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What Have We Got?
A friend of mine quipped that Iran has forced a regime change in the US. Pundits with a vested interest will deny it, but everyone knows that Trump’s war on Iran is what cost him the mid-terms. Trump claims to … Continue reading
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Tagged censorship, economic troubles, information war, Iran, Modern Israel, Netanyahu, politics, red vs blue, socialism, Unseen Realm, Zionism
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Expose the Wickedness
It’s not that I care a whit about what happens in Europe, but it does demonstrate the methods of ideologues in the West. The key to the linked article is not so much what happened, as the pattern of censorship … Continue reading
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Tagged 1st Amendment, 2nd Amendment, Biblical Law, coverup, information war, oppression, QAnon, red vs blue, shepherd role, the Devil
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Espionage and Surveillance Coming
First, the good news — There is espionage inside the Pentagon as military leaders prepare to feed evidence to incoming Blue Wave legislators on Hegseth. The primary issues are the war crimes of bombing random boats in the Gulf and … Continue reading
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Tagged email, encryption, espionage, GPG, information war, military, oppression, red vs blue, socialism, Zionism
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Tribulation Eldership, Part 1
Whoever rejects grace will receive the law. In passing, I’ve noticed that whenever someone scans one of our community blogs via AI, that principle always gets noted in the summary if the writer actually believes it. God deals with humans … Continue reading
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Tagged America, Ancient Rome, eldercraft, individualism, Law and Grace, love, materialism, personal loyalty, politics, tribalism, tribulation
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Flavors of Oppression
If you are intrigued by watching the political and economic condition of the US, it’s wise to pay more attention to the fundamentals than to the daily flux of events. The latter is largely aimed at getting a reaction that … Continue reading
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Tagged AI, economic troubles, globalism, marketing, politics, red vs blue, socialism, Zionism
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Enough and Too Much
For a couple of weeks, our community felt that the Lord was giving us a break. It’s not as if nothing was happening, but we sensed a calm before the storm. We could fellowship about minor things in our lives … Continue reading
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Tagged AI, communications, economic troubles, government, internet, Political activism, poverty, red vs blue
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Facing This Tribulation
We need to get this through our heads: There is no hope for this world. If you take seriously the message of the gospel, that humanity is fallen and in need of redemption from above, then it must necessarily follow … Continue reading
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Tagged convictions, covenant community of faith, covering, divine calling, faith, fleshly nature, mission, otherworldly, shepherd role, worldliness
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Signs of Systemic Change
1. Dale Moreau (a disciple of Heiser) recently made it clear he was Arminian in theology. That’s okay; Heiser was too, but never admitted it. It’s as if Paul never said anything about Election, not to mention women leading men. … Continue reading
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Tagged Arminianism, banking, covenant, Dale Moreau, divine election, government policy, Michael S. Heiser, petroleum market, trusting in god
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Few Men Left
This piece is very insightful, but way too long. Let me summarize. When people grow up without a highly specialized society, when they are obliged to spend more of their time in hunting, gathering or agrarian pursuits, everyone has pretty … Continue reading
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Tagged censorship, communism, government policy, oppression, resistance, shepherd role, social conditioning, socialism, tribulation, Zionism
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The Damage Is Done
We were discussing offline the magnitude of the action in the Bab-el-Mandeb Straight. The Houthis struck the Saudi oil tanker Encelia in the southern Red Sea. There’s no confirmation of a second ship. So far as I can determine, that … Continue reading
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Tagged economic troubles, Iran, petroleum market, Saudi Arabia, transportation, US, war, Yemen
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