Johnny Q -Z
@JohnnyQ
04 April, 07:16
Sharing part of George "Bloodline" video series. It's about RH- blood type.
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"As far as the changing names, it’s just like how we use multiple spellings and definitions for most words such as; their, there, they're. This is how it is with the names. The deception is enough to blind the masses. We have all heard the stories of Abraham, Noah, the tribes of Israel. These names did belong to real, living people in history at one time...
The 13 families are very proud of the fact that they can trace their line back to Cain, although they do not make this information public. That is, simply put, all we aimed to do here, however, you will find...it ended up unraveling much more than we dreamed."
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2 pics attached.
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"As far as the changing names, it’s just like how we use multiple spellings and definitions for most words such as; their, there, they're. This is how it is with the names. The deception is enough to blind the masses. We have all heard the stories of Abraham, Noah, the tribes of Israel. These names did belong to real, living people in history at one time...
The 13 families are very proud of the fact that they can trace their line back to Cain, although they do not make this information public. That is, simply put, all we aimed to do here, however, you will find...it ended up unraveling much more than we dreamed."
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2 pics attached.
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READ YOUR BIBLE PROPERLY...
ANU DONT WANT KILLING, THAT WAS ENLIL SCAMM...
Abel was a shepherd, and his offering to the Lord was “the best portions of the firstborn lambs from his flock” (Genesis 4:4, NLT). Cain was a farmer, and his offering was “some of his crops” (Genesis 4:4, NLT). The most evident difference between the two sacrifices is that Abel’s offering was an animal (blood) sacrifice, and Cain’s was a vegetable (bloodless) sacrifice. There may be an additional implication that, while Abel brought “the best portions,” Cain simply brought some of his ordinary crops. Scripture does not give an indication, however, that either of these differences factored into God’s acceptance of Abel and rejection of Cain.
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ANU DONT WANT KILLING, THAT WAS ENLIL SCAMM...
Abel was a shepherd, and his offering to the Lord was “the best portions of the firstborn lambs from his flock” (Genesis 4:4, NLT). Cain was a farmer, and his offering was “some of his crops” (Genesis 4:4, NLT). The most evident difference between the two sacrifices is that Abel’s offering was an animal (blood) sacrifice, and Cain’s was a vegetable (bloodless) sacrifice. There may be an additional implication that, while Abel brought “the best portions,” Cain simply brought some of his ordinary crops. Scripture does not give an indication, however, that either of these differences factored into God’s acceptance of Abel and rejection of Cain.
https://www.gotquestions.o...
07:36 PM - Apr 04, 2022
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