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Looking out from His throne, the Father of light and of men Chose to make Himself known and show us the way back to Him Speaking wisdom and truth into the hearts of peasants and kings He began to unveil the Word that would change the course of all things With eyes wide open, all would see The Word is alive And it cuts like a sword through the darkness With a message of life to the hopeless and afraid Breathing life into all who believe The Word is alive And the world and its glories will fade But His truth, it will not pass away It remains yesterday and forever the same The Word is alive Simple strokes on a page Eternity's secrets revealed, carried on from age to age It speaks Truth to us even still And as the rain falls from Heaven, feeds the earth before it returns Lord, let Your Word fall on us and bring forth the fruit You deserve With eyes wide open, let us see The Word is alive His Word is alive Songwriters: John Mark Hall/Casting Crowns 👑

@teameffujoe Exposing false teachers…

You cannot claim to follow the God of the Bible and not be a Zionist.

Israel was defined six distinct ways in Scripture… 1.Jacob (the man renamed Israel) 2.His physical descendants (ethnic/national Israel) 3.The 12 tribes 4.The northern kingdom (10 tribes, post-split) 5.The land/territory 6.The people of God by faith (spiritual Israel – believers in Christ)

@teameffujoe Your fat finger video doesn’t show what scripture you’re talking about so I’m assuming it’s a Catholic made up doctrine…

@teameffujoe 😂🤡

@TheDemSlayer You’re quoting Balaam blessing Israel in the wilderness—but ignoring how the New Testament defines Israel: ‘They are not all Israel who are of Israel’ (Rom 9:6). The promise isn’t about geography—it’s fulfilled in Christ.

“Now when Balaam saw that it pleased the Lord to bless ISRAEL, he did not resort to divination as at other times, but turned his face toward the wilderness. When Balaam looked out and saw ISRAEL encamped tribe by tribe, the Spirit of God came on him and he spoke his message: ‘The prophecy of Balaam son of Beor, the prophecy of one whose eye sees clearly, the prophecy of one who hears the words of God, who sees a vision from the Almighty, who falls prostrate, and whose eyes are opened: How beautiful are your tents, Jacob, your dwelling places, ISRAEL! Like valleys they spread out, like gardens beside a river, like aloes planted by the Lord, like cedars beside the waters. Water will flow from their buckets; their seed will have abundant water. Their king will be greater than Agag; their kingdom will be exalted. God brought them out of Egypt; they have the strength of a wild ox. They devour hostile nations and break their bones in pieces; with their arrows they pierce them. Like a lion they crouch and lie down, like a lioness—who dares to rouse them? MAY THOSE WHO BLESS YOU BE BLESSED AND THOSE WHO CURSE YOU BE CURSED!’” — Numbers 24:1-9

The Israel issue is absolutely THE great sifting test of our time. Those who bless Israel are blessed. Those who curse Israel are cursed. This is THE issue that separates the truth from the lies, the wheat from the chaff, the light from the darkness, the good from the evil, the sheep from the goats. It really sucks to see someone like JP fall into the lies. I admired him and appreciated his work for many years. But he’s now under a curse. And as Tucker and Candace and all the Cancer Cultists have shown us—it’s all downhill from here. Repent, JP. There is still time.

@farmingandJesus It has the potential to do serious damage. Unfortunately, my two daughters have had a few bouts with it. 17 and 22…I am working with them now.

@StevenStocks5 It can wreck life if we let it! I’m so glad you’re ok!

I made it to work today with no panic attack. Please clap it’s been weeks, I work 1-2 days a week and I couldn’t even do that. It was terrible and isolating BUT GOD was working still. Teaching me in the anguish and tears… showing me how to trust him! The thing I can share that God has been slowly teaching me is that I don’t HAVE anxiety, I GET anxious and HE is bigger. If you’re ever in this vicious cycle like I’ve been in please try to remember that thoughts lie and the King of Kings does not. When he said to cast your cares on him he meant it. He really can overcome your scary thoughts and feelings regardless of the reason they happen (for me it’s hormonal and trauma based) He’s bigger than all of that, He really is. There is hope so trust Him, we are not hopeless and if you think no one can help you , Jesus can 💜 the worst that can happen is you die .. and if you’re a believer , to die is gain (you’re not gonna die from anxiety btw so unclench your jaw and breathe… it’s ok)

As Easter approaches why are Christians okay with the Church of Holy Sepulchre closed by our “ally” who blew up the South Pars gas field without US approval? The Holy Sepulchre did NOT close during WW2. Is the leader of “our greatest ally” in fact the revealed “AntiChrist”?

