Yes Jesus is the Jewish Messiah prophesied in the Old Testament.
Can you please post those pictures like I previously asked?
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Are you a Hebrew Israelite?
Do you have any sources for your claims?
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American missionary couple killed in Haiti by gang members!
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Can you please post those pictures like I previously asked?
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Are you a Hebrew Israelite?
Do you have any sources for your claims?
shoulda stayed they ass home ...didnt learn from the crackers who took a trip to north sentinel island...
nikkas not trying 2 hear that shyt
nikkas not trying 2 hear that shyt
UWasntThere
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I guess the weapons formed against them did actually prosper
The leader of Haitian revolution was a hardcore Catholic fundamentalist and Haiti has been a Catholic state ever since.
So a country that's been worshipping jeez-us for 200 years and has received 200 years of failed governments and foreign dominion over their governmental affairs and natural resources as a result, needs just a little bit more jeez-us to solve their problems?
Yeah, ok.
Historically, "Christian Missionaries" have been used as clandestine operatives on behalf of their respective governments.
These two being the Children of a US Senator is a red flag. And their missionary organization's website emphasizing targeting "Haitian Children" but not the Haitian population at large is another red flag. "Christian Missionary" cover organizations in the past have been used in the past to traffic Children in Haiti across Latin America, while using "Christian evangelicism" as a cover, specifically towards Children, which another poster pointed out in this thread.
In reality, "Christian evangelicism" has long been primarily used as a psy-op to gain access to whatever population (insert Western Country) was attempting to gain a foothold in. And that even includes being used against "FBA's" where in the wake of the Gabriel Prosser, Denmark Vessey and Nat Turner rebellions in the early 19th Century (all men who had an "Israelite" based understanding of the scriptures) started banning "Black" preachers and permitting "white" protestant evangelicals to re-teach them the bible, until they later got their Dr. M(o)L(e)K's properly trained up to spread their Western Protestant interpretive spin of the Bible to the "Black" masses.
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Toussaint Louverture | Biography, Significance, & Facts
So a country that's been worshipping jeez-us for 200 years and has received 200 years of failed governments and foreign dominion over their governmental affairs and natural resources as a result, needs just a little bit more jeez-us to solve their problems?
Yeah, ok.
Historically, "Christian Missionaries" have been used as clandestine operatives on behalf of their respective governments.
These two being the Children of a US Senator is a red flag. And their missionary organization's website emphasizing targeting "Haitian Children" but not the Haitian population at large is another red flag. "Christian Missionary" cover organizations in the past have been used in the past to traffic Children in Haiti across Latin America, while using "Christian evangelicism" as a cover, specifically towards Children, which another poster pointed out in this thread.
In reality, "Christian evangelicism" has long been primarily used as a psy-op to gain access to whatever population (insert Western Country) was attempting to gain a foothold in. And that even includes being used against "FBA's" where in the wake of the Gabriel Prosser, Denmark Vessey and Nat Turner rebellions in the early 19th Century (all men who had an "Israelite" based understanding of the scriptures) started banning "Black" preachers and permitting "white" protestant evangelicals to re-teach them the bible, until they later got their Dr. M(o)L(e)K's properly trained up to spread their Western Protestant interpretive spin of the Bible to the "Black" masses.
get these nets
Veteran
@H.I.M.
Earlier in the thread, I and another member pointed out the lack of govt. programs and social safety nets in developing countries in general ,and in Haiti in particular.
Govt. historically hasn't done much to develop infrastructure, so out of that void, local lead organizations do some of the heavy lifting to keep the country operating. Diaspora lead and outsider lead groups fill in the gaps.
For example, until recently, outside agencies provided health care services and schools meals across a wide section of the hot zones. Doctors without Borders, Cuban physicians sent under a Castro program, and UN food programs.
Some of the church affiliated groups, like the one this thread is about, provide resources and services that the people otherwise would not get.
To the other ones in thread joking or dismissing their deaths, that's easy to do. What's harder to do is to tell me who is going to replace the access to those resources?
They died. Jude Montis, the local liason who worked with them died. That organization is finished in Haiti, for now.
Until, unless there is evidence of exploiting Haitian children, have to take their mission statement/reason for being there at face value.
Also, as I've mentioned in other threads, part of the reason that Catholicism and Protestant evangelism churches gained footing in Haiti is because those organizations are tied to resources and institutions, in a country where those things are scarce, and NOT taken for granted. Formal education, hospitals, employment, etc
It was, and is an isolated, under developed country, and those religious organizations provided ties to opportunities there and abroad.
That's just the reality and context. Less to do with Christianity and more to do with no viable alternative to the resources the religious groups provide.
Earlier in the thread, I and another member pointed out the lack of govt. programs and social safety nets in developing countries in general ,and in Haiti in particular.
Govt. historically hasn't done much to develop infrastructure, so out of that void, local lead organizations do some of the heavy lifting to keep the country operating. Diaspora lead and outsider lead groups fill in the gaps.
