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China

Japan's Kiushu Island

Naaah, let's talk about it.

ARE WE READY TO RUMMMMMBLE!?

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⚠️ PAULA WHITE & husband ⚠️ https://youtu.be/c1R5DVUEnTU [Expose them. Ephesians 5:11]

https://youtu.be/E4hlgefoCRg 🟥 Signs of the times

📚 In the Bible, the terebinth (Hebrew: elah) is a large, long-lived deciduous tree (Pistacia terebinthus or Pistacia atlantica) native to the Middle East. It symbolizes strength, resilience, and sacred meeting places, often serving as a natural landmark or a site for divine encounters and covenants. Isaiah 1:29 📜Prophetic Metaphors: Isaiah uses the terebinth as a symbol of both national decline (when its leaves fade) and enduring hope—noting that even when cut down, a "holy seed" or stump remains to sprout anew (Isaiah 1:29, 6:13). Tanakh

When "Lord" is written with a capital L and lowercase ord, it translates the Hebrew word Adonai (אֲדֹנָי), which means "Master," "Ruler," or "my Lord". The distinction between "LORD" (all caps) and "Lord" (mixed case) in English translations reflects two completely different Hebrew words in the original text. "LORD" represents God’s personal, proper name (YHWH or Yahweh), while "Lord" translates a general title of honor and authority (Adonai).

Rebels and sinners shall be crushed, And those who forsake Adonai shall perish. Isaiah 1:27

✨️ ישעיהו א', כ"ד–כ"ו

In Isaiah 1:21, "she" refers to Jerusalem (the capital city and symbol of the nation of Judah). The verse compares the city to a harlot or prostitute because it turned away from its spiritual commitment to God, replacing former justice and righteousness with corruption and violence. Am Yisrael Chai 🇮🇱 🙏🏼

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