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WE ARE ABORIGINAL PEOPLE..WE HAVE GOD THE FATHER..WE NEVER EVER USED WITCHCRAFT NOR VOODOO..ASE HEKA AMEN RA AHO MOORE NATION GRAND RISING KARMA 💥🙀 REST IN PEACE ✌️ NEVER EVER MOCK GOD
knock it off with the bce crap.
I reckon someone influential in the religion just thought pigs were really gross
Palestine*
The bible refers to pork as unclean and id God says its unclean, then its unclean same with shell fish n oysters n well theres a list in the bible
I wisdom dwell with prudence, and find out knowledge of witty inventions.
OK, where is Athabascan? And, long, long ago, probably in the '60s, I read that Algonquin was an Athabascan-derived language. Is this so? What about Cherokee,and Sioux? Hopi appears to be a relatively recent language evolution, from Aztec sources, but what about Tohono O'Odham? Or Yacqui?
Luke17:31-32 is referring to when thee antichrist walks into the temple claiming to be God, “In that day, he which shall be upon the housetop, and his stuff in the house, let him not come down to take it away: and he that is in the field, let him likewise not return back. Remember Lot's wife.” Americans dont sit on “Housetops” this is clearly talking about Jerusalem
It's very simple. In states in the more northern hemisphere, we could keep pork cold, and prevent it from infection. Back than, a fridge or a freezer was not an option. So you eat what you can eat at that moment, but you can't preserve the rest of that pig for "meat" at a long time. And yes, it is known for spreading diseases, actually, when "modernisation" arrived. Asterix, for example, but more actually, we still like to put a good hog on a BBQ for a whole day and eat ... The risk to get sick went up the clock, since Caesar invaded these countries. More people, less meat, more infested meat and so on. When you need laws, and there is no other law than religion, religion bans eating certain sorts of "meat". What people today do: "If it was bad 2000 years ago, it is bad today." While meantime, we invented freezers and fridges. ;-)
Excellent presentation and your conclusions are valid. Two things I might add. The first, you alluded to but only in passing. Jesus, an excellent teacher, utilized hyperbole quite often to make a point. His point here was, "It is very, very hard for wealthy people to enter the kingdom of heaven." Such a statement is true and accurate, but lacks punch. Turn it into a hyperbole and you have a powerful, memorable truth. "It is easier for a camel (the largest land mammal --or any animal for that matter-- commonly known to peasants in Galilee) to go through the eye of a needle (the smallest of openings)…" We do similar things today when we say, hyperbolically, "I'm so hungry I could eat a horse....I told you a thousand times...He's as old as Methuselah". Jesus does this when He speaks of sin. Instead of saying, "Sin is very, very bad and you need to get really, really serious about it." He says, "If your eye causes you to sin, gouge it out...entering into (eternal) life with one eye is better than the alternative with two eyes." Similarly, "When you see a speck in your bother's eye and you have a pole in your own eye..." etc. The second thought is that the "kingdom of heaven" is not heaven, but the kingdom that He was ushering in when He was here on earth (what Mark and Luke called the "kingdom of God"). Basically it was discipleship...following Jesus. Jesus had just told the rich man to sell everything, give it to the poor and come 'Follow Me." The man couldn't bring himself to make such a sacrifice. In that context, Jesus utters these famous words. The wealthy in 30 C.E. Palestine couldn't envision being blessed by having nowhere to lay one's head at night. For the poorer folks, however, it's not that big of a lifestyle change. Jesus' step brother James apparently saw the same reality. (James 2:5 "Has not God chosen those who are poor in the eyes of the world to be rich in faith and to inherit the kingdom he promised those who love him?")
satanic
You still didn't show me how to do a Kamehameha wave
He'd be a Trump lovin republican. MAGA 2024!!!! USA! USA! USA!
As a Christian i am extremely saddned how Christianity is so far removed from it's Jewish roots.
To counter this, just base your entire political beleif system on the social teachings of your particular denomination. As a Catholic, I would be far right in terms of social issues, whereas a nondenominational would be free to choose any part of the spectrum
Ok, but which side has actual basis in in fact? In what we can garner from the modern translations of the Bible what actions taken by Jesus matches up with what positions? That is a very simple question with a clear answer even when accounting for mistranslations.
In Persian deyus is a swear And deva is a evil entirety in Persian religion
it is in the bible
"They" know nothing! And the "sacrifices" were not what modern day humans might think! These are not "myths" the story of my ancestors is the absolute celestial truth! The ancestors are running through my very own veins in every moment. In La'kesh Ala K'in KuNab Ku ETERNALLY!!!!
Incarnated Deity...
Oh boy
Check out the church of Philadelphia in the book of revelation
Our worldly politics are beneath Jesus, He wouldn’t vote for either side.
This, he wouldn't vote
I always wondered why this was a thing. That was a great answer.
sound like every religion politician says the samething.
Eh more for the rest of us sane folks.
The classical planet thing makes most sense… I mean we still have a seven day week… named after Germanic names of the classical planets
TLDR: He wouldnt
Thank you so much for all the work you did to make this information available! I appreciate this video and the understanding I now have on the topic of Evil Eye.
Considering he was Palestinian, he wouldn't vote for either of the major American political parties.
No? He was jewish and Israeli...
@@Jackie-wi1yv Bethlehem is in the West Bank, not all Palestinians are Muslim.
amazing video! i'd love to watch a video of yours talking about Candomblé, which you mentioned briefly in the beginning of the video
I find it fascinating how wide spread her worship was during the time of greeks before the christians
At 5:55 we can see the Paleo-Hebrew letter 'Tav' to the bottom, left. This is the mark that we read about in Ezekiel 8:4. "Go throughout the city of Jerusalem and put a *mark* on the foreheads of *those who grieve and lament* over all the detestable things that are done in it."
