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Pretrib rapture is mentioned in Amos 5! - YouTube

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Note then the kindness and the severity of God: severity toward those who have fallen, but God's kindness to you,
➡️provided you continue in his kindness.⬅️
➡️Otherwise you too will be cut off. ⬅️
Romans 11:22 ESV

God’s kindness is manifested in his eager desire to forgive, heal, and restore, and in his forbearance to condemn. His severity is manifested in his willingness to exile, inflict suffering, and even to eternally condemn if it becomes necessary.

God is love, but he is also vengeance. Never mistake love for niceness. God is loving and kind, but he is not nice in the sense that he always wants you to feel good. He will hurt your feelings and crush your very bones if it could drive you or your neighbor to repentance.

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For if God did not spare the natural branches, neither will he spare you.
Romans 11:21 ESV

The use of “natural branches” refutes any idea that “the Jews” or “Israel” in this context could refer to anything that is completely divorced from the genetic lineage of Jacob. “Natural” Israel at this point had certainly incorporated many foreigners over the centuries, but the entire analogy falls apart if Israel wasn’t substantially made up of actual descendants of Jacob.

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For sure not the sons of Japeth. It's the greatest deception ever sold to the world.

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Might wanna double check who's research you are relying on. Mine is the Bible which says that God would return Israel to their land and impart His Spirit to them in the later days.

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The article reminds me of what I was taught the degrees of a lie is:

1. Lies
2. Damn Lies
3. Statistics

It confuses terms to try and make a false claim.

The word "semitic" is so taken out of context now a days that it no longer means someone with a Semite ancestry, but only one with a Jewish background. This is a misappropriation of the original word as it tries to define a word to a specific blood group while relying on another word.

The term "Semitic" refers to languages that share a common ancestor and are spoken in parts of the Middle East and Africa; not just Israel.

The word "antisemitism" was popularized by German journalist and agitator Friedrich Wilhelm Adolph Marr in 1879. He used the term in a pamphlet and subsequently founded the "Antisemiten-Liga" (League of Antisemites). While the term itself wasn't entirely new, Marr's use of it in the context of an organized movement against Jewish people is what solidified its meaning and widespread usage.

So, we mustn't confuse someone being a Semite with being Anti-Semitic. These term aren't antonyms even though the one word is part of the other.

If someone speaks a Semitic language then they are a Semite independent of their genetics. That is the sum of it.

If someone is against Jews (whatever the genetic origins) then they are Antisemitic.

The research paper is therefore wrong on two accounts:

1. A far larger percentage of people speak a Semitic language (Hebrew and Arabic) in Israel than the 2.5% it claims.
2. DNA doesn't determine what language you speak.

So, the article is in its core Anti-Semitic as it targets the Jews in their negative assessment of the data in front of them.

Be careful when reading articles that claim data underpins a matter as our brains aren't developed to assess data when looking quickly at a statement. You have to look at it in more detail to understand what the data is saying. A good book to read on this is "Thinking Fast and Slow".

As example, an article heading could read "200% increase in Primary School teachers leaving due to stress in 2025".

What does that mean?

Are Primary Schools likely to run out of teachers due to a mass exodus or did 3 teachers leave during 2025 instead of just 1 in 2024, but the normal count is 5 teachers leaving each year (which the article doesn't mention)?

We just won't know until we analyse the data.

The article reminds me of what I was taught the degrees of a lie is: 
 
1. Lies 
2. Damn Lies 
3. Statistics 
 
It confuses terms to try and make a false claim. 
 
The word "semitic" is so taken out of context now a days that it no longer means someone with a Semite ancestry, but only one with a Jewish background.  This is a misappropriation of the original word as it tries to define a word to a specific blood group while relying on another word. 
 
The term "Semitic" refers to languages that share a common ancestor and are spoken in parts of the Middle East and Africa; not just Israel.  
 
The word "antisemitism" was popularized by German journalist and agitator Friedrich Wilhelm Adolph Marr in 1879. He used the term in a pamphlet and subsequently founded the "Antisemiten-Liga" (League of Antisemites). While the term itself wasn't entirely new, Marr's use of it in the context of an organized movement against Jewish people is what solidified its meaning and widespread usage.  
 
So, we mustn't confuse someone being a Semite with being Anti-Semitic. These term aren't antonyms even though the one word is part of the other. 
 
If someone speaks a Semitic language then they are a Semite independent of their genetics.  That is the sum of it. 
 
If someone is against Jews (whatever the genetic origins) then they are Antisemitic. 
 
The research paper is therefore wrong on two accounts: 
 
1. A far larger percentage of people speak a Semitic language (Hebrew and Arabic) in Israel than the 2.5% it claims. 
2. DNA doesn't determine what language you speak. 
 
So, the article is in its core Anti-Semitic as it targets the Jews in their negative assessment of the data in front of them. 
 
Be careful when reading articles that claim data underpins a matter as our brains aren't developed to assess data when looking quickly at a statement. You have to look at it in more detail to understand what the data is saying.  A good book to read on this is "Thinking Fast and Slow". 
 
As example, an article heading could read "200% increase in Primary School teachers leaving due to stress in 2025". 
 
What does that mean?   
 
Are Primary Schools likely to run out of teachers due to a mass exodus or did 3 teachers leave during 2025 instead of just 1 in 2024, but the normal count is 5 teachers leaving each year (which the article doesn't mention)?   
 
We just won't know until we analyse the data.

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For if God did not spare the natural branches, neither will he spare you.
Romans 11:21 ESV

Since the salvation and grafting of Gentiles is solely by faith, not because of anything they have done, some say that there is nothing they can do to lose that new status. However, Paul is delivering a clear threat that being arrogant towards the native branches that have been cut off could cause God to cut those Gentiles off again.

The concept of eternal security is so clearly refuted in these verses (and many others!) that I am amazed that anyone could ever believe it, let alone scholars and theologians.

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Have you ever stopped to ask what it really means to be a leader? I’ll be honest—I used to just accept whoever was in charge. Church leaders. Bosses. Even city and state officials. If they wore the title, I assumed they were worthy of it.

Maybe you’ve done the same.

But over time, we all start to see the cracks. We’ve seen leaders lead with wisdom—and others lead with fear. And that got me thinking… What does true leadership look like according to the Word of Yahweh? Especially when fear and confusion are everywhere?

One of the clearest answers comes from an unlikely place: Numbers 13. It’s the story of the men chosen to lead Israel into the Promised Land—men who should’ve inspired faith, but instead spread fear. And because of that, an entire generation missed out.

If you’ve ever been disillusioned by poor leadership—or if you’ve wondered whether real, Spirit-led discernment still exists—this post is for you. Come see the truth of Yahweh’s promises. Come see the connection to Yahshua, our perfect leader, who still calls us to trust and follow.

👉 Read it here: https://afflicted4messiah.word....press.com/2025/06/21

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