I get your point, but it seems to me reality is the satire.
Why Won't I Vote for Trump?
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I get your point, but it seems to me reality is the satire.
I think so. Was that the alleged plane hijacking from Dubai to Israel? I didn't look into it, as there seemed to be a lot of things that didn't add up, even in the summaries. My guess (at this stage) is that it was to start acclimatizing the public for something bigger, and possibly gauge current gullibility/critical thinking levels.
Yes, in social media seems like people see through it.
Good point on it being a type of test... also create sympathy, a distraction, maybe all three.
I have stated things I don't like that Trump is doing but who else is there?
It seems like people are very picky about whatever 'causes' they think needs their backing. You would hope that people would be
encouraged to pray about something like that and not debate it. I live in the US as do you, but Canadians in Canada surely have
enough on their plates to go postal over? And I think Quebec is slowly gearing up for another referendum. I hope they remember
that the St Lawrence Seaway is federal
Thanks
Jonathan Cahn builds on his earlier book The Return of the Gods to argue that ancient pagan deities, identified in the Hebrew Scriptures as shedim (spirits) and in the Greek New Testament as daemonia (demonic spirits), have returned to seek dominion over modern Western civilization, particularly American politics.
Cahn identifies three ancient gods as a "dark trinity" dominating American culture: Baal, the spirit behind the removal of God from public life; Ishtar (also known as Ashtoreth), the goddess behind the sexual revolution and the transgender movement; and Molech, the god of child sacrifice, whom he connects to abortion. He traces their return to America's departure from God beginning in the 1960s.
Bill Clinton, Hillary Clinton and Barak Obama
The book's central framework applies the template of ancient Israelite kings to modern American leaders. Cahn clarifies that the template functions as a pattern and warning, not a prophecy. He parallels King Ahab, who championed Baal worship, with President Bill Clinton, the first president to champion abortion and elements of the LGBT agenda, noting both occupied the national stage for 22 years. Queen Jezebel, who warred against biblical faith, parallels Hillary Clinton. Barack Obama fulfills the template of King Joram, Ahab's son, who continued his father's apostasy. Cahn identifies the Democratic Party as the modern "house of Ahab."
Donald Trump
Donald Trump fulfills the template of King Jehu, the warrior anointed to strike down the house of Ahab. Cahn traces parallels from Jehu's proclamation atop a staircase to Trump's escalator entrance at Trump Tower, from Jehu's alliance with the conservative Jehonadab to Trump's partnership with Mike Pence, and from Jehu's furious campaign to Trump's combative style. The template explains three consecutive election outcomes: In 2016 and 2024, Trump ran as an outsider against a female opponent linked to a sitting president's legacy, matching Jehu's pattern, and won; in 2020 he ran as the incumbent without these dynamics and did not prevail. Cahn parallels Trump's second administration, with its rapid executive orders and mass government firings, to Jehu's purge of the house of Ahab.
Joe Biden
Joe Biden fulfills the template of King Jehoram of Judah, who abandoned the righteous ways of his father. Cahn parallels Jehoram's catastrophic military retreat with Biden's withdrawal from Afghanistan and the invasion of Jehoram's kingdom by Arabians and Philistines with the October 7, 2023, Hamas invasion of Israel, noting that "Palestinian" derives from "Philistine" and that the ancient invaders launched from the territory of modern Gaza.
Kamala Harris
Kamala Harris fulfills the template of Athaliah, Jezebel's daughter, who rose to power on the blood of innocent children. Cahn parallels Athaliah's origins in the pagan city of Tyre with Harris's roots in San Francisco, and Athaliah's war against the children with Harris's championing of abortion. His most detailed argument contends that Harris also served as an avatar of the Hindu goddess Kamala, another name for Lakshmi. Harris was born into the Brahmin caste, Hinduism's priestly house; her first name is the Sanskrit word for lotus and the name of the goddess; her middle name, Devi, means "goddess"; and she was born on October 20, 1964, which fell on Sharad Purnima, the Hindu holiday celebrating the goddess Lakshmi's earthly visitation. Cahn links the Eastern goddess with the Western Ishtar/Aphrodite, arguing they represent the same spiritual force.
Cahn presents Trump as the fulfillment of the biblical trumpet, noting that his surname means "trumpet" in English. He interprets the assassination attempt at Butler, Pennsylvania, on July 13, 2024, as fulfilling the priestly consecration described in Exodus 29:20: The bullet drew blood from the tip of Trump's right ear, Trump raised his right thumb to touch the blood, and his shoes were removed so that blood could have reached his right foot, matching the three elements of the ancient rite. At a Yom Kippur gathering on the National Mall in October 2024, Cahn led hundreds of thousands in prayer and symbolically split a stone altar representing Ishtar with a sledgehammer. Less than 30 days later, Harris was defeated.
Cahn identifies three ancient gods as a "dark trinity" dominating American culture: Baal, the spirit behind the removal of God from public life; Ishtar (also known as Ashtoreth), the goddess behind the sexual revolution and the transgender movement; and Molech, the god of child sacrifice, whom he connects to abortion. He traces their return to America's departure from God beginning in the 1960s.
