>>24205429
Actually, Kary Mullis told us this as COVID was emerging. If you increase the Cycle Threshold with PCR you can declare anything positive.
>Jews have power because we're brave enough to sex traffic children'.
So, Jews would have no problem shooting School children in order to force nations to disarm?
>Jesus DID NOT interrupt a religious service.
The temple was a large area and parts were allowed to become a marketplace. As the OP wrote, Jesus did not interrupt a religious service, Rather, Jesus objected to misuse of the temple. Lemon also misused a house of worship for his own purposes. Jesus would have whipped the fool.
>Not 'Jews', Mossad and the corrupt Israeli apartheid dictatorship.
The original post, presumably by a Jew by the use of ''we're", used the term "Jews", Anon.
If you are serious you should quote in the original Hebrew or Greek. Latin is intermediary, at best.
>many Jews MUST be horrified by what they are reading in the Epstein drops.
No doubt. That is understood. What must also be understood is that many of these bad actors proclaim a fellowship of like-minded Jews and seek to promote and project their identities as Jews as if they were members of a criminal gang.
>don't start me on "greek" right now… please…
It wasn't me that started it. The Bible was written in Hebrew and Greek, Anon. The Christian Greek Scriptures concern Jesus Christ. If you seek legitimacy by quoting the scriptures in Latin you should defer to Greek. Latin is not the language of The Bible but rather of contemporary Rome.
>>Jews have power because we're brave enough to sex traffic children'.
So, Jews would have no problem shooting School children in order to force nations to disarm?
>lol k.ill yourself lol
That's not an argument, Anon. That's an admission that you have failed.
>The one reserved for pedophile, rapists, and people that talk at the movies?
More likely he's living it up in the Witness Protection Program. Epstein was a cover story for Maxwell's kompromat operation.
>Q: Who needs US Federal Marshals when you have Mossad?
Some who is arrested and in custody in the US. If he was under MOS control he would have simply drowned like Ghislaine's father Robert.
>He drove everyone out of the temple
No. He drove the merchants out of the courtyard of the temple. Access to the worship areas was strictly controlled. Even Kings were refused access to the areas of worship.
>No, He drove everyone out of the temple.
It was a big temple, Anon. There is no mention in the Gospels of Jesus driving out Priests or worshipers, just the merchants and money changers and those who sold sacrificial animals:
"Jesus entered the temple courts and drove out all who were buying and selling there. He overturned the tables of the money changers and the benches of those selling doves." Matthew 21:12-13
All four Gospels tell the story of Jesus expelling merchants and money changers from the Temple.
https://home.snu.edu/~hculbert/thieves.htm
>But rest assured. You're not alone.
Because you have 'special' information, Anon?
Ghislaine's father Robert became a problem for MOSSAD and died in a perfectly deniable manner.
Epstein cut a deal and 'died'. He was not the chief operator. The Maxwell sisters were all MOS assets.
Epstein/Maxwell were once untouchable, this board celebrated both arrests by the USA.
>what does the above REALLY say?
It says Jesus drove out those that sold sacrificial animals and the moneychangers from the temple. There is no mention of the many priests, attendants, guests, diners, worshipers, or even temple prostitutes being driven out.
Just the merchants.
>No, just the obvious. Mossad runs ALL OF IT.
You have a conclusion (suspicion?) but no sauce.
Could any US agency be as capable as MOS and have successfully broken up the Maxwell/Epstein kompromat operation at La Orchila, The Ranch, Epstein Island, and the NY mansion/Les Wexler's house? Have you read the Q Drops, Anon?
>What's the temple?
The temple in Jerusalem, Anon. The physical temple built by Zerubbabel and expanded by Herod.
>raise you a scantily clad chicky wearing a fur bikini and a bear skull while beating on a drum.
It's not pontification. It's from a book I read once.
Scantily clad chicks deserve respect.
>So I ask again… what is the temple?
The temple in Jerusalem, Anon. The physical temple built by Zerubbabel and expanded by Herod.
>So I ask again… what is the temple?
The temple in Jerusalem, Anon. The physical temple built by Zerubbabel and expanded by Herod.
I know of Fort Antonia. Does that mean I share your special knowledge, or are you capable of explaining yourself with sources?
>The temple is not a building. Read it again.
Kek. It is when the Gospels refer to Jesus driving the merchants from the physical premises where they were selling sacrificial animals and exchanging currencies. Jesus flipped their tables. Were the tables not physical as well as the building?
>All Temples are for human sacrifice
No. Many were for blood sacrifice, but the blood was not always human. Some are for worshipping the sun, and keeping the calendar, or controlling the subservient. Some were a scam to get meat for the priests for free. Others honored imaginary gods or housed oracles or sacred objects.
>todays temples are Hospitals with Cancer the Ritual
Don't forget the tophets, Anon. We have abortion sacrifices, too.
