Handfasting

The phrase, "tying the knot", comes from ancient Northern European (Celtic/Nordic) tradition and culture - it was part of one of several wedding traditions in the ancient society.

In pre-christian times, when a man and woman chose to be married, they were brought together in a ceremony to have a braided cord tied around their hands. This ritual was known as handfasting.

The cords, or in some cases, ribbons, were made of different colored threads and decorated with small silver details, usually depicting typical motifs, such as a sword, ax, and different types of coins.

This act acknowledged the pair's engagement, which typically ran the length of a year.

It was a public declaration of intent to marry, signaling to potential suitors that the woman was intended to her betrothed and not to be harassed.

After the year was up, the couple either declared their intent to be married or declared that they weren't a good match. Both would then be free to choose another suitor and bride.

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€1,000,000 per month (conservatively) is what it takes to sell Lisdonvarna and to whore the nation further. "When we have sold enough of Ireland to be but strangers in it.. For What....?"
Step up and defend your Home.
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The number one enemy of Éire is the Gombeen who doesn't understand the milkless nipple from which they suckle. Hotelier, Restaurateur, Publican, Politician or Landlord they can't see further than their wallet. How prophetic was one leaflet taped to a door imagine millions in every door? https://www.thesun.ie/news/2271781/hotelier-opening-direct-provision-centre-for-asylum-seekers-in-clare-has-conviction-for-illegally-employing-migrants/

Got this today
Havent been in your group so dont want to repost if its done already
Our led streetlights are weaponised against us
This is the proof

Codex Amiatinus Project Update:

There's been a bit of a hiatus for the previous few months due to life getting in the way, but since Easter we have been eagerly working on the project.

In the past 7 days we have now finished the transcription verification and formatting/ punctuation applying of the Gospels! At this rate (on and off) the entire Codex will be finished within the next 2 months.

Attached: Codex Amiatinus: Gospels completed PDF.

Current Stage:
— I will continue to personally verify each page and apply punctuation and formatting.
— Volunteers! We ask volunteers to come forward for final proof-reads to ensure no typos were left behind by me. They will follow behind my solo work as I finish pages.
Join the @CodexAmiatinus chat if you wish to help!

Future Stages:
— Codex Hubertianus supplement work (Baruch, omitted verses).
— Convert indexation to match KJV indexation.
— Latin concordance + dictionary, as well as codex spelling standardisation.
— Translate to English.

The late days of the second Roman Empire

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Families are fighting back as a united front following the mass killing of the elderly during the plandemic.

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This is Paddy.

A homeless man in Dublin, aged 71.

He was told to leave a homeless hostel to make way for a black Ukrainian this week.

They gave him an Easter Egg and a Capri Sun to soften the blow.

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