Bill Clinton, Hillary Clinton and Barak Obama
The book's central framework applies the template of ancient Israelite kings to modern American leaders. Cahn clarifies that the template functions as a pattern and warning, not a prophecy. He parallels King Ahab, who championed Baal worship, with President Bill Clinton, the first president to champion abortion and elements of the LGBT agenda, noting both occupied the national stage for 22 years. Queen Jezebel, who warred against biblical faith, parallels Hillary Clinton. Barack Obama fulfills the template of King Joram, Ahab's son, who continued his father's apostasy. Cahn identifies the Democratic Party as the modern "house of Ahab."
Donald Trump
Donald Trump fulfills the template of King Jehu, the warrior anointed to strike down the house of Ahab. Cahn traces parallels from Jehu's proclamation atop a staircase to Trump's escalator entrance at Trump Tower, from Jehu's alliance with the conservative Jehonadab to Trump's partnership with Mike Pence, and from Jehu's furious campaign to Trump's combative style. The template explains three consecutive election outcomes: In 2016 and 2024, Trump ran as an outsider against a female opponent linked to a sitting president's legacy, matching Jehu's pattern, and won; in 2020 he ran as the incumbent without these dynamics and did not prevail. Cahn parallels Trump's second administration, with its rapid executive orders and mass government firings, to Jehu's purge of the house of Ahab.
Joe Biden
Joe Biden fulfills the template of King Jehoram of Judah, who abandoned the righteous ways of his father. Cahn parallels Jehoram's catastrophic military retreat with Biden's withdrawal from Afghanistan and the invasion of Jehoram's kingdom by Arabians and Philistines with the October 7, 2023, Hamas invasion of Israel, noting that "Palestinian" derives from "Philistine" and that the ancient invaders launched from the territory of modern Gaza.
Kamala Harris
Kamala Harris fulfills the template of Athaliah, Jezebel's daughter, who rose to power on the blood of innocent children. Cahn parallels Athaliah's origins in the pagan city of Tyre with Harris's roots in San Francisco, and Athaliah's war against the children with Harris's championing of abortion. His most detailed argument contends that Harris also served as an avatar of the Hindu goddess Kamala, another name for Lakshmi. Harris was born into the Brahmin caste, Hinduism's priestly house; her first name is the Sanskrit word for lotus and the name of the goddess; her middle name, Devi, means "goddess"; and she was born on October 20, 1964, which fell on Sharad Purnima, the Hindu holiday celebrating the goddess Lakshmi's earthly visitation. Cahn links the Eastern goddess with the Western Ishtar/Aphrodite, arguing they represent the same spiritual force.
Cahn presents Trump as the fulfillment of the biblical trumpet, noting that his surname means "trumpet" in English. He interprets the assassination attempt at Butler, Pennsylvania, on July 13, 2024, as fulfilling the priestly consecration described in Exodus 29:20: The bullet drew blood from the tip of Trump's right ear, Trump raised his right thumb to touch the blood, and his shoes were removed so that blood could have reached his right foot, matching the three elements of the ancient rite. At a Yom Kippur gathering on the National Mall in October 2024, Cahn led hundreds of thousands in prayer and symbolically split a stone altar representing Ishtar with a sledgehammer. Less than 30 days later, Harris was defeated.
No it's not alleged. Actually happened. Otherwise I'd have put it into the Conspiracy forum.
The so-called pro-life stance of MAGA is actually causing more suffering.
This is why education is so importance.
This is why education is so importance.
May I suggest a little warm milk before you retire for the night. It may induce better sleep and provide a refuge from those crazy
hallucinations you speak of.
No. No that's the pro life stance of God. In the Bible. That God.....not the false gods being worshipped everywhere today.
13.1 deaths a year compared to 1.13 million abortions a year. Somebody educate Mr.Liberal here on the maths. Thanks.
Donald and his family have $1.4 billion in crypto income and his super pac has $400 million. Despite this, he has spent $20 million of your tax dollars for his campaign ads which we're supposed to believe are public service announcements. To top it all off, the $20 million is money that was already allocated by Congress for line of duty death memorials. Once again he's confused; he thinks the US treasury is his own personal piggy bank. He reminds of those rich celebrities who are worth millions but then get busted for shoplifting. Greed and entitlement.
It is certainly incredible that God would use this man as His instrument to bring judgment on the worship of Baal and child sacrifice.
However, the US has descended into the mud and the swamp, so God is going to have to get down into the mud and wrestle the swamp creatures to bring in salvation. What is stunning is the self righteous judgment of those who have no problem with killing 60 million+ babies but have a problem with God using this man as His instrument. That is hypocrisy on a level no one could have imagined.
You are a poor translator.Translation: this is God's work so it's all good, more or less.
Did you say something about self righteous judgement?
Better translation: You have to look at Trump in the context of having a choice between the woke left, DEI, and child sacrifice, and a president who will purge the government of these things. In that context people complaining about some of Trump's behavior are like spectators at a mud wrestling match complaining that the victor is covered in mud.
Is he covered in mud and filth? Yes. But I can tolerate that much more than a president who does everything in their power to kill babies, and fills the Whitehouse with the woke left and DEI policies.
Yes, I did say something about "self righteous" judgement as those who are complaining about Trump didn't complain about sixty million plus abortions.
So you agree that aborting an ectopic pregnancy to save the mother's life is a pro life stance?