>>24205683
>would I be posting this if this was true.
You'd be much better off laying low and not posting anywhere. They are feeding off of your agony and anxiety. You can deprive them of that by going silent and no longer posting at /qresearch.
>You certainly seem sure of what you say.
That does not seem to add to the discussion, Anon. Yes the tables or benches in the temple acted as banks. The merchants were called money changers (and tax collectors). They sought to profit off of worship at the temple.
>The question is why did they hide the true temple site… and when?
>On the return from babylon one would bet.
Jerusalem has been conquered many times since Solomon built the temple. The Muslims have their own tradition of the night journey from Jerusalem on a buraq.
Jerusalem was conquered, Jerusalem was occupied, the Waqf was established, and here we are.
The temple referred to in the Gospels as the temple Jesus cleansed was a physical place, Anon. Jesus overturned the tables at the part of the temple that served as a marketplace.
The concept of the temple also applies when Jesus spoke of himself as the temple that could be torn down and rebuilt.
>God does not live in a house made by human hands.
Who designed and specified the material for the Tabernacle, Anon?
>nephilitic imagery no less.
It's classic Muslim imagery of the Prophet's (pbuh) night journey from Jerusalem on a buraq.
Who designed and specified the material for the Tabernacle, Anon?
That's not much of an argument, Anon.
You say God did not live in a house made by human hands, yet scripture tells us God specified the construction of the Tabernacle and the Holy spaces within. This construction was mirrored in the temples of Jerusalem where YHWH resided. The temple, as God's house was very real to the Israelites through Hebrew scripture. Jesus was very familiar with this tradition. Jesus was lost (by his earthly parents) for a while and found in the temple as a youth. Was this not a physical place where he astonished the teachers?
>Jesus wasn't talking about the building.
The words Jesus spoke were reported in the Gospels by witnesses. In the case of the clearing of the temple the Gospel sources report he spoke them in the building while clearing the merchants from the temple - a physical location. If you are saying there is also a figurative meaning in the tale I agree. It works as allegory for cleansing humanity. However the Gospels and Hebrew scripture refer to a physical temple (or temples) where the words were spoken. There is no reason to doubt the historical reality of temples of worship in Jerusalem. Just as the Pool of Siloam is not figurative, nor Golgotha, nor Gethsemane, neither was the temple.
>Who turned Father's Temple into a marketplace?
Moneychangers and merchants preying upon the rubes who were required to visit a tourist attraction/religious obligation to make sacrifices. If you didn't have an unblemished lamb to bring you could buy one, or maybe a couple of sparrows, to be slaughtered by the priests. Interestingly enough when the Kidron Brook was coagulating enterprising merchants collected the blood of the sacrifices to sell as fertilizer.
>they really are primadonnas.
Primadonnas who conquered the Middle East, Turkey, Iran, North Africa, Spain, and made it to the gates of Vienna, Anon. The Muslim Conquest was serious business. Give thanks to Charles Martel and Jan Sobieski.
>Many had to be sacrifice to ensure the sun would rise, the moon would stay up, the weather would be nicer always about controlling the environment.
Viking girls at funerals were amazing. The bog mummies and Andes kids are kind of sad, tho.
Please explain.
Oh, please share your wisdom, chosen one.
The temple is a building designed to accommodate animal sacrifice. People were present who sold animals for sacrifice: oxen, sheep, doves, sparrows. He drove the people and animals out of the building. That's what the Gospels relate. There may be figurative analyses, but the temple, sheep and oxen in the narrative are a temple, sheep, and oxen.
>However, the Most High does not dwell in houses made by human hands
Who specified the design and material of The Tabernacle?
>The Most High does not dwell in houses made by human hands.
And let them make me a sanctuary; that I may dwell among them.
According to all that I shew thee, after the pattern of the tabernacle, and the pattern of all the instruments thereof, even so shall ye make it.
https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Exodus%2025&version=KJV
>It's not talking about a building.
God is:
"let them make me a sanctuary; that I may dwell among them." "…after the pattern of the tabernacle".
Step up and argue your case or slink away behind insults. Your move.
>God does not live in a building.
In Exodus God instructed the Israelites to build a Tabernacle that he could dwell in.
https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Exodus%2025&version=KJV
>God does not live in a building.
God instructed his followers to build a structure, The Tabernacle, that He could dwell in. Do you believe scripture or not?
>If the people are the temple
The people are not the temple. The temple was built based on the tabernacle. Jesus is also referenced as the temple in the Greek scriptures. Can you provide a reference that the people are the temple or is this an interpretation?
>God does not live in a building.
And let them make me a sanctuary; that I may dwell among them.
…
And thou shalt put the mercy seat above upon the ark; and in the ark thou shalt put the testimony that I shall give thee.
