(((Jeff Bezos))) amazon prime, trialer for the normalization of pedophilia.
Yes, it's now available on amazon prime.
https://youtu.be/mWGggzq1msg
Yes, it's now available on amazon prime.
https://youtu.be/mWGggzq1msg
Forwarded from The Noticer
“I expect to live forever. And I do everything to bring that result about” - DEAD Billionaire Media Tycoon, Degeneracy Pusher, and Sex Pervert Sumner Redstone
Good ol’ Sumner helped “shape entertainment as we know it today” folks
#1910
Good ol’ Sumner helped “shape entertainment as we know it today” folks
#1910
Forwarded from /Balkan/ general
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yErKTVdETpw
if you have not, PLEASE WATCH THIS. it is a fantastic interview which is more relevant than everYouTube
FULL INTERVIEW with Yuri Bezmenov: The Four Stages of Ideological Subversion (1984)
Yuri Bezmenov is a name few Americans seem familiar with today. Mr. Bezmenov was a Soviet informant and KGB operative who defected to the United States in the early 70s. In an increasingly difficult to find 1984 interview with G. Edward Griffin titled “Deception…
Forwarded from Adamic Awakening @HeirsofPromise
The Dardanite Sons of Troy
The first major migration of Israel, outside of the Exodus from Egypt, is that of the sons of Zarah-Judah across the Mediterranean.
Firstly, who is Zarah-Judah? His father, Judah, fornicated with a daughter of Canaan, producing three bastard offspring, of which two died leaving Shelah. Tamar's daring actions saw that she would be married to the widowed Judah through the Law of Levirate marriage. She was with two children of his own and when giving birth to these twins, one of their bloody hands exited the womb and the midwife put a scarlet cord on his exposed wrist. His hand went back in, and his brother was birthed first, was named Pharez, and then his brother followed, named Zarah. The promise made to Judah's posterity is that the royal sceptre would never depart from their feet (Gen. 49:10). As the firstborn, Pharez's progeny would go on to bear fruits such as David and his dynasty, Solomon and eventually Christ Himself. However, what would become of Zarah?
(cont...)
The first major migration of Israel, outside of the Exodus from Egypt, is that of the sons of Zarah-Judah across the Mediterranean.
Firstly, who is Zarah-Judah? His father, Judah, fornicated with a daughter of Canaan, producing three bastard offspring, of which two died leaving Shelah. Tamar's daring actions saw that she would be married to the widowed Judah through the Law of Levirate marriage. She was with two children of his own and when giving birth to these twins, one of their bloody hands exited the womb and the midwife put a scarlet cord on his exposed wrist. His hand went back in, and his brother was birthed first, was named Pharez, and then his brother followed, named Zarah. The promise made to Judah's posterity is that the royal sceptre would never depart from their feet (Gen. 49:10). As the firstborn, Pharez's progeny would go on to bear fruits such as David and his dynasty, Solomon and eventually Christ Himself. However, what would become of Zarah?
(cont...)
Forwarded from Adamic Awakening @HeirsofPromise
(...cont)
1 Kings 4:30-31
³⁰The wisdom of Solomon was greater than the wisdom of all the people of the east and more than all the wisdom of Egypt. ³¹He was wiser than all the men: Ethan the Ezrahite; Heman, Calcol, and Darda the children of Mahol; and he was very well known.
We later read in 1 Chronicles 2:5-6 that these were all children of Zarah-Judah. When Moses comes to take the census following the Exodus from Egypt, we see that no individual sons of Zarah are named, whereas the children of Pharez are (Num. 26:20-21). If these people are used as a comparison in order to display the Wisdom of Solomon, and if they were neither in the east country, in Egypt nor in the horde migrating with Moses, then where could they have been? Let us take two examples, that of Darda and Chalcol. These men appear nowhere else in scripture besides the verses above in Kings and Chronicles, so to find them we must look to the secular records of history.
We see from the Greek texts that Dardanus is the founder of the Trojan royal dynasty, and a certain royal house of the Trojans are known as the Dardanians, including Aeneas. Of Aeneas, Homer's Iliad says...
"Let us rescue him, and avoid Zeus’s anger were Achilles to kill him, for Aeneas is destined to live on, so that Dardanus’ race itself might survive, Dardanus whom Zeus loved above all his children by mortal women. The Son of Cronos has come to hate Priam’s line, and mighty Aeneas will be the Trojan king, as his descendants will in time to come." ~ Homer, Iliad Book XX
Here we see something reminiscent to the promise made to Judah regarding kingship.
