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Ironic that Iran (formerly Persia) is celebrated by the Bible for ending the Babylonian exile and returning the Israelites back to their homeland but 2500 years later, Iran betrayed Israel.
What’s up! If you don’t remember me, my online name is Rey and I left the wiki a few months ago (I think) and I was in search of another Bible Wiki that wasn’t as toxic as the last time I was actually active. Today, I decided to come back and see what happened while I was gone, and it’s not really as bad as before. That’s means I can finally say that I’m coming back. Why only most likely though? The answer is how active or inactive I am on fandom wikis and stuff. I usually do other stuff and whenever I go on fandom wikis I either check for updates about stuff or just go on my pages on fanfiction wikis. I will try to add the Bible Wiki to my time on fandom wikis and get time to get on this wiki often. However, I also have other stuff in life and I can’t just use 24 hours of my day to get on here. But still, I am most likely to come back. Thank you for reading this 👍
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In Spanish-speaking countries, Jesus is a common name, but in English-speaking countries, it's not. Why isn’t Jesus a common given name in English? I assume it’s because of how holy it is.
Tea Tephi is a legendary princess found described in British Israelite literature from the 19th century.[21][22] Revd F. R. A. Glover, M.A., of London in 1861 published England, the Remnant of Judah, and the Israel of Ephraim in which he claimed Tea Tephi was one of Zedekiah's daughters. Since King Zedekiah of Judah had all his sons killed during the Babylonian Captivity, no male successors could continue the throne of King David, but, as Glover noted, Zedekiah had daughters who escaped death (Jeremiah 43:6). Glover believed that Tea Tephi was a surviving Judahite princess who had escaped and travelled to Ireland, and who married a local High King of Ireland in the 6th century BC who subsequently became blood linked to the British monarchy.[23]This theory was later expanded upon by Rev. A.B. Grimaldi, who published in 1877 a successful chart entitled Pedigree of Queen Victoria from the Bible Kings and later by W.M.H. Milner in his booklet The Royal House of Britain an Enduring Dynasty' (1902, revised 1909). Charles Fox Parham also authored an article tracing Queen Victoria's lineage back to King David (through Tea Tephi) entitled Queen Victoria: Heir to King David's Royal Throne.[24]
The Tea Tephi-British monarchy link is also found in J. H. Allen's Judah's Sceptre and Joseph's Birthright (1902, p. 251). A central tenet of British Israelism is that the British monarchy is from the Davidic line and the legend of Tea Tephi from the 19th century attempted to legitimise this claim. Tea Tephi, however, has never been traced to an extant Irish source before the 19th century and critics assert she was purely a British Israelite invention.[25] A collection of alleged bardic traditions and Irish manuscripts which detail Tea Tephi were published by J. A. Goodchild in 1897 as The Book of Tephi, the work is, however, considered pseudo-historical or a forgery. There is though a queen called Tea in Irish mythology who appears in the Annals of the Kingdom of Ireland.[26] She is described as the wife of Érimóna Míl Espáine (Milesian) and dated to 1700 BC (Geoffrey Keating: 1287 BC). These dates are inconsistent with the British Israelite literature which dates Tea Tephi to the 6th century BC, but later British Israelites, such as Herman Hoeh (Compendium of World History, 1970), claimed that the Milesian Royal House (including Tea) was from an earlier blood descendant of the Davidic Line who entered Britain around 1000 BC (citing Ruaidhrí Ó Flaithbheartaigh's reduced chronology).[27] Linked to Glover's original claims of Tea Tephi, are Grimaldi and Milner's theory that Jeremiah himself in the company of his scribe Baruch ben Neriah travelled to Ireland with Tea Tephi and that they are found described in Irish folklore and old Irish manuscripts. Some British Israelites identify Baruch ben Neriah with a figure called Simon Berac or Berak in Irish myth, while Jeremiah with Ollom Fotla (or Ollam, Ollamh Fodhla).[28] However, like Tea Tephi, there has long been controversy about these identifications, mainly because of conflicting or inconsistent dates. In 2001, the British-Israel-World Federationwrote an article claiming they no longer subscribed to these two identifications, but still strongly stick to the belief that the British monarchy is of Judahite origin.[25][29] In an earlier publication in 1982, Covenant Publishing Co. admitted that Tea Tephi could not be traced in Irish literature or myth and may have been fabricated by Glover, but they clarified they still believed in the Milesian Royal House-Davidic Line bloodline connection (popularised by Hoeh).[30]Herbert Armstrong (1986) also took up this legendary connection.[31]
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Jesus Christ died for our sins. ever since he was crucified he truly is the son of god.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YX6kfl9qBkA
Yep. Pride is history month is on June.
