THE IMPOSSIBILITES OF COBU

On this page we will explore the many and various things that seemed impossible to achieve in Cobu. Have you ever wondered to yourself why it was so hard to do anything right in Cobu? Have you ever wondered to yourself how we worked so hard, yet it seemed like it was impossible to get even a word of thanks or appreciation? Didn't it seem strange, that we seemed to always be doing our best to accomplish all the expectations Stewart Traill made of us, yet we never received a single commendation, but only got another put down?

Well, here is the reason why, for many of us the sins and ills of the dark house of Cobu that called itself a church, all point back to the fact that Stewart Traill was not being a Christan brother who followed the bible nor did he follow the Lord Jesus Christ at all! Jesus would never do the things that this man has done. In fact, if one truly searches the New Testament of the Bible and made comparisons between Jesus' ministry and the way that Traill conducted himself among us, the differences are blaringly obvious.

Jesus had compassion. Jesus healed the sick, which meant that he actually cared enough to speak to those who were suffering. Jesus was a good shepherd. Jesus was kind to his disciples, he calmed the waters, he strengthened the weak, he didn't oppress, mock, scoff at, and constantly ridicule, as Stewart Traill always seemed bent on doing. In fact, even the Apostles, those who were closest to Jesus, addressed the believers with affection and appreciation, with words of thankfulness and kindness, throughout the gospels, the letters, and the Act's of the Apostles; yet Stewart Traill was NEVER known to address the brothers and sisters in the way that those who were closest to Jesus, and most able to follow his example did.

Cobu had and has nothing to do with Christ. If you can accept this fact, then you are half way through the process of being able to see that was impossible to even walk by faith in Cobu. Any scripture references used on this page are in blue type and the RSV (Revised Standard Version of the Bible) was used primarily, although some contributions included the NIV (New International Version ~ which are marked). Definitions are in green type, and any added comments are in brown type.

Below is our list of The Impossibilities of Cobu

It is impossible for Cobu to be shown the Jesus seen in the scripture, because the one Stewart taught was exacting, as compared to the biblical example:

It was impossible to have grace in Cobu, because, as Stewart said, "he missed grace for 25 years ~ God hid "grace" from me" he said, I guess he failed to realize that he was admitting that he never knew Jesus!

It was impossible to come to know the Lord Jesus Christ in a group where the leader: Stewart Traill did not know the grace of God, nor was he any example of having grace.

It was impossible to come to know the Lord Jesus Christ in a group where the leader: Stewart Traill did not know the kindness of God, nor was he any example of being kind.

It was impossible to come to know the Lord Jesus Christ in a group where the leader: Stewart Traill did not know the love of God, nor was he any example of being loving.

It was impossible to come to know the Lord Jesus Christ in a group where the leader: Stewart Traill did not know humility, nor was he any example of being humble.

It was impossible to come to know the Lord Jesus Christ in a group where the leader: Stewart Traill was not merciful, nor was he any example of extending mercy to anyone.

It was impossible to come to know the Lord Jesus Christ in a group where the leader: Stewart Traill was more into strife than peace, and therefore did not extend peace to anyone.

Mt 5:9 "Blessed are the peacemakers, for they shall be called sons of God.

You have to have something in order to give something.

It was impossible to know the peace of God in Cobu, because Stewart Traill had no peace.

It was impossible to come to know the Lord Jesus Christ in a group where the leader: Stewart Traill had no knowledge of meekness, nor was he any example of being easily imposed upon.

It was impossible to come to know the Lord Jesus Christ in a group where the leader: Stewart Traill was determined to walk contrary to the spirit and counsel of God.

It is impossible for Cobu to be shown the Jesus seen in the scripture, because the one Stewart taught was harsh.

It is impossible for those in Cobu to recognize that Stewart Traill is nothing more than a con-man, who conned the people of God out of their earnings,and continues to live "high off the hog" at the expense of those who are "still sucked in" to his deception.

It is impossible for those in Cobu to recognize that Stewart Traill is nothing more than a con-man, who conned the people of God out of their peace, and continues to live "high off the hog" at the expense of those who are "still sucked in" to his deception.

It is impossible for those in Cobu to recognize that Stewart Traill is nothing more than a con-man, who conned the people of God out of the blessing of marriage, and continues to live "high off the hog" at the expense of those who are "still sucked in" to his deception.

It is impossible for those in Cobu to recognize that Stewart Traill is nothing more than a con-man, who conned the people and stole their youth and continues to live "high off the hog" at the expense of those who are "still sucked in" to his deception.

It was impossible in Cobu not to see how the scales were always tipped in Stewart Traill's favor, for he lived in luxury, while everyone else was oppressed into servitude.

It was impossible to have hope in Cobu, because we were stripped of all the money we earned and told that it was being stored "for the common good" yet Stewart's life of opulence was apparent to all.

It was impossible not to see how the brothers and sisters live in poverty, while Stewart Traill keeps hoarding up for himself lavish living and expensive "toys" like aircrafts and mansions.

It was impossible in Cobu for not to feel like a slave to the desires of Stewart Traill.

It was impossible not to feel like we were constantly being put down by Stewart Traill, when all we did in Cobu was provide him with the luxuries that he craved.

It was impossible to go to a meeting led by Stewart Traill and not hear someone being insulted.

It was impossible for the brothers and sisters not to give Stewart Traill "free passes" acting as though "there was absolutely nothing wrong" with him living in luxurious high property-taxed residences that were paid for by the labors of the brethren, where he had a built-in swimming pool and other comforts, while everyone else who financed his empire lived in near poverty, in dangerous neighborhoods!

It was impossible in Cobu not to notice that Stewart Traill considered himself better than others.

It was impossible in Cobu not to feel that Stewart Traill considered himself "above reproach" although much of what he did in front of all of us was dishonorable.

It was impossible in Cobu not to feel that Stewart Traill considered himself "above reproach" although much of what he did in front of all of us was disreputable.

It was impossible in Cobu not to feel that Stewart Traill considered himself "above reproach" although much of what he did in front of all of us was corrupt.

It was impossible in Cobu not to feel that Stewart Traill considered himself "above reproach" although much of what he did in front of all of us was immoral.

It was impossible in Cobu not to feel that Stewart Traill considered himself "above reproach" although much of what he did robbed us of God's blessings.

It was impossible in Cobu not to feel that Stewart Traill considered himself "above reproach" although much of what he did robbed us of our income.

It was impossible in Cobu not to feel that Stewart Traill considered himself "above reproach" although much of what he did robbed us of the promises of God.

It was impossible in Cobu not to feel that Stewart Traill considered himself "above reproach" although much of what he did robbed us of what we were entitled to as Christians.

It was impossible in Cobu not to feel that Stewart Traill considered himself "above reproach" although much of what he did robbed us of our confidence.

It was impossible in Cobu not to feel that Stewart Traill considered himself "above reproach" although much of what he did robbed us of justice.

It was impossible in Cobu not to feel that Stewart Traill considered himself "above reproach" although much of what he did in front of all of us was filled with selfishness.

It was impossible in Cobu not to feel that Stewart Traill considered himself "above reproach" although much of what he did in front of all of us was filled with condescension.

It was impossible in Cobu not to feel that Stewart Traill considered himself "above reproach" although much of what he did in front of all of us was filled with an attitude of patronizing superiority.

It was impossible in Cobu not to feel that Stewart Traill considered himself "above reproach" although much of what he did in front of all of us was filled with an attitude of disdain.

It was impossible in Cobu not to feel that Stewart Traill considered himself "above reproach" although much of what he did in front of all of us was filled with an attitude of entitlement.

It was impossible in Cobu not to feel that Stewart Traill considered himself "above reproach" although much of what he did in front of all of us was filled with an attitude that his rights were more important than everyone else's.

It was impossible in Cobu not to feel that Stewart Traill considered himself "above reproach" although much of what he did in front of all of us was filled with self-serving.

It was impossible in Cobu not to feel that Stewart Traill considered himself "above reproach" although much of what he did in front of all of us was filled with gloating.

It was impossible in Cobu not to feel that Stewart Traill considered himself "above reproach" although much of what he did in front of all lacked humility.

It was impossible in Cobu not to feel that Stewart Traill considered himself "above reproach" although much of what he did in front of all lacked human decency.

It was impossible in Cobu not to feel that Stewart Traill considered himself "above reproach" although much of what he did in front of all lacked sincerity.

It was impossible in Cobu for anyone to have the freedom to contend openly with Stewart Traill, for the many improprieties that he demonstrated before us.

It was impossible to hear that a young woman, when she was only 16 years old and in Cobu, recalled that Stewart Traill spanked her on her bare bottom, in the name of "disciplining her!"

It was impossible not to see that Cobu became a place where the young daughters of the brothers and sisters are sacrificed to the desires of a tyrant.

