נֹצְרִ֖ים בְּהַ֣ר אֶפְרָ֑יִם
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Ketriel Blad: In other words, in order for a total restoration to take place, the restored Ephraimites from among the nations will have to become Jewish, in the legal sense of the word, thus accepting the Jewish authorities and becoming obedient to Jewish halachah. In the prophecy of Ezekiel 37:19 the Hebrew text can be understood as HaShem giving Yehuda's stick the function of being over Ephraim's stick and this way both sticks will become one. This teaches us that the Ephraimite movement that comes from heaven cannot rise apart from the Jewish people without submission to the Jewish leaders' authority. This is not for all the gentiles.
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วันอาทิตย์, สิงหาคม 20, 2560
Palestinian Christian Sandra Solomon recorded the appalling anti-Semitism during the Al Aqsa mosques riots.— StandWithUs (@StandWithUs) August 20, 2017
Video: https://t.co/Kr0YEksbX0 pic.twitter.com/5RXYKshhB3
วันเสาร์, สิงหาคม 12, 2560
So when you see pictures of those fucking Nazis: my neighbors were Korean and Turkish, Ethiopian and Mexican. Cville is our town too.— Lev Mirov (@thelionmachine) August 12, 2017
i'm gonna try and be off twitter. i know being updated is important but seeing endless swastikas on the timeline is getting a BIT much.— ˗ˏˋ ɢᴀʙʙʏ ˊˎ˗ (@gabbinks) August 12, 2017
Ex-ethics chief: Trump considering pardoning "Sheriff Joe" shows racists he's on their side https://t.co/I3UmHktVLs pic.twitter.com/i5QSGFMHz5— The Hill (@thehill) August 14, 2017
Yes Antifa came for it, and they strengthened to Nazis as a direct result.— Taam Hartlis (@TaamHartlis) August 12, 2017
Good.
Job.
Team.
Communist.
Now gathering around statue of Thomas Jefferson. Chanting 'white lives matter!' pic.twitter.com/16cruXn5d8— Joe Heim (@JoeHeim) August 12, 2017
The reason I bring up the 53% is that there are basically no white women in these photos. But they are supporting these dudes silently.— Rod (@rodimusprime) August 12, 2017
1/ We've got a lot of white nationalists in Oregon. So a few times a year, a patient in the ER refuses treatment from me because of my race.— Esther Choo (@choo_ek) August 13, 2017
Haiku in memory of Joseph Ileto
Remember Joseph
Son of Jacob and Rachel
Writing on the Walls
www.jewishencyclopedia.com/articles/10678-mene-mene-tekel-upharsin
Remember Joseph
Son of Jacob and Rachel
Writing on the Walls
www.jewishencyclopedia.com/articles/10678-mene-mene-tekel-upharsin
Death of Fil-Am postal worker Joseph Ileto in 1999 hate crime inspires @AAAJ_LA LA mural project pic.twitter.com/RAgVygcEgV |via @StevieAngeles— ABS-CBN News (@ABSCBNNews) December 11, 2014
18 years later, Valley Jewish Community Center shooting remembered https://t.co/jalm2w3KTk pic.twitter.com/NRY2uu8J9C— L.A. Daily News (@ladailynews) August 11, 2017
วันจันทร์, สิงหาคม 07, 2560
Appetite for War: the US, Israel and Saudi Arabia v. Iran https://t.co/Bhc9HrjJLF by @NatCounterPunch— surfer joe (@surferjoe2020) August 6, 2017
#Israel grants entry to #Iranian persecuted journalist. The only safe place for #FreePress in the #MiddleEast. https://t.co/B4h3KDZPle— Guy Gilady🇮🇱 (@GuyGilady) August 6, 2017
— Michael Cruz Kayne (@MJCKayne) July 16, 2017
วันเสาร์, เมษายน 29, 2560
Ben Ariel: diplomats meet Iranian counterparts, demand the release of Americans being detained in Iran, including Robert Levinson.
