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Israel has been taken to the International Court of Justice (ICJ) by South Africa over its alleged violations of international law in the occupied Palestinian territories. South Africa, which has a history of opposing apartheid and colonialism, claims that Israel's policies and practices amount to racial discrimination, oppression and domination of the Palestinian people. South Africa also accuses Israel of violating the Geneva Conventions, the UN Charter, and several human rights treaties. Israel denies these allegations and argues that the ICJ has no jurisdiction or authority to hear the case. Israel maintains that it is engaged in a legitimate self-defence against terrorism and that its actions are consistent with international law. The ICJ, which is the principal judicial organ of the United Nations, is expected to hear oral arguments from both parties in the coming months and issue a ruling within a year. The ICJ's decisions are binding on the parties involved, but they have no enforcement mechanism and depend on the political will of the states concerned. The case is seen as a significant test of the role and influence of international law in resolving the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

The outcome of what is now taking place in the Hague could finally see the end of Israel’s illegal occupation of Gaza and see the signing of the covenant of Daniel Chapter 9 Verse 27 by the Antichrist. The end will then come.

Daniel 9:26 states that: And after threescore and two weeks shall Messiah be cut off, but not for himself: and the people of the prince that shall come shall destroy the city and the sanctuary; and the end thereof shall be with a flood, and unto the end of the war desolations are determined. KJV

Daniel 9: 27: And he shall confirm the covenant with many for one week: and in the midst of the week he shall cause the sacrifice and the oblation to cease, and for the overspreading of abominations he shall make it desolate, even until the consummation, and that determined shall be poured upon the desolate.

The United States can call upon Blinken, Biden or Joe Bloggs but nothing will change what God has ordained, and no matter what type of slant, biased websites such as this put forward for Israel or the Republican party, the end of the United States is assured. A fatalistic and hostile attitude towards the United States and its allies is implied because it warrants a religious justification for violence because of what the United States has been engaged in for decades in the Middle East and right around the world. See Revelation Chapter 18.

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The concept of a chosen people by God is a delicate and intricate issue. Some people hold the view that Jews are the chosen ones by God, while others contest this claim. It’s essential to keep in mind that God values everyone equally, no matter their racial or ethnic background. The Scripture says “There is neither Jew nor Gentile, neither slave nor free, nor is there male and female, for you are all one in Christ Jesus”. Hence, it’s not suitable to imply that Gentiles are less than Jews. Rather, we should appreciate our diversity and respect our differences. 

That is why I find it to be incredibly offensive for Cutting Edge Ministries to call the Jews who occupy Israel God’s chosen people. That insinuates that Gentiles are not chosen by God or are inferior to Jews. I was a Gentile before I became a Born Again Christian, but after I was saved I became one of God’s chosen people while I remain a Gentile. Only a Jew would consider themselves as one of God’s chosen when most Jews are not saved.

Despite that fact after the atrocities that have been committed by Israel in Gaza global antisemitism has risen over 800%. And Benjamin Netanyahu and his team of thugs have made the greatest mistake of their lives if they believe the genocide they are committing in Gaza will remain unpunished. God does not make mistakes, only men make mistakes. This is a fundamental truth that we must accept and live by. God is perfect and infallible, and His will is always good and righteous. Men, on the other hand, are imperfect and fallible, and their will is often corrupted and sinful. Men make mistakes because they have free will, and they can choose to disobey God or follow their own desires.

But God never makes mistakes, because He knows everything and He always acts according to His plan and purpose. Therefore, we should not blame God for the problems and evils in the world, but rather acknowledge our own responsibility and accountability. We should also not question God's wisdom or justice, but rather trust His sovereignty and grace. God does not make mistakes, only men make mistakes. This is a statement of faith and humility that we should affirm and practice every day.

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Cutting Edge Ministries has falsely claimed that America is close to having the disinterested voters they always wanted just before they staged their 'Christ'!

Some US presidents have used the term new world order to describe their vision of how international relations and cooperation should be shaped after major historical events or challenges. For example, President George H. W. Bush used the term to try to define the nature of the post-Cold War era and the spirit of great power cooperation that he hoped might materialize.

President Joe Biden used the term to refer to the shifting sands of geopolitical relations in response to Russia's invasion of Ukraine in 2022 and the need for the US to lead and unite the rest of the free world in imposing sanctions and diplomatic pressure on Russia. The term new world order is not a fixed or official doctrine, but rather a rhetorical expression that reflects the aspirations and challenges of different presidents in different times.

