“But after two years Porcius Festus came into Felix’ room: and Felix, willing to shew the Jews a pleasure, left Paul bound” (Acts 24:27 KJV). How? Acts 24:27 says Paul was in the custody of Felix for two years and then Festus replaced Felix and Paul was still bound. These two years would have to […]
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There was never a king of the Neo-Babylonian period named Belshazzar son of Nebuchadnezzar as is stated in the Book of Danay’al (Daniel) chapters 5, 7, and 8. So modern European biblical critics dismiss the Book of Danay’al as a historical fiction written in the 2nd century BCE. Here are the kings of the Neo-Babylonian
I’m going to need you to really put your thinking caps on for a minute. THINK! If you were Satan and your goal was to deceive millions and millions of people, would you put out a book with pentagrams on it and blood and flames and a picture of a red guy with fangs, horns,
Oh wait, but I thought Ban Dor the Ravenous Bird made up that name? No. He was not around in 1977. But the name YA’OH has been around since before the world was created. OMPP brought the holy name with them when they were shipped to the land of pyramids in the New World during
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This pirate’s anthem was put out by The Viceroys in 1968 under the name YA HO. But if you listen carefully that is not what these OMPP men are actually singing. They are singing YA-OH. It has been estimated that one-third of all pirates in the Caribbean were runaway OMPP slaves contrary to what the
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You’ve often heard that we are supposed to love everyone and forgive our enemies no matter who they are and no matter what they did. This is a distortion of the truth. It makes it seem as if what Doayd did in this Mazmor (Psalm) that he wrote, and others like it, was wrong. But
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THEM: Why do you say “Ya’ohdah” and not Yahawadah, Yahudah, or Yehudah, or Judah? Where do you get “Ya’ohdah” from? ME: Because Ya’ohdah is how our ancient ancestors pronounced it and this is proved by the fact that Ya’ohdah is how other nations wrote the word after they heard us say it. The ancient Akkadian
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Head of a Ya’ohsharaly man from the Southern Levant Item’s present location: KUNSTHISTORISCHES MUSEUM International inventory number: 09/001/4907 Inventory number: 3896b Date: 20th Dynasty: Ramesses III (1184-1153 BC) Provenance: Lower Egypt: Governorate of Qalyubiya: Tell El-Yhudiya Material: Faience Egyptian ceramic tile decoration Height: 9.2 cm Width: 10 cm Year of acquisition: 1878 Description: Negroid man
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Lachaysh (so-called Lachish) is a city of Yaohdah (Judah) mentioned several times in the Bible. European scholars believe it is the same place as Tell ed-Duweir (coordinates 31°33′54″N 34°50′56″E). This is the incorrect location. Be that as it may, the Assyrian king Sennacherib (705-680 BCE) attacked the city of Lachaysh and took the Yaohdaym living
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