March 9, 2017
FROM THE WIFE, CHILDREN AND GRANDCHILDREN OF ROBERT LEVINSON, AMERICA’S LONGEST-HELD HOSTAGE IN HISTORY -
When is enough enough? It has been 10 years since Robert Levinson, our amazing husband, father and grandfather, was arrested on Kish Island, Iran, and imprisoned. For 10 years the government of Iran has been allowed to dodge and weave every time it was asked to come clean about what happened to Bob and send him home. Where is the outrage of this treatment of an American citizen? For 10 years, over and over and over again, two U.S. Presidents abandoned him, a lifelong public servant. Even Bob’s government co-workers and their bosses – they know who they are – ran away when he disappeared, to their lasting shame. Ten years is beyond enough. How much more agony must he withstand? It is time to get Bob Levinson home to his family. And, to Bob, Dad and Grandpa Bob: Stay strong! We know you are alive and trying to come home to us. We love you more than ever. We miss you every hour of the day. We will never, never, ever give up looking for you.
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Chad Ashby: Judas is usually depicted in iconography as a redhead. Christian artists saw Judas as fulfilling/recapitulating the archetype of the rejected seed seen in the story of Jacob and Esau. Judas is a kind of Esau of the New Testament–who was famously a redhead.
วันอาทิตย์, พฤศจิกายน 27, 2559
วันอาทิตย์, พฤศจิกายน 13, 2559
Kurd just captured Bashiqa and mounted a Christian cross. I love you Kurds! pic.twitter.com/Ze1L6r90h1— Daesh Hunter (@Daesh_Hunter_) November 12, 2016
วันเสาร์, ตุลาคม 29, 2559
نێچیرڤان بارزانی: We are not Arabs. We are our own Kurdish nation… At some point there will be a referendum on the independence of Kurdistan and then we will let the people decide.
Berel Wein adapted by Yaakov Astor: In a remarkably short period of time, the mighty empire of Babylon was toppled and taken over by invading hordes of Persians and Medes. All that had been Babylonian now became absorbed into the Persian Empire, which at its height included 127 countries stretching from Afghanistan and India in the east to southern Ethiopia and the sub-Sahara continent in the west.
JEWISH VIRTUAL LIBRARY: In the biblical passage enumerating Noah’s sons, Madai, the progenitor of the Medes, like those of other Indo-Iranian peoples, is included among the sons of Japheth [Gen. 10:2].
วันเสาร์, กันยายน 17, 2559
Prepare yourself for...... DOG ON SLIDE #dogonslide pic.twitter.com/CDaG6VHhXy— LD (@LDLDN) Setyembre 15, 2016
วันอาทิตย์, กันยายน 11, 2559
Lav Diaz's “Ang Babaeng Humayo” won the top Golden Lion prize at Venice Film Festival on Saturday. https://t.co/PgXIsJEd8N— GMA News (@gmanews) Setyembre 10, 2016
วันจันทร์, กรกฎาคม 25, 2559
@Boringstein im from a multicultural background, filipino/iranian and all my cousins married black. so we would have everything at the table— KG (@krizzledagawd) 14 ביולי 2016
— ice (@iZachk) 22 ביולי 2016
— jasmine (@LoveViceAndAnne) 25 ביוני 2016
"I moved to the States and Filipinas are my queen now." Thank you, drunk Israeli Italian-Russian. #weirdbutflattered— Ardith L. Feroglia (@ardith_laverne) 30 בדצמבר 2010
วันพุธ, กรกฎาคม 13, 2559
Love HUMANS!— zayn (@zaynmalik) July 8, 2016
#religiousliberty Nephilim Lives Matter to Jesus because he was Arabic, Aramaic and Hebrew and married a Samaritan Jew from the Philippines— James Cichocki (@RowRowRowMarily) September 1, 2015
Zain Javadd Malik@hclsunshine "Filipino cockroaches are like demons" - Michael 😂😂— king cyaric (@Pretty__Ricky69) May 31, 2014
วันจันทร์, กรกฎาคม 11, 2559
— Shavei Israel (@shaveiisrael) March 23, 2016
There was a Filipino-Persian on screen and I thought I was going to melt— Lorraine (@lexabagatnan) July 7, 2016
วันเสาร์, มิถุนายน 18, 2559
Zoroaster by Emmanuel Agapito Flores Lacaba
The black players and the white players:
There isn’t any craftiness in the game.
We know the white king will be checkmated
And the black king rule, who is strangely
Also white. The black men, too, have white
Crowns. We do not know what is good and what
Evil; but the black will win; and the white
Will, too, in the next game. Perhaps
We should look at it this way: each setting
Is a black move, and each rising
A white one; and the game, begun
Long ago, will go on long after
We are gone. Just who are playing this game
We do not know, we like to think we do.
