https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n-mH24FJNjM

apperently the good news about the kingdom has not been preached yet.

thanks

very true

a serpent like satan will twist things. so my understanding of this is. u must be wise in what u do. think before you speak and in doing this know who u r talking to. whether they are new to the word or well grounded. milk and meat whether a babe or a adult. so wise as a serpent is to those who preach the word or tell others what the word says. listen to them before u speak but speak with zeal. The babes of the word who just want to do right be gentle with them as a dove

I am not sure. Could u show/ quote the reference u r talking about? Did Solomon Rule with respect?

I like what you have to say. You seem very grounded in your belief.

I know a few muslims but not many. Because of not knowing what or who I might be dealing with I do not go out of my way to get to know them.

I wonder and maybe you could answer this for me.

The Govt's of Muslim Nations I believe have the power to get rid of the people who want to kill people who do not agree with their way.

If Turkey, Saudi Arabia, Iraq, ect would come together and say we will work together and take care of this extremism ourselves I believe that it would end soon.

Am I wrong or why can't Muslim Nations who condemn these action not bring these criminals to justice?

you are right. Money is not bad it is a tool. How we use that tool is the question. Solomon Prayed that he be given wisdom to rule the people correctly and for this was given riches also. His Heart was in the right place

They killed him because he threatened the Religious leaders authority. He taught the people the scripture and told them to believe Yahweh his word that The Religious leaders were teaching Tradition over the commandments of Yahweh. This is very true today that is why he is coming again. Yahshua also ate with the poor. He was Homeless, he taught hardly a rich man would make it to the kingdom. we see ministers who preach a Health and wealth ministry. This is not following Yahshua. Even Paul did not get a Salary for preaching. He worked as a tent maker for his living. Religion is power and wealth . Fight against Power and they will do everything they can to get rid of you. To discredit you. Yahshua lived with the Poor ate with those the ones in Power did not want to lift a finger to help. the poor. We are the Temple what do we see churches in their Glory. Men in their Robes and fancy clothing. come as you are with a Humble and contrite spirit and The Spirit of Life will give you True Riches not of this world But of Peace from above

Yes we all need one. If we can call him whatever we want, then why do we need him in the 1st place? He listens to everyone then because of belief their should be no Doctrine of Hell. Yet all teach a fiery place for the unbeliever. The problem is the same now as it was before. The ones in power teaching us the word tells us we r to stupid to understand it ourselves. We need them and needing them denies the Power of the Creator. It is all custom but we love custom. We love to go to our churches and believe we r saved. Our Minister says so. As long as u follow what he says. Yahshua did not so they plotted to kill him from the beginning after his Baptism John says. Why did they plot to kill him? Because he did not g along with their customs. He did not follow them he followed the words of his Father which is the Scriptures. Choose who you will follow. Man or Life

Catholism is the Mother church. Many churches claim they do not follow Catholic Doctrine but this shows they do.Whatever they choose to say they do. It is easy all u have to do is do away with the beginning

Jesus is the most known of this world

Yahshua also answered someone about how many times in a day do you forgive your brother and 70 x 7 was his answer.

A song about a man Losing the love of his life. "Water Your Own Yard"


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i86DwuQPnR4

with only like 10% of our minds do we use I have always wondered if that real child like belief that it is true , it will happen. no doubts is the key to opening up a part of our minds that makes anything possible. Say to this be removed and it is moved. to the sick you r healed and they are healed. Personally I believe because of our disbelief in this world is why the wonders of our own mind are not opened up to us to be able to do as we see so many antient societies did that we do not know how they did it and we still can not do what they did.

science has but r reluctant to say. is this.

They have found off of the African coast, Austrailian coast and elsewhere that their seems to of at one time been a collapse of the ocean floor. This is why they keep finding antient cities they believe on the ocean floor close to land.

They have said that it is possible their used to be a lot more land than their is now. that if their was a lot of water under this land in huge cavities and as the Bible says the Fountains of the earth Sprang forth emptying these cavises under the ground that a world wide flood would probally cause these empty caverans to collapse. hence this would cause whole cities to disappear and sink to where they are now. This they have said would explain where all the water of the earth went. right back to where it was, except the land now would be under the water and our oceans much larger. Science does not want to believe in a world wide flood. But they will admit that their was a large collapse of land for some reason in times past. Science is funny how it is wrong constantly and then they say oh well we know more now. Yet the scriptures have to be right all the time or it is of no use. What if Science had to live up to that same standard? would it be useless, a fairly tale?

Yes you must be wise as a serpent and gentle as a Dove.

I just find it interesting how this people who is so small who have lived in the Middle east are trying to be exterminated by their own country. whoever that may be

also these people were telling the US and the Un if we left that Genocide is what would happen to them because of the hate of them in the middle east. I believe followers of the Christian bible should take note these are the people who the 3 kings who cam to Yahshua from the Persian Empire to give him gifts as they saw the signs of his birth that it seems Yahshua's own people did not understand yet these people did. they have Christian roots that are very deep. if anyone cares to copy and paste this video and watch and listen to what was said a few years ago by a member.

http://www.yeziditruth.org/2011/11/the-history-and-genocide-of-the-yezidis

These people in the News are very interesting. They have roots in Zoraterism which if you do not know the Magi is what their priest were called.

This apparently is the last of that religion that we know of still caring on the old traditions and everyone hates them.

When you celebrate Christmas and have the nativity scene their I would suppose their are 3 kings their bringing gifts to Yahshua in the manger.

Those 3 kings are Priests of this ancient sect. even in this cnn article I am posting look at the name of the 40 day old baby.

