to gettysburg one time just to see where I died; and apologizing the whole time for the men I caused to get killed. Sgt. Union side. I layed on the rocks smoking a cigarette; and fell asleep. When I woke up it was dark taps were playing. I stood in the direction of the sound and saw noone. I remember the sweltering heat and humidity and how I can't stand wool to this day. I proceeded to walk into town in pitch black darkness somehow knowing exactly where to go. One women in period dress was in a crowd standing with a group of people doing a ghost tour. Caught about 8 minutes of the ending. As the crowd dispersed the woman stood alone. Our eyes locked for we recognized each other. I complemented her on how beautiful she looked. I apologized for leaving her and the kids. I said Rebecca I will always love you. I gave her a double saw buck as we both cried and gave each other a hug. There is no need to return to gettysburg ever again for the pain is too great and we must move on. The smell of death that still lingers in the air; the screaming; the smoke and the flies is too much to bear. The wandering dead who don't know they are dead and you see them everywhere reenacting; threatening; moving; listening; watching. 24-7. Always on patrol.
I myself had a paranormal experience at Gettysburg. It was over on Little Round Top. I was reading a plaque on a Canon when I felt there was somebody standing behind me. I quickly turned around to see no one was there. I was alone and I felt very uneasy. While I was at Little Round Top I took some photographs and a soldier appeared in one of them. It was just a face wearing a civil war soldier's cap.
I was an infantryman in Viet Nam in 68/69 before getting 'med-evac'd" out..One night we slept on high ground, a cemetary, and my comrades and I saw shades..My wife and I went to Little Round Top July 3 1988, and on the ground of intense fighting, she was thrown to the ground by an invisible force, and she heard a warning to stay down, because of a "sniper up there"...I saw and heard nothing.......She refused to go to any more Civil War battlefields with me. But, being 1/2 Native American, she went with me to Little Big Horn, and saw and was spoken to by native warrior spirits, though she speaks no native tongue...Gettysburg was a horrendous bloodbath, and no wonder there is so much spirit activity there.
My Great(x3)Grandpa,Charles Leroy Babson,served in K Co.,16th Maine Reg.,and "luckily" was shot at Fredericksburg and shipped to Rhode Island where he had his leg amputated...I say"luckily" because a few months later at Gettysburg the 16th ME was all but eliminated,completely destroyed in battle and the regiment`s colors were torn up at the end and handed to each soldier still alive and hidden,so that the enemy wouldn`t have the flag to parade around with.......
I visited Gettysburg 2 years ago and I must say it made the hair on the back of my neck stand straight
Toldey agree
I’ve been to Antietam National Battlefield. I’ve
always wanted to visit Gettysburg, but haven’t had the opportunity to yet. I n my opinion, Antietam was the most horrific slaughter of the two battles.
If ANY area is DESERVEDLY haunted it's Gettysburg
And our local Walmart. Both are American tragedies.
At Gettysburg right now. On first night we caught on camera an apparition of something on jenny wade’s house.
Not surprising. Alot of people died in this horrible battle!
When the soldiers were saying “see you in Hell” I think they were talking about being in battle instead of actual Hell. War is Hell!! I don’t know, just a thought 💭
the human body consists of chemical and electrical energy, the chemical energy dies with the body, yet electrical energy its a scientific fact that electrical energy can not be destroyed , so im thinking theres one hell of an imprint of that energy like a foot print, the foot steps are there but the ones who left them are far gone,....
Me to I would feel all of that energy
It's like the worst wars where recorded somehow .in the English civil war one particular battle was not only recorded but the battle (days after the actual battle) people witnessed in the sky the battle some even could pick out soldiers they knew ,the king got to hear about it and sent a representative and they also witnessed the sky battle but the funny thing was they recognized people who was friends but didn't die that day but was still shown in this recording of war.
Wtf did you try saying here?
Others seem to understand what I was saying , it was a battle in England and for days after the bloody battle people saw it in the skies..