It was impossible not to recognize that Stewart Traill was immoral.

It was impossible not to recognize that Stewart Traill was idolater, since his god is money.

It was impossible not to recognize that Stewart Traill was an adulterer, as he cheated on his first wife Shirley with his young secretary Gayle, and he cheated on his second wife Gayle with his half-wives.

It was impossible not to recognize that Stewart Traill was a sexual pervert, as sisters have testified to him creeping around in their bedrooms while they were sleeping, hence: Stewart Traill a/k/a The Creeper!

It was impossible not to recognize that Stewart Traill was a thief, as he had sole access to all the funds of Cobu and spent them liberally on himself, funds earned by others who had no access to it.

Lev 19:13 "You shall not oppress your neighbor or rob him. The wages of a hired servant shall not remain with you all night until the morning.
Jer 22:13 "Woe to him who builds his house by unrighteousness, and his upper rooms by injustice; who makes his neighbor serve him for nothing, and does not give him his wages;

It was impossible not to recognize that Stewart Traill was a revilers.

It was impossible not to recognize that Stewart Traill led many astray.

It was impossible not to recognize that Stewart Traill caused many to fall into pits, from which some have found it difficult to extricate themselves from.

It was impossible not to notice that if Stewart Traill will not inherit the kingdom of God, than how could his followers!

It was impossible not to notice that those who have left Cobu and Stewart Traill, but still think that he was "godly" and a man "worthy of our respect" have indeed been deceived.

It was impossible not to notice that those who have left Cobu and Stewart Traill, but still think that he is "a man worthy of their respect" might as well go back to the fold and receive again their "just rewards" with the rest of the slaves.

It was impossible not to recognize that Stewart Traill was a robber, since he robbed the people of God continually.

It was impossible not to recognize that Stewart Traill was the originator of the pop-up!

It was impossible not to recognize that Stewart Traill indulged his fetish of lusting after young girls, as he flaunts around with 18 year olds when he's 78 with questionable intentions.

It was impossible not to recognize that Stewart Traill ignored the counsel of the scripture when he chose to act indecently toward the innocent, as a married man, while he chastised the single, grown men and women who finance his empire, when they desired to have relationships with one another their own ages!

It was impossible to rejoice in COBU because the righteous did not thrive; we always groaned because the wicked ruled.

It was impossible to rejoice in COBU because anything that resembled "happiness" was labeled levity!

It was impossible to have stability in COBU because our leader was greedy for bribes.

It was impossible to have a sense of "knowing what was right to do" in Cobu because of how often Stewart Traill changed his mind about "what was considered right."

It was impossible to follow the counsel of the scripture because it often conflicted to what Stewart Traill taught.

It was impossible not to be stirred up and stressed continually in COBU because a mocker was in charge.

It was impossible not to become wicked in COBU because if a ruler listens to lies, ALL his officials become wicked.

It was impossible to keep 'Free from the Grip' off the information super-highway, because the poor man and the oppressor have this in common: the Lord gives site to the eyes of both.

It would be preposterously impossible for Stewart to say this as regards his work and COBU:

It was impossible not to notice that Stewart Traill was the only one allowed to play with his own belly button or anything else!

It was impossible to even date in Cobu, so getting married was out of the question, so how could Cobu "train young women to love their husbands" when the only man "allowed to marry in peace" was Stewart Traill!

It was impossible to even date in Cobu, so it was also impossible to "obtain a husband" or even "have children" therefore much of the scriptures about marriage were also unrealized or put to any use.

(How could you "train the young women to love their children" if they were never encouraged to marry in order to have any children!?)

It was impossible in Cobu for the brothers to have much access to any "young women" as Stewart Traill tended to hoard many of them off to his own residences.

It was impossible not to notice how Stewart Traill indulged himself openly, without any remorse for his actions.

It is impossible for Cobu to see their pastor as he truly is: a hireling, an oppressor, a thief, a con man, a robber of cradles.

It was impossible in Cobu for the mothers of newborns to nurse their children because Stewart Traill frowned on this, saying it was a practice that "demanded too much time" away from "the work" or building up his empire.

It was impossible for Stewart Traill to see that he was the one guilty of being lazy, while accusing we who were financing his empire were too exhausted to challenge him.

It was impossible to have peace in Cobu.

It was impossible to have confidence in Jesus.

It was impossible to have any faith in each other.

It was impossible to not to lose hope.

It was impossible to save money, because it was taken from us by "the fellowship" which was really just "Stewart Traill's treasure chest."

It was impossible not be condemned by Stewart Traill, even though the scripture says,

Rom 8:1 There is therefore now no condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus.

It was impossible to feel as though "we were IN Christ Jesus" because the way Stewart Traill made us feel, was that "we were never good enough."

It was impossible to lean on Jesus, because we were always living up to the expectations of the slave driver: Stewart Traill.

It was impossible to get rid of your guilt in Cobu, even though we weren't doing anything that we were guilty for.

Mt 12:7 And if you had known what this means, 'I desire mercy, and not sacrifice,' you would not have condemned the guiltless.
Job 11:6 Know then that God exacts of you less than your guilt deserves.

It was impossible in Cobu not to "feel guilty" as Stephen Kaung said, "then somebody took the place of Christ and then when that happened, you know it always went astray, that guilty feeling is always there. He will teach something that is extra-spiritual or scriptural and the result you find is: instead of real spiritual, it is a kind of pseudo-spiritual. If you would like to read more of the counsel given by Stephen Kaung (Just click here).

Rm 14:23 But he who has doubts is condemned, if he eats, because he does not act from faith; for whatever does not proceed from faith is sin.

(Stewart Traill got all of us to believe that everything that he convinced us to do was "being faithful" and then if "we fell short" then we felt guilty. He taught us to "feel guilty" for things that God never even expected of us.)

It was impossible to sit through a meeting without feeling hopeless.

Jer 29:11 For I know the plans I have for you, says the LORD, plans for welfare and not for evil, to give you a future and a hope.

Yet in Cobu it was impossible to have any sense of having "a future" or "a hope" ~ Stewart Traill robbed us of our future and especially of our hope.

It was impossible to be at a Stewart led meeting and not feel more twisted up than you'd feel while playing a game of Twister!

It was impossible to hear a kind voice from Stewart Traill.

Job 6:14 "He who withholds kindness from a friend forsakes the fear of the Almighty.

It was impossible to bear one another's burdens in Cobu, because we could scarcely bear our own!

Mt 11:29, 30 Take my yoke upon you, and learn from me; for I am gentle and lowly in heart, and you will find rest for your souls. For my yoke is easy, and my burden is light."

It was impossible to not to be anxious in Cobu.

Php 4:6 Have no anxiety about anything, but in everything by prayer and supplication with thanksgiving let your requests be made known to God.

It was impossible to have a clean heart in Cobu, because Stewart Traill always pointed out how much we lacked to the point that we were in a constant state of doubt.

Ps 51:10 Create in me a clean heart, O God, and put a new and right spirit within me.

It was impossible to trust that we really had blessings God bestowed upon us.

Ps 144:15 Happy the people to whom such blessings fall! Happy the people whose God is the LORD!

It was impossible to have a sense of happiness at all in Cobu.

It was impossible to get out of the "slough of despond" (Pilgrims Progress or as one of Stewart Traill's meetings).

Ps 40:2 He drew me up from the desolate pit, out of the miry bog, and set my feet upon a rock, making my steps secure.

It was impossible to realize all the wonders of God when trying to survive the oppressions of life in Cobu, at the hands of a man as subversive as Stewart Tanner Traill.

It was impossible to have any "good feelings" in a group that ate, slept, and drank irritation!

It was impossible to have good works in Cobu.

Jn 6:29 Jesus answered them, "This is the work of God, that you believe in him whom he has sent."

It was impossible to be accepted in Cobu.

It was impossible to have any sense of the promises of Jesus, when the curses of Stewart Traill always rang in our ears.

It was impossible to learn discipline in Cobu.

It was impossible to feel anything but punishment in Cobu.

It was impossible to be perfect in Cobu.

Mt 5:48 You, therefore, must be perfect, as your heavenly Father is perfect.

It was impossible to be Holy in Cobu.

1Pe 1:15 but as he who called you is holy, be holy yourselves in all your conduct; since it is written, "You shall be holy, for I am holy."

It was impossible to be friendly in Cobu.

Heb 11:31 By faith Rahab the harlot did not perish with those who were disobedient, because she had given friendly welcome to the spies.

It was impossible to have friends in Cobu.

Jn 15:13 Greater love has no man than this, that a man lay down his life for his friends.
Jn 15:14 You are my friends if you do what I command you.
Jn 15:15 No longer do I call you servants, for the servant does not know what his master is doing; but I have called you friends, for all that I have heard from my Father I have made known to you.