This mountain they have fled to is very interesting. I would suppose they went their on faith that if they got their they would be protected. Amazingly to me at least America has for now is trying to come to their rescue for the 1st time in Iraq since we left. I would think they believe their prayers are being answered as ISIS wants to wipe them from the face of the earth. Sound familiar?

http://edition.cnn.com/2014/08/08/world/meast/iraq-ethnic-groups-under-threat-isis/index.html



Nearly 40,000 Yazidis are trapped on the top of Mount Sinjar
The Islamic State has forced hundreds of thousands of minorities from their homes
The U.S. has sent them humanitarian airdrops and authorized air airstrikes



(CNN) -- In a church in Irbil, 40-day-old Yeshua lies asleep in a crib, his sister playfully rocking him. It's a peaceful scene. Their mother watches over them, but her face shows the fear and despair many Iraqi minorities have felt over the past few days.

The Sunni militant group ISIS, which calls itself the Islamic State, has steamrolled into Iraq's north, forcing hundreds of thousands of minorities from their homes. The militants have beheaded some who won't bend to their will and are "putting people's heads on spikes" to terrorize others, a senior U.S. administration official said.

Nearly 40,000 Yazidis are trapped on the top of Mount Sinjar with few resources; many with just the clothes on their back, U.S. President Barack Obama said in an address late Thursday evening.

"These innocent families are faced with a horrible choice," Obama said. "Descend the mountain and be slaughtered, or stay and slowly die of thirst and hunger."

So who are these people being threatened by the Islamic State? And why do the militant Islamists have them in their cross hairs?

The Yazidis

The Yazidis are one of the world's smallest and oldest monotheistic religious minorities. Their religion is considered a pre-Islamic sect that draws from Christianity, Judaism and the ancient monotheistic religion of Zoroastrianism.






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Yazidis worship one God and honor seven angels. Unlike Muslims and Christians, they reject the idea of sin, the devil and hell itself.

Many Muslims regard them as devil-worshippers because the Yazidis revere an angel who, their tradition holds, refused to obey God.

Their religious differences have made them a target for persecution throughout history, most recently during the U.S. war in Iraq -- in 2007, more than 700 people were killed when suicide bombers attacked a Yazidi village. Before that, they were targeted for centuries under the rule of the Ottoman Empire.

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President Obama and U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry have said that if the Yazidis are not protected, their slaughter could quickly escalate to a genocide.

To help the trapped people, the U.S. has sent them humanitarian airdrops. Obama has authorized airstrikes against the Islamic State fighters who are threatening the Yazidis there.

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The U.S. State Department's 2013 International Religious Freedom Report estimates that approximately 500,000 Yazidis live in the northern Iraq, accounting for less than 1% of the country's population. Another 200,000 live in other parts of the world, according to the website YezidiTruth.org.

Like the Kurds, they mostly reside in Iraq's north, many in the town of Sinjar in northwestern Nineveh province, bordering Iraq's Kurdish region. The province is home to mostly Arabs and Kurds, who have jostled for control over it for centuries.

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But Yazidis also reside in Turkey, Syria, Armenia, Iran and parts of the Caucasus region.

The people speak Kurdish and are of Kurdish descent, but most see themselves as ethnically distinctive.

Iraqi Christians

Before being targeted by ISIS, an enormous portion -- some say as many as half -- of Iraq's Christians fled the country at the start of the U.S. war in 2003. Al Qaeda in Iraq, which preceded ISIS, brutally targeted the country's Christian minority.






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According to the State Department, Christian leaders and nongovernmental organizations estimate that there are approximately 500,000 Christians in Iraq -- a that figure has declined by nearly 300,000 in the last five years. At one point there were over a million Christians living in Iraq.

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Most Iraqi Christians are Chaldeans, who are communicants with the Roman Catholic church. They predominantly reside in northern Iraq.

The al Qaeda splinter group has taken control of the country's largest Christian city, Qaraqosh. And last month, Christians in the country's second largest city, Mosul, were told they must convert to Islam, pay a fine or face "death by the sword."

"Christian communities are particularly affected: a people fleeing from their villages because of the violence that rages in these days, wreaking havoc on the entire region," said the Rev. Federico Lombardi, a spokesman for Pope Francis.

The Pope said on Twitter: "I ask all men and women of goodwill to join me in praying for Iraqi Christians and all vulnerable populations."

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Turkmen

The majority of the world's Turkmen, a Turkic-speaking, traditionally nomadic people, live in Turkmenistan and elsewhere in Central Asia.

But a small minority of them can be found in the Middle East, primarily in northern Iraq, Iran and Turkey.

The city of Tal Afar, whose population is mostly made up of Turkmen, was caught in the crossfire of sectarian violence between Shiites and Sunnis during the recent Iraq war -- a suicide attack killed 150 people in 2007. The city's population dwindled from about 200,000 to 80,000 in just a few years.

Sunni Turkmen make up 1% to 2% of Iraq's population, according to the State Department. A smaller group of Shia Turkmen live there, as well.

Shiites

Despite the risk ISIS poses to Yazidis, Turkmen, Christians and the country's other minorities, the risk to Iraq's majority Shia Muslims is far more widespread.

In their quest to create an Islamic caliphate stretching from Syria to Iraq, ISIS has targeted Shiites in both countries.

In June, the group claimed on Twitter that it killed at least 1,700 Shiites in June. ISIS is also fighting Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's forces in Syria. Assad is a member of the Alawite sect, on offshoot of Shia Islam.

Like many of the minorities in in the Nineveh province, Shiites and Alawites have been labeled as infidels by ISIS.

Shiites outnumber Sunnis in Iraq on the whole. Most of Baghdad is predominantly Shiite, but large portions of Iraq's western and northern territories contain Sunni majority populations.

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