>“He didn't plagiarize. He copied.”
only if he cited the source, which he didn't
kinda like the old, "I didn't steel it. I just found it"
sad that's the best defense she can come up with
notable(if not already in)
US Supreme Court has just given 40 US states the green light to begin issuing their own gold and silver-backed currencies.
Nixon's secretary of state Kissinger was the inside leaker who created the problems that were hurting Nixon as President. Kissinger was advising Nixon and Kissinger came up with the plan for the break in to find "the leaker". Kissinger, in his own words, hated Nixon because instead of working with the deep state to further destroy America, Nixon loved America.
That may be where I read it years ago. Kissinger set the whole Watergate break in up. Multiple soldiers in Viet Nam reported (later) in detail being raped by Kissinger.
>Because you literally have to admit you were once wrong
the most difficult part for most
more pride than desire to learn
can never move forward if pride comes first
millions vaxxed is testimony to that
o7
if that's the case we should go back to breaking links (been a while since we did that)
Betelgeuse Means The Coming (Mal 3:2) Of The Branch
Now on to the Gospel of The Stars by Seiss and Bullinger’s Witness of The Stars. Is this another sign that Jesus is soon about to come for us in the clouds? Betelguese has been acting odd for a little while and astronomers are watching wide eyed to see if it will actually go supernova. If it is a shout out to warn of how close Jesus is to rapturing us then perhaps we shall see sooner than later. Besides the article above there are so many more for you to read if you do an online search. Read this and ponder. In the relevant links below I have my old blog post there for more info and links to read Seiss and Bullinger’s books for free.
This is very interesting to me because: “The brightest, a (in the right shoulder), is named Betelgeuz, which means the coming (Zechariah 3:8, Zechariah 6:12, Malachi 3:2) of the branch.”
Job 9:9
who made the Bear and Orion, the Pleiades and the chambers of the south;
Job 38:31
“Can you bind the chains of the Pleiades or loose the cords of Orion?
Amos 5:8
He who made the Pleiades and Orion, and turns deep darkness into the morning and darkens the day into night, who calls for the waters of the sea and pours them out on the surface of the earth, the Lord is his name;
moar
https://but-thatsjustme.com/betelgeuse-means-the-coming-mal-32-of-the-branch/
This picture is to show that the coming one is no mere animal, but a man: a mighty, triumphant, glorious prince.
He is so pictured in the ancient Denderah Zodiac, where we see a man coming forth pointing to the three bright stars (Rigel, Bellatrix, and Betelguez) as his. His name is given as Ha-ga-t, which means this is he who triumphs. The hieroglyphic characters below read Oar. Orion was anciently spelt Oarion, from the Hebrew root, which means light. So that Orion means coming forth as light. The ancient Akkadian was Ur-ana, the light of heaven.
Orion is the most brilliant of all the constellations, and when he comes to the meridian he is accompanied by several adjacent constellations of great splendour. There is then above the horizon the most glorious view of the celestial bodies that the starry firmament affords; and this magnificent view is visible to all the habitable world, because the equinoctial line (or solstitial colure) passes nearly through the middle of Orion.
ARATUS thus sings of him:
“Eastward, beyond the region of the Bull,
Stands great Orion. And who, when night is clear,
Beholds him gleaming bright, shall cast his eyes in vain
To find a Sign more glorious in all heaven.”
The constellation is mentioned by name, as being perfectly well known both by name and appearance, in the time of Job; and as being an object of familiar knowledge at that early period of the world’s history. See Job 9:9; 38:31, and Amos 5:8 (Heb. Chesil, which means a strong one, a hero, or giant).
It contains 78 stars, two being of the 1st magnitude, four of the 2nd, four of the 3rd, sixteen of the 4th, etc.
A little way below i (in the sword) is a very remarkable nebulous star. A common telescope will show that it is a beautiful nebula. A powerful telescope reveals it as consisting of collections of nebulous stars, these again being surrounded by faint luminous points, which still more powerful telescopes would resolve into separate stars.
Thus beautifully is set forth the brilliancy and glory of that Light which shall break forth when the moment comes for it to be said, “Arise, shine, for thy light is come.”
The picture presents us with “the Light of the world.” His left foot is significantly placed upon the head of the enemy. He is girded with a glorious girdle, studded with three brilliant stars; and upon this girdle is hung a sharp sword. Its handle proves that this mighty Prince is come forth in a new character. He is again proved to be “the Lamb that was slain,” for the hilt of this sword is in the form of the head and body of a lamb. In his right hand he lifts on high his mighty club; while in his left he holds forth the token of his victory–the head and skin of the “roaring lion.” We ask in wonder, “Who is this?” and the names of the stars give us the answer.
The brightest, a (in the right shoulder), is named Betelgeuz, which means the coming (Mal 3:2) of the branch.