It was impossible to be alone in Cobu.

It was impossible to find a prayer closet in Cobu.

Mt 6:6 But when you pray, go into your room and shut the door and pray to your Father who is in secret; and your Father who sees in secret will reward you.

It was impossible to trust in Cobu.

Is 32:17 And the effect of righteousness will be peace, and the result of righteousness, quietness and trust for ever.

It was impossible to be grateful, when the words we spoke were always disingenuous, especially when we parroted Stewart Tanner Traill with "Thank You Jesus!" and "Praise God!"

It was impossible to be trustworthy in Cobu.

Pro 11:13 He who goes about as a talebearer reveals secrets, but he who is trustworthy in spirit keeps a thing hidden.
1Co 4:2 Moreover it is required of stewards that they be found trustworthy.

It was impossible to be loved in Cobu.

1Jn 4:11 Beloved, if God so loved us, we also ought to love one another.

It was impossible to love in Cobu.

It was impossible to know the love of God, when we lived in the fear of Traill.

It was impossible to have a sense of the steadfastness love of God in Cobu, because Stewart was always robbing us of peace.

It is impossible for "The Church of Unwanted Hearts" (a/k/a Cobu) to be healed.

It is impossible for Cobu to be able to rejoice.

It is impossible for Cobu to be redeemed.

It is impossible for Cobu to be delivered from it's distress.

It is impossible for Cobu to be satisfied with good things, when Stewart Traill was so bent on filling us with his lies and oppressions.

It is impossible for Cobu to be freed from the obligation of hard labor, because this is the lifestyle of one who has to satisfy all the needs and wants of Stewart Traill.

It is impossible for Cobu to be freed from their darkness and gloom, because this was the actual atmosphere of Stewart Traill's vault of doom and gloom that he led us into.

It is impossible for Cobu to have any sense of being delivered from the destructive attitudes that Stewart Traill fed us at his oppressive meetings.

It is impossible for Cobu to actually know joy, because Stewart Traill stripped it from us.

It is impossible for Cobu to be lifted up out of the overwhelming feelings of being needy, and inability to have happy families.

It is impossible for Cobu to be set free from the course of "wickedness" that has become it's daily bread.

It is impossible for Cobu to be corrected.

It is impossible for Cobu to be taught new things.

It is impossible for Cobu to be restored.

It is impossible for Cobu to be restored to a place of faith, instead of the world of doubt that Stewart led us to.

It was impossible to have Stewart's approval.

It was impossible to please Jesus in Cobu.

(According to scripture this was all that was expected of us, that WE simply BELIEVE in Jesus and trust in his love for us. It was Stewart Traill who made unreasonable expectations and told us that unless we accomplished them "we weren't faithful" ~ this is false religion.)

It was impossible to get married in Cobu.

Rm 14:23 ... for whatever does not proceed from faith is sin.

It was impossible to learn what a right marriage is in Cobu.

It was impossible to be healed in Cobu.

It was impossible to not to be baptized into Stewart Traill.

It was impossible to glean anything positive from the long winded hums, haws, and criticisms ("Are you all just bored?" "Is everyone paying attention (to me)?" "Are you all falling asleep?") that Stewart Traill tried to pass off as "bible studies" when they were really just more "work overs" for we who learned to "take a licking and keep on ticking" long ago!

It was impossible for Stewart Traill to be gentle.

Gal 5:17 For the desires of the flesh are against the Spirit, and the desires of the Spirit are against the flesh; for these are opposed to each other, to prevent you from doing what you would.
Gal 5:22 But the fruit of the Spirit is ...gentleness,

(Stewart Traill did not portray the gifts of the Holy Spirit of God because HE was living according the his flesh and not the Holy Spirit of God.)

It was impossible for Stewart Traill to be polite.

It was impossible for Stewart Traill to be kind.

Gal 5:22 But the fruit of the Spirit is... kindness,

It was impossible for Stewart Traill to be friendly.

Job 6:14 "He who withholds kindness from a friend forsakes the fear of the Almighty.

It was impossible for Stewart Traill to be generous.

Ps 37:21 The wicked borrows, and cannot pay back, but the righteous is generous and gives;

(Stewart Traill reflects the behavior of the wicked more than the behavior of the righteous.)

It was impossible for Stewart Traill to be considerate.

Ps 41:1 Blessed is he who considers the poor! The LORD delivers him in the day of trouble;

It was impossible for Stewart Traill to be quick to hear.

Eze 12:2 "Son of man, you dwell in the midst of a rebellious house, who have eyes to see, but see not, who have ears to hear, but hear not;

(Stewart Traill wasn't interested in our concerns and in fact mocked them.)

It was impossible to trust that your secrets would be kept in Cobu.

Pro 11:13 He who goes about as a talebearer reveals secrets, but he who is trustworthy in spirit keeps a thing hidden.

(Stewart Traill took pleasure in making public the things that brothers and sisters confided in him. If one would write him a letter, he'd call his "reply" into the church office and have sisters write it down and "deliver his message" to the brother or sister, so that any "counsel or advise" became public knowledge. He seemed to get off on on doing this.)

It was impossible for the Cobu sisters "to have a wedding song" when Stewart Traill prevented the sisters from even entertaining the idea of dating anyone but him.

It was impossible to have a sense of sitting in heavenly places.

Eph 1:3 Blessed be the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, who has blessed us in Christ with every spiritual blessing in the heavenly places
Eph 2:6 and raised us up with him, and made us sit with him in the heavenly places in Christ Jesus

It was impossible to remain "seated in heaven" while we were at the feet of the false prophet Stewart Traill.

It was impossible to keep "our minds on heavenly things" when our mentors mind was on earthly things.

It was impossible to keep "our minds on heavenly things" while we were constantly expected to work the business."

It was impossible to keep "our minds on heavenly things" while Stewart Traill was constantly challenging whether or not we were faithful.

It was impossible to keep "our minds on heavenly things" while Stewart Traill was parading around with all the pretty sisters.

It was impossible to keep "our minds on heavenly things" while Stewart Traill was taking the young girls into the dark room.

It was impossible to keep "our minds on heavenly things" while being with Stewart Traill in the dark room.

It was impossible not to keep praying inwardly that Stewart Traill "wouldn't touch me" in the dark room, as one sister recalled.

It was impossible to shake off anxiety when seated at the feet of the harsh task master, Stewart Traill.

It was impossible to be aware of God's work in our personal lives.

It was impossible to find fulfillment in the work of God, while committed to the works of the flesh.

It was impossible to walk before God in the light of life in Cobu.

It was impossible to know our God as compassionate and gracious abounding in steadfast love in Cobu.

It was impossible to see that our leader was a man without regard for God in Cobu.

It was impossible to be at rest in Cobu.

It was impossible to feel precious in the sight of the Lord even though I felt like I was dying.

It was impossible to see that our leader was also our slanderer in Cobu.

It was impossible to see that our leader was the one who caused our stumbling in Cobu.

It was impossible to see that our leader was arrogantly attacking us in Cobu.

It was impossible to be transparent before God because we were always naked before the congregation in Cobu.

It was impossible to not feel the cords of death entangle us and the anguish of peer judgment upon us in Cobu.

It was impossible to fulfill my vows to God in Cobu.

It was impossible to just lay down and hope the horror would just vanish in Cobu.

It was impossible to believe that the fellowship was all the flowery things Stewart Traill kept spouting about, while struggling through the day to day grind in Cobu.

It was impossible for Stewart Traill's church to "go around the world" as he promised.

It was impossible that our fellowship "would be the key to the 2nd coming of Jesus" as Stewart Traill proclaimed, when he "missed the 1st coming of Jesus" when he "missed Grace" for 25 years of his misleading deception.

It was impossible that our fellowship "would be lights to the world" as Stewart Traill proclaimed, when he "missed the 1st coming of Jesus" when he "missed Grace" for 25 years of his misleading deception.

It was impossible that our fellowship "had true bible interpretation" as Stewart Traill proclaimed, when he "missed the 1st coming of Jesus" when he "missed Grace" for 25 years of his misleading deception.

It was impossible that our fellowship "understood the figure-system of the bible" as Stewart Traill proclaimed, when he "missed the 1st coming of Jesus" when he "missed Grace" for 25 years of his misleading deception.

It was impossible that our fellowship "had any steps of love" as Stewart Traill proclaimed, when he "missed the 1st coming of Jesus" when he "missed Grace" for 25 years of his misleading deception.

It was impossible that our fellowship "unlocked the deep mysteries of the bible" as Stewart Traill proclaimed, when he "missed the 1st coming of Jesus" when he "missed Grace" for 25 years of his misleading deception.

It was impossible for Cobu to have any posterity (future generations) when there were no new marriages, therefore no new families, and no new little ones.