We are, I like to think, playing it,
With all craftiness, on our chessboard hearts.
วันอาทิตย์, มิถุนายน 12, 2559
Omar Mir Seddique Mateen: The real muslims will never accept the filthy ways of the west
Celebrate LOVE, not hate. #TwoMenKissing pic.twitter.com/TrfapJNvD5— Robert Bernardo (@robertbernardo) June 13, 2016
Orlando gunman Omar Marteen was an avid supporter of the NYPD. Was he RADICALIZED by their spree of public violence? pic.twitter.com/SPKjNtNfV1— Black Authority (@TheBlackChannel) June 12, 2016
วันเสาร์, มิถุนายน 04, 2559
To my fans and friends:
Most of us reach at least one pivotal moment in our lives that better defines who we are.
These last several months have been the hardest – but have also ended up being the most freeing months — of my life.
To make an extremely long story short, I have come to be able to admit to myself, and to my family, that I am gay.
I grew up in a very conservative Christian home where I was taught that my sexual orientation was a matter of choice, and had put all my faith into that. I had never before admitted to myself that I was gay, let alone to anyone else. I never wanted to be gay. I was scared of what God would think and what all of these people I loved would think about me; so it never was an option for me. I have been suppressing these attractions and feelings since adolescence. I’ve tried my whole life to be straight. I married a girl, and I even have two beautiful little kids. My daughter, Liv, is six and my son, Beckham, is two.
I had always romanticized the idea of falling in love with a woman; and having a family had always been my dream. In many ways, that dream has come true. But I have also come to realize a lot of time has passed in my life pushing away, blocking out and not dealing with real feelings going on inside of me. I have tried not to be gay for more than 20 years of my life. I found so much comfort as a teen in 1 Samuel 18-20 and the intimacy of Jonathan and David. I thought and hoped that such male intimacy could fulfill that void I felt in my desire for male companionship. I always thought if I could find these intimate friendships, then that would be enough.
Then I thought everything would come naturally on my wedding night. I honestly had never even made out with a girl before I got married. Of course, it felt anything but natural for me. Trying not to be gay, has only led to a desire for intimacy in friendships which pushed friends away, and it has resulted in a marriage where I couldn’t love or satisfy my wife in a way that she needed. Still, I tried to convince myself that this was what God wanted and that this would work. I thought all of those other feelings would stay away if I could just do this right.
When Lauren and I got married, I committed to loving her to the best of my ability, and I had the full intention of spending the rest of my life with her. Despite our best efforts, however, I have come to accept that there is nothing that is going to change who I am.
I have intensely mixed feelings about the changes that have resulted in my life. While I regret the way I was taught to handle this growing up, how much it has hurt me and the unintentional pain I have brought Lauren, I wouldn’t have the friendship I now have with her, and we wouldn’t have our two amazing, beautiful children. But if I keep trying to push this down it will end up hurting her even more.
I am never going to be able to change how I am, and no matter how healthy our relationship becomes, it’s never going to change what I know deep down: that I am gay. Lauren has been the most supportive, understanding, loving and gracious person I could ever ask for, as I have come to face this. And now I am trying to figure out how to co-parent while being her friend, and how to raise our children.
I have progressed so much in my faith over these last several years. I think I needed to be able to affirm other gay people before I could ever accept it for myself. Likewise, I couldn’t expect others to accept me how I am until I could come to terms with it first.
I know I have a long way to go. But if this honesty with myself about who I am, and who I was made by God to be, doesn’t constitute as the peace that passes all understanding, then I don’t know what does. It is like this weight I have been carrying my whole life has been lifted from me, and I have never felt such freedom.
In sharing this publicly I’m taking another step into health and wholeness by accepting myself, and every part of me. It’s not only an idea for me that I’m gay; It’s my life. This is me being authentic and real with myself and other people. This is a part of who I am.
I hope people will hear my heart, and that I will still be loved. I’m still the same guy, with the same heart, who wants to love God and love people with everything I have. This is a part of me I have come to be able to accept, and now it is a part of me that you know as well. I trust God to help love do the rest.
– Trey