So I think, after the battles, individuals saw in the sky (off ground?) the battles being replayed by spirits/ghosts. It was clear enough that those on the ground could see clear enough to name some individuals fighting in the sky ghost battle. This phenomenon was then brought to the kings attention. The king ordered some of his men to investigate. The LAST part, which is confusingly worded, I believe, means that within the sky ghost battle where men who were still alive.
Idk lol
So what happened to the rounds they were given
Gettysburg and St Augustine Florida
I agree with the premise that visitors from before are/were real people, and we must not forget that. Is it possible that visitors are those who suffered severe trauma at the time of their deaths? Gettysburg would clearly fir the description of a place steeped in trauma.
I’ll be working 40 minutes from there the week after next. I want to do the tour at night.
Just ask guys that where in the movie Gettysburg thell tell they where haveing issues while filming certain locations on the battlefields also me and my pap talked to a reanactor that was in the movie he said his group was setup camp around devil's den and he said most of the guys didn't sleep well they heard phantom fife and drum bugle calls men moaning cold spots but he said he wouldn't have traded that experience for anything else in the world.i was in boy scouts we also got permission to sleep on a part of the battlefield don't knew if they still do it it was early 2000s when I did all this but I've experienced some odd things also slept in town.
It's been said by many physics that when so much has happened in one area it leaves an imprint, kinda like a foot print you see the print but the one who left it is gone, far as judgment it's a dam shame that we as humans can't say what happens after death were alive they are a step ahead of us how can we give them guidance?
Mark Nesbitt, have you done any research on Old Baldy? He was Union General George Mead’s horse during The Battle of Gettysburg. Well, outlived The War and lead his Rider’s funeral procession, and died 10 years after that. Well, 2 Weeks after he was buried, a group of Veterans dug him up, severed his head, and his head was stuffed and mounted, and is now in Philadelphia. What utter disrespect! Did those Veterans who did that to the body of a Civil War General’s horse have no respect for the dead?! Shame, shame, shame!
I live in a house that was haunted by a little girl that would cry.
Vincent made the decision to go up little round top with his brigade.
Very interesting content, but I do not agree that dominant theologies then taught that killing armed opponents in battle constituted “murder.” They certainly don’t today.
I read a story about how at Gettsburg they found rifles with more than one ball in the chamber etc . These men didn't know how to load their weapons.
I died at Gettysburg as a young 14 year old confederate which I discovered after having a past life regression session.
I don't believe soldiers go to hell if killed in action. No greater love has a man who lays down his life for his brother.
Also the Confederate soldiers that charged the Twentieth Maine testified they saw a man resembling Washington riding back and forth but he was never able to be wounded. And Washington himself had a premonition/vision of blue and grey soldiers battling each other and that he felt the future of America hung on that battle. After that George knew he'd win against the British.
Orbs of light, floating in mid air, some colored and some whiteish
If you happen to go before me, come to my house and let me know about these things. You know where I live...
the dead can stay or go to the light some stay some go but sprits want you know im here they want you too talk to them just what to be notice i believe in this as i believe in heaven too some lefted too early they don't there dead some want to be the home were they came from a child or baby can stay to let there parents know they love them there happy even know they died
Ok so if i set up a bunch of cannons and got teachers too teach this how many people would believe it.
first!!!!
First too, lol. To like your remark.
Should I be scared? I’m going camping in a month
It sounds like he only talk about the union soldiers, so sad.
Near the end of the video you said we’ll all be like ghosts someday, and you hope people will respect us. We will not ALL be there!! Those of us that love the Lord Jesus Christ, have given Him our hearts and lives, and repented of our sins, will go Instantly to be with Him in Heaven! He is the only way to be saved from hell, and go to heaven. He proved it by all of His miracles, and especially by being resurrected from the dead. Why would God send his only Son to die if there were any other way? Obviously He wouldn’t! There is no other way.
Mark needs to read his bible again. The bible says murder is a sin not killing. There are battles & wars that God ordered. Killing in battle is not murder it is killing.
Justifying killing because of made up laws in a man-made book. Check.
I'll be right over o7
Nope. Don’t believe. Good stories however
Storie ???? Not evidence
More BS
Gettysburg is all about history and haunting..
Thank you for sharing, Janson Media..💖
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