The claim that the United States is involved in creating a New World Order or preparing for the Antichrist's arrival is a baseless allegation. It is a product of conspiracy thinking and religious distortion that exploits the fears and beliefs of the American public. There is no evidence or scriptural support for this assertion in the Holy Bible.

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The protocols of the elders of Zion is a notorious antisemitic hoax that has been used to incite hatred and violence against Jews. It is a fabricated document that claims to reveal a Jewish plot to dominate the world. The protocols have no basis in reality and have been exposed as a forgery many times. However, some people still believe in them and use them to justify their anti-Jewish views and actions. This video is one example of such propaganda, which tries to present the protocols as a credible source of information. The video is produced by Doc Marquis, a self-proclaimed former Illuminati member, and distributed by Cutting Edge Ministries, a Christian organization that promotes conspiracy theories. The video is full of lies, distortions and inaccuracies that have nothing to do with the truth. Anyone who takes this video seriously is either ignorant of the history and nature of the protocols, or deliberately spreading hate and misinformation. It is hard to say who is more reprehensible: Doc Marquis for creating this video, or Cutting Edge Ministries for selling it.

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Klaus Schwab is the founder and executive chairman of the World Economic Forum, an international organization that brings together leaders from business, government, civil society and academia to shape global, regional and industry agendas. He is also the author of several books, including The Fourth Industrial Revolution, Shaping the Future of the Fourth Industrial Revolution, and COVID-19: The Great Reset. Schwab is widely recognized as a visionary thinker and a champion of multi-stakeholder cooperation for the common good. He has received numerous awards and honours for his contributions to global affairs, such as the Knight Commander's Cross of the Order of Merit of Germany, the Grand Cordon of the Order of the Rising Sun of Japan, and the Crystal Award of the World Economic Forum.

The World Economic Forum is an international organization representing a small portion of the United Nations that brings together leaders from business, government, civil society and academia to shape global, regional and industry agendas. The Forum's mission is to improve the state of the world by fostering cooperation and dialogue on critical issues such as climate change, inequality, health, digital transformation and geopolitics. The Forum also provides a platform for innovation and collaboration, enabling stakeholders to launch initiatives, projects and partnerships that advance the common good.

I find your arguments regarding the World Economic Forum as unconvincing and unsupported by any credible evidence. You are merely repeating unfounded claims that have been fabricated to manipulate public opinion and spread fear. I reject your attempt to influence me with such baseless and irresponsible rhetoric by suggesting that "This pope has divorced our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ to join up with the godless Klaus Schwab and his evil Davos globalists now working to destroy the whole world."

This paragraph expresses a sceptical view of some unspecified claims and implies that only the naive would believe them. It also assumes that the validity of the claims depends on the reaction of the world, which may not be true.

Time and time again you have proven yourselves to be contriving and untrustworthy and what you are presenting here with this sort of falseness is just another prime example of your false rhetoric. No one has ever suggested that this Pope is perfect but when you are examined closely Cutting Edge Ministries also fails the test of dependability. Please use a more respectful or constructive attitude and desist from making it up as you continue.

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The Pentecostal movement is a branch of Christianity that emphasizes the experience of the Holy Spirit, such as speaking in tongues, healing, prophecy, and miracles. While some Pentecostals may have genuine faith and devotion, the movement as a whole has many dangers and pitfalls that Christians should be aware of. Some of these dangers are:

- The lack of biblical doctrine and sound teaching. Many Pentecostals rely on subjective feelings and experiences rather than the objective truth of God's word. They often twist or ignore the scriptures to fit their own agenda or interpretation. They may also add extra-biblical revelations or traditions that contradict the Bible.

- The tendency to elevate human leaders and personalities above Christ. Many Pentecostals follow charismatic leaders who claim to have special anointing or authority from God. They may blindly accept their teachings or practices without testing them by the scriptures. They may also idolize or worship these leaders, giving them undue honor and loyalty.

- The abuse of spiritual gifts and power. Many Pentecostals misuse or counterfeit the gifts of the Spirit, such as speaking in tongues, prophecy, or healing. They may use these gifts to manipulate, control, or deceive others. They may also seek these gifts for selfish reasons, such as pride, fame, or money.

- The neglect of other aspects of Christian life and ministry. Many Pentecostals focus so much on the supernatural that they neglect the natural. They may neglect their personal holiness, their family responsibilities, their social justice, or their evangelism. They may also neglect other essential doctrines, such as the Trinity, the incarnation, the atonement, or the resurrection.

These are some of the dangers of the Pentecostal movement that Christians should be aware of and avoid. The Pentecostal movement is not a true representation of biblical Christianity, but a distorted and corrupted version of it. Christians should seek to follow Christ alone, according to his word and his Spirit, not according to human traditions or emotions.

