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@KrullDavid @TNTJohn1717 Kings and priests changed the word of god to fit their narrative and keep them in power! Is that what you mean. The truth is being revealed by Ethiopia! Seek, and you will find the truth. I can't be the only one who never trusted England, the Greek, the romans, or the jews

@TNTJohn1717 The Word of God stands…

The Bible Stands When Everything Else Falls Introduction We are living in a day when nearly everything around us is being shaken. Institutions that men once trusted are crumbling under the weight of corruption, pride, compromise, and outright unbelief. Nations boast of progress while sinking deeper into confusion. Schools promise enlightenment while producing generations that cannot define truth, cannot discern good from evil, and cannot recognize the authority of the God who made them. Churches that were once known for preaching the word of God have turned their pulpits into stages, their sermons into motivational speeches, and their sanctuaries into religious theaters. Denominational traditions that men defended for generations are being revised, softened, or abandoned outright. Academic theories rise up with great noise, great pride, and great applause, only to be replaced a few years later by some newer theory that is just as proud and just as empty. Yet in the middle of all that noise, God has not stuttered, heaven has not panicked, and the Scriptures have not lost one ounce of their authority. “The grass withereth, the flower fadeth: but the word of our God shall stand for ever” (Isaiah 40:8). That verse is not a slogan for a wall plaque. That verse is a divine declaration from the throne of the Almighty. When God said His word shall stand for ever, He was not giving men a sentimental line to comfort themselves with when life gets hard. He was stating an eternal fact. Everything that man builds apart from God is temporary. Everything he celebrates apart from truth is passing. Every movement built on flesh burns out. Every idea built on rebellion eventually collapses under its own contradictions. Every civilization that exalts itself against God writes its own obituary. The history of man is the history of repeated arrogance followed by repeated ruin. Men build towers, systems, empires, philosophies, denominations, and universities, and then they dare to imagine those things are stable. But only one thing in this universe carries the mark of absolute permanence, and that is the word that proceeded out of the mouth of God. Your feelings change. Your body changes. Cultures change. Political winds change. Headlines change. Church trends change. Even the visible shape of the world changes. But the word of God stands over all of it, above all of it, and after all of it. That is why the battle is always over the Book. Satan knows that if he can get a man to doubt God’s words, that man is already halfway to defeat. He does not need to make every person an atheist. He only needs to weaken confidence in what God said. If he can get men to question the authority of Scripture, then he can fill the vacuum with psychology, tradition, emotion, scholarship falsely so called, political ideology, denominational loyalty, or personal experience. Once the Bible is pushed to the side, man becomes his own authority, and when man becomes his own authority, he becomes a fool with a microphone. So this essay is not just about defending a doctrine on paper. This is about standing in a collapsing world with something that cannot collapse. This is about why the child of God must hold to the Scriptures with both hands when everything around him is sliding into apostasy, confusion, and judgment. This is about why the Bible stands when everything else falls. 1. The Word of God Is Eternal While Man Is Temporary The first thing a believer must settle is that the Bible did not come from man, and therefore it does not share man’s weakness, instability, and mortality. Man is temporary. His life is brief, his knowledge is partial, his motives are mixed, and his memory is weak. He is born, he struggles, he boasts, he fears, he ages, and he dies. The prophet Isaiah says, “All flesh is grass, and all the goodliness thereof is as the flower of the field” (Isaiah 40:6). That is God’s estimate of humanity in all its pomp

@TNTJohn1717 You mean the Ethiopian bible. Cuz we now see how these so-called powerful priests and kings changed shit to fit their narrative. Fooled the people for over 2000 years with their lies. Seek, and you will find the truth!

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@sundroner @doqholliday TSA already uses it. That in itself is a major violation of privacy and why I dont fly!! Disgusting 🤮🤮🤮 if everyone boycotted flying for this reason, it wouldn't be there. But people are too compliant and just do whatever "authorities say for our safety" 🙄

@doqholliday I bet these ice agents are stoked to be TSA agents, just like they signed up for. I wonder if they'll take turns using the nude scanner?

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@elonmusk Are you gonna clean up the mess from the nickle mine that's polluting Keeweenaw Bay? You use the nickle for your electric vehicles! We cant eat the fish or drink the water anymore! Cancer rates are 200% the national average!

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@TRHLofficial @elonmusk Are you gonna clean up the mess at Keeweenaw Bay from the nickle mine that's used for your electric vehicles? We cant eat the fish or drink the water!! Cancer is well over the national average! Please stop poisoning the reservation there! Thank you!