It was impossible to hear the voice of bridegroom and the voice of the bride in Cobu.

It was impossible to hear the voice of laughter in the solemn assembly of Cobu.

It was impossible to hear the voice of joyful children in the harsh and demanding Cobu.

It was impossible to hear the voice of excitement among those who looked down on everything in Cobu.

It was impossible to rejoice in receiving an engagement ring in Cobu, because that was frowned upon.

It was impossible to rejoice in receiving an engagement ring in Cobu, because that was mocked in Cobu.

It was impossible to rejoice in receiving an engagement ring in Cobu, because that was considered a "fantasy" relationship.

It was impossible to have any of the "normal joys of life" in Cobu!

It was impossible to realize anything "hopeful" in the land of doom and gloom, which was Cobu.

It was impossible not to come to poverty in Cobu, where Stewart Traill grasped and coveted all of our earnings!

It was impossible to keep "our minds on heavenly things" while Stewart Traill berated us.

It was impossible to keep "our minds on heavenly things" while Stewart Traill was raking us over the coals.

It was impossible for the brothers and sisters to consider Stewart Traill's culpability in the downfall of the fellowship, even when he admitted to it himself!

It was impossible for the brothers and sisters to consider Stewart Traill's culpability in preventing relationships, even when he admitted to it himself!

It was impossible for the brothers and sisters to consider Stewart Traill's culpability in preventing marriages, even when he admitted to it himself!

It was impossible for the brothers and sisters to consider Stewart Traill's culpability in the downfall of the brothers lives, even when he admitted to it himself!

It was impossible for the brothers and sisters to consider Stewart Traill's culpability in being the bottleneck of the growth of the fellowship, even when he admitted to it himself!

It was impossible for the brothers and sisters to consider Stewart Traill's culpability in getting over on the fellowship, even when he admitted to it himself!

It was impossible for the brothers and sisters not to look at Stewart Traill as a "good ole" boy, even though he wasn't and never will be.

It was impossible for the brothers and sisters not to look down on Stewart Traill for any reason, while at the exact same time condemning themselves, because he taught us to do that.

It was impossible for the brothers and sisters not to look at Stewart Traill as down to earth, even though he had his eye on the sky and all the things he could get from the backs of others.

It was impossible for the brothers and sisters not to look at Stewart Traill as someone who likes to listen to others, even though he was much more interested in hearing himself speak.

It was impossible for the brothers and sisters not to look at Stewart Traill as a open-minded, even though he constantly illustrated his narrow views.

It was impossible for the brothers and sisters not to look at Stewart Traill as being rude, even though he cut others off continually, accused others of being rude, and was harsh and critical of everyone at one time or another.

It was impossible for the brothers and sisters not to look at Stewart Traill as someone willing to help others, even though he was all about helping himself to all the money we earned.

It was impossible for the brothers and sisters to even recognize that Stewart Traill was a horrible example of godliness or anything close to the way the Apostles conducted themselves toward the believers.

It was impossible for the brothers and sisters to even recognize the contradictions that Stewart Traill's conduct exemplified.

It was impossible for the brothers and sisters to even listen to their own parents, families, and loved ones, when they tried to tell them that Stewart Traill was a thief.

It was impossible for the brothers and sisters to even recognize that they had been deceived out of all the blessings God desired for them through the false teachings of Stewart Traill.

It was impossible for the brothers and sisters to even recognize how completely shafted we were, so that we could break free from the grip of Stewart Traill's influence.

It was impossible for the grown men and women of Cobu to even recognize how utterly bamboozled we were by Stewart Tanner Traill, and unable to even see him for who he was.

It was impossible for the brothers and sisters not to look at Stewart Traill as a hard worker, even though he was all about pushing all of us to hard labor while he slept in everyday.

It was impossible for the brothers and sisters not to look at Stewart Traill as warm hearted, even though he was as cold as ice, cruel and exacting, too bad we were blinded to his vile nature.

It was impossible for the brothers and sisters not to look at Stewart Traill as being considerate of the needs of others, even though he actually only had his own needs and interests at heart, as shown by what he did with all the money.

It was impossible for the brothers and sisters not to look at Stewart Traill as a brother, even though he was a brother to none, and took pleasure being insulting to everyone.

(When Stewart Traill bragged about "how easy it was for him to get over on all of us" wasn't that him calling us fools!)

It was impossible for the brothers and sisters to see Stewart Traill for who he truly was.

It was impossible not to be like one who binds a stone in a sling because we gave honor to a fool.

It was impossible for us to not play the fool, because we gave honor to a fool.

It was impossible not to be like dogs returning to our vomit every week we went to the Diplomat meeting and had to suffer under Stewart Traill's injustices, and a poor replacement for the blessings of God!

It was impossible not to be like the lazy man who is wise in his own eyes, than seven men who don't need a heavy shepherd.

It was impossible for Stewart Traill to recognize those who answered discreetly.

It was impossible to end the strife because the talebearer was always in our ear.

It was impossible to end the strife because the contentious man was always there to kindle more.

It was impossible not to be just like our leader because his words are like tasty trifles, and they went down deep in our innermost body.

It was impossible not to see Stewart as fervent but fervent lips with a wicked heart are like earthenware covered with silver dross.

It was impossible not be just like our leader; he who hates, disguises it with his lips, and lays up deceit within himself.

It was impossible for the brothers and sisters to recognize that Stewart was a grumbler, complainer, walking according to his own lusts and he mouthed great swelling words, flattering people to gain advantage; which he did.

It was impossible for the brothers and sisters to call an ace an ace in Stewart Traill.

It was impossible for the brothers and sisters not to give Stewart Traill "free passes" because he was the one printing them up!

It was impossible for the brothers and sisters not to give Stewart Traill "free passes" because in the eyes of the brethren Stewart Traill could do no wrong!

It was impossible for the brothers and sisters not to give Stewart Traill "free passes" because there was absolutely "nothing wrong" with him spending all the money we earned!

It was impossible for the brothers and sisters not to give Stewart Traill "free passes" because there was absolutely "nothing wrong" with him flying off to Cleveland with his secretary and using only one hotel room, while his wife was left home to tend his 5 children!

It was impossible for the brothers and sisters not to give Stewart Traill "free passes" because there was absolutely "nothing wrong" with him putting a sister that he desired up in her own apartment where he could visit her at his convenience!

It was impossible for the brothers and sisters not to give Stewart Traill "free passes" because there was absolutely "nothing wrong" with him creeping into the sisters bedrooms at night!

It was impossible for the brothers and sisters not to give Stewart Traill "free passes" because there was absolutely "nothing wrong" with him having a private access door made so that he could have easy access to the bedroom of single sisters who lived in his house.

Eph 5:12 For it is a shame even to speak of the things that they do in secret;

It was impossible for Stewart to have to face the brothers fellowship about the complete lack of balance in his living accommodations as compared to ours.

It was impossible for Stewart Traill to allow the brothers fellowship to have meetings at his Princeton residence, because he said, "It wasn't appropriate" which was code for: I don't want them to see my great digs that I'm living in at their expense!

It was impossible in Cobu not to have Stewart and Gayle be condescending and make suggestions that we "were into some wrong thought or behavior" as they pooh-poohed us and got us to deny our own concerns and to "go back to the work" while they lived in luxury, had luxurious clothing, could fly off to the Bahama's, spend their days on the beach, took photo's of themselves lounging on the beaches, and had us watch their "slide-shows" while we lived in roach and rat infested buildings and gave them all of our money "because they were faithful" and we were their slaves ~ which was completely unfounded scripturally, but Stewart Traill had us completely fooled into accepting everything that he said.

It was impossible in Cobu not to cover our true needs and hurts with empty phrases that had no help in them.

It was impossible for Stewart Traill to teach us about Jesus because he didn't know anything about truth.

It was impossible for Stewart Traill to teach us about Jesus because he didn't know anything about grace.

It was impossible for Stewart Traill to teach us about Jesus because he didn't know anything about justice.

It was impossible for Stewart Traill to teach us about Jesus because he didn't know anything about goodness.

It was impossible for Stewart Traill to teach us about Jesus because he didn't know anything about mercy.

It was impossible for Stewart Traill to teach us about Jesus because he didn't know anything about faithfulness.

It was impossible for Stewart Traill to teach us about Jesus because he didn't know anything about the love of God.

It was impossible for Stewart Traill to teach us about Jesus because he didn't know anything about the goodness of God.

It was impossible for Stewart Traill to teach us about Jesus because he didn't know anything about the freedom that God extends to his people.

It was impossible for Stewart Traill to teach us about Jesus because he didn't know anything about the mercy that knowing God allows.

It was impossible for Stewart Traill to live by faith in the machine that Stewart Traill built, that made slaves of we who were called to freedom!

