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Hunter Biden found guilty. What is Joe Biden to do? And who will you vote for...

Comparing cults of the past and present to the Democrat Party.

Commentary on current events in Boston, MA.

A Song, a Psalm of Asaph. Psalm 83 (NASB95) 1 O God, do not remain quiet; Do not be silent and, O God, do not be still. 2 For behold, Your enemies make an uproar, And those who hate You have exalted themselves. 3 They make shrewd plans against Your people, And conspire together against Your treasured ones. 4 They have said, “Come, and let us wipe them out as a nation, That the name of Israel be remembered no more.” 5 For they have conspired together with one mind; Against You they make a covenant: 6 The tents of Edom and the Ishmaelites, Moab and the Hagrites; 7 Gebal and Ammon and Amalek, Philistia with the inhabitants of Tyre; 8 Assyria also has joined with them; They have become a help to the children of Lot. Selah. 9 Deal with them as with Midian, As with Sisera and Jabin at the torrent of Kishon, 10 Who were destroyed at En-dor, Who became as dung for the ground. 11 Make their nobles like Oreb and Zeeb And all their princes like Zebah and Zalmunna, 12 Who said, “Let us possess for ourselves The pastures of God.” 13 O my God, make them like the whirling dust, Like chaff before the wind. 14 Like fire that burns the forest And like a flame that sets the mountains on fire, 15 So pursue them with Your tempest And terrify them with Your storm. 16 Fill their faces with dishonor, That they may seek Your name, O Lord. 17 Let them be ashamed and dismayed forever, And let them be humiliated and perish, 18 That they may know that You alone, whose name is the Lord, Are the Most High over all the earth.

Truly, how can a Christian NOT support Donald Trump in light of the present situation in our country?

Former President Donald J. Trump was convicted on 34 counts today...

A Pulse On Prophecy, in Revelation 1:1-2, introduces us to: "The Revelation of Jesus Christ, which God gave Him to show to His bond-servants, the things which must soon take place; and He sent and communicated it by His angel to His bond-servant John, who testified to the word of God and to the testimony of Jesus Christ, everything that he saw." (Revelation 1:1-2 NASB)

### Ezekiel Chapter 4 In this chapter, God commands Ezekiel to enact a series of symbolic acts to illustrate the coming siege and suffering of Jerusalem: 1. **Siege of Jerusalem (4:1-3)**: Ezekiel is instructed to take a clay tablet and draw the city of Jerusalem on it. He is to lay siege against it using an iron plate as a wall between him and the city, symbolizing the siege and God's unyielding opposition. 2. **Lying on His Side (4:4-8)**: Ezekiel is to lie on his left side for 390 days to symbolize the years of Israel's sin and then on his right side for 40 days to represent Judah's sin. This act demonstrates the burden of the people's iniquity. 3. **Eating Defiled Bread (4:9-17)**: Ezekiel is commanded to eat a meager diet of bread made from mixed grains, symbolizing the scarcity of food during the siege. He is initially told to bake it over human dung, but after protest, God allows him to use cow dung instead. This symbolizes the defiled conditions and scarcity that will come with the siege. ### Ezekiel Chapter 5 In this chapter, God continues to communicate His judgments on Jerusalem through further symbolic acts: 1. **Shaving His Head and Beard (5:1-4)**: Ezekiel is instructed to shave his head and beard with a sword, divide the hair into thirds, and use each portion differently. One third is to be burned (representing those who will die by plague or famine), one third is to be struck with the sword (representing those who will die by the sword), and one third is to be scattered to the wind (representing those who will be exiled). 2. **Judgment Against Jerusalem (5:5-17)**: God pronounces judgment against Jerusalem for their rebelliousness and abominations. The city will face severe punishment, including famine, pestilence, and sword. The destruction will serve as a sign and a warning to the nations, highlighting God's fierce anger and the consequences of disobedience. ### Ezekiel Chapter 6 This chapter contains prophecies against the mountains of Israel, representing the high places where idolatry occurred: 1. **Prophecy Against the Mountains (6:1-7)**: Ezekiel is to prophesy against the mountains and high places of Israel, where the people have engaged in idolatrous worship. These places will be destroyed, the altars will be broken, and the idols will be smashed. The people who worshipped there will be slain. 2. **A Remnant Will Remember (6:8-10)**: Despite the destruction, a remnant will survive and be scattered among the nations. They will remember their sins and recognize that God’s judgment was just. 3. **Further Destruction (6:11-14)**: The chapter concludes with further declarations of devastation, emphasizing that the land will be desolate, the high places ruined, and the idols obliterated. This destruction will demonstrate that the Lord is God, and His judgments are righteous.

