Lol

With a rebel yell

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Murica!

America lost world war II

Bolsheviks are not Russian

yea they were, you're thinking of the mensheviks and the capitalist "White" Russians

though Lenin, the bolshevik leader may have been part jewish.

"part" lol

Where the memes at doe?

Gotta scroll up a few days

we are NOT going any where ❤️ we been here since Egypt Greece Rome the moose limbs etc etc and we WILL even exist when the west is just a memory sadly, the only and i mean ONLY refuge is in JESUS!!

In a conversation on religious questions,
Fredric II, King of Prussia (1740-1786) asked
Joachim von Zieten, General of the Husars,
whom he esteemed highly as a Christian for his
plain and uncompromised views, “Give me proof
for the truth of the Bible in two words!” To which
Zeiten replied, “Your majesty, the Jews!” The
General’s statement reflected his understanding of
not only the miraculous preservation of the Jewish
people, but his belief that their preservation was for
the purpose of bringing God’s unfulfilled promises
to pass. To Zeiten, the present existence of the
Jewish people was proof that God’s Word was true
because Scripture had promised that they would
remain until all that had been prophesied
concerning them was fulfilled. Remarkably, this
expression of faith was made in a day when the
Land of Israel was desolate of a Jewish population
and the majo

ority of Jews were scattered among the
nations.
A century before Zieten, Martin Luther also
struggled with the significance of Jewish existence,
but came to a very different conclusion based on his
observation of the miserable condition of the Jews
in his day (sadly, one largely imposed upon them by
the Christian Church). Deciding that such Jews
could not be those to whom the Bible referred in its
promises of future restoration, he said:
If the Jews are Abraham’s descendants, then
we would expect to see them back in their
own land. We would expect them to have a
state of their own. But what do we see? We
see them living scattered and despised.1
As a result, he continued to accept the spiritual
interpretation of his Augustinian order that the
Church is the only heir of the promises to Abraham.
I wonder what Luther would say if they lived in our

day when almost six million Jews have returned to
the biblical homeland to regain their independence
in a developed Jewish state whose technology and
military achievements are the envy of the world?
How different might have been the religious and
political history in Germany and Europe (and the
world) had Luther rightly understood God’s purpose
for preserving the Jews?
The modern return of the Jewish People to the Land
of Israel has been called the “Miracle on the
Mediterranean.” Such a return by a people group
that had been scattered among the nations is
unprecedented in history. Indeed, the Jewish People
are the only exiled people to remain a distinct
people despite being dispersed to more than 70
different countries for more than 20 centuries. The
mighty empires of Egypt, Assyria, Babylon, Persia,
Greece, and Rome all ravaged their land, took their
people captive, and scattered them throughout the
earth. Even after this, they suffered persecution,
pogrom, and Holocaust in the

lands to which they
were exiled. Yet, all of these ancient kingdoms have
turned to dust and their former glories remain only
as museum relics and many of the nations that
opposed the Jews have suffered economic, political,
or religious decline. But the Jewish people whom
they enslaved and tried to eradicate live free and
have again become a strong nation! In 1898 the
American novelist Mark Twain made a similar
observation in Harper’s Magazine:
The Egyptian, Babylonian, and the Persian
rose, filled the planet with sound and splendor,
then faded to dream-stuff and passed away.
The Greek and Roman followed, made a vast
noise and they are gone. Other peoples have
sprung up, and held their torch high for a time,
but it burned out and they sit in twilight now
or have vanished. The Jew saw them all, beat
them all, and is now what he always was,
exhibiting no decadence, no infirmities of age,
no weakening of his parts, no slowing of his
energies, no dulling of his alert and aggressive
mind. All things are mortal, but the Jew. All

other forces pass, but he remains. What is the
secret of his immortality?2
Because Mark Twain was an agnostic and skeptic,
he could only recognize the miracle of Israel’s
preservation, but could not understand the reason
for it.
The fact of the Jewish people’s continuity is even
more remarkable in light of the testimony of history
to exile and return. In all of human history there
have been less than ten deportations of a
people group from their native land.
These people groups disappeared in
history because they assimilated into the
nations to which they were exiled.
However, the Jewish people did not
simply experience a single exile, but
multiple exiles. The first exile of the
Jewish People was of the ten northern
tribes of Israel to Assyria in 722 BC.
This was followed 150 years later by a
second deportation of much of the
population of the southern kingdom of
Judah to Babylon and Egypt. In 538 BC
a small group of about 50,000 Jews
returned to Judah to rebuild the Temple

and walls of the city of Jerusalem, but a large
portion of the Jewish People remained in the
Diaspora (lands outside Israel). Under Persian rule
these Jews almost faced extinction as an edict was
issued by the Persian ruler to wipe them out as a
race (Esther 3:8-14). With the Roman invasion of
Israel in 63 BC and the later destruction of
Jerusalem (AD 70) there was a third exile of Jews to
Rome. Sixty years later a fourth dispersion of the
Jews occurred under the emperor Hadrian (AD
135). Persecution during the Byzantine era (4th–6th
centuries AD), followed by harsh conditions
imposed on the Jews under Muslim invaders in the
7th century, forced many more of the Jewish people
to relocate in other lands.
The contrast here with other historical exiles should
not be overlooked. While other people groups were
exiled to one country, the Jews were dispersed to
many different countries, and in fact were scattered
to every part of the earth. The Jewish people also
hold the distinction of being the only people to have

successfully revived their ancient tongue after more
than 2,000 years. In the late 19th century when Jews
began immigration to the Land, Jews only spoke the
languages of the countries from which they had
returned. One man, Eliezer Ben-Yehuda, decided
that the proper tongue for the Jewish people who
were now back in the land of the prophets was the
language of the prophets. He began teaching the
children and today Hebrew is spoken daily by every
man, woman, and child in Israel. By contrast, what
country or people group today speak Egyptian,
Assyrian, or Latin? Only the Jewish
people have successfully regained the
use of their original language in
everyday life.
Moreover, the Jewish people are the only
people to have returned en mass to their
ancient homeland and to have restored
their national independence by reestablishing their former state. When this
event occurred on May 14, 1948, Israel’s
first Prime Minister David Ben-Gurion
declared that what Israel was doing was
fulfilling the vision of the biblical
prophets. In other words, modern Israel
was back in the land to continue the
destiny that had been written of them in the Bible.