It was impossible for Stewart Traill to live by faith in the machine that Stewart Traill built, that made slaves of we who trusted a con-man!

It was impossible for Stewart Traill to live by faith in the machine that Stewart Traill built, that made slaves of we who trusted a deceiver!

It was impossible for Stewart Traill to live by faith in the machine that Stewart Traill built, that made slaves of we who trusted a destroyer!

It was impossible for Stewart Traill not to build himself up in our eyes, or make comments like, "Gayle is near perfect."

It was impossible for Stewart Traill not to be condemning to others, and making comments like, "When you hug her, you're just hugging Eve!" while he mocked a brother and sister in front of everyone just because they began a relationship!

It was impossible for Stewart Traill not to teach us that "Eve was the wrong woman." and that the sisters were "acting like Eve" or had "an Eve-spirit" when in truth we had God's own spirit.

It was impossible to do anything without someone else telling you that what you were doing was wrong.

It was impossible to have anything of your own without feeling false guilt that you should give it to the church or the poor.

It was impossible for grown men, who worked all day and into the night, and not only turned over everything they made to "the church" but didn't even feel comfortable keeping their tips either!

It was impossible for the grown men to even recognize how poorly we lived in comparison to the homes that we would go in to clean their carpets.

It was impossible for the grown men to even recognize how Stewart Traill, who lived like the ones we were cleaning or giving estimates to, were "into the comforts of this world!"

It was impossible for the grown men and woman to recognize that Stewart Traill, who lived like the ones we were cleaning, were "hoping in this life" and got us to talk ourselves out of what he himself had grasped and obtained from the funds we earned!

It was impossible for the grown men and woman of Cobu to recognize how utterly conned we were by Stewart Traill's deception.

It was impossible to seek the Lord as the answer to your struggles or problems because if the answer was different than the current "Cobu tradition" it was confusing or had to be rejected.

It was impossible to have a mind of your own.

It was impossible not to put on the mind of Cobu, which was really the mind of Stewart Traill.

It was impossible not to mock each other because that was what we learned from Stewart Traill at "our meetings!"

It was impossible not to see that those who were "rescued" into our orphanage in Haiti, were actually led down the same roads of solemn assembly and servitude that we were conned into.

It was impossible to have your own thoughts on a subject without having it be siphoned through the filter of the teachings of Stewart Traill.

It was impossible to have any confidence about anything that was contrary to the latest Cobu teaching or "Stewart accepted" principle.

It was impossible to tell Stewart Traill what you really thought of him.

It was impossible to question Stewart Traill in your own mind without feeling guilty.

It was impossible to share your concerns about Stewart Traill's possible wrong doing, without fear that those you shared it with would condemn you for thinking that way.

It was impossible to try and have a relationship without everyone trying to break you up.

It was impossible to have worldly interests without being made to feel bad.

It was impossible to have an interests in sports without being made to feel bad.

It was impossible to own a television set in Cobu, because Stewart Traill didn't want us to get any "ideas" that he couldn't control, so we were convinced that watching T.V. was "worldly."

It was impossible to give your own children toys in Cobu.

It was impossible for the children in Cobu to get their parents to give them quality time with them.

It was impossible to enjoy any types of food or sweets without being made to feel guilty.

It was impossible to have any enjoyment of the normal blessings of life.

It was impossible in Cobu to openly enjoy anything.

It was impossible in Cobu to laugh without "feeling bad for doing it" because Stewart Traill said that laughter was levity.

It was impossible to laugh with joy, we were only allowed to laugh with a mocking spirit, which was actually the "levity" that the scripture counseled against!

It was impossible give or receive a complement, because Stewart Traill taught that it was flattery.

It was impossible to enjoy or celebrate even the birth of a child!

It was impossible to react with joy in the things that mattered to our hearts, because they "didn't matter" to Stewart Traill's heart.

It was impossible for anyone to have any natural enjoyment without someone pointing out that it seemed like we were "into something wrong" or being asked, "What are you into?" in an accusatory tone.

It was impossible for anyone in Cobu not to feel guilty all the time.

It was impossible to have any confidence in the things we were thinking, so that many had to seek out the opinion of someone else, to see if something was right or wrong.

It was impossible to have the joy of the Holy Spirit, because that was too close to "levity."

It was impossible to see that Stewart Traill made Christianity feel like a prison sentence.

It was impossible to express your thoughts without fear of being scolded.

It was impossible not to be oppressed for the simplest things.

It was impossible not to be "come down on" for a word!

It was impossible not to always be in fear of being accused of wrongdoing.

It was impossible to have any sense of comfort, peace, joy, or the blessings of God that every Christian should be able to feel.

It was impossible to understand what it meant to "love one another" in Cobu by Stewart Traill's example of openly being unkind, harsh, overbearing, condescending, provoking, irritating, while getting everyone to believe that "he was above reproach" and "honorable" when in truth he is despicable, ill-mannered, wretched, and one who we should not even associate with according to the counsel found in the Book of Ephesians:

It was impossible to experience any kind of acceptance.

It was impossible to accept oneself.

It was impossible to accept each other.

It was impossible to extend acceptance.

It was impossible to receive acceptance from others.

It was impossible not to be on pins and needles constantly.

It was impossible to have peace of mind when being pulled in so many different directions by all the expectations of Stewart Traill and Cobu.

It was impossible to extend your support to someone, because you feared being accused of wrongdoing.

It was impossible to have nice things.

It was impossible to have nice clothes.

It was impossible to get a good nights rest.

Ps 127:2 It is in vain that you rise up early and go late to rest, eating the bread of anxious toil; for he gives to his beloved sleep.

It was impossible to get to bed at a decent hour.

Mt 23:4 They bind heavy burdens, hard to bear, and lay them on men's shoulders; but they themselves will not move them with their finger.

It was impossible not to have anxiety while living in Cobu.

Php 4:6 Have no anxiety about anything...

It was impossible to have "life" in the church of suspicious doubt!

It was impossible to be in Cobu and not be pointing the finger constantly, at yourself and everyone else.

Isa 58:9 Then you shall call, and the LORD will answer; you shall cry, and he will say, Here I am. "If you take away from the midst of you the yoke, the pointing of the finger, and speaking wickedness,

It was impossible to have true fellowship in the Holy Spirit, because in Cobu we were all baptized into Stewart Traill and believed everything he impressed upon us.

It was impossible to have a sense of "doing right" when everyone was accused of "being wrong."

It was impossible for those who "had the benefit of marriage" (not too many of them) to actually be able to enjoy it, because they were usually too exhausted.

It was impossible for those who "had the benefit of marriage" (not too many of them) to actually be able to enjoy it, because they were always made to feel guilty.

It was impossible to have a sense of the saving power of God, when we were completely overcome by the power of Stewart Traill's influence.

It was impossible for us to see Stewart Traill for the thief that he was and we were all compelled to do his bidding.

It was impossible for us to break free from the bondage to all of Stewart Traill's whims.

It was impossible for us to see that when we cut each other down that we were also cutting Jesus down.

It was impossible for us to see how completely duped we were!

Stewart Traill filled with love? Not possible!

Stewart Traill practicing his Six Steps of Love? Not possible!

Stewart Traill laying down his life for the sheep? Not possible!

The Fellowship laying down its life for others? Not possible!

Stewart Traill, really fulfilling the royal law of the Bible? Not possible!

Stewart Traill, establishing his own law of cruelty and slavery? Quite possible!

The Fellowship, really fulfilling the royal law of the Scripture? Not possible!

The Fellowship, exacting its unforgiving law from everyone under its power? Quite possible!

The Fellowship filled with grace? Not possible!

He who missed grace, full of truth and Jesus? Not possible!

The Fellowship filled with wisdom? Not possible!

Stewart Traill filled with wisdom? Not possible!

The Church filled with happy marriages? Not possible!

Stewart Traill having a right marriage? Not possible!

Stewart Traill, encouraging marriage in the Fellowship? Not possible!

A brother and sister with a normal healthy relationship getting a blessing from the Miser of Cobu? Not possible!

Stewart Traill, comforting the brothers and sisters in their affliction? Not possible!

Stewart Traill, adding affliction to affliction upon his flock? Quite possible!

Stewart Traill, giving good counseling to the brothers and sisters? Not possible!

Stewart Traill, interested in counseling sessions for the brothers? Not possible!

Stewart Traill, interested in counseling sessions for the pretty sisters? Quite possible!

Stewart Traill supporting the married ones? Not possible!

Stewart Traill finding fault with the married ones? Quite possible!

The Fellowship filled with joy? Not possible!

The Fellowship, filled with pain, misery and confusion? Quite possible!

The Fellowship filled with prosperity? Not possible!

The Fellowship reflecting the compassion of Jesus? Not possible!

Stewart Traill reflecting the compassion of Jesus? Not possible!

