Anonymous ID: 118bfc April 1, 2023, 10:46 a.m. No.18621821   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>1853

>>18621763

tyb

>>18621762 pb

The actual book and collection of scriptures came from Constantine's Council of Nicaea. Before him, the scriptures that originally came from jews now had greeks getting involved and writing their own biblical accounts. The scriptures needed to be canonized. There is a possibility of other Gospels but written in Koine Greek. Canonization would have left those scriptures out (meaning there are more writings about Jesus that have been lost, or hidden). There would be no Gospels if not for what has been deduced is the first one. The book of Mark. Without Mark, you get no Mathew or Luke that use Mark as a reference….and one other book that has been lost. It's called the Q Source.

 

Check it out.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Q_source

Anonymous ID: 118bfc April 1, 2023, 11:08 a.m. No.18621961   🗄️.is 🔗kun

>>18621853

The Torah is said to have been passed down from the biblical figure Moses of the Exodus from where the tribes of Israel get their laws from. The Ten Commandments were a progressive step in authoritative law which before that the law was basically Hammurabi's law, 'An eye for an eye'. Genesis seems to be a re-writing of thousands of years of philosophical and mythical explanations of our reality and how we came to be. It's all there, Egyptian (7 years of plenty, 7 years of famine), Sumerians (Enuma Elish, flood of Gilgamesh, being put into basket and thrown into river, the Nephilim giants, the Anunaki), Canaanite/Phoenician (the Leviathan)….I will be here all day writing all the connections that have been accounted for in the Torah alone that at that time, was the most progressive and intelligent writings that had ever been produced about the matter coming out of the middle east.

 

Who wrote the Torah (first five books of the bible), is actually unknown. There is no information that has survived considering how many times everything was destroyed and had to be rebuilt and re-founded even by remembering vocal traditions being spoken as the tradition like the Mishnah that was never supposed to be written down but the loss of so much documentation in the ancient wars concerning Babylon, the Seleucid Greeks and then finally the Romans which under Hadrian, erased Israel from the map and renamed it Palestine.

 

The writings are historic but many parts of it are not literal and may be as parabolic and metaphorical as Hollywood movies. What matters is the wisdom and truth one can receive studying the scriptures which any and all truth and measurement is the real word of God and the true magical supernatural powers one can receive from being as wise as they can be, is gaining a sight in which one can determine much and deduce much and even predict things before actually knowing.

Anonymous ID: 118bfc April 1, 2023, 11:23 a.m. No.18622016   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>2021

>>18621994

Maybe like Talcum X, Rachel Dolezal, AOC and Pocahontas, the real devil worshipers live by the lie. They live using people. They live deceiving and using magic and God. They trick others and take advantage of them. You will find these kinds of people everywhere because it's not a matter of identity but human condition.

 

Basically there are people calling themselves jews and they are not. There are people calling themselves christians too, and they are not. Wolves in sheep's clothing. The father of all lies. That old snake that fooled the world.

Anonymous ID: 118bfc April 1, 2023, 11:37 a.m. No.18622070   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>2112 >>2114

>>18622051

It's the commies. They did it to the Germans under the Weimar Republic that was installed at the end of the WW1. The communists ran a revolution on Germany. Everything we have experienced from attacks on our national anthem, statues torn down, gayness favored censoring, corruption, everything….they did it to the Germans and the reaction was Hitler and the NAZIS.

 

That's why the NAZIS hated commies so much and vice versa.

Anonymous ID: 118bfc April 1, 2023, 11:43 a.m. No.18622112   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>2584

>>18622070 me

First homosexual movement

The first homosexual movement thrived in Germany from the late nineteenth century until 1933. The movement began in Germany because of a confluence of factors, including the criminalization of sex between men and the country's relatively lax censorship

 

The first homosexual movement's infrastructure of bars, clubs, associations, and publications was shut down in March 1933, shortly after the Nazi seizure of power. The previous month, a Reich decree had ordered the closing of all homosexual establishments and seizure of all publications.[256] Brand initially celebrated the destruction of Radszuweit's and Hirschfeld's organizations. To his chagrin, the police raided his house five times and stole all his photographs, six thousand magazine issues, and many books.[257][258] Radszuweit's company was subjected to similar raids. Hirschfeld was abroad during the Nazi takeover on a lecture tour for the World League for Sexual Reform. The Institute for Sex Research was raided on 6 May by the SA in coordination with German students. Books from the institute's library were publicly burned on 10 May in Opernplatz. The WLSR and the Institute for Sex Research's offices were both destroyed.[258][259]

 

The WhK voted to dissolve itself on 8 June. Many homosexual organizations attempted to destroy membership lists and other information that the Nazis could use to target dissidents, and activists made agreements to keep quiet about their activities to protect their former members.[260] Catholic and Protestant churches praised the Nazis' anti-gay crackdown.[261] In twelve years, 50,000 men were convicted under Paragraph 175 and thousands were imprisoned in Nazi concentration camps. The persecution of homosexuals in Nazi Germany is considered the most severe persecution of homosexual men in history.[262][263]

Anonymous ID: 118bfc April 1, 2023, 12:05 p.m. No.18622200   🗄️.is 🔗kun

>>18622168

I forgot to take the audio out. Was supposed to be them dancing to the song you posted. I like that song Paddy's Lamentations though anyways. As for your Irish comment, that's just rude, antagonistic and divisive.