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A creation of a people in a lush land, a hyper-diffusion of these people over the earth, gods taking the daughters of men like Europa, a massive worldwide cataclysm, civilizations now underwater, a population bottleneck, another hyper-diffusion of these people over the earth starting in the Caucasus Mountains... this sounds so familiar...
A personal contribution at roughly 15:45 from the 1611 KJV
https://youtu.be/vRCIgqpIlzQ?si=ZoEEbm5lYhPm8Ezk
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If you have any friends, family, or pastors, or do bible study and the subject of this Israel-Hamas conflict comes up, and they declare their unwavering support for Israel because they are âGODâS CHOSEN PEOPLEâ, forward them or read this write up
https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1692628403747446862.html#google_vignette
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So many theological arguments and fallacies over Jews, Israel, Replacement Theology, Dispensationalism, Zionism, etc are based on the belief that Romans 11:26-27 is about the âJewsâ of Revelations 2:9
https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1692628403747446862.html#google_vignette
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What an odd thing for a gay Jew who curbed parental rights and decriminalized sodomizing children to say...
https://twitter.com/Scott_Wiener/status/1711802834486956145
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Koshervative Christians be like âwell Jesus DID say salvation is of the Jews!â
Death to antichrists
https://twitter.com/FrenBarian/status/1711562117478810075
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A little late, but on October 6, 1536, William Tyndale was strangled and burned at the stake for translating the NT into English.
His account is documented in John Foxeâs Acts and Monuments (Book of Martyrs). This is from the 1641 edition volume 2 from my library, his last words being âLord, open the King of Englandâs eyesâ.
His act led to all the subsequent English language Bibles, from the Coverdale, Matthew, Geneva, Bishopsâ, King James, and even the RCCâs response with their own Douay Rheims.
Itâs a reminder that there were once those willing to die for their faith, and of things we take for granted today.
This likely hasnât been read much in 382 years.
