Aye, and that ecumenical "religion" is being formed today. All roads lead to God. All religions have a bit of the truth in them. We are all God's children.
inclusive
Contrary to the bible.
Anathema, even.
Christian =/= Catholic, and Christians have nothing to do with peacocks.
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Yup. You can choose to believe however you'd like. You're just not free to choose the consequences.
Pravda
Roger that
Pretty sure no water in the lungs mean you did drown; if you were already dead, the water would just flow right in.
If X, will I still support Trump?
Yes.
What is X?
Anything.
Why?
Because I am not a shadow burned into the concrete due to his victory.
Islam is just the 6th century AD face of it; the Arabs worshiped 360 gods, 1 per day, and Mohammad promoted his dad's god, Hubal, aka HaBaal, aka Ba'al, as the one true god.
Ba'al worship has been going on for 4000 years.
President Trump has received the highest honors the countries of Saudi Arabia, China, N. Korea, and Israel have. Sword dance, feast and opera in the Forbidden City, first leader ever, across the DMZ, pictured with Cyrus, a Hebrew hero. It's amazing.
Truly a prophet is only despised in his home town.
Cain is the first human murderer. satan murdered Adam and Eve, and therefore humanity.
Uncle work at Nintendo?
If you had listened to Trump, he said directly that the US was going into a nuclear war with N. Korea, who already had nukes before Hussein left office.
I'm in their range.
He quit on God, but found his way back, and died doing what he was designed to do. Kill Philistines. And he was glorious at his work.
Nonsense. Zoroaster read the Jewish torah in Babylonian/Persian captivity and believed them. Then made his own religion based on them.
This image depicts the death mask of King Tut. Beyond its beauty, what does it mean? How was it worn?
Let's start with its composition:
It is made of solid gold
It weighs around 24 pounds.
King Tut's mummy—which was wrapped in linen strips—wore the mask over the deceased Pharaoh's head and shoulders.
Does the mask resemble the mummy’s features? It actually does:
Compare the mask to images of the mummy's face (which were found in his tomb).
Compare the face of the actual mummy to a facial reconstruction.
You see similar ears, full lips and a nose which seems to fit with the mask. Maybe it wasn't intended to be an actual portrait, but the mask seems to capture the "boy king."
The headdress (called a nemes) has stripes which are made of blue glass. We find the same material in the false beard.
There is a vulture's head on the brow which is made of solid gold (except for the beak and the eyes). Experts tell us that vulture's head symbolizes Tut's sovereignty over Upper Egypt.
Then there's the cobra, next to the vulture, whose body is also made of gold. Experts tell us the cobra symbolizes Tut's sovereignty over Lower Egypt.
So … there is a lot more to know about the mask than just admiring it as an ancient treasure. It was rich in symbolism and meaning for the Pharaoh and the people he ruled.
https://www.awesomestories.com/asset/view/King-Tut-s-Death-Mask-and-Its-Meaning
Nemes were pieces of striped headcloth worn by pharaohs in ancient Egypt.[1] It covered the whole crown and back of the head and nape of the neck (sometimes also extending a little way down the back) and had lappets, two large flaps which hung down behind the ears and in front of both shoulders.[2] It was sometimes combined with the double crown,[3] as it is on the statues of Ramesses II at Abu Simbel. The earliest depiction of the nemes, along with a uraeus, is the ivory label of Den from the 1st Dynasty. It is not a crown in itself, but still symbolizes the pharaoh's power.
Danger close to memes
Yup. Bat signal?
Backwards. The Chaldeans taught the Egyptians and the Canaanites. Magi. Wise Men.
Yes.
Were there any windows in the video?
>>7085796 Baby Butchers Being Exposed to the Light
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Insufficient info. But wonky. Little girls in bikinis is strange, and in a bathhouse presumably for men, very odd.
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