🧵According to the Jewish religion, the end of the world and accompanying atonement for the sins of the Jewish people will be brought about by the destruction of Christianity and its stewards: Edom/Amelek (which, conflated, is what they call the European people).
They believe that the tool of the destruction of Christianity and Edom/Amelek is Ishmael (Muslims religiously, racially Arabs and Africans).
This thread will present them telling you this in their own words. Keep these videos handy, and save them locally. Give them to your pastor. If you're afraid to, then I'm afraid you don't have a pastor.
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Denmark Was Once a Giant.
In 1028, a single Danish king ruled England, Denmark, and Norway.
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So Sey’s children are now fatherless because he broke the law just like how he grew up without a father.
But if you point out this pattern, your mentions become filled with angry people saying you aren’t a Christian for noticing.
Hold For Ice, Straight Outta Butler
Strap in bros, new turf war
Mr. @SlowToWrite may claim he isn't Black, or, if he is, that it's somehow trivial; but it seems that Butler county jail in the great state of Ohio says otherwise.
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"Ackshually, I'm not just a Christian; I'm a theologian."
*heads to seminary*
It is almost impossible to express with words how destructive this maneuver has been for the Church.
"For my thoughts are not your thoughts, neither are your ways my ways," saith the spiritualist.
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Simulation of light passing through different lenses, mirrors, and prisms.
[🎞️ thebrainmaze]
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“Loser theology” is not unique to dispensationalism, as demonstrated by the Christian Pirate and his guest in a one hour struggle session about conspiracy theories.
First, Pastor Bryan explains all of existence in terms of the Hegelian Dialectic (one of the main foundations for communism). He thus argues that it is fruitless to indulge in conspiracy theories since you’ll just get stuck in that cycle.
Then, Bryan advocates for doormat Christianity in which we ought to submit ourselves to foreign spies and Bill Gates vaccines, because death is the worst thing that could happen, so who really cares? I could actually think of many things worse than death, which Bryan refuses to even consider in this reckless dialogue.
Finally, Chris jumps in with a passage from Revelation, which he apparently believes is normative for all of church history. Even just some cursory knowledge of the last 2000 years would show that’s not the case. He believes there’s so much piety in being a loser. To be fair, he’s doing a great job of filling that role.
Just as an aside, Brian asking, “How can I get rage-baited by Twitter?” as a rhetorical question was absolutely perfect. Chris loves to crash out on Twitter over “racists” and “Nazis.”
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In November 1945 the International Military Tribunal opened at Nuremberg.
Nahum Goldmann, later president of the World Jewish Congress, reported that the tribunal was the brain-child of World Jewish Congress officials. Only after persistent effort were they able to persuade Allied leaders to accept the idea.
Soviet judge Iola T. Nikitchenko stated at the planning conference: “The fact that the Nazi leaders are criminals has already been established. The task of the Tribunal is only to determine the measure of guilt of each particular person and mete out the necessary punishment.”
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Replying to @oldluth
I spend a lot of time traveling for work and as such frequently sing the Lord’s song in strange lands. I can honestly say that I have spent more time with scripture and the catechisms in hotel rooms than almost anywhere else.
Matthew 6:6
People frequently ask me, whether in my mentions or via DMs,
"What should I do on Sunday if my options for church are terrible?"
Nothing is stopping you from sanctifying the Lord's Day in your own home
"What comes next?"
I don't know. Tomorrow is not given; today is
When your "best local option" for public worship is "the most orthodox lesbian", literally or figuratively, guess what? You don't have a local option for public worship. Not yet, and maybe not ever
Does that mean you personally are cursed or abandoned by God? No, it does not
@bonifacegroup posts Old Lutheran worship resources every week
Use them. I know several people who do, and I'm sure that there are plenty of others who are unknown to me who do as well
Stop waiting for something glamorous, exciting, and momentous to "be part of"
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An additional recommendation: Luther's Epistle sermon for Trinity 19.
All of Luther's postils are excellent, but this one in particular has the distinction of being cited in the Lutheran Confessions.
Listen here: oldluth.com/2023/10/21/old-l…; the text is linked.
HT: @oldluth
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Worship materials for Trinity 19 are posted.
"But that ye may know that the Son of Man hath power on earth to forgive sins, (then saith He to the sick of the palsy,) Arise, take up thy bed, and go unto thine house. And he arose, and departed to his house."
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Fun trivia:
The previous largest effort of denaturalization was the Mexican Repatriation from 1929-1939.
Started by the Hoover admin and continued by FDR somewhere between 1-2 million Mexicans were removed from the United States, with 60% being legal citizens.
RETVRN
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Per this Lutheran Church – Missouri Synod representative, ethnic Germans are too hard to evangelize, so the LCMS missions is Germany is instead explicitly migrant focused.
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> The LCMS admits that most migrants from the Middle East to Germany are 20 year old men
> They admit that a large part of their mission in Germany is coaching these men to convincingly pass as Christians in their asylum interviews
> How is this not the LCMS enabling invasion?



