The Fellowship reflecting the disdain of their older brother? Quite possible!

The Fellowship living out what the Bible tells us to do? Not possible!

The Fellowship filled with kindness toward one another? Not possible!

The Fellowship reflecting the cruelty of its spiritual father? Quite possible!

The Fellowship filled with peace? Not possible!

The Fellowship filled with angst? Quite possible!

Stewart Traill, filling his disciples with hope for the future? Not possible!

Hope deferred making the heart of the Fellowship sick? Quite possible!

The wound of the Fellowship anointed with oil and bound up? Not possible!

Each brother and sister passing by the wounded and dying without helping them? Quite possible!

Stewart Traill, leaving the ninety-nine and searching for the lost sheep? Not possible!

Stewart Traill, the Wolf caring only for himself? Quite possible!

Stewart Traill, expounding from the Scripture the plan and purpose of God? Not possible!

The Fellowship living out the plan and purpose of God? Not possible!

Stewart Traill, reflecting the character and disposition of the good shepherd? Not possible

The Fellowship, lying down in green pastures? Not possible!

Stewart Traill, a model of long-suffering and gentleness? Not possible!

The Fellowship, a refuge of peace and security? Not possible!

The Fellowship, peacemakers called the sons of God? Not possible!

The Fellowship, soldiers in Stewart Traill's Game of War? Quite possible!

Stewart Traill, a peacemaker and son of God? Not possible!

Stewart Traill, a warmonger for his own greed? Quite possible!

Stewart Traill, blessed and a blesser of his disciples? Not possible!

The Fellowship, blessed and a blessing to others? Not possible!

Stewart Traill, happy and blessed in the Lord his God? Not possible!

The Fellowship of Stewart Tanner Traill, happy and blessed in the Lord their God? Not possible!

Stewart Traill, mourning for all the grief he has caused his fellowship? Not possible!

The Fellowship of Stewart Tanner Traill, mourning the loss of all good things? Not possible!

Stewart Traill, a seeker after the Lord his God? Not possible!

Stewart Traill, hungering and thirsting for righteousness? Not possible!

The Church of Stewart Traill, satisfied with God's righteousness? Not possible!

Stewart Traill, meek like Moses? Not possible!

The Church of Stewart Traill, filled with meekness and lowliness? Not possible!

Stewart Traill, merciful and just? Not possible!

The disciples of Stewart Traill, merciful to one another? Not possible!

Stewart Traill, pure in heart? Not possible!

The Fellowship of Stewart Traill, pure and holy? Not possible!

The Fellowship of Stewart Tanner Traill, persecuted for the sake of righteousness? Not possible!

The Fellowship of Stewart Tanner Traill, suffering as evildoers? Quite possible!

Stewart Traill, the salt of the earth? Not possible!

The disciples of Stewart Traill, the salt of the earth? Not possible!

The Fellowship of Stewart Tanner Traill, the light of the world? Not possible!

The disciples of Stewart Traill, spreaders of a false gospel? Quite possible!

Stewart Traill put his lamp under a basket instead of on a stand? Quite possible!

The Fellowship of Stewart Traill, going around the world with the gospel of peace? Not possible!

Stewart Traill and his followers, shining their light before men and giving glory to God? Not possible!

Stewart Traill and his companions, teaching the commandments of the Lord? Not possible!

Stewart Traill and his companions, being called great in the kingdom of God? Not possible!

Stewart Traill and his followers, loving their enemies and praying for their persecutors? Not possible!

Stewart Traill, the good and faithful steward? Not possible!

Stewart Tanner Traill, not guilty? Not possible!

The disciples of Stewart Tanner Traill, not guilty? Not possible!

Stewart Traill and his church, entering into the joy of the Master? Not possible!

Stewart Traill filled with peace? Not possible!

Stewart Traill caring for the brothers' and sisters' needs? Not possible!

Stewart Traill caring for the brothers and sisters spiritual needs? Not possible!

Stewart Traill filled with true interpretation of the Scripture? Impossible!

Stewart Traill having a corner of the truth on interpretation? Not possible!

Light coming forth from a heart full of darkness? Not possible!

Cobu bearing good fruit? Not possible!

Cobu producing fresh water from brackish? Not possible!

Cobu asking the Lord Jesus for a drink and receiving living water? Not possible!

Cobu building up disciples of Christ? Not possible!

Cobu humbling itself like a little child and being caught up in the arms of its Savior? Not possible!

Can a leopard change its spots? Not possible!

Can those from Cobu do good, who are accustomed to do evil? Not possible!

Were we able to escape the baptism of Stewart Traill in the church? Not possible!

Could those who left the Church of Bible understanding have not been affected by it? Not possible!

Could those who left the church not be filled with pain? Not possible!

Some left the church and claimed that they were not tainted by his falsehood: Not possible!

Some who have left say, Just move on! claiming that it's a very easy thing to do: A chief impossibility of Cobu!

Some who have left say that they 'got over that whole thing long ago', implying that it wasn't very hard at all. Impossible! in or out Cobu.

Some who have left cannot speak of the horrible things that they suffered, but are hoping against hope that it is all over and done with. Another grave mistake and impossibility of Cobu.

Many are angry and scared about the injustices of the past, hoping that it will all just go away: A grievous impossibility of Cobu.

It was impossible to be your own man in Cobu.

It was impossible to be your own woman in Cobu.

It was impossible in Cobu to discover your God-given purpose.

It was impossible in Cobu to develop your God-given capabilities.

It was impossible to develop your strengths in Cobu.

It was impossible to ignore your weaknesses in Cobu.

It was impossible to ignore the misery of Cobu.

It was impossible to ignore that the misery we felt and learned in Cobu followed many with them when they left Cobu.

It was impossible to ignore the harshness in Cobu.

It was impossible to ignore that the harshness we felt and learned in Cobu followed many with them when they left Cobu.

It was impossible to ignore the unyielding stress in Cobu.

It was impossible to ignore that the unyielding stress that we felt and learned in Cobu followed many with them when they left Cobu.

It was impossible to ignore the constant frustration in Cobu.

It was impossible to ignore that the constant frustration we felt and learned in Cobu followed many with them when they left Cobu.

It was impossible to ignore how easy it was "to be turned against" in Cobu.

It was impossible to ignore Stewart Traill's hypocrisy in Cobu.

It was impossible to ignore Stewart Traill's greed in Cobu.

It was impossible to ignore Stewart Traill's lust of the young daughters of Cobu.

It was impossible to ignore Stewart Traill's evil intentions in Cobu.

It was impossible to ignore Stewart Traill's hatred of marriage in Cobu.

It was impossible to ignore Stewart Traill's immorality in Cobu.

It was impossible to ignore Stewart Traill's cold hearted treatment of those who financed his empire in Cobu.

It was impossible to ignore Stewart Traill inciting the group to turn on an individual in Cobu.

It was impossible to ignore Stewart Traill inciting the group to berate each other in Cobu.

It was impossible to ignore Stewart Traill inciting the group to mock one another in Cobu.

It was impossible to ignore Stewart Traill inciting the group to act in a way that conflicted with the counsel and teaching of Jesus Christ in Cobu.

It was impossible to ignore Stewart Traill inciting the group to be suspicious of each other, that conflicted with the counsel and teaching of Jesus Christ in Cobu.

It was impossible to ignore Stewart Traill inciting the group to think we were "superior of other believers" when we didn't know the first thing about the basics of Christianity!

It was impossible to ignore Stewart Traill inciting the group to think we were "superior of other believers" when we didn't know the first thing about loving one another!

It was impossible to ignore Stewart Traill inciting the group to think we were "superior of other believers" when we didn't know the first thing about counting others better than ourselves!

It was impossible to ignore Stewart Traill inciting the group to think we were "superior of other believers" when we didn't know the first thing about the joy of the Holy Spirit!

It was impossible to ignore Stewart Traill inciting the group to think we were "superior of other believers" when we didn't know the first thing about practicing kindness!

It was impossible to ignore Stewart Traill inciting the group to think we were "superior of other believers" when we were the ones who were deceived!

It was impossible to ignore that Cobu was a group of blind guides, who strained out the most insignificant matters and swallowed all of Stewart Traill's hog wash!

It was impossible to ignore that Cobu was a group of blind guides, who strained out everything and swallowed Stewart Traill hook, line, and sinker!

It was impossible to ignore that Cobu was filled with a bunch of deceived people who thought they were something, and still might think that they are, when they don't know the first thing about goodness, kindness, the peace of God, the comfort of God, the gentleness of God, etc!

It was impossible to ignore that Cobu was filled with a bunch of deceived people who thought they were something, and still might think that they are, when they don't know the first thing about the loving kindness of God and the actual way to his kingdom!

