Though the reptilians are also a deadly and confirmed non-human entity, let's take note that most of the deadliest historical recorded non-human entities from the past three centuries to kill and eat humans are of the cat kind.
When God says My son, there's only one answer a son of God.
Though the reptilians are also a deadly and confirmed non-human entity, let's take note that most of the deadliest historical recorded non-human entities from the past three centuries to kill and eat humans are of the cat kind.
Who is identified in the passage?God had called people in the old testament a son, thus a son of God.
2 Samuel 7:14
I will be his Father, and he shall be My son. If he commits iniquity, I will chasten him with the rod of men and with the blows of the sons of men.
What rules? And, who came up with them?Some things I keep in mind that help are:
1. Use the rules of Bible interpretation.
2. Take a literal view of every passage unless there's good reason not to do so.
3. Build upon what is known, rather than trying to fill in the gaps with dogmatic speculation.
4. Interpret more difficult passages, keeping in mind the fundamentals. The fundamentals are established primary doctrines. The new things take a back seat regardless of how much I want to be convinced.
What rules? And, who came up with them?
I can agree 100% with #2, #3, and #4 - however, #1 - which is stated with way-too-general wording - may include man-derived rules that have in fact brought about much error.
A lot of modern-day "hermeneutics" - very often trusted blindly and taught without question based on the 'authority' of well-known men - are the very reason for so much error in biblical interpretation today.
Inasmuch as you are suggesting that #2, #3, and #4 are part of these "rules of Bible interpretation" - well and good - but, what are the rest of these rules?
Is there a list somewhere that defines the "rules of Bible interpretation" for the whole world? Or, does every other group have their own rules?
(It may be that I agree with the "rules of Bible interpretation" you are referring to; however, the wording of #1 above is way-too-general for me to know just exactly what it represents. Got a list?)
Perhaps the Reptilians are more real and literal rather than so metaphorical and etheric. Perhaps the legendary reptile beasts of legend that the high Christian saints and heroes of old are as a matter of historical fact recorded as encountering and in some instances slaying or in some means prevailing over in the name of Jesus.
A dog is a non-human entity. So is a cat. Every living creature that is not human is a non-human entity.Well that's what I have been hearing for the past few yrs anyway , and this talk is coming from the pro Trump freedom movement folk.
They are saying that when this war against the deep state is over , everything that our Governments have been hiding from us will be revealed including non human entities that have been with us for ever.
Time to call the Men In Black.This notion is nothing new. It's been around for decades, that I'm aware of. Possibly longer. And there are various claims of what they are supposed to be. Lizard aliens disguised as people running the world is one of the most popular. David Icke being one of the most popular to promote this.
It's all ridiculous, like so many conspiracy theories.
What rules? And, who came up with them?
I can agree 100% with #2, #3, and #4 - however, #1 - which is stated with way-too-general wording - may include man-derived rules that have in fact brought about much error.
A lot of modern-day "hermeneutics" - very often trusted blindly and taught without question based on the 'authority' of well-known men - are the very reason for so much error in biblical interpretation today.
Inasmuch as you are suggesting that #2, #3, and #4 are part of these "rules of Bible interpretation" - well and good - but, what are the rest of these rules?
Is there a list somewhere that defines the "rules of Bible interpretation" for the whole world? Or, does every other group have their own rules?
(It may be that I agree with the "rules of Bible interpretation" you are referring to; however, the wording of #1 above is way-too-general for me to know just exactly what it represents. Got a list?)
No doubt about it.
AND it's not some grainy Bigfoot footage either.
Did you set the video to start near the end? I like the music, and I recognized it as Hildegard von Bingen's.Perhaps the Reptilians are more real and literal rather than so metaphorical and etheric. Perhaps the legendary reptile beasts of legend that the high Christian saints and heroes of old are as a matter of historical fact recorded as encountering and in some instances slaying or in some means prevailing over in the name of Jesus.
This video also started playing well toward the end. Are you doing that on purpose?
This video also started playing well toward the end. Are you doing that on purpose?
It does not even start cleanly at the beginning of a sentence.
Yes, I did see that mentioned somewhere... that the most viewed thing online is kitty cat vids...Perhaps the cats are trying to hide their complicitness, they are the primary non-human entity that both successfully infiltrated and arguably hijacked high human technology of the internet many years ago.
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/PcqkphR5iMY
Truth is stranger than fiction, meet Henry.
I use Bible interpretation provided by the Bible. Read it enough with the Holy Spirit directing and you'll pick them up sooner or later. Seek and ye shall find...