Challenging Atheism's multiverse theory, or rather the multiverse theory's Atheism. Adding more universes just makes the argument more ridiculous; there must be a moment of origin, there must be a place of origin, and their must be a source of origin.

Current events. Protests around the USA and on university campuses. Stewart recounts a story from his talk radio days in Portland, Oregon, where his show got protested by a crowd of thousands.

On the brink of another world war, much is depending upon the behavior of one US President, Joe Biden.

Pro-Israel message about the Hamas Charter of 1988 by Stewart.

I have some bad news for you: those of you who supported Joe Biden in the past have to realize by now that Joe Biden is not your friend...

Announcing the upcoming masterclass on the Book of Revelation: A thorough, in-depth Bible study on Revelation going verse-by-verse and chapter-by-chapter through the last book of the Bible, this final book of prophecy.

Stewart takes a turn on gender identity politics. From a scientific standpoint, a woman is characterized by her genetic makeup, specifically the presence of two X chromosomes (XX).

What is "sin-flation?" With prices on eggs up anywhere from 7 to even 9x recent lows at the grocery stores, you know President Joe Biden is in the White House.

A brief History lesson exploring comparing current events in the United States to the events of 1930's - 1940's Germany and Europe. Not for the faint of heart or squeamish. Be brave, be bold, be courageous.

In Ezekiel chapters 1 through 3, the prophet Ezekiel receives a powerful vision from God while he is among the exiles by the Kebar River in Babylon. In this vision, Ezekiel sees a whirlwind coming from the north, accompanied by a great cloud with fire flashing forth and a bright light surrounding it. Within the cloud, there are four living creatures, each with four faces: those of a human, a lion, an ox, and an eagle. These creatures have four wings and move with incredible speed, powered by wheels beside them. Above the living creatures, Ezekiel sees a throne resembling sapphire, with a figure sitting on it that looks like a man, radiating glory and brightness. Surrounding this throne is a rainbow, and the glory of the Lord is so overwhelming that Ezekiel falls to his face in awe. God speaks to Ezekiel, commissioning him as a prophet to the rebellious house of Israel. He gives Ezekiel a scroll with words of lamentation, mourning, and woe written on both sides, symbolizing the severity of the judgment that is to come upon Israel because of their sins. Despite the challenging nature of his mission, God assures Ezekiel that he will be strengthened and empowered by His Spirit to fulfill his calling. Ezekiel is warned that the people of Israel may not listen to him, but he is nevertheless commanded to faithfully deliver God's message of warning and repentance to them. Much of chapters 1 through 3 foreshadow their fulfillment later on in the book of Revelation and we will be sure to cover the book of Revelation in full after this book. In chapter 3, Ezekiel is instructed to eat the scroll given to him by God, symbolizing his internalization and digestion of God's words. As Ezekiel consumes the scroll, he experiences a sweet taste, indicating the goodness of God's message, but it also becomes a burden to him, signifying the weight of the responsibility placed upon him as a prophet. God appoints Ezekiel as a watchman for Israel, responsible for warning the people of impending judgment and holding them accountable for their actions. Despite the resistance and rejection Ezekiel may face, he is called to faithfully proclaim God's message, whether the people listen or refuse to listen. Ezekiel chapters 1 through 3 set the stage for Ezekiel's prophetic ministry, establishing him as a faithful messenger of God's word and emphasizing the seriousness of Israel's sin and the impending judgment that will come upon them if they do not repent.