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To: newfreep

Yes it is. God allows it to survive as a rebuke to His people when His people wander away. Several times in Israel’s history, God allowed evil to punish Israel when it wandered away.

Islam functions the same way in the West. If the West had retained its relationship with God, Islam could not have gained a foothold in the West. However, because the West has forgotten God, it became vulnerable to Islam.


44 posted on 01/04/2026 12:25:13 PM PST by Jonty30 (Escasooners are faster than escalators,)
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To: Jonty30

The crucial challenge facing the PLANET...

HOW TO REVERSE the political compromise represented by the abomination represented by the POLITICAL COMPROMISE OF the Council of Nicea- under Emperor CONSTANTINE IN 325AD

NOBODY IN THE solar system could associate the Jesus Christ of the Gospels to political compromises of “Christian bishops” etc with CAESAR-Council of NICES...TOTALLY insane
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Jesus WHIPPING IN THE TEMPLE in the temple refers to the event where he drove out merchants and money changers from the temple courts, using a makeshift whip of cords to show his anger at the desecration of God’s house into a marketplace, as described in all four Gospels (John 2, Matthew 21, Mark 11, Luke 19). He overturned tables, scattered coins, and told them to stop turning “my Father’s house into a den of thieves/marketplace”.

This act showed his zeal for God’s house and challenged religious authorities, ultimately escalating tensions leading to his crucifixion.

JESUS CHRIST THE ETERNAL HIGH PRIEST MELCHEZEDEK OF HEBREWS 7 does not negotiate political compromises with “JULIUS CAESAR”


45 posted on 01/05/2026 1:29:34 PM PST by birg
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