James Bejon 🇮🇱
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James Bejon 🇮🇱
@JamesBejon
Christian || Church-goer || Researcher @Tyndale_House || Student || by God’s grace. Views not to be blamed on others. Free Substack link below.



NEW VIDEO: There has been a lot of noise about whether we've misunderstood Genesis 1:1, that it really means "when God began creating..." In this video, I try to explain evidence presented by Ben Kantor in support of the traditional view. youtube.com/watch?v=m7i7As…




There is undeniably a biblical prophecy containing a special blessing for White people. If you don’t like it, take it up with God. For those who aren’t so easily offended, here’s an explanation. 👇 Noah’s prophecy in Genesis 9 covers the entire sweep of Western history in three sentences. The European peoples would be enlarged by God, would come to occupy the covenant inheritance of Israel, and would exercise authority over the pagan populations of the Middle East. Anglo-Saxons and Caucasians are in the prophetic canon, named by a prophet who stood on the slopes of Ararat centuries before their civilizations existed. Don’t blame us for that claim. That’s Biblical prophecy. Noah got off the boat, prophesied to his sons, and prophesied that Japheth’s lineage - Europeans and Caucasians - would be greater than the Semitic ancestors of Shem, and would one day take their place. Barnes’ Notes commentary says that Noah’s prophecy, “refers not only to the territory and the multitude of the Japhethites, but also to their intellectual and active faculties. The metaphysics of the Hindoos, the philosophy of the Greeks, the military prowess of the Romans, and the modern science and civilization of the world, are due to the race of Japheth.” Matthew Henry noted that “Japheth’s prosperity peopled all Europe, a great part of Asia, and perhaps America,” and John Gill traced the fulfillment through the Greeks and Romans, observing that Japheth’s sons “made conquests in Asia, in which were the tents of Shem’s posterity.” These were not kooky interpreters reading their cultural assumptions into the text. They were the mainstream of Protestant biblical scholarship, and they read Genesis 9:27 as a prophecy whose fulfillment was visible in the history of Western civilization. *Read the article at our website by using the link in my bio.









As a proud British Jew, I’m honoured to stand shoulder-to-shoulder with thousands of non-Jews against antisemitism in London. Keir Starmer: stop kowtowing to Islamist terrorists who want us dead. We Jews will never surrender. Britain is our home and we are here to stay.





<THREAD> A dove, a plant, a voyage at sea, a worm, and a fish referred to both as a ‘dag’ (דג) and a ‘dagah’ (דגה)? What do these things have in common? For some suggestions, please join me on a somewhat experimental trip through the book of Jonah.










