Buck

Nordic, Anglo-Celt/Teutonic Stock Israelite

[cat 🐈 @iamthecat69]

"It is a shameful spectacle to see how the whole 'Democratic' world is oozing sympathy for the poor tormented jewish people, but remains hard hearted & obdurate when it comes to helping them!" - Adolf Hitler⚡️

[Buck @IshraelElect]

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[Christian @cabarrdream]

AH on Women's Rights

[Christian @cabarrdream]

AH on Cultural Decay

[♱ @DreamlinerCo]

The Apparition of Jesus, by Laurent de La Hyre (1650)

[Christian @cabarrdream]

Prayer from Adolf Hitler on May 1st, 1933

[Our Adamic Race @ouradamicrace]

Did you know Scotland's "Declaration of Independence” from 1320 claims that Europeans are the people of the Bible?

[Buck @IshraelElect]

@WheatAmongTares In the Old Testament, God's presence dwelt in the physical tent/tabernacle built by Moses in the wilderness (Exodus 25:8–9). In John 1:14, Jesus becomes the living, mobile "tent" or dwelling place of God's glory among humanity.

[Buck @IshraelElect]

@WheatAmongTares Greek Word: The verb used in these passages is skēnoō, which means to pitch a tent, dwell, or tabernacle, coming from the noun skēnē (tent or tabernacle).

[Buck @IshraelElect]

@WheatAmongTares John 1:14 (Berean Annotated Bible / Literal translations): "The Word became flesh and made His dwelling among us (and tabernacled among us). We have seen His glory, the glory of the one and only Son... full of grace and truth."

[Buck @IshraelElect]

@WheatAmongTares Revelation 21:3 (Berean Literal Bible): "Behold, the tabernacle of God is with men, and He will tabernacle with them, and they will be His peoples, and God Himself will be with them as their God."

[Buck @IshraelElect]

@WheatAmongTares In the Old Testament, God's presence dwelt in the physical tent/tabernacle built by Moses in the wilderness (Exodus 25:8–9). In John 1:14, Jesus becomes the living, mobile "tent" or dwelling place of God's glory among humanity.

[Buck @IshraelElect]

https://t.co/kYLvFMxInX

[Buck @IshraelElect]

@WheatAmongTares Greek Word: The verb used in these passages is skēnoō, which means to pitch a tent, dwell, or tabernacle, coming from the noun skēnē (tent or tabernacle).

[Buck @IshraelElect]

@WheatAmongTares John 1:14 (Berean Annotated Bible / Literal translations): "The Word became flesh and made His dwelling among us (and tabernacled among us). We have seen His glory, the glory of the one and only Son... full of grace and truth."

[Buck @IshraelElect]

@WheatAmongTares Revelation 21:3 (Berean Literal Bible): "Behold, the tabernacle of God is with men, and He will tabernacle with them, and they will be His peoples, and God Himself will be with them as their God."