🚨NEW: Stephen A. Smith *STUNNED* when California Rep. Kevin Kiley informs him his state bans voter ID requirements🤯 "Hold on ... WHAT!? When did that happen!? ... I can't believe it! ... Lord have mercy. You can't make this up." @DailyCaller

Netanyahu just gave an insane speech in which he repeatedly referred to Iranians as "barbarians" and said the US and Israel are fighting a colonial war "to protect civilization". US Secretary of War Pete Hegseth also dehumanized Iranians as "barbaric savages" (as the US military bombs elementary schools and hospitals in Iran). The mask is off. The US and Israel are fascist genocidal regimes that aim to "exterminate all the brutes" of the Global South, as 19th-century European colonialists said.

BREAKING : French 🇫🇷 President Emmanuel Macron has exposed Israel in front of the whole world "The ground military operation and bombings by Israel in Lebanon is unacceptable. This should just STOP" 🔥 Europe is finally sidelining Israel 🫡

“The 700 employees of his who died that day averaged 33 years old.” Howard Lutnick barely escaped death on 9/11 by taking his kid to school. This is the jew that shadows Trump. Coincidence?

Netanyahu claims if we don’t destroy the Iranian regime, they’ll blackmail the world with nuclear weapons. That’s interesting considering a convicted Israeli spy (Jonathan Pollard) admitted that’s exactly what Israel did to the United States during the Yom Kippur war in 1973.

I always thought you were strange dude when you were talking about the election in Arizona… are you a Jew? Blasphemy In Scripture, it includes: •Speaking evil of God •Claiming God’s authority falsely •Attributing God’s work to evil Netanyahu did two of three in what he said.

WOW, YOU SHOULD BE A BIT BETTER - THE POST IS DECEPTIVE: THIS CLIP IS TAKEN OUT OF CONTEXT! He was arguing that being morally right is not enough by itself in a world of violent states and war. In a March 19, 2026 press conference about Iran, Netanyahu said democracies must be willing to defend themselves with strength, and he introduced the line by saying, “It is not enough to be moral. It is not enough to be just. It is not enough to be right.” He then cited historian Will Durant and used the “Jesus Christ / Genghis Khan” contrast to make a hard-power point: if good societies are not strong enough, ruthless aggressors can win. So, in context, he was not praising Genghis Khan or literally comparing Jesus and Genghis as moral equals. He was saying that history does not automatically reward goodness, and that weakness or passivity can allow aggression to prevail. That framing closely tracks Durant’s wording in The Lessons of History, where Durant writes that “history offers no guarantee” that good wins, and that “the universe has no prejudice in favor of Christ as against Genghis Khan.” But the underlying point he was making was about power, deterrence, and military resolve, not a theological claim about Jesus.

All will answer for their blasphemy. Christ is King.

Netanyahu can’t hide behind a book quote when the statement itself misrepresents Christ. Comparing Jesus to conquerors and implying His way is weak is judging Him by worldly power—and Scripture rejects that completely. ‘We preach Christ crucified… foolishness to the world’ (1 Corinthians 1:23), but ‘the weakness of God is stronger than men’ (v.25). Reducing Jesus to ‘weak’ in the context of war isn’t harmless—it’s a false portrayal of His power. Biblically, that’s blasphemy.”

