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John the Baptist and Rabbi Jesus son of Joseph were mystical Jewish Essenes and like the mystics of every culture, they believed in reincarnation. The Oral Torah taught reincarnation in the 1st century and most rabbis today teach it. Kaballa teaches reincarnation and that, "the soul of Moses returns in every generation". Science has now proven it. - Seal #7 See 7seals.blogspot.com - only the Returned Christ and Albert Einstein reincarnated could produce that. It's triggered The Apocalypse/Revelation which is NOT the 'end of the world'.

John the Baptist and Rabbi Jesus son of Joseph were mystical Jewish Essenes and like the mystics of every culture, they believed in reincarnation. The Oral Torah taught reincarnation in the 1st century and most rabbis today teach it. Kaballa teaches reincarnation and that, "the soul of Moses returns in every generation". Science has now proven it. - Seal #7 See 7seals.blogspot.com - only the Returned Christ and Albert Einstein reincarnated could produce that. It's triggered The Apocalypse/Revelation which is NOT the 'end of the world'.

bunch of chimos, don't for get the chimos the Catholics love protecting the kiddy diddlers

Beautifully said

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_''Not until the loom is silent, and the shudder cease to fly. Then He'll reveal the tapestry, and explain the reasons why, the dark threads are as needful, in the Weavers faithful hands, as the threads of gold, and silver ....in the pattern He has planned.''_ ~ The Weaver (small bit of the poem)

Amen 🙏🏾 Amen 🙏🏾 Amen 🙏🏾

John the Baptist and Rabbi Jesus son of Joseph were mystical Jewish Essenes and like the mystics of every culture, they believed in reincarnation. The Oral Torah taught reincarnation in the 1st century and most rabbis today teach it. Kaballa teaches reincarnation and that, "the soul of Moses returns in every generation". Science has now proven it. - Seal #7 See 7seals.blogspot.com - only the Returned Christ and Albert Einstein reincarnated could produce that. It's triggered The Apocalypse/Revelation which is NOT the 'end of the world'.

John the Baptist and Rabbi Jesus son of Joseph were mystical Jewish Essenes and like the mystics of every culture, they believed in reincarnation. The Oral Torah taught reincarnation and most rabbis today teach it. Kaballa teaches reincarnation and that, "the soul of Moses returns in every generation". Science has now proven it. - Seal #7 See 7seals.blogspot.com - only the Returned Christ and Albert Einstein reincarnated could produce that. It's triggered The Apocalypse/Revelation which is NOT the 'end of the world'.

Jesus began preaching in smaller towns so his message resonated with them

What have the Romans ever done for us? The aqueduct. What? ...they, they gave us the aqueduct... Yes, they did give us that, that's true And sanitation Yes, that too The aqueduct I'll grant is one thing the Romans may have done And the roads, now they're all new And the great wines too Well, apart from the wines and fermentation, And the canals for navigation Public health for all the nation Apart from those, which are a plus, what have the Romans ever done for us? The baths. What? ...the public baths... Oh, yes, yes... The public baths are a great delight, and it's safe to walk in the streets at night. Cheese and medicine, irrigation, Roman law and education the circus for our delectation and the gladiation Well, apart from medicine, irrigation, health, roads, cheese and education, baths and the Circus Maximus, what have the Romans ever done for us?

And tampons, and feet and legs and vision and breathing

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John the Baptist and Rabbi Jesus son of Joseph were mystical Jewish Essenes and like the mystics of every culture, they believed in reincarnation. The Oral Torah taught reincarnation in the 1st century and most rabbis today teach it. Kaballa teaches reincarnation and that, "the soul of Moses returns in every generation". Science has now proven it. - Seal #7 See 7seals.blogspot.com - only the Returned Christ and Albert Einstein reincarnated could produce that. It's triggered The Apocalypse/Revelation which is NOT the 'end of the world'.

The Bible doesn't say specifically how many wise men (magi) we assume there were three because of the three gifts that were given: gold, incense, and myrrh (Matthew 2:11). There could have been many more. Tradition says that there were three and that their names were, Gaspar, Melchior, and Balthazar, but since the Bible does not say, we have no way of knowing whether the tradition is accurate. Also, it is a common misconception that the wise men visited Jesus at the stable on the night of his birth. In fact, the wise men came days, months, or possibly even years later. That is why Matthew 2:11 says the wise men visited and worshiped Jesus in a house, not at the stable. We know that the magi were wise men from "the East," most likely Persia, or modern-day Iran. This means the wise men traveled 800-900 miles.

