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Anyone else getting weird errors when trying to open websites today? I'm getting weird selective internet service right now. Some sites available, some not. #blackout #censored #censorship

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Not just a WA thing. I have had it for about a week now.

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Same all day and yesterday especially on my phone

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https://natsab.com/2022/04/12/....new-infographic-stat

New Infographic, Stations of a Woman | natsab

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New Infographic, Stations of a Woman | natsab

Several versions of a new infographic have been added to the Infographics page. Here is one version to share and be familiar with... Lots of Biblical truth on one page...

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The Sadducees ruled at the Temple, but the Pharisees had the most influence over the common people. One of the ways they maintained this influence was by making the rules so complicated, people needed the Pharisees to explain it all. This was especially true regarding the weekly #sabbath. Yeshua threatened their source of power by explaining God's Law, the Torah, in the simple terms of principles rather than in long lists of do's and dont's.

Just remember this. If you find yourself worrying about exactly where the limit is between "allowed" and "forbidden", then you're missing the point of #shabbat. It's a friendlier KYSS principle: Keep Your Sabbath Simple.

https://rumble.com/v10ruvb-the....-rules-of-sabbath-in

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The Rules of Sabbath in Matthew 12:1-14

The Saducees ruled at the Temple, but the Pharisees had the most influence over the common people. One of the ways they maintained this influence was by making the rules so complicated, people needed

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I was pondering this topic and two things that came to mind that I am rolling around are the part where it talks about not doing our own pleasures. So it to me is speaking of things like not seeking revenge and things that make our flesh feel better. The only thing I can wrap my head around though is the question, is things like fishing okay, as it isn’t allowing the fish to have a better life since one is inflicting pain and possible death of the hook gets to far down. Can you share your thoughts on this? Would Yahshua have fished on the Shabbat? I appologies I don’t want to seem as a Pharisee.

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Beautiful! Well done, Alabama.

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Alabama just gave the country a masterclass in how to fight back against transgender indoctrination of children ✊ | Not the Bee

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Alabama just gave the country a masterclass in how to fight back against transgender indoctrination of children ✊ | Not the Bee

Is the tide turning on transgender insanity throughout the country? Let's hope so:

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Celebrating Passover without Lamb? Addressing this issue and the
"Calendar Chaos" that comes with every Feast day!

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WHAT?? NO LAMB AT PASSOVER???

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Yet he gave him no inheritance in it, not even a foot's length, but promised to give it to him as a possession and to his offspring after him, though he had no child. And God spoke to this effect—that his offspring would be sojourners in a land belonging to others, who would enslave them and afflict them four hundred years.
Acts 7:5-6

Abraham was a sojourner in his own land. He never took possession of any ground in the Promised Land except one place to bury his dead. God told Abraham that his descendants would be sojourners and slaves for 400 years. They sojourned in Canaan, Syria, Midian, and Egypt, and foreigners took all they produced. They were sojourners the entire time and slaves for about half.