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@KevLAbeast @TalonMetals Ill send you so.e of our drinking water. You can smell it and decide. If you aint from the hood, dont comment on the hood.

@Synt7177 @TalonMetals Come back and talk to me when you have a better argument. $tloff $tlo #cleanwater youtu.be/zgL0yvMTj20?si…

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@elonmusk Elon dont care he is causing a whole race to go extinct for the nickle for his cars. Keeweenaw bay has been poisoned for profit!!

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@selinayfilizp @teslaownersSV Thanks because the nickle for your car is mined in the U.P. of Michigan. Saving the environment is causing a whole race to get eradicated off the earth. The indigenous of Keeweenaw Bay are ever so grateful the environment is so important to you that they are going extinct for it.

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@teslaownersSV @elonmusk So the nickle for you vehicles are mined in the U.P of Michigan! Run off is poisoning Keeweenaw Bay. Well documented! Mayo Clinic knows exactly what county you are from when you go because you are sick. Hope you feel good about your electric cars making a whole race go extinct!

@KevLAbeast @TalonMetals No. They refuse. Many studies have been done. Everyone ignores it for profit. The mayo clinic knows exactly what county you are from when you tell them you are from the U.P. of Michigan. Do you want some water from the bay?

@Synt7177 @TalonMetals Talon metals is also working closely with communities in Minnesota & Michigan during the permitting review & have taken every last suggestion seriously, implementing multiple changes to their original plans to make any potential mining operation environmentally sound. $tloff $tlo

@KevLAbeast @TalonMetals Um, yeah, for over 50 years, they've been polluting the water. My people are going extinct for profit! You can't drink the water or eat the fish! They've ruined our land. I'll send you some cases bottled water for you and your family. You can test it yourself! Or drink it!

@Synt7177 @TalonMetals Your tribe has been protected for the last 40years with outdated NEPA permitting policy.Do you care that b/c of bottleneck permitting delays the USA has to rely on other countries for critical minerals necessary for building,defense,energy?talon metals is the future

@ErinBrockovich Taron metals corp. A mine in Eagle river is poisoning my tribe. We will be extinct in 13-20 years. The numbers lie. Its a huge cover up cuz its a billion dollar + cleanup. No one cares. EPA, BIA, my own tribal council, president.

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@BuuVanNygren We had 67 people pass in from January to March of 2026 @this rate we will be eradicated off the earth in 13-14 years for nickle, for profit. We are being slowly murdered by mining companies and the state of Michigan. No one cares. Please help!

@BuuVanNygren My tribe is going extinct. We will be no more in 13-14 years. Please help. Keeweenaw Bay Indian community Lanse / Baraga Mi.

𝗖𝗵𝗶𝗻𝗹𝗲 𝗥𝗲𝗰𝗼𝘃𝗲𝗿𝘆 𝗖𝗲𝗻𝘁𝗲𝗿 𝗢𝗽𝗲𝗻𝘀: 𝗔 𝗡𝗲𝘄 𝗣𝗮𝘁𝗵 𝗼𝗳 𝗛𝗲𝗮𝗹𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝗳𝗼𝗿 𝗢𝘂𝗿 𝗖𝗼𝗺𝗺𝘂𝗻𝗶𝘁𝗶𝗲𝘀 I joined community members, recovery advocates, and partners in Chinle to celebrate the opening of the Day At A Time Club Chinle Recovery Center. This moment represents years of persistence and partnership to restore critical recovery services for our people. The Day At A Time Club has served the Navajo Nation since 1978 and remains the longest-running recovery provider on our Nation. Following the loss of the Talbot House facility in 2018, the Chinle community worked tirelessly to restore these essential services. Through ARPA funding, we were able to invest in real solutions. In 2023, I had the honor of signing a $780,000 contract with Day At A Time Club to expand alcohol and substance abuse counseling services. That investment helped lay the groundwork for the center that opened today. We also want to thank Dr. Joe Shirley Jr., Apache County District I Supervisor, and his team for donating the building that will be used for these treatment services. The need for recovery services across the Navajo Nation remains a pressing reality. But we also know our people are resilient, and many are finding strength, healing, and long-term sobriety. Centers like this can help our people heal physically, mentally, and spiritually, allowing them to rejoin our communities. This should be our mission: to provide the support systems that make recovery possible. The Chinle Recovery Center will offer 12-step meetings such as Alcoholics Anonymous, Narcotics Anonymous, Family Groups, and Wellbriety Talking Circles, alongside cultural healing practices like Sweat Lodge ceremonies and telehealth counseling services through community partnerships. Together, these programs support healing of the mind, body, and spirit. Today is a new beginning for this center and our local communities as we now have a facility to help our people and their internal struggles. Congratulations again to the Day At A Time Club Chinle Recovery Center on this grand opening. May this place continue to bring healing, strength, and hope to our people for generations to come. Ahéhee’. -Navajo Nation President Buu Nygren