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I think something is missing from the biblical account. If selling from the temple or around the grounds was the norm, he must have noted something that was off - something that remains unspecified in scripture. Why would he be tearing down the basic economy? Culture centered around survival, around work and that was so for thousands of years.

Today, mega-churches promote greed. If Jesus did exist and looks on still, I doubt he approves of the excesses of religious leaders today. I think the bible mentions an unpleasant fate for false prophets.

@@gaslitworldf.melissab2897 They were selling spoiled goods and sick animals for the sacrifices in the temple. They were not just merchants but crooked ones. May be that Jesus also did away with animal sacrifice so maybe that was part of it. Jesus was not angry. He had to act like he was or let some think that but he was just getting their attention. Think of parents that must discipline a young child. They love the kid so much they do not want to chastise the kid but it is for it's own good.

What kind of church? I go with family during holidays and I have never heard of anything like that

Hey there Buddha you better get your own corner.

Fictional people never existed.

Idiocy

I know im fckn dead at how he violently threw that table😂

I don't think Israeli fighter jets were bombing what's left of Palestine. I may be wrong.

@@Mike-hu3pp In 1988 the Palestine National Council meeting in Algiers proclaimed the establishment of the State of Palestine

@@Mike-hu3pp Taking stock. By more than 1,000 years, “Israel” predates “Palestine.” The land then became home primarily to an Arab population, again for more than a millennium. Both Jews and Arabs thus have a legitimate claim to the land. The Israeli-Palestinian conflict has seen myriad wrongs and brutalities on both sides

The region where Israel is located was referred to as “Palestine” at least as early as the 5th century BC. Writings from such men as Aristotle, Herodotus, and Plutarch all refer to this area as “Palestine.” This term is believed to come from Masoretic Hebrew biblical texts. Some scholars think that the word Palestine means “land of the Philistines”-the region definitely included the place where the Philistines lived in Canaan-but there is no consensus on that meaning. The main difference between Israel and Palestine is that Israel is a nation, and Palestine has historically been a geographical region with unofficial, fluctuating boundaries. The nation of Israel should be distinguished from the land region of Palestine, defined as an “area of the eastern Mediterranean region, comprising parts of modern Israel and the Palestinian territories of the Gaza Strip (along the coast of the Mediterranean Sea) and the West Bank (west of the Jordan River)” (Fraser, P., Bickerton, I., et al., “Palestine,” Encyclopedia Britannica, www.britannica.com/place/Palestine, accessed 10/24/23). Before the kingdom of Israel existed, the region was called “Canaan.” The region delineated as “Canaan” or, later, “Palestine” is not necessarily the same as the boundaries for Israel described in the Bible. God brought the descendants of Israel/Jacob out of Egypt into the land He had promised to their ancestor Abraham (Genesis 15:17-21; Joshua 1:1-9). Based upon the dimensions of the land found in the Abrahamic Covenant, Israel’s land promise remains yet to be fulfilled; even at the peak of the Davidic kingdom, the territory occupied by Israel did not match the promise. We believe the land promise must be literally fulfilled in the future. The word Palestine only occurs one time in the Bible, and only in the King James Version, in Joel 3:4. (Palestina is found in Isaiah 14:29 and 31 in the KJV.) The Hebrew word Pelesheth refers to a region along the south Mediterranean coast of Israel. That word is found in Exodus 15:14; Psalm 60:8; 83:7; 87:4; and 108:9. It is usually translated “Philistia.” The name of the region of Palestine has varied throughout history. Prior to AD 135, the Romans called the land “Judea and Galilee.” That changed when Emperor Hadrian brutally suppressed the Jewish Resistance movement and occupied Judea. The Romans began calling the land “Syria Palaestina” after two of Israel’s historic enemies (Syria and Philistia); Hadrian built a temple to Jupiter on Israel’s temple mount, made Jerusalem a Roman colony, and renamed the city “Aelia Capitalina.” For centuries afterward, the area was called “Palestine,” following the lead of the Romans, and the term Palestine entered our lexicon-the name became so common that respected Bible commentators have used it (e.g., McGee, Pentecost, Chafer, and Ryrie), and some Bible translations use the term (see the section heading for Joshua 11 in the NASB). Prior to their national independence in 1948, Jewish groups adopted the “Palestine” label for themselves as a regional designation: the Israel Philharmonic Orchestra was originally called the Palestine Symphony Orchestra, and the original name for the Jerusalem Post was the Palestine Post. Both of those entities were founded in the 1930s. Arabs who live in the former mandated Palestine, excluding those who live in Israel, are often called “Palestinians” today, but the idea of Palestinians as a distinct people group is relatively recent. Arab inhabitants of Palestine only began to refer to themselves as “Palestinians” in the early 1900s. They never had a separate state and largely considered themselves as part of the larger, global community of Arabs or Muslims. Today, the word Palestine is still used to designate a land region, but it has also taken on political connotations. In November 2012, the U.N. General Assembly voted to upgrade the Palestinian Authority’s observer status at the United Nations from “entity” to “non-member state” (see www.reuters.com/article/us-palestinians-statehood-idUSBRE8AR0EG20121201, accessed 10/24/23). The vote gave informal recognition of the existence of the sovereign state of Palestine

