"And men were scorched with great heat, and blasphemed the name of God, which hath power over these plagues: and they repented not to give him glory."

Re 16

Trabusera, a Bellchanter goblin rivet gunner, temporarily staying in Hordecutte.

(Gibbsen's story will continue tomorrow. ?)

Talk to me about people who make intriguing Strange things!
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#dailycreatedoom 2023/1 1/06

An OOMlich DC Talk song: "Time is..."



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"If any man see his brother sin a sin that is not unto death, let him pray, and he shall give him life for them that sin not unto death. There is a sin unto death, I say not that thou shouldest pray for it."

1J 5

"The Prairie Hunt"
By Aromem

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A tiny update on our channel growth on Rumble.

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WWII was not adequately studied by my generation given what I'm seeing online. I thought everyone grew up learning about it.

Was I the only one who lived on the Audie Murphy movie "To Hell and Back"?

Or watched dozens of documentaries on the invasion of Normandy?

Or grieved when reading Corrie Ten Boom's first hand account of the nazis search for their hidden Jews in the false wall of their home and the death of her beloved sister in the concentration camp?

WWII was not adequately studied by my generation given what I'm seeing online. I thought everyone grew up learning about it.

Was I the only one who lived on the Audie Murphy movie "To Hell and Back"?

Or watched dozens of documentaries on the invasion of Normandy?

Or grieved when reading Corrie Ten Boom's first hand account of the nazis search for their hidden Jews in the false wall of their home and the death of her beloved sister in the concentration camp?

WWII was not adequately studied by my generation given what I'm seeing online. I thought everyone grew up learning about it.

Was I the only one who lived on the Audie Murphy movie "To Hell and Back"?

Or watched dozens of documentaries on the invasion of Normandy?

Or grieved when reading Corrie Ten Boom's first hand account of the nazis search for their hidden Jews in the false wall of their home and the death of her beloved sister in the concentration camp?