…
And there I will meet with thee, and I will commune with thee from above the mercy seat, from between the two cherubims which are upon the ark of the testimony, of all things which I will give thee in commandment unto the children of Israel.
https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Exodus%2025&version=KJV
>Still not talking about a building.
A very specific building.
https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Exodus%2025&version=KJV
>Not a building
Times were tough, the Israelites were in the desert, they did what they could. Later the Tabernacle was recreated in Jerusalem as the temple. Exodus 25 describes the construction of the Tabernacle.
>the people are the temple of God.
It's a soothing concept, but is there a biblical reference to support your assertion?
>with big,
> pointy teeth.
Foolishness, Tim. All you have are insults and minor explosives.
>“Destroy this temple, and I will raise it again in three days.”
Not debated. Jesus referred to himself as a metaphorical temple.
You cannot provide a reference to support your assertion that the people are the temple.
>>Completely ignores scripture
Negative. No scripture was cited to support the assertion that the people are the temple. Where is your supporting citation for your assertion that the people are the temple?
>Where does God live?
God asked for a dwelling among us.
'And let them make me a sanctuary; that I may dwell among them.'
Beyond that, I do not know. I do seek scriptural answers, not human philosophy. Do you have a reference that indicates the temple is the people or not?
>Prove it or KYS. Deal?
No. All Tim has are insults, minor explosions, and being a strange person.
Kek. Your argument is 'Go away'? You have failed.
>Do not underestimate anon's poops in the restroom just before break time.
Never. I have followed many an Anon. You could say I stand on the shoulders of giants with regard to restrooms. I worked at a university for many years.
>But where does it say the people are the temple?
But where does it say the people are the temple? Jesus is metaphorically or figuratively the temple. But there does not seem to be a scriptural reference to indicate that 'the people are the temple' - that is false teaching.
>Oraginzed crimes
That Jesus referred to himself figuratively as the temple is not at issue. God asked for a physical place to dwell among us in Exodus 25. Some assert that this role is fulfilled by the people, Anon is seeking direct scriptural support for the assertion that the people, not Jesus, not the Tabernacle, and not the Jerusalem temples, are the dwelling place of God. Where is the direct biblical reference that the people are the temple God dwells in?
No discussion or argument, Anon? Just a name-calling meme?
No. But I've read it.
Make your case, cheese-eating surrender monkey.
>College kid cheap beer shit is disgusting, but it's even worse having to walk by something that smells like heaven when you either don't have the money or the time.
The restrooms in the academic buildings never smelled like heaven, Anon. It was Bud Mud, buffalo wings, diarrhea, and vomit according to the academic calendar. Even the water fountains contained … ejecta.
>That is disputed.
It is not disputed. The Hebrew Scriptures are written in Hebrew. What is nephesh, Anon? Languages have nuances that need to be embraced to be understood.
>I mean the oral tradition
There's no question the Iliad, in particular, was an amazing piece of performed art that required substantial training in memory techniques. No doubt there were many other sagas, odysseys, and tales from human history that would surprise us today based on the sheer skill and memories of the storytellers.
>What was the first Bible?
The first five books of the Hebrew Torah or the Pentateuch: Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers and Deuteronomy, form the basis of the 'Old Testament'. The Christian Vulgate Bible by Saint Jerome was the first Latin Bible produced around 400AD.
>No original biblical text survives. Important. Not mentioned much in church.
The Dead Sea scrolls do cover a substantial portion dating from the 3rd century BC. Granted the history of the Israelites goes back much further.
On a similar note however, stories from the Nordic Sagas were passed down verbally for generations and when finally written down have been found to preserve important history.
How big was King Og's bed, Anon?
>Make your point anon.
>How big was King Og's bed, Anon?
"King Og of Bashan was the last survivor of the giant Rephaites. His bed was made of iron and was more than thirteen feet long and six feet wide. It can still be seen in the Ammonite city of Rabbah."
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Og
"After Moses had sent spies to Jazer, the Israelites captured its surrounding settlements and drove out the Amorites who were there. 33 Then they turned and went up along the road toward Bashan, and Og king of Bashan and his whole army marched out to meet them in battle at Edrei."
https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Numbers%2021&version=NIV
"(Og king of Bashan was the last of the Rephaites. His bed was decorated with iron and was more than nine cubits long and four cubits wide.[c] It is still in Rabbah of the Ammonites.)"
https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Deuteronomy%203&version=NIV#en-NIV-4987
>was the money (praying) worth it?
>(insideranon)
I've done my duty as a fren at /qresearch to warn you, NameFag. Carry on.
Kek. You surrender and run before the board.
>and turned into bunch of queers.
And that is why you're here at /qresearch, Anon. You are lustfully chasing those queers?
Planefags needed:
during the night, an American drone’s flight pattern over Persian Gulf spelled out which means “Attack” in Persian.
https://t.me/beholdisraelchannel/68325
>Where do they get the baby foreskins from?
Circumcised baby boy penises. Is there any other source?