She is the thread that connects our past to our future. The keepers of our culture, the builders of our homes, and the mothers of the next generation.
To honor the European woman is to protect the very soul of our continent.
Respect her, protect her, elevate her.
First of all she’s saying Arabs for one side and then #Jews for the other. One is an ethnic group the other is a term that says a person is a follower of the First Abrahamic religion of Judaism.
#ISRAEL is not the face of Judaism. The Askkanazi settlers are not actually Jewish
Well the false #god Yahweh is confused because the story of Noah’s ark was plagiarized by the #Hebrews while they rightfully got humbled and exiled into #Babylon#Christianity is a joke
66 or 73 books? Let's talk about this...
If we are going to talk about the canon of Scripture, we start here: God is not confused about His own Word. The Lord who speaks clearly is fully able to preserve and identify His revelation. The issue is not whether there is a canon, but whether we will recognize the one God has established. When examined carefully, the 66 books stand on a consistent and coherent foundation.
First, the Old Testament canon was already recognized in the time of Jesus. The Jews, entrusted with the oracles of God, had a defined body of Scripture known as the Law, the Prophets, and the Writings. This matches the 39 books we have today. The apocrypha was never included or treated as Scripture by them.
Second, neither Jesus nor the apostles ever quoted the apocrypha as Scripture. They quoted the Old Testament hundreds of times with authority, using phrases like "it is written." Yet they never did this with the apocryphal books. That silence is significant.
Third, the apocrypha contains historical errors and theological contradictions. It promotes ideas that conflict with the clear teaching of salvation by grace through faith. God does not contradict Himself.
Fourth, the early church did not universally accept the apocrypha. Leaders like Jerome rejected it as Scripture, making a clear distinction between inspired books and useful writings.
Fifth, the New Testament books come from apostles or their close associates and were recognized early by the church as carrying Christ's authority. The church did not create the canon, it recognized it.
Finally, the apocrypha was officially added by the Roman Catholic Church at the Council of Trent in 1546, long after the canon was already established. That timing matters.
Taken together, the 66 books reflect a unified, preserved, and God-breathed revelation. They expose sin, reveal Christ, and call us to faithin Him.
That is why the canon stands firm at 66 books.
This account is getting too comically over the top 😂 Christianity worships men. That’s the takeaway. Fucking evil worshippers of men, that’s all Christianity is