I thought this was AI when I first saw it. Hey, @TPV_John I owe you an apology. BUT!! Here’s the full clip that’s causing a major freak-out for no good reason. Netanyahu’s quote from Will Durant — “Jesus Christ has no advantage over Genghis Khan” — is being taken completely out of context. He was NOT making a theological claim that Jesus, the Son of God, has no power over evil. That’s a total misreading. As Durant wrote: the universe has “no prejudice in favor of Christ as against Genghis Khan.” Netanyahu’s point (with “unfortunately and unhappily”) is purely historical and realist: from a secular viewpoint, righteousness without sufficient strength often loses to ruthless evil and aggression. It’s a call for moral nations to also be strong — realpolitik, not blasphemy. Context matters, folks. Stop the knee-jerk outrage and read the full speech. Jesus Christ is Lord. I know this and so do most of you. Netanyahu was not insulting Jesus. Believe it. Cheers. @netanyahu @TaylorRMarshall

@DougBillings @TPV_John Blasphemy In Scripture, it includes: •Speaking evil of God •Claiming God’s authority falsely •Attributing God’s work to evil Netanyahu did two of three in what he said.

Quoting a historian doesn’t change what was said. When you bring Jesus into a comparison like that—implying His way is weak compared to violent conquest—you’re misrepresenting who He is. Scripture is clear: ‘The weakness of God is stronger than men’ (1 Corinthians 1:25), and ‘My kingdom is not of this world’ (John 18:36). Calling Christ ‘weak’ by worldly standards isn’t insight—it’s speaking wrongly about Him. That’s exactly what the Bible defines as blasphemy.”

WAIT: - THIS CLIP IS TAKEN OUT OF CONTEXT! He was arguing that being morally right is not enough by itself in a world of violent states and war. In a March 19, 2026 press conference about Iran, Netanyahu said democracies must be willing to defend themselves with strength, and he introduced the line by saying, “It is not enough to be moral. It is not enough to be just. It is not enough to be right.” He then cited historian Will Durant and used the “Jesus Christ / Genghis Khan” contrast to make a hard-power point: if good societies are not strong enough, ruthless aggressors can win. So, in context, he was not praising Genghis Khan or literally comparing Jesus and Genghis as moral equals. He was saying that history does not automatically reward goodness, and that weakness or passivity can allow aggression to prevail. That framing closely tracks Durant’s wording in The Lessons of History, where Durant writes that “history offers no guarantee” that good wins, and that “the universe has no prejudice in favor of Christ as against Genghis Khan.” But the underlying point he was making was about power, deterrence, and military resolve, not a theological claim about Jesus.

Genghis khan don’t have nothing on the Lord Jesus Christ 🙏🏻 all praise to the King of Kings 🙌

Quoting a historian doesn’t change what was said. When you bring Jesus into a comparison like that—implying His way is weak compared to violent conquest—you’re misrepresenting who He is. Scripture is clear: ‘The weakness of God is stronger than men’ (1 Corinthians 1:25), and ‘My kingdom is not of this world’ (John 18:36). Calling Christ ‘weak’ by worldly standards isn’t insight—it’s speaking wrongly about Him. That’s exactly what the Bible defines as blasphemy.”

CORRECT: THIS CLIP IS TAKEN OUT OF CONTEXT! He was arguing that being morally right is not enough by itself in a world of violent states and war. In a March 19, 2026 press conference about Iran, Netanyahu said democracies must be willing to defend themselves with strength, and he introduced the line by saying, “It is not enough to be moral. It is not enough to be just. It is not enough to be right.” He then cited historian Will Durant and used the “Jesus Christ / Genghis Khan” contrast to make a hard-power point: if good societies are not strong enough, ruthless aggressors can win. So, in context, he was not praising Genghis Khan or literally comparing Jesus and Genghis as moral equals. He was saying that history does not automatically reward goodness, and that weakness or passivity can allow aggression to prevail. That framing closely tracks Durant’s wording in The Lessons of History, where Durant writes that “history offers no guarantee” that good wins, and that “the universe has no prejudice in favor of Christ as against Genghis Khan.” But the underlying point he was making was about power, deterrence, and military resolve, not a theological claim about Jesus.

A sincere Christian does not misquote someone to score points in a debate or discussion about Christ.

@Michaeach3 Good

God didn't call you to be liked, He called you to be light, and the light by its very nature, makes darkness uncomfortable. 🪔