For example, until recently, outside agencies provided health care services and schools meals across a wide section of the hot zones. Doctors without Borders, Cuban physicians sent under a Castro program, and UN food programs.
Some of the church affiliated groups, like the one this thread is about, provide resources and services that the people otherwise would not get.
To the other ones in thread joking or dismissing their deaths, that's easy to do. What's harder to do is to tell me who is going to replace the access to those resources?
They died. Jude Montis, the local liason who worked with them died. That organization is finished in Haiti, for now.
Until, unless there is evidence of exploiting Haitian children, have to take their mission statement/reason for being there at face value.
Also, as I've mentioned in other threads, part of the reason that Catholicism and Protestant evangelism churches gained footing in Haiti is because those organizations are tied to resources and institutions, in a country where those things are scarce, and NOT taken for granted. Formal education, hospitals, employment, etc
It was, and is an isolated, under developed country, and those religious organizations provided ties to opportunities there and abroad.
That's just the reality and context. Less to do with Christianity and more to do with no viable alternative to the resources the religious groups provide.
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ReturnOfJudah
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Black Mamba
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Yeah but let Mikey tell you they all goodThe leader of Haitian revolution was a hardcore Catholic fundamentalist and Haiti has been a Catholic state ever since.
Other Revolution
Toussaint Louverture | Biography, Significance, & Facts
So a country that's been worshipping jeez-us for 200 years and has received 200 years of failed governments and foreign dominion over their governmental affairs and natural resources as a result, needs just a little bit more jeez-us to solve their problems?
Yeah, ok.
Historically, "Christian Missionaries" have been used as clandestine operatives on behalf of their respective governments.
These two being the Children of a US Senator is a red flag. And their missionary organization's website emphasizing targeting "Haitian Children" but not the Haitian population at large is another red flag. "Christian Missionary" cover organizations in the past have been used in the past to traffic Children in Haiti across Latin America, while using "Christian evangelicism" as a cover, specifically towards Children, which another poster pointed out in this thread.
In reality, "Christian evangelicism" has long been primarily used as a psy-op to gain access to whatever population (insert Western Country) was attempting to gain a foothold in. And that even includes being used against "FBA's" where in the wake of the Gabriel Prosser, Denmark Vessey and Nat Turner rebellions in the early 19th Century (all men who had an "Israelite" based understanding of the scriptures) started banning "Black" preachers and permitting "white" protestant evangelicals to re-teach them the bible, until they later got their Dr. M(o)L(e)K's properly trained up to spread their Western Protestant interpretive spin of the Bible to the "Black" masses.
Devil child trafficking fukks
Dude exposed his whole ass here
Justin Nitsuj
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So basically, you're talking about yourself then.House of Compassion officially started in 2001 with our first child, Micah Dieuseul, who was about 2 years old at the time. We now care for 36 children—18 girls and 18 boys. All are destined to stay at House of Compassion until they have finished school and are ready to be on their own. In the summer of 2007 we moved into our newly built facilities with six bedrooms and two bathrooms.
This 6,180-square foot home has two separate wings, one for the boys and one for the girls. Each wing has 3 bedrooms and 1 dormitory-style bathroom, containing 4 showers, 3 toilets, and 3 sinks. In the middle connecting the two wings is the kitchen and a large dining area. The second story houses our family quarters, as well as guest housing.
Life at our house is just like life at any other home with 40+ residents . . . busy! Fortunately, we have help: four Haitian ladies help throughout the day and week with laundry, cooking, and discipline.
The children at House of Compassion are fed three good meals each day. Breakfast normally consists of cornflakes or bread and peanut butter, and sometimes eggs or oatmeal. Lunch is usually a large plate of rice and beans, and for dinner Haitian food, or sandwiches, or whatever is leftover from lunch.
All the children are in school—29 of them attend Bon Espoir located behind our house. The others attend an A.C.E English school located next to the Bon Espoir Church. We get up at 6:00 to begin the day; the children bathe, put on their school uniforms and leave the house at 7:30 to arrive at school by the time it starts at 7:45.
The children return home at 2:30 and then the dining room is turned into a study hall as they busy themselves with homework for most of the afternoon. School rules require the girls to have their hair freshly fixed each day, so this means the nannies are also busy fixing hair through out the afternoon.
HOW DEMONIC
like i said the coli si filled with demonic cacs
get these nets
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Funeral Service for Judes Montis
May 28, 2024
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Jokes, smilies, and laughs though, right fellas?
May 28, 2024
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Jokes, smilies, and laughs though, right fellas?
Can’t imagine willingly going to a third world country unless it’s the rich tourist part
It's unfortunate, and I don't mean to sound callous, but the American embassy has advised against travel to PAP and the surrounding areas ever since the assassination of Jovenel. They had a couple of years at minimum to put other people in their positions.
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