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Benjamin Netanyahu:
I am a chap on the street with no power.
However, I am a believer.
I have no reasons to think that you are not a believer.
I am learned enough to think that I have deciphered that a Holy Spirit is real and alive.
This makes me think that it is not a matter of if but a matter of when that humanity starts to say praise to the Almighty globally revived Persia of Prophet Mani style.
As a believer, it is my judgment that with respect to your abandoning Israel’s Accord with the Almighty through Moses, you are walking in eternal shame. I am presumptuous about your abandoning Israel’s Accord with the Almighty through Moses.
In addition, as a believer, I think that spiritual leaders of the world, instead of its political leaders, are primed to debate to conclusion the mysterious divine happenstances of this era.
Evidently, this debate would supersede the vote at the Council of Nicaea of 325 A.D. and amend the nearly two thousand year old New Testament.
There shall be no doubt of history that this nearly two thousand year old document has been the source of tribulations for Renaissance men in two different eras.
The debate to supersede the vote at the Council of Nicaea would avail an opportunity to amend the effort to erase Moses’ ancient Ethiopian origin and identity.
It would avail an opportunity to review Sigmund Freud’s revelation during the surreal Holocaust that Moses was not an Israelite but an ancient Egyptian Pharaoh.
It would avail an opportunity to review Ahmed Osman’s subsequent study that Moses was the ancient Ethiopian Pharaoh par excellence by the name Akhenaten, who was the earliest known monotheist before The Exodus.
It would avail an opportunity to correct the colossal preaching for nearly two thousand years that the same historical figure was a sinner as an ancient Ethiopian Pharaoh and a Prophet as an Israelite, granted that Sigmund Freud’s and Ahmed Osman’s exhaustive books about him are irrefutable.
I imagine that the primed spiritual Council to supersede the vote at the Council of Nicaea could take place in Jerusalem or Meroe, the location of departure of The Exodus, according to Ahmed Osman, or somewhere else in the world.
I also imagine that it avails you an opportunity to salvage your name and the image of the State of Israel or swerve both how the world became modern according to Stephen Greenblatt.
Finally, I can’t resist the urge to ask where in the world the State of Israel was in 1896.
I am a chap on the street with no power.
However, I am a believer.
I have no reasons to think that you are not a believer.
I am learned enough to think that I have deciphered that a Holy Spirit is real and alive.
This makes me think that it is not a matter of if but a matter of when that humanity starts to say praise to the Almighty globally revived Persia of Prophet Mani style.
As a believer, it is my judgment that with respect to your abandoning Israel’s Accord with the Almighty through Moses, you are walking in eternal shame. I am presumptuous about your abandoning Israel’s Accord with the Almighty through Moses.
In addition, as a believer, I think that spiritual leaders of the world, instead of its political leaders, are primed to debate to conclusion the mysterious divine happenstances of this era.
Evidently, this debate would supersede the vote at the Council of Nicaea of 325 A.D. and amend the nearly two thousand year old New Testament.
There shall be no doubt of history that this nearly two thousand year old document has been the source of tribulations for Renaissance men in two different eras.
The debate to supersede the vote at the Council of Nicaea would avail an opportunity to amend the effort to erase Moses’ ancient Ethiopian origin and identity.
It would avail an opportunity to review Sigmund Freud’s revelation during the surreal Holocaust that Moses was not an Israelite but an ancient Egyptian Pharaoh.
It would avail an opportunity to review Ahmed Osman’s subsequent study that Moses was the ancient Ethiopian Pharaoh par excellence by the name Akhenaten, who was the earliest known monotheist before The Exodus.
It would avail an opportunity to correct the colossal preaching for nearly two thousand years that the same historical figure was a sinner as an ancient Ethiopian Pharaoh and a Prophet as an Israelite, granted that Sigmund Freud’s and Ahmed Osman’s exhaustive books about him are irrefutable.
I imagine that the primed spiritual Council to supersede the vote at the Council of Nicaea could take place in Jerusalem or Meroe, the location of departure of The Exodus, according to Ahmed Osman, or somewhere else in the world.
I also imagine that it avails you an opportunity to salvage your name and the image of the State of Israel or swerve both how the world became modern according to Stephen Greenblatt.
Finally, I can’t resist the urge to ask where in the world the State of Israel was in 1896.