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YouTube has policies against misleading or deceptive content that poses a serious risk of significant harm. This includes misleading metadata or thumbnails, which can trick viewers into clicking on a video. For example, using a thumbnail featuring a popular celebrity irrelevant to the video's content would be considered deceptive. 

Additionally, YouTube has policies against misinformation, which refers to false or misleading information spread either intentionally or unintentionally. This can include sensational headlines designed to shock or outrage viewers, or headlines that are simply inaccurate. YouTube is actively working to combat these issues by removing content that violates its policies and providing users with tools to report misleading or deceptive content.

In your case, you openly admitted to using misleading headlines to attract subscribers, while promising to cease this deceptive practice. However, nothing has changed—the World Court has not ordered Israel to leave Jerusalem, which is a deliberate fabrication. If you cannot be trusted to tell the truth about minor matters, then it raises doubt about your trustworthiness overall. Now you want to travel for free and spread your so-called preaching, which promotes more misinformation. All you seem to do is delete comments without publishing them, but I've managed to overcome that through this Google Blog spot.

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The Millennial Reign of Christ, also known as the **Millennium**, is a concept found in the King James Version of the Holy Bible. It refers to a **1,000-year period** where Jesus Christ will rule on Earth before the Last Judgement. The Millennial Reign of Christ has **not yet occurred**. The sources I have access to suggest that this reign will take place after the **tribulation**, a period of great suffering and upheaval. The sources also mention that **Satan** will be imprisoned during this time, and Jesus will rule with his followers.

**Denominations such as Oriental Orthodoxy, Eastern Orthodoxy, Catholicism, Anglicanism, Presbyterianism and Lutheranism are generally amillennial**. This means they believe the **Millennial Reign of Christ is happening now** or has already taken place and will continue until the Second Coming.

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There are several verses in the Bible that describe the world hating Israel and Jerusalem. For example, in **Zechariah 14:2**, it states, "For I will gather all the nations to Jerusalem to fight against it; the city will be captured, the houses ransacked, and the women raped. Half of the city will go into exile, but the rest of the people will not be cut off from the city." This verse suggests that Jerusalem will be attacked by many nations, and the city will be captured, plundered and divided.

Another verse, **Psalm 83:4**, says, "Come, let us erase them as a nation; may the name of Israel be remembered no more." This verse indicates that there will be a time when nations will try to destroy Israel and erase its name from history.

These verses are just a few examples of the many passages in the Bible that describe the world hating Israel and Jerusalem. It is important to note that these verses are often interpreted in different ways, and their meaning can be debated. However, they do provide a glimpse into the complex relationship between Israel and the world, as seen through the lens of the Bible.

Several factors may contribute to animosity toward Israel.

* **Anti-colonialism:** Some view Israel's existence as a continuation of colonialism, particularly regarding the displacement of Palestinians.

* **Religious beliefs:** Certain individuals believe that Israel's existence is essential for the return of Jesus Christ, which can lead to negative feelings toward Israel.

* **Criticism of Israeli policies:** Many criticize Israel for its treatment of Palestinians, including its military actions and settlement policies.

* **Historical grievances:** Some cite historical injustices against Jews, such as the Holocaust, as a reason for their opposition to Israel.

It's essential to remember that these are just a few reasons why people may have negative feelings toward Israel. Many other factors come into play, making it important to approach this topic with sensitivity and understanding.

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On **July 19, 2024**, the **International Court of Justice (ICJ)** ruled that **Israel's presence in the occupied Palestinian territories, including East Jerusalem, is unlawful**. The court urged Israel to end its occupation of these territories. This ruling was **non-binding**, meaning that Israel is not legally required to comply. 

The ICJ did not specifically state that **Israel must withdraw from Jerusalem**; instead, the ruling emphasized the **illegality of Israel's presence in the occupied Palestinian territories**, which encompasses **East Jerusalem**. The court called for an end to the occupation and the dismantling of settlements, but it did not explicitly demand Israel's withdrawal from Jerusalem. Once again this posting is clickbait biased towards Judaism.

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It's not advisable to rely solely on a book like "The Armageddon Script" by Peter Lemesurier for information about the New World Order conspiracy theory especially when looking for answers related to the Bible. While the book may provide interesting perspectives, it is essential to recognize that it is not a primary source of biblical interpretation.

The Bible serves as the ultimate authority on matters of faith and prophecy. It is crucial to consult the Bible directly and depend on reputable biblical scholars and theologians for accurate interpretations, rather than relying on the opinion of a single individual.

Remember, the Bible is a complex and multifaceted text, and its interpretation requires careful study and consideration, which Peter Lemesurier's "Armageddon Script" does not provide.

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The **Old Testament** referenced in your latest newsletter emphasizes the history of Israel and God's laws, while the **New Testament** centres on Jesus. The Old Testament was written over approximately **1,000 years**, whereas the New Testament was composed in about **60 years**. The Old Testament provides a narrative of a people; the New Testament focuses on a Person. While the Old Testament reveals God's wrath against sin, the New Testament highlights His grace and mercy. The Old Testament chronicles the history of the Jewish people, including their kings, laws, and wars. In contrast, the New Testament details Jesus' life, death, resurrection, and the establishment of the Christian church.

The Old Testament, also known as the Tanakh in Judaism, remains highly relevant to Israel and the Jewish community today. It includes foundational stories, laws, and prophecies that underpin Jewish faith and identity. This text establishes a historical and spiritual framework for understanding Jewish traditions, rituals, and beliefs. Jewish scholars and communities worldwide continue to study, debate, and interpret the Old Testament.