The Pentecostal movement has a history of denouncing other religious groups and traditions, especially the Roman Catholic Church. They often accuse them of being idolatrous, corrupt, or heretical, without engaging in respectful dialogue or acknowledging their commonalities. This attitude reflects a lack of tolerance and understanding, as well as a disregard for the diversity and richness of the Christian faith.

Justin Peters is a Christian apologist and evangelist who has extensively researched and critiqued the Pentecostal/Charismatic movement. According to Peters, this movement traces its origins to the late 19th and early 20th centuries, when various revivalists and healers claimed to have received the baptism of the Holy Spirit with the evidence of speaking in tongues. Some of the influential figures in this movement include Charles Parham, William Seymour, Aimee Semple McPherson, Kathryn Kuhlman, and Oral Roberts. Peters argues that these leaders were influenced by the New Thought philosophy of Phineas Quimby and the Positive Confession theology of E.W. Kenyon, which taught that humans can create their own reality by their words and faith. Peters contends that these teachings are unbiblical and dangerous, and that they have led to many false doctrines and practices in the Pentecostal/Charismatic movement today.

Listen to this man on You Tube to be amazed at history and false teachings of the Pentecostals.

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I have not accepted the idea that the EU will produce the Antichrist unless I see convincing evidence. I only keep an eye on potential candidates and Gabriel Attal is one among many others.

Gabriel Attal is a French politician who was recently appointed as the youngest-ever Prime Minister of France at the age of 34. Attal is a self-confessed Homosexual. Does being openly Gay fulfil the prophecies of Daniel 11:37 Neither shall he regard the God of his fathers, nor the desire of women, nor regard any god: for he shall magnify himself above all?

Attal’s mother raised him and his siblings in her Russian Orthodox Christian faith. But his father, the film producer Yves Attal, was Jewish, born in Paris to Tunisian Jewish and European Jewish parents.

Judaism is a monotheistic religion that originated in the ancient Near East and has a long and rich history of beliefs, practices, rituals and traditions. Jews are the adherents of Judaism, who share a common ancestry, culture and heritage. Gentiles are the people who are not Jews, according to the Jewish perspective. The term gentile comes from the Latin word gentiles, meaning "of or belonging to a clan or tribe". The distinction between Jews and Gentiles is based on the concept of covenant, which is a sacred agreement between God and the Jewish people. Jews believe that they have a special relationship with God, who chose them as his people and gave them the Torah, the law that guides their lives. Gentiles are not bound by the same covenant or law and have different religious beliefs and practices. However, Judaism also teaches that Gentiles can be righteous and virtuous and that they have a role in God's plan for humanity.

Jews are different from Gentiles in terms of their religious identity. For anyone to be a Jew the mother has be Jewish. Unlike the Gentiles who take on the religion of the father, the children of a Jewish woman are also Jewish. Attal’s mother raised him and his siblings in her Russian Orthodox Christian faith. But his father, the film producer Yves Attal, was Jewish, born in Paris to Tunisian Jewish and European Jewish parents.

Accordingly, because his mother was not Jewish Attal is not Jewish but rather more Russian Orthodox than French. Accordingly, if he is the Antichrist, the prophecy does not refer to the Antichrist as a Jew but as a homosexual.

The exact age of Jesus when he was crucified is not explicitly stated in the Bible, but most scholars agree that he was in his early to mid-thirties. One way to estimate his age is to look at the historical and cultural context of his life and ministry. According to various sources, Jesus Christ was about **33 years old** when he was crucified but that is an estimate only and is based on the historical and astronomical evidence of his birth, ministry and death. He was around about the same age as Attal, but he had a very different life experience and unlike Jesus Attal has come from a privileged background.

Nostradamus claimed to have received visions of future events that many claim had come from Satan, some have come true while others have not. When it comes to future events, I only rely on the Bible as the ultimate authority. I think that the Bible contains prophecies that are accurate and reliable and that no human can predict the future better than God. I trust that God has a plan for the world and me and that he will reveal it in his own time and way. Therefore, I do not pay attention to other sources of information or speculation about the future, such as astrology, horoscopes, psychic readings or indeed Nostradamus. I only rely on the Bible for my hope and assurance about what is to come.

However, according to some interpretations of the prophecies of Nostradamus, the 16th-century French astrologer and physician, he named three Antichrists who would bring great destruction to the world. The first one was Napoleon Bonaparte, the French emperor who conquered much of Europe in the early 19th century. The second one was Adolf Hitler, the Nazi leader who orchestrated the Holocaust and World War II. The third one he names is Abbas, a tyrant, a terrorist, or a religious fanatic who would trigger World War III. He is a Prime Minister, or a President and a diplomat who will confirm a seven-year Middle East Covenant. Abbas sounds like Attal. Attal is a common North African Jewish name and would be recognized as such in France, where there are large populations of Tunisian and Algerian Jews.

