“The King will reply, 'Truly I tell you, whatever you did for one of the least of these brothers and sisters of mine, you did for me.'"
Matthew 25:40
If you want to know my politics, it’s that.
The Bronze serpent was created for them to venerate to heal the Israelites (Numbers 21). When they started worshiping it that is when it was destroyed.
This, what is happening below, isn’t adoration. Its veneration of a Holy person, St. Agatha. We do not worship Saints. We venerate their relics and that is Biblical (2 Kings 13:21, 2 Kings 2:13-14).
Hind Rajab's mother posted this after 'israel' admitted they murdered her 5 year old daughter:
'I am the mother of Hind Rajab.
After more than two years, the "israeli" military has finally acknowledged that its forces opened fire on the car in which Hind and my family were trapped, and that it will open a criminal investigation, despite denying this at the time.
But I want to say this clearly: opening an investigation is not justice.
Hind was a frightened and injured child, trapped inside the car among the bodies of her family members, pleading with the world to save her. The paramedics who went to rescue her were later killed.
Why was there no investigation when Hind was begging for help? Why was there no investigation when the paramedics went to save her? And why, after more than two years?
I do not want a closed military investigation. I want an independent, transparent investigation and genuine accountability for everyone responsible.
Hind is not just a news story or a case reopened because of international pressure.
Hind is my daughter, and I will continue to demand the truth and justice for her, my family, and the paramedics who tried to save her.
Opening an investigation is a long-overdue step.
Justice has not yet begun.'
The original post from Hind's mother Wesam:
https://t.co/NQqgLH2I5y
So whose skull is that, that they have kept for ages and they adore it like that?? Isn’t this Idolatry that the Bible condemns?? The whole catholic community rotates on idolatry!
♰🇬🇬 SMALLEST CONSECRATED CHAPEL IN THE WORLD 🇬🇬♰
🎥 The Little Chapel, Les Vauxbelets valley of Saint Andrew, Guernsey Island 🇬🇬
A miniature replica of the Grotto and Basilica at Lourdes in France. It was primarily the life's work of Brother Déodat Antoine (born Antoine Treilhaud), a French monk who arrived in Guernsey in December 1913 after his religious order, the Brothers of the Christian Schools, fled France due to laws banning faith schools.
The chapel is notable for its unique Picassiette decoration, featuring thousands of pieces of broken china, seashells, and pebbles collected by Brother Déodat. It is considered one of the smallest consecrated chapels in the world, measuring just 16 feet by 9 feet (approx. 5m x 3m), and is often described as Guernsey's biggest tourist attraction.
The current structure is the third version built by Brother Déodat:
First Chapel (March 1914): Measured only 9 feet by 4.5 feet; demolished overnight after criticism from fellow brothers for being too small.
Second Chapel (1914–1923): Measured 9 feet by 6 feet; demolished in September 1923 after the Bishop of Portsmouth was unable to fit through the doorway to celebrate Mass.
Third Chapel (1923–1939): The current 16ft x 9ft structure. Construction began in 1923 and took decades, but was interrupted by World War II in 1939 when Brother Déodat returned to France due to ill health, never seeing the chapel fully completed. He died without seeing the finished work.
After Brother Déodat's departure, Brother Cephas continued decorating the chapel until his retirement in 1965. The chapel's fame grew significantly after an illustrated article in the Daily Mirror prompted global donations of china and materials. Today, it is maintained by The Little Chapel Foundation and remains open to the public, often requiring self-guided tours through a one-way system due to its small size.
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Actually, this story from John doesn't appear in any copies of John's gospel until about 900–1000 years after the death of Jesus.
The story is no doubt a later fabrication.