I write this to encourage you to dig deeper, Anon, and to expand your mind. Try to see things for what they are. I intend no mockery of GOD nor his sacred words. My issue is with the product of man's hands and man's will. Man's will has twisted everything up, but you can untwist it. I encourage you to pray for wisdom and insight. Help your fellow man by learning all that you can to guide you. Dig.

The meaning of life, according to this anon, is to work the puzzles and solve the mysteries of our existence. We exist to discover all that can be know about all the things about us and all things in the universe.

For example, what if I told you the Bible was a selection of family tales which recorded cultural information and family lineages, land records, wisdom followed and outcomes achieved of the royal familes of the middle east, mostly the jewish ones Would you believe it's basically the record of successes and failures of certain ways of living, based on subjective moral standards, and was recorded for future generations. It contains matters of settled law, and wisdom they could look back upon, some very insightful and some completely wacky. It is also one of our strongest links to the distant past. It's a tiny, microscopic, filtered, manipulated view of of the origin of humanity and the populating of the Isreal area of the middle east, according to the early historians. Oral traditions were written down and preserved for the first time and collected.

Genesis is the collection of all the best and oldest Holy information about where we come from. It's the Jew's origin story, and in Act II, one of the most famous jews, Jesus, becomes God. The Kings (also called Judges, and some were women) are the leaders of the people, usually, basically their POTUS. It's a lot like Game of Thrones though too, because some are born into a position and some are elected. Times change, and then change again.

Let's examine

The Song of Deborah is found in Judges 5:2–31 and is a victory hymn, sung by Deborah and Barak, about the defeat of Canaanite adversaries by some of the tribes of Israel. Biblical scholars have generally identified the Song as one of the oldest parts of the Bible, dating somewhere in the 12th century BC, based on its grammar and context. Basically, some jews were being treated poorly by a neighboring king. They went to Deborah, and asked for her help. She commanded 10K troops to attack the neighbor. The leader of the troops was scared and asked Deborah to go with him. She went and rightfully took the victory on her own behalf, and that of all women. The neighboring king escaped, but was killed in his sleep by a woman that night, allegedly. It's a great reminder that women are just as capable as men of all things.

The Bible, is filled with many manuscripts or personal manifestos from one jew back to his family, or from a king jew to his people. Imagine how an Amish family keeps up with their kin, though the mail, with letters. Your family papers including titles and deeds are not unlike those old letters. Your letters are different from your neighbors, because you're different peoples.

Maybe your neighbor has foreskin? Foreskin removal = ritual tribal marking. Remember, the jews were divided by tribes, and each tribe had a diffferent "job" in the culture. Judah's tribe were the tribe of leaders, the Judges. Levi's people were the priests (not the leaders) and were in charge of the temples and the "ministering" duties, including circumcision. Dan's people were seafaring and trade. They lost their lands to neighboring Assryians (think Syria) and had to scatter. He was pretty pissed and wanted revenge on the Assyrians. Gen 49:17, "Let Dan be a serpent by the roadside, a horned viper by the path, That bites the horse's heel, so that the rider tumbles backward." Dan is basically now an asshole, and too much of a coward to attack directly, so he attacks the horse, sneaky fucker.

The Tribe of Dan knew magic and potions also, having learned things in far flung ports. Wayfaring strangers were probably tribe of Dan folks heading out into the wilderness to try to establish a new home in foreign lands. They'd probably had to be either exceedingly nice and useful to earn some land, or sneaky and underhanded depending on the kind of foreigners you're dealing with. Is there a huge leap between prayers and magical incantations? If I read you the Lord's Prayer in Hebrew, you might think I was "speaking magic".

My point is this. Read everything twice. Study something important on this day which God has given us. May you all be blessed.

Hillary Clinton unloads on Assange, calls him 'only foreigner that this administration would welcome to the US'

https://www.foxnews.com/politics/hillary-clinton-assange-foreigner-nyc-speaking-tour.amp

Hillary and Bill Clinton took the stage at New York City's Beacon Theater as part of their ongoing speaking tour on Thursday, just hours after the dramatic arrest of Julian Assange – the founder of the organization WikiLeaks that published damaging emails stolen from her campaign and the Democratic National Committee in 2016.

And, while the former first lady technically made good on her promise earlier in the day not to mention President Trump by name, she revealed while unloading on Assange that her 2016 rival was still very much on her mind.

"It's clear from the indictment that came out that it's not about punishing journalism," she told attendees and moderator Paul Begala, referring to the Assange case. "It's about assisting the hacking of the military computers, sealed information from the United States government. And, look, I'll wait and see what happens with the charges and how it proceeds, but he skipped bail in the U.K., in Sweden had those [rape] charges which have been dropped in the last several years. But, the bottom line is that he has to answer for what he's done, as has been charged."

She then added, to the apparent delight of both the audience and a guffawing Begala: "I do think it's ironic that he may be the only foreigner that this administration would welcome to the U.S."

The Clintons then took aim at the Electoral College, the foundational constitutional system which effectively reduces the influence of more populous – and, generally, more liberal – states in deciding presidential elections as compared to a popular vote system.

"Yeah, I think that every day," Hillary Clinton said, referring to how Democrats failed to win the White House despite winning the popular vote in 2000 and 2018. "The day after the election, among the many things I was doing, I was listening to the radio. They were interviewing a French political scientist who said, 'Well I do not understand, in our country the person who wins the most votes wins.' We are equally confused."

She added: "I said in 2000 I think it should be abolished. We've evolved; one person, one vote. I had no idea that 19 years later I would feel even more strongly."

Bill Clinton jumped in to note that "communications" back when the Electoral College was instituted "weren't what they are today."

"It's not like the small states would be shafted," the former president continued. "If we don't do something about this within 20 years, 70 percent of people who live in America will live in concentrated areas. The whole ground on which the electoral college was constituted no longer makes any sense."

Separately, the Clintons reacted to the news that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu apparently had won a fifth term in office.

A newly unearthed, secretive batch of classified and sensitive emails from Clinton's personal email server showed that the former secretary of state discussed establishing a "private, 100% off-the-record" back channel with Netanyahu, and that one of her top aides warned her that she was in "danger" of being "savaged by Jewish organizations, in the Jewish press and among the phalanx of neoconservative media" as a result of political machinations by "Bibi and the Jewish leadership."

Obama administration officials, including the Clintons, have long had tense relations with Netanyahu – with The New York Times describing the situation as "poisonous" in 2015 as Clinton's second presidential bid was gearing up.

Bill Clinton also has acknowledged seeking to boost Shimon Peres over Netanyahu in Israel's 1996 general election.

"You should never underestimate him. He's highly intelligent," Bill Clinton said, referring to Netanyahu. "When we see Israeli elections, we say, 'How does this shake out for the peace process? There's lots of minority parties in Israel, and more of them aligned with the settler movement or religious fundamentalism than secularism or wanting peace."

Hillary Clinton added that she had worked closely with Netanyahu on a "range of issues."

"There has to be some approach to reconciling the security needs of the Israelis with the need for greater autonomy and governanace by the Palestinians," Clinton said.

The Clintons' speaking tour is set to continue for several more weeks, with visits to Vancouver, Canada, as well as Philadelphia, Boston and elsewhere.

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Scroll down to the simple gematria value of 219

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I'd love for someone to tell me why sassafras (active ingredient safrole) was removed from the market through specious cancer warnings? It must be some good herbal stuff. I know it can be used to make ecstasy, but I've heard just the basic compound is powerful for auto-immune diseases.

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>>6173821

There's no point in arguing with a blind man about the color of the sky.