A Brief History of the 17th Amendment At the beginning of the United States of America, our form of government was a confederation of 13 states united by the Articles of Confederation (1777). Our founders elected a confederacy to prevent being under the heel of an all-powerful central government. At the Constitutional Convention of 1787, …
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In this content, John Adams and the Bible emphasize the importance of discerning truth. The writer discusses anti-Vietnam War protests and reveals the communist influence funding the protests, and details anti-Israel protests likewise funded by un-American groups. The piece also criticizes public education, and claims Joe Biden is betraying the country by not supporting Israel. The author advocates for knowledge as power.
Robby Starbuck’s Twitter video reveals shocking allegations of child trafficking and government corruption in Guatemala. The interview exposes US involvement and questionable financial transactions, implicating high-profile figures and NGOs. The Biden administration’s role in illegal immigration and criminal activity is brought to light, raising concerns about exploitation and manipulation in Guatemala.
Judicial activism involves court rulings influenced by the judge’s personal or political views rather than existing laws. It has stirred controversy in the U.S. Judge Juan Manuel Merchan is cited as a judicial activist, impacting both former President Donald Trump and citizens’ rights and freedoms. This raises concerns about the impact of injustices on society.
The X rating for pornographic movies was introduced in 1968, and the Supreme Court’s decision legalized pornography. The book of Jude was written for believers. The US Bill of Rights protects citizens from government tyranny, but its interpretation on obscenity has been contentious. Believers are encouraged to practice self-control and focus on positive, virtuous thoughts.
The content discusses the symbolism of the four horses of the Apocalypse in the Book of Revelation, linking their colors to significant themes such as conquest, upheaval, scarcity, and mortality. It also addresses the relevance of these colors in current geopolitical contexts and encourages prayer and faith in light of biblical teachings.
Do not eat the bread of him who has an evil eye, neither desire his delicacies; for as he thinks in his heart,so is he. “Eat and drink!” he says to you, but his heart is not with you. Proverbs 23:6-7 The heart is more deceitful than all things and desperately wicked; who can understand …
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What’s in a word? — שַׁלוָה | peace Our federal government has become the most challenging outlaw in our entire history: open borders, the prosecution/persecution of political opponents, rampant corruption, brutish federal law enforcement, etc. Inflation and exorbitant federal spending threaten economic collapse. World War III is an imminent threat. In our English-language Bible, John …
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It has been said, “The Devil always overplays his hand.” Do we not see this in almost all election years? Is slander a new phenomenon? No, slander has been a tool of political candidates of low character throughout the history of the United States of America. Back in the 1800’s, the newspaper publishers “printed highly …
People of the world are divided on the issue of Israel the target of destruction by the Iranian Islamists and Israel, the Chosen People of God.
John N. White