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It took my husband and I 15 years to get to where we are and a lot of praying. We arenât rich but we are comfortable and we make due with what we have. We also have 5 children (4 adults and 1 teen now). Complaining and negativity get you nowhere. With God, anything is possible đ
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I need to address this.
First, it claims that certain animals were deemed unclean due to a lack of understanding or technology for proper preservation and preparation.
What this is really saying is
âYHWH lacked the foresight to impart knowledge about which animals could safely be consumed.â
Next, it explains the rationale for prohibiting the mixing of fabrics.
So let me get this straight:
YHWH apparently failed to anticipate the need for advanced technology and methods to safely prepare these unclean animals, only permitting their consumption later after Jay-Zeus committed suicide, yet YHWH was fully aware of vibrational frequencies and the reasons why Israel should avoid blending fabrics.
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Stuff like this is why atheist exist.
Foods were unclean because they were literally unclean and they didn't have the understanding or technology to properly preserve and prepare them. It was a Father protecting His children before they could understand Trichinosis.
Fabrics were not to be mixed because linen carries a frequency of 5000hz (where as polyester is nearly 0hz) and wool cancels the properties of linen. He used Linen for his priests because they amplify the spirit.
Did God give Adam a wife or a husband?
Homosexuality has always been a rebellion against God's design and it leads to culture like we have now where gay men are trying to create artificial wombs and sex robots to replace women entirely.
Abolish the laws of Moses but Genesis still stands.
"Male and Female He made them."
"Be fruitful and multiply. "
Recently heard a black woman say that âyou shouldnât be hating on food stamps when you work to pay for food thatâs grown for free because thatâs not a flexâŚâ
They really believe that Farmers are just out here growing free food, like it doesnât cost money, time, and labor đ¤Śââď¸
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Christianity heavily drew from 1 Enoch and other Second Temple Jewish texts to shape its theology, particularly its apocalyptic and mystical elements. Concepts like the pre-existent Son of Man, cosmic judgment, and angelic hierarchies in 1 Enoch provided a framework early Christians adapted to define Jesusâ identity and mission.
For example, 1 Enoch 48:2-6 describes the Son of Man as chosen before creation and a light to the nations, echoing New Testament passages like John 8:12 (Jesus as the light of the world) and Matthew 24:30 (the Son of Man coming in glory). Jude 1:14-15 directly quotes 1 Enoch 1:9, showing clear reliance on these texts beyond the Torah.
These ideas were not central to Torah-focused Pharisaic or later rabbinic Judaism, which emphasized covenantal law and practical observance. Instead, they flourished in apocalyptic groups like the Essenes, who embraced mystical speculation. Early Christians, many of whom were Jewish, saw Jesus as fulfilling these apocalyptic visions and used Enochic concepts to present him as the divine, pre-existent Messiahâa perspective not supported by the Torah. The Enochic texts werenât written to prefigure Christianity but were part of a wider Second Temple apocalyptic tradition that Christians repurposed.
Later rabbis likely marginalized 1 Enoch to distance Judaism from these ideas, especially as Christians leveraged them to support claims about Jesus, which may have felt like a theological appropriation. In essence, Christianity didnât merely borrow from these Jewish apocalyptic textsâit built its theological foundation by reinterpreting them to craft a new narrative.
Really? How many Christians eat pork? How many claim the Torah is âdone away withâ? How many call you a Pharisee for pointing out the laws in Torah? Zero proof of Jesus being a âMessiahâ. Isaiah 2 points to Yah alone. Stop replacing him with your idol Zeus.
One of the greatest proofs that Jesus is the Messiah is that billions of Gentiles throughout history have embraced and lived by the moral and ethical teachings of the Torah.
According to Isaiah 2, one of the Messiahâs roles is to bring the Torah to the nations.
Though Gentile Christians may not describe it as âkeeping Torah,â in practice, that is exactly what they are doing.
This is thanks to Jesus and the writings of the New Testament.
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The consistent Christian tactic when debating someone who rejects NT authority is to quote the NT. It reveals a fundamental failure to understand the debate. You can't prove a text's authority by quoting the text itself. It's circular and shows no grasp of the Hebrew Bible."
Well then, youâre retarded. Tylenol has never been safe during pregnancy or for children and some of us have known this for years. But hey, thatâs what happens when you trust Doctors instead of doing your own research đ More proof that a medical degree doesnât make you smart.
âSatanâ isnât mentioned in Genesis at all, and Ezekiel is speaking of the King of Tyre. âSatanâ is not a proper noun nor a name. It means âadversaryâ and is used for many different people (including God and angels) in the OT. Your story is completely false.
According to Ezekiel 28, this is what "Satan" looked like when he was in the garden of Eden, or something similar.
He appeared to Eve as an angelic being of light covered in dazzling gemstones and precious metals.
This is not widely understood, however, because many people mistakenly read the "Serpent" language in Genesis 3 literally, when it is meant to be read as a figurative and symbolic description of Satan.
In other words, Ezekiel 28 gives the literal picture of Satan in the Garden of Eden whereas Genesis 3 gives the symbolic picture, just like the Gospels give the literal picture of Jesus as a man whereas the book of Revelation describes him symbolically as a Lamb.
Accepting this one subtle shift in perspective on the Serpent in Genesis 3 will help you in a number of practical ways, one of which is that it will open up the true meaning of the first prophecy in the Bible, which was delivered by God to the Serpent in Genesis 3:14-15.
Seriously, many people radically misinterpret the first prophetic statement God ever makes in the Bible because they fail to understand the use of symbolism in Genesis 3, especially when Satan is invovled.
If you want to explore all of this further, I have a 70 minute lecture on this precise topic in my new online course, The Eschatology of Moses.
I cover all the different views on the Serpent and how the Hebrew word usage in Genesis 3 supports a symbolic reading, and then I tie all of this into the prophecy in verses 14-15.
Plus, this lesson on the Serpent in Genesis 3 is one of four FREE lessons in this course, which you can access through the link in my profile.
Check it out and let me know your thoughts.
If you can keep an open mind, I really think it will help you understand Genesis 3 in a much deeper way, and I also think it will help you get a lot more out of this passage in terms of practical application and relevance to your everyday life.
"Satan disguises himself as an angel of light." (2 Cor. 11:14)
Click the profile link to THE MARANATHA SCHOOL OF BIBLE PROPHECY to learn more.
