[RH] JOE ROLLINO YANG PERKASA

orang terkuat

[AkhirZaman.org] Pada hari Senin, 10 Januari 2010, sebuah mobil minivan menabrak dan membunuh seorang pria yang menyeberang jalan Brooklyn.

Ini sangat tragis karena ini bukan manusia biasa. Joe Rollino akan berusia 105 tahun pada 19 Maret, dan menurut teman-temannya, dia terlihat lebih muda dari 80 tahun dan merupakan teladan kesehatan.

Seorang veteran Perang Dunia II dengan tiga Purple Hearts, Rollino memulai kariernya pada 1920-an di karnaval Coney Island, di mana dia disebut sebagai “Orang Terkuat di Dunia.

Pada puncak karirnya, dia memiliki tinggi sekitar 5 kaki 5 inci dan berat sekitar 150 pon. Pound untuk pound, Joe Rollino adalah salah satu orang terkuat di zaman modern.

Dia mengangkat 475 pound dengan giginya dan memindahkan 3.200 pound dengan punggungnya. Tapi dia paling bangga dengan kekuatan jarinya — dia pernah mengangkat 635 pound dengan satu jari.

Di pesta ulang tahun ke-103 Rollino, seorang teman memberinya uang seperempat, dan Rollino membengkokkannya di antara jari-jarinya — lalu meminta maaf karena dulu dia bisa melakukannya dengan uang sepeser pun!

Rollino adalah seorang yang rajin berolahraga. Dia berjalan 5 mil setiap pagi, hujan atau cerah. Dia berenang di Atlantik yang membeku setiap hari selama delapan tahun, bahkan selama badai enam derajat di bulan Januari 1974.

Joe Rollino semuanya-prRollino juga seorang petinju. Dalam wawancara tahun 2008, Rollino yang berusia 103 tahun mengatakan bahwa dia terlahir kuat: “Petarung akan memukul saya di rahang, dan saya hanya akan melihat mereka. Anda tidak bisa menjatuhkan saya, ”katanya.

Apakah saya menyebutkan bahwa Joe Rollino tidak minum atau merokok dan merupakan vegetarian seumur hidup? Jika bukan karena kecelakaan mobil, pria kuat ini mungkin juga menjadi salah satu pria tertua di zaman modern.

Alkitab juga menghubungkan antara pria yang kuat dan pola makan yang unik: Simson yang di pilih Tuhan menjadi Nazir-Nya, dianjurkan dengan kebiasaan untuk tidak mengkonsumsi alkohol dan makanan yang tidak bersih.

Apakah Anda ingin hidup sehat 100 tahun? Segalanya mungkin jika kita mengikuti prinsip kesehatan Tuhan.

AYAT INTI
“Oleh sebab itu, peliharalah dirimu, jangan minum anggur atau minuman yang memabukkan dan jangan makan sesuatu yang haram. Sebab engkau akan mengandung dan melahirkan seorang anak laki-laki; kepalanya takkan kena pisau cukur, sebab sejak dari kandungan ibunya anak itu akan menjadi seorang nazir Allah dan dengan dia akan mulai penyelamatan…” (Hakim-hakim 13:4-5)

                                                                                                                                           

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