Jews are the direct descendants of Satan

[NotoriousOutlawRecords]

Each apostle broke off and created their own Christianity based off what they supposedly learned.
But where's Judas' book?
No where, cuz it's all made tf up.

 

[TheFiend]

@TheFiend it seems like you like to play devils advocate, and get stuck on small details. Honest question: Are you slow, like mentally slow? Or just like to argue? Or just like to sway those with faith away from faith, using logic given to Eve by the snake?

Huh?

 

[TheFiend]

The covenant was with Abraham, then Isaac, then Jacob (Israel), then Ephraim and Manasseh. God promised land, numerous descendants, and blessing to all nations through them.

Ahh, yeah that's right. Sorry man, I forgot we'd previously discussed this in (I think it was) a thread about heraldry by @Rebarcock.

Now think which group has benefited the world the most.

I could be mistaken, but going off what I can vaguely recall from the heraldry thread, this group would probably be descendants of the Nordic Europeans from Scandinavia, which I think were speculated as potentially descending from at least 4 of the original tribes.

Something like;
•Denmark: Tribe of Dan
•Finland: Tribe of Issachar
•Iceland: Tribe of Benjamin
•Norway: Tribe of Naphtali

Also, what grip is everyone against?

Presumably meant rhetorically, although I ain't passing up an opportunity to indulge my favorite hobby of public antisemitism.
This grip, or group, would probably be the pernicious cult of the jew. (*I'm unsure which tribe/s they descend from. Guessing maybe Judah, Benjamin.....& possibly Levi(?))

Judah will always hold the scepter since David. The stone of destiny is believed to be in Scotland and every king/queen has been sworn in on it.

Jacob had 12 children. All twelve became their own tribe. Dan, Asher, Judah, Benjamin, Levi, Gad, etc.

The Israelites divided into northern Israel and southern Israel (Judah & Benjamin). The northern nation was made up of the other 10 tribes.

The northern tribes started worshiping false gods. The Assyrians came in and conquered them. God “divorced” those tribes and the Assyrians would send conquered peoples away from their homeland. Those are the 10 lost tribes.

Those tribes may have become the Scythians and many believe they are the lost sheep Yeshua came for and who would spread the word of Christ. They ended up in Europe.

There are two reasons for divorce accepted by Yahweh, adultery and leaving a non-believer. Those are allowed to remarry. The other allowed to remarry is a widow.

When He divorced the 10 tribes they were never allowed to remarry again and were out of covenant since they were non-believers and in sin.

In comes Yeshua. When He died that allowed them to “remarry” and be brought back into covenant. There’s a reason Yahweh uses marriage as an example so much in the New Testament.

Dan is out for good (most likely Scandinavian peoples) Joseph became Ephraim and Manasseh (his sons). So there are still 12 tribes but two are out of covenant (Judah and Benjamin). They’ll come back in eventually.

These are my thoughts through study. Many disagree with replacement theology in Protestantism. So definitely don’t take my word for it. You’ll have to do your own study and teach your own conclusions.

For real, @AmericanViking, thanks man. I genuinely do appreciate your perspectives and insights.

 

[TheFiend]

Yesterday I found a handwritten letter in each of my mailboxes, all addressed from the local Jehovah's Witnesses down the road.

All three letters are more or less a brief text version of a typical wandering door-to-door JW recruitment pitch.

Really wouldn't have much of a clue regarding JWs, butt curious to learn more about the different christians so maybe I should go try out for the JWs.

....dunno if they'd be cool with my raging antisemitism and whatnot though.

How do other christians see/or relate to JWs? Are they all good? Or nah?

What's their whole Watchtower dealio all about?

 

[AmericanViking]

Ahh, yeah that's right. Sorry man, I forgot we'd previously discussed this in (I think it was) a thread about heraldry by @Rebarcock.


I could be mistaken, but going off what I can vaguely recall from the heraldry thread, this group would probably be descendants of the Nordic Europeans from Scandinavia, which I think were speculated as potentially descending from at least 4 of the original tribes.

Something like;
•Denmark: Tribe of Dan
•Finland: Tribe of Issachar
•Iceland: Tribe of Benjamin
•Norway: Tribe of Naphtali


Presumably meant rhetorically, although I ain't passing up an opportunity to indulge my favorite hobby of public antisemitism.
This grip, or group, would probably be the pernicious cult of the jew. (*I'm unsure which tribe/s they descend from. Guessing maybe Judah, Benjamin.....& possibly Levi(?))


For real, @AmericanViking, thanks man. I genuinely do appreciate your perspectives and insights.

Thanks man

Yeah, that was supposed to be group.

 

[NotoriousOutlawRecords]

Yesterday I found a handwritten letter in each of my mailboxes, all addressed from the local Jehovah's Witnesses down the road.

All three letters are more or less a brief text version of a typical wandering door-to-door JW recruitment pitch.

Really wouldn't have much of a clue regarding JWs, butt curious to learn more about the different christians so maybe I should go try out for the JWs.

....dunno if they'd be cool with my raging antisemitism and whatnot though.

How do other christians see/or relate to JWs? Are they all good? Or nah?

What's their whole Watchtower dealio all about?

door to door pedos in the making.
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