6:40 same people that were cutti g off their foreskin
Jesus would call for the abolition of the modern democracy
The problem is the vast majority of ppl DON'T rely on logic but a book called the Holy Bible
Jesus is the latest fake Sun god. Don't tell Christians that tho. The flat earth is a piece of the puzzle in regards to the suns movements. 👀
"...the concept of hell does not exist in the older texts of the hebrew bible." Hmmmm... then these are references to...what exactly? : 1520 B.C. - Job’s Vision of the Grave (Job 10:19-22) The Grave is a deep land of shadows and darkness. It is the Valley of the Shadow of Death. It is a depressing place of no return; and a place of disorder. 985 B.C. - David’s Vision of the Grave (Psalm 88:3-7) Those who go down to the Pit have no strength; and they lie in their graves in beds. They are forgotten by God; only His wrath abides on them. It is a dark place. 701 B.C. - Isaiah’s 1st Vision of the Grave (Isaiah 14:9-20) The kings of pagan empires come to greet the arrival of the king of Babylon upon his death and entrance into the Grave. In this vision, they are seen rising from their “thrones” in the Grave. They disgrace him by reminding him of everything he has lost, how weak he now is, and that he won’t even get to lie down on his own bed, like the other pagan kings in the Grave can. Instead, he will go to the lowest pit: as a rotting corpse, lying on stones, and eaten by maggots forever. 680 B.C. - Isaiah’s 2nd Vision of the Grave (Isaiah 66:24) There are corpses of men who rebelled against the law of God. For ever and ever they are eaten by worms and burned in fire! 580 B.C. - Ezekiel’s Vision of the Grave (Ezekiel 32:17-32) Deep down below the Earth, there are massive cemeteries for the kings and armies of pagan empires; they are there not only because they were pagans, but because they ruled by terror: Assyria, Elam, Meshech and Tubal, Edom, Sidon, and Egypt. Each of their kings’ graves are in the center of their armies’ graves. They lie on coffin-like beds, but remain as souls fully conscious and living. They lie in grave pits, but are not buried by soil. The reason: “The punishment for their sins rested on their bones” (32:27). 530 B.C. - Daniel’s Vision of the Grave (Daniel 12:2) The wicked, whose names are not found written in the Book of Life, will after dying, awake to shame and everlasting contempt.
The succubus who hits the same people by entering the eyes or hitting privacy for example eventually gets murdered in ways that bodies don't stand up and souls don't come back. The BIBLE warns specifically to be afraid of the person's who know how destroy the body and sould and spirit. I think perhaps first cornering a child and questioning them illegally in the "next thing" way should stop and find out why the person murdered the asleep child instead of the awake child being beaten up at home. See how ugly this can turn. I didnt want to do this.
Correction delete "sould" and insert "should."
@1:10 Imagine if some scrap of paper you had used to write out the alphabet in third grade turned up today. Now imagine a future civilisation finding it, putting it in a museum, and using it to teach future students about OUR language!
We studied this in a cultural geography class. Bottom line eating pork makes no sense when you're desert dwelling nomadic herders.
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Says a bitter abusive drunk.
Not everything said was true. Were you there?
Sometimes people crawl in a window because they don't have the sprare key to the house they own and companies wouldn't answer repeated emergency phone calls.
Same sht...different view.
The most frustrating thing about this entire topic is it's argued by people who never seen and especially farmers a pig. Pigs do not eat trash. Pigs are the MOST pickiest eaters of any other animals. Lots of other things here which is blantly wrong
If we are sticking to Biblical scripture- the only Archangel named in the Bible was Michael. Gabriel was the only other angel that gave its name in the Bible, but without any hint to its rank. All we know is what Luke 1:19 tells us that Gabriel “ stands near before God”, and that God sent him to declare the news of the Christs birth. Orriel- is never mentioned is the Bible just like the rapture. There is also a middle ground, while not all Christian likely will not be caught up in the clouds, Rev. 14 :1-4 talks about a specific number of people from the earth that will stand before the throne. So while most will remain on earth some might be chosen as representatives for humanity in the heavenly kingdoms court.
So Christians added something to the bible? I thought it was the "perfect word of god"? 😂
Ezekiel 13:20 - KJV *"Wherefore thus saith the Lord GOD; Behold, I am against your pillows, wherewith ye there hunt the souls to make them fly, and I will tear them from your arms, and will let the souls go, even the souls that ye hunt to make them fly."* BEWARE.
Please guys read the bible and get an understanding of the theme of the Kingdom. Then it's not confusing or obscure. It just doesn't fit with the non-biblical ideas and doctrines, like the immortality of the soul or the trinity. The "rapture" as it is called, happens at the return of Jesus to earth, accompanied by an angelic army.. It is part of the first judgement. Only those who Jesus recognises as his brothers & sisters are resurrected if dead, or lifted up to meet him and changed in the air, if alive. Jesus will rule over mankind as King of the Kingdom on the earth.
I grew up (and still am) French evangelical. Yes, the Rapture was taught, but it was never a core belief, I never heard it in a sermon for example. The core belief is that Jesus will return one day. I ended up realizing on my own that there isn't biblical support for what we see as "the Rapture". What's strange is that the Rapture is still believed by nearly all of my evangelical friends, although they read and study the Bible a lot. When I tell them it's not real, some of them are like "oh ok", and others try to prove it's real using Bible verses.
It’s A Roman Fort! Follow The Stones From The City Of David, To Solomon Castel Above SW(Next To The Ophel). On The Western Wall Floor, It’s One Of The Buildings Of The Temple! NOT CAVES BELOW IT!