No it’s a sin.
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Both of their names have some connection to the Bible, more specifically, the New Testament, Anastasia's name comes from the Greek meaning as the movie states “She will rise again”. The resurrection of Jesus was originally known as the “Anastasis” when it was written in Greek. Dimitri's name is actually a Slavic variant on the Greek name “Demetrius” meaning “beloved by Demeter”, which Demetrius is the name of two Bible characters, there is a Diana-worshipping silversmith who incited a riot against the Apostle Paul in the city of Ephesus, and a disciple commended in 3rd John 1:12. Possibly the bearer of the letters of 1st, 2nd and 3rd John, Demetrius is commended to the early Christian leader Gaius (3 John 1:11) as one who upholds the truth of the Gospel, and as such should be welcomed and provided for.
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Almost the entirety of the Old Testament was originally written in Hebrew, except for Ezra 4:8 to 6:18 and 7:12–26, Jeremiah 10:11, and Daniel 2:4-7:28, which were originally written in Aramaic. The entirety of the New Testament was originally written in Greek.
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I came across the video. And it stated a very interesting thing, "So according to research, there'd about 2 billion Christians in the world. If there are 2 billion Christians to spread Christianity for salvation, how did we still manage to get a secular world?"
They had some interesting videos like these-
I showed a devoted Christian I knew (who was very knowledgeable) of the channel and they watched some of the videos on there for further knowledge. They told me, "Yeah, this guy is sharing some pretty interesting truthful stuff."
If Christianity was supposedly a loving religion that saves people, then how on earth did it become the most hated religion in the world? As God said:
Why do we have a concept called "Ex-Christians". There's no such thing as "ex-Christians". And there shouldn't be either
1 John 2:19:
So one thing for sure, this video should not have existed:
https://youtu.be/ipym_PANZec?si=1zalLchUPMNpYLWi
Because here's the thing- why's there no such thing as "ex-Christians":
If the true version of Christianity/ the Bible was being taught, nobody would've ever left the faith. If it's not being taught at its most authentic form, then there are going to be errors and flaws and so people will leave. I've spoke with a lot of ex-Christians (especially with their religious trauma) and they all have one thing in common:
Lack of biblical knowledge and truth
They also grew up in an environment where they were surrounded by inaccurate representations of Christ, those who were neglected by Christian parents because they turned out to be nonbelievers or LGBTQ, many other stuff
Through what they told me, I saw every flaw and error in their experience that caused their hatred of Christianity. I saw what went wrong. So many things, I can go on a whole list.
I have a Christian friend. I like to talk to them alot with biblical things. And there's one thing about them that caught on to me: They told me I was very knowledgeable about the Bible which was impressive. They didn't have all this knowledge and never knew alot of stuff. And yet, they went to church. (But I never been to church)
Makes me question--
If people are leaving Christianity, and the main problem is because lack of biblical truth and knowledge (that's why there's no such thing as an ex-Christian because a Christian is supposed to have alot of knowledge), then what are churches teaching? Maybe not all churches, mega churches are speculated to be bad according to the content I've been recommended, but there are possibly good churches out there.
But if people are leaving Christianity because the real truth is not being portrayed accurately or taught, sounds like we got a problem-
I've read a book from a supposedly "ex-Christian"
I knew of a supposedly "ex- Christian" person
And they all had a seething hatred towards Christianity. And when I read that book and talked with that person, there was one thing in common: lack of biblical truth and knowledge. That book did a full on misrepresentation of what Christianity was supposed to be, it was very flawed that's for sure.
Now, when I said that, Christianity is hijacked--check this out:
This made me consider-
Alright, Lucifer is a very intellectual being. He's an angel and angels are probably far more intelligent than a human being, for sure their brains work differently.
If his goal is to deceive humans and keep them away from God AS BEST AS POSSIBLE, don't you think he would've hijacked Christianity to make others view it as hateful and bad and stay far from it? I mean- makes sense. It's a very smart tactic. And it's not far from the truth:
Ever heard of the Templars? I could be wrong, but apparently these guys were part of the crusades or whatever. They called themselves devout Christians when secretly they were demon worshippers. They had alot of power. Who they are today links to a lot of conspiracy theory, but I'm not gonna get into that. That's a whole other can of worms that gets very ugly very quick. (Which is why a lot of conspiracy theorists or majority are Christians) If you're a Christian, start studying history. There are reasons why Christians pay attention to history and prophecies
2. The Catholic Church: Don't trust them. Absolutely do not. First of all, I already found some flaws within Catholicism, which I'm not gonna get into. Catholic people are fine, just watch out for the Catholic leaders. Why I say this because they're sketchy.
