Servitude
The very essence and connotation of the name "Jewish" is intrinsically linked to the concept of servitude.
The term "Jewish" epitomizes and aligns seamlessly with the notion of servitude.
Although the Jewish population constitutes a mere raindrop in the vast oceans of the world, we, as the global human populace, find ourselves currently in complete servitude to the Jewish community.
The predominant reason the United States finds itself under the unequivocal influence of the Jewish population is rooted in the fact that we, as Americans, are predominantly Christians and our nation was founded upon that premise.
Even though we may not uniformly agree on being in complete servitude to the Jewish population, our faith and relationship compel us, as Christians, to adhere to the wishes of the Jewish community because Jesus is our Lord and Savior.
In order to secure eternal life, we align ourselves with Jesus, who is Jewish.
Historically, when Jesus proclaimed his divinity and performed miracles in the presence of the Jewish population, the leaders among the Jews deemed Jesus a liar, committing blasphemy. Consequently, the Jews orchestrated the protocol that led to the crucifixion of Jesus, mocking him and challenging him, "Where is your God now?"
Considering Jesus is the ultimate Lamb of God sacrificed for the sins of humanity, liberating us from death and eternal hell through past sins, the Jews, to this day, anticipate God's arrival in human form without realizing or acknowledging that Jesus already fulfilled that prophecy.
The authenticity of my perspective lies in the fact that Jesus returned in human form after being betrayed and murdered by his own people, the Jews. He did this to assure us, his followers, the Christians, that he has prepared a place in heaven for those who BELIEVE that he, Jesus, is God.
Despite everything, we understand that Jesus deeply loves his family, the Jews, as he conquered death for the entire world to witness.
We acknowledge that when you seek God, you inevitably encounter the Jewish population.
In light of this, God has his eyes on the Jews, and it is our responsibility as a global community to support the Jews, preventing the wrath of God and ensuring our place in heaven eternally with Jesus.
Now, returning to the themes of servitude and justice.
Jesus embodies goodness.
Simply love Jesus to attain eternal life.
With this understanding, we recognize that God is Jewish, and it is imperative that we do not harm or threaten his people.
As peculiar as they may seem, we are called to work alongside Jews.
Let us cease harming the Jewish community for mere amusement and fleeting satisfaction. Instead, let us choose the path of legality and righteousness. Visit my website https://tvknowsyou.com today and obtain a live streaming license β a lawful choice for everyone, including the Jewish population.
Okay, let's drill down into the essence of what's going on with all the bloodshed.
First and foremost, we have the Jews who are waiting for the Messiah to arrive and rule the world, and the Messiah is God.
Second, God the Messiah has already arrived, and that is Jesus.
Third, the Jews, who consider Jesus a Jew, called him a liar and crucified him on the cross.
Fourth, Jesus came back from the dead, told his family, the Jews, that he loved them, and asked the Father through Art in heaven to forgive them, for they know not what they do.
Jesus is all about love, enjoying life, and having quality time on earth and in heaven.
Jesus is love and the Lamb of God who sacrificed his own life to save our lives on the cross. Although Jesus could have asked God to retaliate against the Jews at that time, he would never do that because he loved his own family. Just because his own family murdered him on the cross does not mean Jesus stopped loving his own family.
So, how do we put this into perspective?
Next, we have the Muslims who have gods but not living gods, unlike Jesus, who performed daily miracles when he walked the earth in human form. Now, he does his miracles via the Holy Spirit and resides in heaven, which is a hell of a lot better than living on earth.
Jesus is happy up there, but he has made a place for all his believers who believe he is God, the Messiah, which includes the Jews, his own family because Jesus cannot be happy in heaven without his own family.
So now, we have like three groups of people on earth:
1. Christians
2. Jews
3. All others who don't believe Jesus is God.
Faith Harmony: Unveiling Connections
Servitude
The very essence and connotation of the name "Jewish" is intrinsically linked to the concept of servitude.
The term "Jewish" epitomizes and aligns seamlessly with the notion of servitude.
Although the Jewish population constitutes a mere raindrop in the vast oceans of the world, we, as the global human populace, find ourselves currently in complete servitude to the Jewish community.
The predominant reason the United States finds itself under the unequivocal influence of the Jewish population is rooted in the fact that we, as Americans, are predominantly Christians and our nation was founded upon that premise.
Even though we may not uniformly agree on being in complete servitude to the Jewish population, our faith and relationship compel us, as Christians, to adhere to the wishes of the Jewish community because Jesus is our Lord and Savior.
In order to secure eternal life, we align ourselves with Jesus, who is Jewish.
Historically, when Jesus proclaimed his divinity and performed miracles in the presence of the Jewish population, the leaders among the Jews deemed Jesus a liar, committing blasphemy. Consequently, the Jews orchestrated the protocol that led to the crucifixion of Jesus, mocking him and challenging him, "Where is your God now?"
Considering Jesus is the ultimate Lamb of God sacrificed for the sins of humanity, liberating us from death and eternal hell through past sins, the Jews, to this day, anticipate God's arrival in human form without realizing or acknowledging that Jesus already fulfilled that prophecy.
The authenticity of my perspective lies in the fact that Jesus returned in human form after being betrayed and murdered by his own people, the Jews. He did this to assure us, his followers, the Christians, that he has prepared a place in heaven for those who BELIEVE that he, Jesus, is God.
Despite everything, we understand that Jesus deeply loves his family, the Jews, as he conquered death for the entire world to witness.
We acknowledge that when you seek God, you inevitably encounter the Jewish population.
In light of this, God has his eyes on the Jews, and it is our responsibility as a global community to support the Jews, preventing the wrath of God and ensuring our place in heaven eternally with Jesus.
Now, returning to the themes of servitude and justice.
Jesus embodies goodness.
Simply love Jesus to attain eternal life.
With this understanding, we recognize that God is Jewish, and it is imperative that we do not harm or threaten his people.
As peculiar as they may seem, we are called to work alongside Jews.
Let us cease harming the Jewish community for mere amusement and fleeting satisfaction. Instead, let us choose the path of legality and righteousness. Visit my website https://tvknowsyou.com today and obtain a live streaming license β a lawful choice for everyone, including the Jewish population.
Okay, let's drill down into the essence of what's going on with all the bloodshed.
First and foremost, we have the Jews who are waiting for the Messiah to arrive and rule the world, and the Messiah is God.
Second, God the Messiah has already arrived, and that is Jesus.
Third, the Jews, who consider Jesus a Jew, called him a liar and crucified him on the cross.
Fourth, Jesus came back from the dead, told his family, the Jews, that he loved them, and asked the Father through Art in heaven to forgive them, for they know not what they do.
Jesus is all about love, enjoying life, and having quality time on earth and in heaven.
Jesus is love and the Lamb of God who sacrificed his own life to save our lives on the cross. Although Jesus could have asked God to retaliate against the Jews at that time, he would never do that because he loved his own family. Just because his own family murdered him on the cross does not mean Jesus stopped loving his own family.
So, how do we put this into perspective?
Next, we have the Muslims who have gods but not living gods, unlike Jesus, who performed daily miracles when he walked the earth in human form. Now, he does his miracles via the Holy Spirit and resides in heaven, which is a hell of a lot better than living on earth.
Jesus is happy up there, but he has made a place for all his believers who believe he is God, the Messiah, which includes the Jews, his own family because Jesus cannot be happy in heaven without his own family.
So now, we have like three groups of people on earth:
1. Christians
2. Jews
3. All others who don't believe Jesus is