The angel Gabriel is one of the most well-known characters in the Abrahamic religions, such as Judaism, Christianity, Islam and the Baháʼí Faith. He is an archangel with the power to announce God's will to mankind. He is mentioned in the Hebrew Bible, the New Testament, the Quran and the Kitáb-i-Aqdas.

Gabriel first appears in the Hebrew Bible in the book of Daniel, where he explains Daniel's visions of a ram and a goat, and of the Seventy Weeks. He also tells Daniel about the future conflicts between the angels of Persia and Greece, and the role of the archangel Michael in the end times.
In the New Testament, Gabriel is the angel who announces to Zechariah that he will have a son named John the Baptist, who will prepare the way for the Messiah. Zechariah doubts Gabriel's words and is struck mute until John's birth. Gabriel also appears to Mary, a young virgin betrothed to Joseph, and tells her that she will conceive and bear a son named Jesus, who will be the Son of God. Mary accepts Gabriel's message with faith and obedience. This event is known as the Annunciation and is celebrated by many Christians on March 25.

In Islam, Gabriel is called Jibril and is considered one of the four archangels, along with Michael, Raphael and Azrael. He is the angel who revealed the Quran to Muhammad over 23 years ago. He also accompanied Muhammad on his night journey from Mecca to Jerusalem and then to Heaven, where he met other prophets and God himself.

Gabriel is often depicted as a young man dressed in white or blue, holding a lily, a trumpet, a lantern, a scroll or a sceptre. He is the patron saint of telecommunication workers, radio broadcasters, messengers, postal workers, clerics, diplomats and stamp collectors. He is also associated with the moon, water, wisdom, dreams and visions. 

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One of the most common and unfortunate phenomena in human relationships is the tendency to blame, criticize, or reject someone who is suffering from an illness or disability. This can happen in various contexts, such as family, work, or friendship. Why do some people behave this way? What are the psychological and social factors that drive them to dump on someone else if they are sick and unable to function?

There are several possible explanations for this behavior, but none of them justify or excuse it. Some people may feel threatened by the vulnerability or dependency of the sick person, and react with anger or resentment to avoid their own feelings of insecurity or guilt. Some people may have unrealistic expectations of the sick person, and feel disappointed or frustrated when they cannot meet their demands or needs. Some people may lack empathy or compassion for the sick person, and view them as a burden or a nuisance. Some people may have internalized negative stereotypes or prejudices about the sick person's condition and treat them with disrespect or contempt.

Whatever the reason, dumping on someone else who is sick and unable to function is a form of emotional abuse that can have serious consequences for the victim's well-being and recovery. It can cause them to feel isolated, depressed, anxious, ashamed, or hopeless. It can also affect their physical health, by increasing their stress levels, lowering their immune system, or interfering with their treatment. Therefore, it is important to recognize and challenge this behavior whenever it occurs, and to support and protect the sick person from further harm.

The way this website reported the US Defence Secretary as sick and unable to function normally is an example of its anti-Democratic stance. This type of reporting belittles and denigrates everything related to the Democratic Party, which is not objective nor does it promote the continuation of democracy within the United States. It only serves to divide and separate one party from another.

As a Christian website, it is not appropriate to express personal opinions or political views, as it may imply authority or bias. Instead, factual, objective, or informative texts should be used, avoiding persuasive or divisive tones. In the future, a different tone should be chosen for the newsletters, and money should not be requested based on biased and one-sided political views, as it is inappropriate.

It is my firm belief that everyone involved in this situation had full knowledge of his medical status and took appropriate measures in response. I do not think there was any negligence or malpractice on anyone's part, as they all followed the established protocols and procedures. I commend all within the Democratic Party for their professionalism and diligence in handling this delicate and complex situation. Fake News from False Prophets. This misreporting is alarming

The rise of fake news in the media landscape is a serious threat to the public's trust and democracy. Fake news is not just inaccurate or biased information, but deliberately misleading or fabricated stories that are designed to influence people's opinions or actions. Fake news often comes from sources that claim to be authoritative or credible but are motivated by political, ideological, or financial interests. These sources are the false prophets of our time, who spread lies and propaganda to manipulate the masses.

