>>321957

>Which of you, if your son asks for bread, will give him a stone?

Stone is sacred writing.

Bread is the same INTERPRETED into presently active meaning.

>>322055

The meaning of stone was "for witness" (info) in Bible.

Many places, this is said. Writings were engraved back then.

The threat they hated about Jesus was he could make

"parables" (and ancient stories) "speak to present times."

This is also what the seven seals do.

>>322139

The pdf in this OP is all about that.

>>163745

It's been in the bread since the start.

>>322025

see

>>322055

>>322124

>>322175

>>322202

Oh, I know.

We will be years catching up.

>>322234

Good question, actually.

If you look at the Hebrew root term, it means "to judge."

We are all judging the things we are given here.

And we are judging for others. Speech has nothing to do with it.

>>322288

The last ten pages shows our part here, today, as the ancients saw it.

There is much to understanding how it is arrived at. And much else like it.

>>322376

Indeed. History repeats.

>>322385

Sowers are overtaking reapers.

>>322461

You could say that. Its actually about time speeding up,

but the meaning of that is processes of change speeding up.

It's also termed "the shortening" of days.

>>322639

This may have something to do with Bibi being indicted today.

He might not go quietly either.