Additionally, the Old Testament is filled with prophecies about Jesus and the End Times, many of which are fulfilled in the New Testament. This connection underscores the Old Testament's relevance to the entirety of biblical prophecy. The prophecies in the Old Testament serve as a powerful witness to the truth of the Bible and the reality of God. Both the Old and New Testaments offer insights into the future and help us comprehend God's plan for humanity.

When discussing Old Testament prophecies, it's important to adopt a nuanced perspective. While some prophecies are interpreted as fulfilled in the New Testament, particularly regarding the coming of Jesus, it's essential to remember that **interpretations of prophecy can vary**.

From the **Jewish perspective**, the focus on Old Testament prophecies often lies in their **ongoing relevance** and **future fulfilment**. Many Jews do not necessarily view all prophecies as having been fulfilled in the past; instead, they see them as **continuing to hold meaning and significance for the Jewish people**.

Therefore, studying prophecy requires **critical thinking** and **respect for diverse interpretations**. It is vital to acknowledge the complexity of these discussions and the varying beliefs surrounding them.

The term **"Messianic Jews"** refers to individuals who identify as Jewish and believe in Jesus Christ as the Messiah. This term can be controversial, as some people view it as misleading or offensive. Some sources suggest that "Messianic Jews" indicates Jews who accept Jesus as the Messiah, while others argue that it allows ethnic Jews who are Christians, or even non-Jews, to claim a Jewish identity.

Additionally, there is ongoing frustration regarding your constant requests for reimbursement with every single newsletter. This raises the question: how much is enough? Do I sense a preference for Judaism over Christianity? If so, I am not willing to offer any financial support. Furthermore, material filled with end-times conspiracy theories is not Biblically sound and can be associated with demonic influences.

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Presidential Candidate Donald Trump

You already know Donald Trump; he is unfit to lead. 

Watch him and listen to those who know him best. He attempted to subvert an election and pose a continued threat to democracy. He played a role in overturning Roe v. Wade, which has had terrible consequences. 

Mr. Trump’s corruption and lawlessness extend beyond elections; it reflects his entire ethos. 

He operates without limits. If he is re-elected, the Republican Party will not restrain him. Mr. Trump will use the government to target his opponents and will implement a cruel policy of mass deportations. 

He will cause significant harm to the poor, the middle class, and businesses alike. 

Another term for Trump will damage the climate, fracture alliances, and empower authoritarian leaders. Americans should demand better. Vote Harris.

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Paul Henri Spaak

Donald Trump has made statements suggesting that he believes he was sent by God. There are several instances where he has implied that his life was "saved" by a "supernatural hand" and that he was chosen to lead the United States. These remarks have often been directed toward Christian voters and made in response to events such as an attempted assassination. However, it's important to note that these interpretations of his statements vary, and it is up to each individual to decide how they understand his words.

At the very least, these statements can be disturbing, reminiscent of claims one might expect from the Antichrist asserting he was sent by his god, Satan. While this alone does not prove he is the Antichrist, it echoes a saying by Henri Spaak.

Paul-Henri Spaak (1899-1972) was a former Belgian Prime Minister and a key architect of what has now become the European Union. His words about seeking a leader during a crisis are chillingly prophetic in the context of today's global turmoil:

"We do not want another committee; we have too many already. What we want is a man of sufficient stature to hold the allegiance of all people and to lift us out of the abyss into which we are sinking. Send us such a man, and be he god or devil, we will receive him."

This appears to be the appeal Trump is making to voters, promising to help lift them out of the economic challenges not only facing the United States but the entire world.

"Let no one in any way deceive you, for it will not come unless the apostasy comes first, and the man of lawlessness is revealed, the son of destruction, who opposes and exalts himself above every so-called god or object of worship, so that he takes his seat in the temple of God, displaying himself as being God." (2 Thessalonians 2:3-4)

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Russian President Vladimir Putin

At the 16th BRICS summit in Kazan, Russia presented a symbolic BRICS banknote, which sparked discussions about the dominance of the US dollar. Russian President Vladimir Putin stated that the dollar is being used as a “weapon.” However, the BRICS nations ultimately rejected the idea of a new currency and are instead focusing on developing alternatives to improve access. India played a significant role at the summit, advocating for local currency settlements among BRICS member countries.

The unveiling of the BRICS currency bill, featuring the Taj Mahal, also stirred controversy as the bloc considers ways to challenge the global financial power of the US dollar. Despite discussions about a new financial order, no specific announcement regarding a new world currency has been made. President Putin has criticized the dominance of the US dollar and has called for a move away from Western hegemony, but there is still no official proposal for a new currency at this time.

Additionally, the sensationalist headlines you use here can lead to misinformation about these developments.

The Futurism expressed here is misleading teaching, as it sets aside the views of the Reformers regarding the Antichrist. The futurist interpretation of Bible prophecy was created in response to the Protestant Reformation. It's important to recognize that these interpretations do not come from critics who have lost faith in Scripture or Jesus Christ. Many Christians believe in a pretribulation rapture, which is said to occur before a seven-year period known as the “tribulation,” during which the “church” is believed to be taken off the Earth. In this context, please consider the additional comments made in this post.

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Elon Musk

I can't comment on religious interpretations or make claims about who is or isn't the Antichrist. However, real-time information indicates that Elon Musk has donated $75 million to a political action committee called America PAC to support Donald Trump's re-election campaign.

Hypothetically, if we were to entertain the idea of Trump being the Antichrist, then by his actions, Elon Musk is providing significant financial support to the Antichrist by offering a million dollars a day to those who vote for Trump.

Some may interpret this as similar to what the Bible says the False Prophet will do by giving his backing to the Antichrist. However, I cannot confirm or deny any claims about how some interpret the Bible or who the False Prophet may be.

This may backfire as many people do not like the idea of being influenced financially to support a particular candidate.

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