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Fearless Dave and the Tsunamis, AKA FDAT. We’re a psychedelic band formed in Memphis Tennessee by two Orthodox Jews David “Fearless Dave” Silbermann and Lavi “The Tsunamis” Tsuna!
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Fearless Dave and the Tsunamis
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Fearless Dave and the Tsunamis
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FDaT/Fearless Dave and the Tsunamis 🌊✡️🕎🟣🎸🎹🥁Memphis indie rock band started by David Silbermann and Lavi Tsuna. message for booking!
Memphis, TN Tham gia Kasım 2022
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"Get out of here Dewey! We're smoking reefer and you don't want no part of this shit!"
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@OnyxOdds I’m so good at random nba deep pulls because the grizzlies have been the most irrelevant team
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Guy from big star said he liked our Porchfest set today!
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Byron Scott was the leading scorer for a championship team btw
Lakers Lead@LakersLead
Where does Luke Kennard rank among all-time Lakers role players?
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@KenanPerry @EliF40670280619 @Polit_eurOpines I know my point is Jesus isn’t seen as the messiah or even a messiah like Cyrus had been by some
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@FDAT901 @EliF40670280619 @Polit_eurOpines *A* messiah but not *the* messiah, term had not yet acquired its modern eschatological meaning
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Had to recently explain to a Christian that Jesus really does not occupy much space in the Jewish mind at all and she just genuinely couldn’t believe it
BETTER CALL LE Mⵣ🇲🇦@MehdiSalamanca9
1)Les juifs ne croient pas en Jésus ou tout du moins ont une vision très négative de lui 2)Les chrétiens croient qu'il est le fils de Dieu et Dieu incarné en homme, mort sur la croix pour les laver du péché originel de la Genèse 3) L'islam dit que Jésus(3alayhi salam) n'est
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@DaveSmith16953 @EliF40670280619 @Polit_eurOpines I’m talking about messiah within Jewish theology/culture in which Jesus is by no means considered a messiah
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@FDAT901 @EliF40670280619 @Polit_eurOpines Massive error.
This is because Messiah in Christian theology means something else then it meant there within context.
In Hebrew Messiah mean "anointed one," i.e. chosen by God for a mission, but what mission?
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@FDAT901 @EliF40670280619 @Polit_eurOpines Wait till you meet the sect of Chabad who believe the Lubavitcher Rebbe is the Messiah lol
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@p1nkempress_ @christianjbdev I think we can all agree the southern hemisphere is the worst hemisphere, go north!
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it slightly makes me uncomfortable how the equator is like, slightly below where i'd think it would be
Terrible Maps@TerribleMaps
Fun fact: every country on the equator forms a straight line
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@FDAT901 These ones do got a vibe to em
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The real Secret Relationship Between Blacks & Jews
Reuven Goldstein@curatorWH
Timberland boots, created in 1973 by Nathan Swartz a Jewish immigrant from Ukraine originated as rugged workwear. Swartz bought a stake in Abington Shoe Company and later renaming it Timberland. The iconic boots became a cultural symbol far beyond their worksite roots.
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@andymikhailovic True! Would be cool if Jews started wearing tims more
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@FDAT901 Better question would be when was the last time you saw a Jew in a pair of Tims? I know a lot more Jews who own a pair of Docs.
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@g_mokum @EliF40670280619 @Polit_eurOpines True but point is according to Jewish perspective there’s no definition of messiah that Jesus would meet and even Cyrus met more of the criteria than he did
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@FDAT901 @EliF40670280619 @Polit_eurOpines Yes, this is true - but not so much in the commonly accepted sense of a 'normative' Messiah - more that he was chosen by God as an instrument for Jewish liberation in that moment.
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@EliF40670280619 @Polit_eurOpines it’s not something many if any modern Jews believe/discuss or if they do it’s just to illustrate that even he would have a more legitimate claim to be messiah than Jesus
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@FDAT901 @Polit_eurOpines lmao wow. We truly did retvrn to the blood and soil nationalism of olde
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@EliF40670280619 @Polit_eurOpines They see him as more of a legitimate messiah because he helped reestablish Jewish sovereignty in Judea which is what the term originally meant before it gained a spiritual element to it
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@FDAT901 @Polit_eurOpines That one’s new even to me honestly
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