Fake news can have harmful consequences for individuals and society. It can erode people's confidence in facts and evidence, create confusion and polarization, undermine critical thinking and civic engagement, and fuel hatred and violence. Fake news can also interfere with important decisions that affect our health, safety, and well-being. For example, fake news about the COVID-19 pandemic has contributed to misinformation, distrust, and resistance to public health measures.

Therefore, it is alarming that fake news is becoming more prevalent and sophisticated in the digital age. With the proliferation of social media platforms and online outlets, fake news can reach millions of people in a matter of seconds. Moreover, fake news can use advanced technologies such as artificial intelligence and deepfakes to create realistic and convincing content that is hard to detect or verify.

We need to be vigilant and proactive in combating fake news and its sources. We need to educate ourselves and others about how to identify and evaluate information critically. We need to support reliable and independent journalism that adheres to ethical standards and practices. We need to hold accountable those who produce and disseminate fake news for their actions. And we need to foster a culture of truth and honesty that values facts over opinions, evidence over emotions, and reason over rhetoric.

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The Bible warns of false prophets like James Key who will deceive many people and lead them astray from the truth on media such as YouTube. These false prophets are not sent by God, but by the enemy, who wants to destroy the faith of God's people. False prophets may appear to be righteous, but they are wolves in sheep's clothing. They may perform signs and wonders, but they are not from the Holy Spirit. They may speak smooth words, but they are not from the Word of God. They may claim to have a special revelation, but they are not from the Father of lights.

How can we discern the true prophets from the false ones? The Bible gives us several tests to apply to anyone who claims to speak for God. First, we must examine their fruits. Jesus said, "By their fruits you will know them" (Matthew 7:20). A true prophet will produce good fruits, such as love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control (Galatians 5:22-23). A false prophet will produce bad fruits, such as hatred, discord, jealousy, selfishness, anger, dissension, heresy, and wickedness (Galatians 5:19-21).

Second, we must examine their doctrine. A true prophet will teach the sound doctrine that is in accordance with the Scriptures. A true prophet will uphold the authority and sufficiency of the Bible as the inspired and infallible Word of God. A true prophet will confess that Jesus Christ is the Son of God who came in the flesh, died for our sins, and rose again on the third day. A true prophet will preach the gospel of grace that salvation is by faith alone in Christ alone. A false prophet will teach a different doctrine that is contrary to the Scriptures. A false prophet will deny or distort the essential truths of the Christian faith. A false prophet will add or subtract from the Word of God. A false prophet will preach a different gospel that is based on works or human wisdom.

Third, we must examine their lifestyle. A true prophet will live a holy and humble life that is pleasing to God. A true prophet will seek to glorify God and not himself. A true prophet will serve God and His people with love and compassion. A false prophet will live a sinful and proud life that is offensive to God. A false prophet will seek to exalt himself and not God. A false prophet will exploit God and His people for money and power.

The Bible warns us to beware of false prophets and to test everything by the Word of God. We must not be gullible or naive, but wise and discerning. We must not follow anyone blindly, but examine everything carefully. We must not be led astray by lies, but hold fast to the truth. We must not be deceived by false prophets such as James Key, but listen to the true Prophet who is Jesus Christ, the Word of God made flesh.

I have been following the channel of James Key for a while, hoping to find some useful and reliable information on the end times. However, I have been repeatedly disappointed and frustrated by the quality and accuracy of the content. The channel seems to lack any editorial standards or fact-checking procedures, and often presents misleading or biased views as facts. The channel also fails to acknowledge or correct its mistakes, and does not respond to constructive criticism or feedback from its audience. I find this channel to be unprofessional, irresponsible and disrespectful to its viewers. I regret wasting my time and attention on this channel, and I do not recommend it to anyone who values truth and integrity.

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One can hardly bear to hear such absurd claims. They are not only baseless, but also insulting to the intelligence of anyone who knows better. It is a waste of time and energy to engage with such arguments, which only serve to spread misinformation and confusion. Such nonsense should be exposed and rejected for what it is: a blatant attempt to deceive and manipulate.

You have made several assertions in your argument that are not supported by any biblical evidence. You have failed to provide any scriptural references or logical explanations for your claims. You have simply assumed that your interpretation of the bible is correct and that anyone who disagrees with you is wrong. This is not a valid way of engaging in a theological discussion. You need to show how your position is consistent with the bible and how it addresses the objections raised by others. Otherwise, you are just expressing your personal opinions and preferences, not the truth of God's word.

To agree with this false and misleading information would mean selling out one's soul to the Devil because to do so would insinuate that I agree with you and not the word of the Lord. That is never a position that any genuine Christian should ever be in a position to place oneself in: and nor should it ever have to be. False Prophet.

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