First if all, if you're an historian who decodes biblical prophecy and if you do that to Revelations, the Bible basically says, "Don't trust the Catholic Church."
It makes sense. First of all, Catholic Church rose in Rome which is HIGHLY SUSPICIOUS. It was Rome who got Jesus killed. It was Rome who gave the Israelites a hard time, Rome who tried to kill Jesus as a baby, Rome who tried their best to stop the spread of Christianity (killed all of Jesus's disciples BRUTALLY and Constantine MIXED Roman paganism into Christian holidays so that Rome traditions would not be forgotten in the spread of Christianity) so WHY ARE THEY SUDDENLY PROMOTING CHRISTIANITY NOW? It doesn't MAKE SENSE.
I was debating with somebody here and they pointed out that Christianity is a hateful religion because Christians killed a lot of people who were nonbelievers which were The Roman Catholic Church. And I argued with them that the church cannot be trusted because first of all: The Bible said don't trust them and second: Bible says to love your enemies, hate is murder at heart and murder is wrong. Don't force religion only Lucifer forces. Forcing religion contradicts the gift of free will God gave to everyone. (You can warn someone about their sinful ways but if they reject the truth and reject believing in it, walk away and go about your day, at least you warned them)
There are close knowledgeable Christians I know and even they said: The Catholic Church today IS NOT your friend. I mean, they already made Christianity look bad if they're going around killing people for being nonbelievers, huh- maybe it's a secret agenda. If anyone is in power, don't trust them: (perhaps Christians should really pay attention to biblical prophecies and revelations being decoded)
"They shall deceive the very elect"
Elect:
So those in power, elected into office (congress, politicians, kings, queens, powerful churches whatever) will be deceived. So can we trust them? No. What about conservatives? If the Bible says that the elites (and those in power) will be deceived, don't trust them.
Now what if there's a person in power who's been deceived (by the enemy of course). And they play a role in controlling Christianity? Well, millions of things can go wrong. And that'll just make Christianity look worse.
After all, if the elites and those in high power are deceived, this verse makes sense:
"We do not wrestle against flesh and blood (human nature aka spiritual warefare), but we wrestle against principalities, powers, against RULERS of the darkness of this world, against spiritual wickedness in HIGH PLACES"
Basically, spiritual evil in political power. The very elect will be deceived. And this leans into conspiracy theory which (again) is why alot of Christians are conspiracy theorists. But those theories get really disturbing, so at least know who to trust and who not to trust.
And if political power is in control of governments, RELIGION, and how CHURCHES should operate and if they are DECEIVED, it is likely they'll hijack Christianity and what is taught in churches. Makes sense of all the Ex-Christians not knowing ANYTHING 😭
But it makes alot of sense tho-
Because why else how the world hates God?
Now...let's think about Revelations or should I say: Armeggadon
If you're well aware of Revelations and it's decoding, you should know that when Jesus return, he ain't returning for peace. He's returning with a sword and war. War against the enemy and all of man. MANKIND (the deceived governments) AGAINST GOD:
Remember: The world hates God
In Genesis, it is likely Lucifer went to war against God with all the angels he deceived. He lost the war and God cast him out. So Lucifer will do it again by deceiving humans and their politicians and go to war against God with all their advanced technology which is: Armageddon/ Revelations,
Remeber: Lucifer is the god of this world. He controls it:
If he's the god of this world, spiritual evil is likely in political power. He deceived the elites, the very elect and those in power. Those in power can control the government and likely religion and churches. They control what's put to the masses and possibly hijacked what is taught, likely preventing the true authentic form of Christianity being given which is why we have "Ex-Christians" and so many hating Christianity. (As God said: If you follow Me, the world will hate you because they hate Me) And so, that's how Lucifer leads the entire world into Hell, only few being saved. He gathers the rest of the world into war against God in the final days which is why God returns with the sword and with war. Pretty sure. Lucifer failed the first war with God, so he'll do it again but with humans.
Also, denominations are likely unbiblical. Because denomination is division. And we all know a common phrase: "Divide and conquer." Enemy tactic of hijacking a religion, don't you think? We got Protestants and Catholics fighting because they can't even agree despite their beliefs coming from ONE SOURCE.
I've countered so many nonbelievers and ex-Christians due to the amount of biblical knowledge I have, it's honestly very sad how there is lack of understanding truth. If they used to be Christians, they would've known this. People think they know Christianity but they really don't. It seems as if they really truly don't. But at the end of the day, this is all theory. All speculation and connection of dots. It's ALL theory. What do you think?
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