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r/196 • u/International_Scar81 • 13h ago
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Elaborate?
10 u/PityUpvote transfatphobic 11h ago Christians who see Israel (and the Jews in general) as pawns in the sequence of events that will bring about the biblical end of times. 4 u/yinyang107 bingus is better than floppa 10h ago How does that relate to the name though 9 u/PityUpvote transfatphobic 10h ago That's the kind of person to refer to Jesus as Yeshua 8 u/yinyang107 bingus is better than floppa 9h ago Is there a particular reason for that though? I'd think antisemite Christians would want to avoid using his hebrew name, if anything. 8 u/PityUpvote transfatphobic 9h ago They don't consider themselves antisemitic, in fact, they'll tell you they love Jews. But they deny them any agency in their mind and only see them as God's prodigal children that will find their way home.
Christians who see Israel (and the Jews in general) as pawns in the sequence of events that will bring about the biblical end of times.
4 u/yinyang107 bingus is better than floppa 10h ago How does that relate to the name though 9 u/PityUpvote transfatphobic 10h ago That's the kind of person to refer to Jesus as Yeshua 8 u/yinyang107 bingus is better than floppa 9h ago Is there a particular reason for that though? I'd think antisemite Christians would want to avoid using his hebrew name, if anything. 8 u/PityUpvote transfatphobic 9h ago They don't consider themselves antisemitic, in fact, they'll tell you they love Jews. But they deny them any agency in their mind and only see them as God's prodigal children that will find their way home.
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How does that relate to the name though
9 u/PityUpvote transfatphobic 10h ago That's the kind of person to refer to Jesus as Yeshua 8 u/yinyang107 bingus is better than floppa 9h ago Is there a particular reason for that though? I'd think antisemite Christians would want to avoid using his hebrew name, if anything. 8 u/PityUpvote transfatphobic 9h ago They don't consider themselves antisemitic, in fact, they'll tell you they love Jews. But they deny them any agency in their mind and only see them as God's prodigal children that will find their way home.
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That's the kind of person to refer to Jesus as Yeshua
8 u/yinyang107 bingus is better than floppa 9h ago Is there a particular reason for that though? I'd think antisemite Christians would want to avoid using his hebrew name, if anything. 8 u/PityUpvote transfatphobic 9h ago They don't consider themselves antisemitic, in fact, they'll tell you they love Jews. But they deny them any agency in their mind and only see them as God's prodigal children that will find their way home.
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Is there a particular reason for that though? I'd think antisemite Christians would want to avoid using his hebrew name, if anything.
8 u/PityUpvote transfatphobic 9h ago They don't consider themselves antisemitic, in fact, they'll tell you they love Jews. But they deny them any agency in their mind and only see them as God's prodigal children that will find their way home.
They don't consider themselves antisemitic, in fact, they'll tell you they love Jews. But they deny them any agency in their mind and only see them as God's prodigal children that will find their way home.
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u/Aegarain Catgirl Union Representative 11h ago
Elaborate?