HOLY CRAP! Tim Burchett is GOING OFF this morning over how BAD insider stock trading is in DC. I have NOT seen him this FIRED UP like this ever before.
"You know, everybody talks about this place being a dadgum swamp. It's NOT a swamp. A swamp is something cool God created. It filters water, animal life lives and flourishes around it."
"[Washington DC] is a SEWER and it needs to STOP."
"Everybody wants to knock Pelosi. Heck, she's not even in the TOP 10... This body has been enriching itself on the taxpayers’ money."
"This place is as CROOKED as a dog’s leg."
"Let’s quit with this nonsense. Let’s give America a reason to trust Congress for once in our MISERABLE lives. This is our chance to STAND UP and say we hear what you’re saying, we are going to fix this dadgum problem, but probably won’t do it and I’ll remained ticked off the rest of the day because of this and it needs to STOP."
I wish EVERY LAST member of Congress had this kind of visceral reaction to the American people getting F*CKED.
Godspeed @timburchett, I will pray for your sanity.
@M_p298@Alicia_Bittle_ I’ve got four kiddos myself, all birthed naturally, so I get it! It sure hits every woman different. Just make sure you’re getting tons of collagen and healthy fats, and yes, slather on that castor oil every day after your shower or bath or at night before going to bed! 👍
@JodoTweets@MechMedic Well, to be comparable, she’d have to have three more babies, come down with Hashimoto’s disease and be in at least her 50s. Try being judgmental then.
😭 I’m never surprised how deep the Scriptures go…but man…this one is simply beautiful ❤️
Grasp it…🙏
“The woman at the well in John 4. Who is she? A harlot who goes through men like water? A victim of cruel men who either die or get bored of her?
The underlying reasons for those questions are important. But what if we are simply coming to the story with 21st century concerns instead of looking for what the context and its symbols are telling us?
What symbols? John 4 comes right after John 3. And what is at the tail end of John 3? John the Baptist talking in symbols: he’s the best man introducing the Great Groom (Christ) who strides forth, coming for his Bride.
And then what do we have at the start of John 4? That very Groom, walking toward another symbol: a well. A well he just “had” to come to (v.4). Why? What was so important about this particular well?
This is when our Old Testament alarm bells should start ringing. It was Jacob’s well. He had to go to *Jacob’s* well.
Why? Because Jacob is one of Israel’s patriarchs. And who, exactly, meets Israel’s patriarchs when they arrive at a well? A bride.
Abraham, the father of nations, orchestrates the match between his son and a bride there: Isaac and Rebekah. Isaac’s son, too, meets his wife at a well: Jacob and Rachel. And don’t forget Moses and Zipporah meet at a well, too.
Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, Moses: meeting a bride at a well runs right through all their stories.
So when we see John 3 bring up the symbol of a Groom and John 4 bring up the symbol of a well, our hand should hood our eyes as we scan the horizon. Who will the bride be? What kind of match is the Heavenly Father, the father of nations, striking up for his Son at this well (in broad daylight, by the way)? The fair Rachel? The weak Leah?
No. She’s even more surprising. It is fitting that the camera would pan to the Samaritan woman as the symbol of Christ’s Bride: a biblical symbol that represents the church. For as we know, as a Samaritan, she’s both Jew and Gentile in one. And so is the church.
Here is the Bride that Christ is interested in: the one who went through so many grooms that failed her, the one no one wants to talk to,
@VigilantFox@joerogan This is appalling, but sadly not unexpected for someone who shares the real unvarnished truth that others are trying to hide. Praying for you @VigilantFox ! @elonmusk ?
@magically_amber@EricLDaugh Same here—my dad was an abusive addict. The Bible acknowledges that we live in a fallen world & doesn’t teach that a woman must stay with her abuser. I pray you can look past the unrighteous judgements of those who falsely claim to follow Him and discover Jesus for yourself. 💖🙏
@Moon_River05 @SteveJayUSA @EricLDaugh@Alexand59915804 The problem with this is that Christianity doesn’t change. You and anyone else are certainly welcome to hold so-called progressive beliefs that contradict the Bible, but you cannot be a Christian and do so. Pope Francis, may he rest in peace, was a disaster in this regard.