@BuuVanNygren My tribe is going extinct! Being poisoned by the only nickle mine in the USA. This year from January to March we had 67 people die and we are not reproducing at this rate. Over 250 members dieing this year means in 13-14 Keeweenaw Bay Indian community will be no more! Plz help!

𝗣𝗿𝗼𝗴𝗿𝗲𝘀𝘀 𝗖𝗼𝗻𝘁𝗶𝗻𝘂𝗲𝘀 𝗼𝗻 $𝟳𝟯 𝗠𝗶𝗹𝗹𝗶𝗼𝗻 𝗧𝗼𝗻𝗮𝗹𝗲𝗮 𝗗𝗮𝘆 𝗦𝗰𝗵𝗼𝗼𝗹 𝗥𝗲𝗽𝗹𝗮𝗰𝗲𝗺𝗲𝗻𝘁 𝗣𝗿𝗼𝗷𝗲𝗰𝘁 TONALEA, Ariz. — Progress continues on the Tonalea Day School Replacement Project, a major investment that will deliver a modern learning environment for students and families in the community. During a recent site visit, Tonalea Day School Principal Cheryl Kaye led a tour of the existing school and shared updates on the project’s progress. Federal officials and project staff also visited the site to review construction milestones and receive a closer look at the work underway. Those in attendance included Gabriel Draper of the Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA) Office of Facilities, Property and Safety Management; Jason Bruno, BIA Deputy Assistant Secretary for Management; Gary Mosesman, BIA Division Chief of the Division of Facilities Management and Construction; Sharon Pinto, BIA Deputy Bureau Director; and Dr. Eddie Morris, Education Program Administrator for the Bureau of Indian Education (BIE). Located on the Navajo Nation in northeastern Arizona, approximately 22 miles northeast of Tuba City, Ariz., Tonalea Day School serves students from surrounding communities, including Red Lake, Tonalea, Cow Springs, Road Going Uphill, Kaibeto, Shonto, Inscription House, Middle Mesa, and Wildcat Peak. Originally established as Red Lake Day School in 1958 and opened in 1959, serving kindergarten through second grade, the school expanded over time as enrollment grew. By the 1985–1986 academic year, Tonalea Day School had grown to serve students through the eighth grade. Originally approved in 2015, the replacement project will provide a full K–8 campus replacement that includes a new school facility, six staff housing units, and a new bus barn and support building. The project is replacing aging infrastructure while modernizing the educational environment and expanding staff housing capacity to better support teacher retention and school operations. Construction is progressing steadily across all major components. The bus barn and maintenance building are nearing completion, while the three two-bedroom staff housing units are currently in drywall and interior construction. The remaining three three-bedroom housing units will begin once the existing school is demolished and the site becomes available. On the main campus, the full perimeter of the new school is now visible with footings in place, and the gymnasium is beginning to rise vertically, marking an important milestone as the project moves from foundation work into structural construction. The project consists of an approximately 68,520-square-foot K–8 school replacement serving 224 students, along with housing, utility, and infrastructure updates. The total project cost is approximately $73 million, and construction is currently about 33 percent complete. The replacement project has also created meaningful economic opportunities for Navajo workers and local families. More than 450 local applicants have been employed on the project in accordance with the Navajo Preference in Employment Act. With continued coordination among school leadership, federal partners, and project teams, the Tonalea Day School Replacement Project remains on a strong path forward and is expected to be completed in July 2028.

@BuuVanNygren Are you aware a whole tribe will be extinct in 13-14 years!! Im hopeful someone can help! Keeweenaw Bay Indian community in The UP of Michigan will be no more in 13-14 years because of a nickle mine for electric cars! They are poisoning our people and no one cares!

@USWFS @USIndianAffairs @NWS Are you aware there is a tribe on the verge of extinction? The Keeweenaw Bay Indian community has had 67 people pass away from January 2026 to March of 2026! At this rate, we will be no more in 13-14 years. That's over 250 that will be gone. We are not reproducing at this rate.

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