It was impossible to ignore Stewart Traill inciting the group to think we were "superior of other believers" when we justified the wrongdoing we saw Stewart Traill doing before us!

It was impossible to ignore Stewart Traill inciting the group to think we were "superior of other believers" when we didn't know the first thing about the Grace of God, who is Jesus, because Stewart "missed Grace" for 25 years and then "blamed God" for "hiding it" from him!

It was impossible to feel good about yourself in Cobu.

It was impossible to build up your self-esteem in Cobu.

It was impossible to edify your brothers and sisters in Cobu.

It was impossible to practice kindness in Cobu without becoming a prey.

It was impossible to feel good about our 'home'.

It was impossible in Cobu to have a safe place for yourself without feeling abnormal about it.

It was impossible to live a normal life in Cobu.

It was impossible to feel proud of your 'life' in Cobu.

It was impossible to walk the normal Christian walk in Cobu.

It was impossible in Cobu to invite a friend to dinner and not to regret it.

It was impossible to make any sense out of the senselessness of Cobu.

It was impossible not to be affected by Stewart Traill's nonsense.

It was impossible not to be swayed by the elemental spirits of Cobu.

It was impossible to kick against the goads of Stewart Traill and not pay a price for it.

It was impossible, however you might rack your brain, to figure out the dilemma of Cobu.

It was impossible to figure out the machinations of Cobu.

It was impossible to escape the demons of Cobu.

It was impossible to stand in Cobu.

It was impossible to take a stand in Cobu.

It was impossible to keep standing in Cobu.

It was impossible to assuage the incessant hideous voices of Cobu.

It was impossible to be honorably discharged from the war machine of Cobu.

It was impossible to be furloughed from the military regime of Cobu.

It was impossible to be furloughed from the prison of Cobu.

It was impossible to serve your time and to be released from the prison of Cobu.

It was impossible to complete your penance and be forgiven by Stewart Tanner Traill.

It was impossible to be discharged from the madhouse of Cobu.

It was impossible to be given a second chance in Cobu.

It was impossible to receive mercy at the court of Stewart Tanner Traill.

It was impossible to receive leniency at the judgment seat of Stewart Tanner Traill.

It was impossible to be treated as a normal person in the insane asylum of Cobu.

It was impossible to receive a listening ear in Cobu.

It was impossible to receive a fair trial in Cobu.

It was impossible to stand before Stewart Tanner Traill: the judge, jury and executioner of Cobu.

It was impossible to expect anyone to come to your defense in the court of Cobu opinion.

It was impossible to call a friendly witness in the Cobu court of presumed guilt.

It was impossible in Cobu to find someone to stick closer than a brother.

It was impossible in Cobu for a sister to find someone to stick closer than a sister.

It is impossible for Cobu to have loving family reunions.

It was impossible for Cobu to live up to its original name, the Forever Family.

It is impossible for one not to be disappointed who expects a Cobu reunion to be a happy occasion.

It was impossible for anyone from Cobu to go to any non-Cobu event without having to bring along a awful nagging guilty feeling, because that's what Stewart Traill filled us with!

It was impossible for anyone from Cobu to assign Stewart Traill with the same nagging guilty feelings that he assigned to us!

It was impossible for anyone from Cobu to recognize that Stewart Traill did not have any "guilty feelings" because he lost his conscience long ago!

It is impossible for a Cobu reunion, although considered ex-Cobu, to be essentially different in spirit than an actual Cobu meeting of old.

It is impossible that any good fruit shall come again from the cursed tree of Cobu.

It is impossible for God to hold Cobu guiltless for dishonoring his name by bowing down to its idol Stewart Traill.

It was impossible to have any sense of pride in anything we did, because we were taught that "to be proud" was wrong.

It was impossible to have any "good feelings" about anything that we accomplished.

It was impossible to acknowledge any of our "feelings" whether they were good or bad.

It was impossible not to always feel "self-conscious" or "self-aware" because Traill always insisted that we "examine" ourselves continually!

It was impossible not to be totally and full time introspective.

It was impossible to 'find yourself' through the constant introspection demanded by Stewart Tanner Traill.

It was impossible to be rewarded for the hours of trying to understand what Stewart Tanner Traill was getting at, at his various meetings.

It was and still is impossible to make sense of the Grace Meeting travesty.

It was impossible to 'find yourself' through the constant introspection demanded by Stewart Tanner Traill.

It was impossible to be rewarded for the hours of trying to understand what Stewart Tanner Traill was getting at, at his various meetings.

It was impossible to make sense of the Grace Meeting travesty.

It's impossible for Cobu to be a blessing because of all the curses of Stewart Traill.

It's impossible for Cobu to be a light to the world because of all the dark deeds of Stewart Traill.

It was impossible to do anything right in Cobu, because its foundation was all wrong.

It's was impossible to be appreciated for anything in Cobu, since its king was an ungrateful cuss.

It was impossible to move up in the world of Cobu without the approval of its CEO.

It was impossible to have the approval of the fellowship without the approval of Stewart Traill.

It was impossible to move up in the world of Cobu without becoming like its master.

It was impossible to be successful in the house of Stewart Traill without being a failure in the eyes of the Lord.

It was impossible to be a Christian brother while following the false brother Stewart Traill.

It was impossible to be a Christian sister while looking up to the false brother Stewart Traill.

It was impossible to be true to the Word of God while following the fall interpretation of Stewart Traill.

It was impossible to walk in faith in Cobu while cowering in fear of the fury of its oppressor.

It was impossible to 'care for the lambs' of Cobu, since its chief shepherd did not care for the lamb kilos or any of his sheep.

It was impossible to develop all right view of the Lord in Cobu, since the eye of this body was not sound.

It is impossible for Cobu, as long as the scales cover their eyes, to admit that they were utterly without the grace of God.

It is impossible for Cobu, as long as the scales cover their eyes, to admit that they never knew Jesus.

It is impossible for Cobu, as long as the scales cover their eyes, to see that they are under the curse of Stewart Tanner Traill.

It is impossible for Cobu, as long as the scales cover their eyes, to understand that they are not sons and daughters but are no better than slaves, and actually far worse.

It is impossible for Cobu, as long as the scales cover their eyes, to comprehend that they are strangers to the covenant of promise.

It is impossible for Cobu, as long as the scales cover their eyes, to feel the betrayal that they have been swindled out of the blessing of the children of God.

It is impossible for Cobu, as long as the scales cover their eyes, to accept that they have no inheritance in the kingdom of God and his Christ.

It is impossible for Cobu, as long as the scales cover their eyes, to see the depravity of the baptism they have inherited, and to accept their need for the baptism into the Lord Jesus Christ.

It is impossible for Cobu, as long as the scales cover their eyes, to come to grips with the fact that they have been stripped of their salvation and once again need to be redeemed.

It was impossible to notice Stewart Traill's lack of Christian attributes, because we were so inwardly focused on our own lacks, that Stewart continually pointed out to us.

It was impossible to see any of God's blessings in an environment that had no faith.

It was impossible to see any of God's comforts in an environment that was all about servitude.

It was impossible to see any of God's love in an environment so filled with condemnation.

It was impossible to have any sense of peace because of the nagging "doubt" and "worry" Stewart Traill fed us with.

It was impossible to have any type of interesting life, when Stewart kept us on his perpetual cycle of obligation, and doubt-filled rituals.

It was impossible to keep my freedom as I "submitted again to the yoke of slavery."

It was impossible to remove ourselves from Stewart Traill's round and round.

It was impossible to remove ourselves from Stewart Traill's merry-go-round!

It was impossible in Cobu to be merry in any way at all!

It was impossible in Cobu to approach Jesus and receive his blessings.

It was impossible to have a healthy relationship in Cobu.

It was impossible to have a relationship in Cobu without the third degree.

It was impossible to have a relationship in Cobu, where the brothers supported you.

It was impossible to have a relationship in Cobu where the sisters supported you.

It was impossible to have a relationship in Cobu where the couple were greeted with acceptance.

It was impossible to have a relationship in Cobu where the pastor gave you his blessing for it.

It was impossible to have a relationship in Cobu where Stewart Traill gave you correct counsel.

It was impossible to have a relationship in Cobu where Stewart Traill gave you hopeful counsel.

It was impossible to have a relationship in Cobu where Stewart Traill gave you helpful counsel.

It was impossible to have a relationship in Cobu where Stewart Traill gave you constructive counsel.

It was impossible to have a relationship in Cobu where Stewart Traill gave you positive counsel.

It was impossible to have a relationship in Cobu where Stewart Traill didn't sneer at you.

It was impossible to have a relationship in Cobu where Stewart Traill didn't glare at you.

It was impossible to have a relationship in Cobu where Stewart Traill didn't condemn you.

It was impossible to have a relationship in Cobu where Stewart Traill didn't publicly harass you.