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Great comment carpathia thank you

He has sold a lot of those little wooden crosses, quite a markup on those too 🤷🏽‍♂️

in Shamboogian dialect it means "he who makes kasha knishes"

And his last name is Wong, don't know where everyone got Christ.

The pax Romana didn't quite work out for Judea though.

Yes he was but a carpenter was a full on builder back then including stone work.

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There was temple money that you needed to purchase the sacrificial animal. They would not allow other money to be used

Hagaar was a Viking king known as The Horrible and greatly feared.

Yes! Free Palestine from terrorist rule!

Amen. And praise God your heart is healed! He healed mine too when I was 35. I've never been the same. I used to think being born again was a joke but He profoundly changed my life and now I know that He really is the way, the truth, and the life. ❤

AWESOME!@@m.willow11

What was wrong with you heart?

The heart specialist said,after having a heart echo done and wearing a monitor 30 days and other tests and things,, the wiring of my heart had been like ripping major things out of a car, I used a breathing drug, aburterol and was allergic, and my heart stopped keeping rhythm, going from 20 beats to 170 beats random, could not sustain a rhythm, they were going to stop and start it, and then put in a pacemaker, gave me medicine to take in mean time, I did not take it as it said be in a hospital monitors and I was home in the country,so,pretty desolate and could not care for my small child well anymore, I was told by the holy spirit to ask JESUS ,cuz I could not brush my daughters hair anymore, and etc and HE DID COME IN 2 SEC and heal me, @@mynameisfrank6519

​@@mynameisfrank6519 🪶 The "Heart", spiritually speaking, is your authentic self . . . the core of your being. It is where all your dreams, your desires, and your passions live. It is that part of you that connects with God and other people. Just like your physical body, if your heart . . . your spiritual heart . . . dies, your leadership dies. 🪶 The Lord is close to the brokenhearted and saves those who are crushed in spirit. Though you may feel defeated, God is closer than you realize. He can heal your heart. 🪶 The natural condition of the sinful heart is to take credit for all that is good and to blame God for all that is bad. Prayer will never flow from a proud heart that credits self and blames God. 🪶 God is capable of healing all wounds.

Beautiful, yes. Peaceful? Not until Jesus returns.

It cannot be peaceful as long as they are under the rule of Israel, but no one goes for the 2 state solution. The orthodox want to commit genocide upon Palestinians.

Lifespans were still reasonably long, the average life expectancy was brought down largely because of infant mortality rates (lots more children died at birth or below the age of 5).

940 years for a few of them. That’s what the Bible says.

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As compared to 99% of human history, yes. As compared to the present age, no.

@@mikejones7593 Hey fire and brimstone just don't look back or you'll be turned into a pilar of salt. Famine and the rest of the four horsemen must be coming along soon.

Having fun at the beach?

@@user-ol8fn2dy8h why do you think the Jews want Gaza. Waterfront property on the Mediterranean duh.