Of course, this would be fulfilled by the legendary Aeneas, when he would flee Troy's destruction to eventually settle in the Italian peninsula, founding a colony of Latinium with a local princess. The inhabitants of this town would go on to be the founding members of Rome, according to Virgil's Aeneid, as well as Strabo's Geographica (3.2.13, 6.1.12, 14; 13.1.52, 53 et al.).
Of course, Paul's epistle to the Romans even makes this very observation when Paul called Abraham their "forefather according to the flesh" (4:1).
Of course, there also exists folklore throughout the early middle ages with regards to European royal dynasties being founded by the children of the Trojan refugees. One such example would by that of Brutus of Britain, according to historians Nennius and Geoffrey of Monmouth, was the great-granson of Aeneas that killed his own father in a hunting accident and was exiled. He would band up with other colonies of Trojans along the western Mediterranean coast and would eventually lead his kinsmen into the shores of Albion where they'd find a mythical race of giants that they'd slay, and end up establishing a kingdom after his name, Britain. His capital would be named Trinovantum, or Nova Troia (the Trinovantes being a tribe seen in Caesar's Commentaries), later renamed Caer Lud by one of his descendents, King Lud, and eventually renamed by the Romans as Londinium, or London as we know it. Brutus is the legendary ancestor of all of Britain's monarchs.
Considering that from the time of the Babylonian sacking of Jerusalem in the 6th Century BC and the life of Christ there has been no Judahite king, the Christian should expect Judah's sceptre to have existed elsewhere in the meantime.
Genesis 49:10
The scepter shall not depart from Judah, nor the ruler’s staff from between his feet, until tribute comes to him; and to him shall be the obedience of the peoples.
@AdamicAwakening
1 Kings 4:30-31
³⁰The wisdom of Solomon was greater than the wisdom of all the people of the east and more than all the wisdom of Egypt. ³¹He was wiser than all the men: Ethan the Ezrahite; Heman, Calcol, and Darda the children of Mahol; and he was very well known.
We later read in 1 Chronicles 2:5-6 that these were all children of Zarah-Judah. When Moses comes to take the census following the Exodus from Egypt, we see that no individual sons of Zarah are named, whereas the children of Pharez are (Num. 26:20-21). If these people are used as a comparison in order to display the Wisdom of Solomon, and if they were neither in the east country, in Egypt nor in the horde migrating with Moses, then where could they have been? Let us take two examples, that of Darda and Chalcol. These men appear nowhere else in scripture besides the verses above in Kings and Chronicles, so to find them we must look to the secular records of history.
We see from the Greek texts that Dardanus is the founder of the Trojan royal dynasty, and a certain royal house of the Trojans are known as the Dardanians, including Aeneas. Of Aeneas, Homer's Iliad says...
"Let us rescue him, and avoid Zeus’s anger were Achilles to kill him, for Aeneas is destined to live on, so that Dardanus’ race itself might survive, Dardanus whom Zeus loved above all his children by mortal women. The Son of Cronos has come to hate Priam’s line, and mighty Aeneas will be the Trojan king, as his descendants will in time to come." ~ Homer, Iliad Book XX
Here we see something reminiscent to the promise made to Judah regarding kingship.
Of course, this would be fulfilled by the legendary Aeneas, when he would flee Troy's destruction to eventually settle in the Italian peninsula, founding a colony of Latinium with a local princess. The inhabitants of this town would go on to be the founding members of Rome, according to Virgil's Aeneid, as well as Strabo's Geographica (3.2.13, 6.1.12, 14; 13.1.52, 53 et al.).
Of course, Paul's epistle to the Romans even makes this very observation when Paul called Abraham their "forefather according to the flesh" (4:1).
Of course, there also exists folklore throughout the early middle ages with regards to European royal dynasties being founded by the children of the Trojan refugees. One such example would by that of Brutus of Britain, according to historians Nennius and Geoffrey of Monmouth, was the great-granson of Aeneas that killed his own father in a hunting accident and was exiled. He would band up with other colonies of Trojans along the western Mediterranean coast and would eventually lead his kinsmen into the shores of Albion where they'd find a mythical race of giants that they'd slay, and end up establishing a kingdom after his name, Britain. His capital would be named Trinovantum, or Nova Troia (the Trinovantes being a tribe seen in Caesar's Commentaries), later renamed Caer Lud by one of his descendents, King Lud, and eventually renamed by the Romans as Londinium, or London as we know it. Brutus is the legendary ancestor of all of Britain's monarchs.
Considering that from the time of the Babylonian sacking of Jerusalem in the 6th Century BC and the life of Christ there has been no Judahite king, the Christian should expect Judah's sceptre to have existed elsewhere in the meantime.
Genesis 49:10
The scepter shall not depart from Judah, nor the ruler’s staff from between his feet, until tribute comes to him; and to him shall be the obedience of the peoples.
@AdamicAwakening