It was impossible to have a relationship in Cobu where Stewart Traill didn't mock you.

It was impossible to have a relationship in Cobu where Stewart Traill didn't cast suspicious doubt on you and your relationship.

It was impossible to have a relationship in Cobu where Stewart Traill didn't ridicule you.

It was impossible to have a relationship in Cobu where Stewart Traill didn't taunt you.

It was impossible to have a relationship in Cobu where Stewart Traill didn't scorn you.

It was impossible to have a relationship in Cobu where Stewart Traill didn't put you down just because you wanted to be in a relationship.

It was impossible to have a relationship in Cobu where Stewart Traill didn't try to get the couple to feel as though just having a relationship was against God's will for us.

It was impossible to have a relationship in Cobu where Stewart Traill didn't poke fun at you.

It was impossible to have a relationship in Cobu where Stewart Traill didn't jeer at you.

It was impossible to have a relationship in Cobu where Stewart Traill didn't try to sabotage it.

It was impossible to have a relationship in Cobu where Stewart Traill didn't try to mar it.

It was impossible to have a relationship in Cobu where Stewart Traill didn't try to spoil it.

It was impossible to have a relationship in Cobu where Stewart Traill didn't try to ruin it.

It was impossible to have a relationship in Cobu where Stewart Traill didn't try to make you quit it.

It was impossible to have a relationship in Cobu where Stewart Traill didn't try to damage it.

It was impossible to have a relationship in Cobu where Stewart Traill didn't try to cripple it, or cripple us.

It was impossible to have a relationship in Cobu where Stewart Traill didn't try to get us to shake our confidence in having one.

It was impossible to have a relationship in Cobu where Stewart Traill didn't try to get the couple to feel as though just having a relationship was sin.

It was impossible to have a relationship in Cobu where Stewart Traill didn't try to get the couple to feel as though just having a relationship was never going to work.

It was impossible to have a relationship in Cobu where Stewart Traill didn't try to get the couple to feel as though just having a relationship was a joke.

It was impossible to have a relationship in Cobu where Stewart Traill didn't try to get the couple to feel as though just having a relationship was a fantasy, like dating Mikey Mouse.

It was impossible to have a relationship in Cobu where Stewart Traill didn't try to cut down your intentions.

It was impossible to have a relationship in Cobu where Stewart Traill didn't try to subvert you in your cause.

It was impossible to have a relationship in Cobu where Stewart Traill didn't try to get those involved to compromise it.

It was impossible to have a relationship in Cobu where Stewart Traill didn't threaten it.

It was impossible to have a relationship in Cobu where Stewart Traill didn't try to undermine your commitment.

It was impossible to have a relationship in Cobu where Stewart Traill didn't laugh at you in front of everyone else.

It was impossible to have a relationship in Cobu where Stewart Traill didn't get everyone else to laugh at you.

It was impossible to have a relationship in Cobu where Stewart Traill didn't get everyone else to try to break you up.

It was impossible to have a relationship in Cobu where Stewart Traill smiled on you.

It was impossible to have a relationship in Cobu where you did not get put down for your choice of who you wanted to be with.

It was impossible to have a relationship in Cobu where the couple had to get a lot of flack just for being a couple.

It was impossible to have a relationship in Cobu where you didn't feel others looked down on it and mocked you openly just for having one.

It was impossible to have a relationship in Cobu where you didn't feel like you needed to justify your decision.

It was impossible to trust one another in Cobu.

It was impossible to to be treated fairly in Cobu.

It was impossible to see God as a loving father in Cobu.

It was impossible to defend one another in Cobu.

It was impossible to have success in Cobu.

It was impossible to feel heard by Traill.

It was impossible to have any conversation at all with Stewart Traill, because he ignored most of us.

It was impossible to talk to Traill.

It was impossible to approach Stewart Traill.

It was impossible to be in a room with Stewart and not hear him put someone down.

It was impossible to walk without fear in Cobu.

It was impossible to walk by the spirit of God in Cobu, because everyone was filled with fear.

It was impossible to be loving in Cobu, because you couldn't give what you didn't receive.

It was impossible to have steadfastness, because Stewart was always pushing us in different directions.

It was impossible to have clarity of mind.

It was impossible to have clarity of vision.

It was impossible to use good judgment.

It was impossible to see God in Cobu, because it was an unjust world.

It was impossible to reach any goal in Cobu.

It was impossible to have a moment of clarity in Cobu.

It was impossible to to see a way out.

It was impossible to do anything substantial, because we gave all our money "to the cause" or to Traill.

It was impossible to lean on truth, because our lives were based on the precepts of Traill's latest "idea."

It was impossible to walk in integrity, because Stewart Traill cut us all down to shreds.

It was impossible to walk in honest, because Stewart Traill would tell us we were all lying to ourselves.

It was impossible to walk in honor, because Stewart Traill would tell us we didn't have any.

It was impossible to feel trustworthy, because Stewart Traill stripped us of any idea that we were worthy at all.

It was impossible to worthy of respect, because no matter how devoted we were to "the machine" of Cobu, Stewart made sure that we couldn't lift our heads.

It was impossible to trust our own sincerity, because even if we thought we "had good intentions" in doing anything, Stewart Traill was sure to crush it.

It was impossible to believe anything good of ourselves, even though we worked every waking hour that we weren't in some meeting, or doing chores like laundry, but we never had any positive thoughts of ourselves, because Stewart made sure to put us down.

It is impossible for Cobu to be shown the Jesus seen in the scripture, because the one Stewart taught was unforgiving.

It is impossible for Cobu to be shown the Jesus seen in the scripture, because the one Stewart taught was unkind.

It is impossible for Cobu to be shown the Jesus seen in the scripture, because the one Stewart taught was impatient.

It is impossible for Cobu to be shown the Jesus seen in the scripture, because the one Stewart taught didn't care about your personal needs.

It is impossible for Cobu to be shown the Jesus seen in the scripture, because the one Stewart taught accused those who were tired, due to hard labor "as just wailing."

It is impossible for Cobu to be comforted.

It is impossible for Cobu to be lifted up.

It is impossible for Cobu to be filled with joy .

It is impossible for Cobu to be filled with peace.

It is impossible for Cobu to fall into the earth and die.

It is impossible for Cobu people to see through the fog of deception.

It is impossible for Cobu to be understanding of one another.

It is impossible for Cobu to learn learn new tricks.

The church where it was impossible to live free of doubt.

The church where it was impossible to live free of recrimination.

The church where it was impossible to live free of fear of Stewart Traill.

The church where it was impossible to live free of the fear of one another.

The church where it was impossible to live free of the suspicion of one another.

The church where it was impossible to live free of the suspicion of Stewart Traill.

The church where it was impossible to live free of the oppressive voices of one another.

The church where it was impossible to live free of the condemnation of Stewart Traill.

The church where it was impossible to live free of the harsh treatment of Stewart Trail.

The church where it was impossible to live free of the harsh treatment of one another.

The church where it was impossible to live free of anxiety.

The church where it was impossible to live free of partiality.

The church where it was impossible to live free of Stewart Traill's abusive behavior.

It was impossible to walk by faith in Cobu.

It was impossible to pursue any interest except Stewart's in Cobu.

It was and is impossible to keep a joyous spirit in that place.

It was impossible to have any sense of peace in Cobu.

It was impossible to have any sense of joy in Cobu.

It was impossible to have any sense of gladness in Cobu.

It was impossible to see God in Cobu, the nut house

It was impossible to see Jesus in Cobu life.

It is impossible for Cobu to be shown the right way of Jesus

It is impossible for Cobu to be.

It is impossible for Cobu to be lifted up.

It is impossible for Cobu to be filled with joy.

It is impossible for Cobu to be filled with peace.

It is impossible for Cobu people to be filled with kindness.

It was impossible to be defended by anyone while in Cobu.

Stewart Tanner The Screw up Traill made it impossible for anyone else to save any sizeable money.

Stewart Tanner The Screw up Traill made it impossible for anyone else to get married in his whacky church.

Stewart Tanner The Screw up Traill made it impossible to love the truth.

Stewart Tanner The Screw up Traill made it impossible to love freedom.

Stewart Tanner The Screw up Traill made it impossible to love justice.

Stewart Tanner The Screw up Traill made it impossible to love kindness.

It was not possible to see any kindness dwelling in Cobu.

It was not possible to see any kindness dwelling in Stewart Traill.

It was not possible to see any kindness dwelling in sisters.

It was not possible to see any kindness dwelling in brothers

It was not possible to see any kindness dwelling in Gayle Traill.

It was not possible to see any kindness dwelling in the older brothers

It's impossible not to see that Cobu was doomed for failure.

It's impossible not to see that Cobu was a bottomless pit.

(Have you thought of any other "impossibilities of Cobu?")

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