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🕍 Is it 1939 in Europe all over again? We need to prevent this horror in America. Jeff Myers has an incredible new book that you can literally get for free which is going to turn this conversation around in the land that still proclaims In God We Trust. ➡ Get "Should Christians Support Israel?" here: Summit.org/Israel https://lnkd.in/exBkCWZq

This is fascinating!

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After SOUND of HOPE, this is next!

I have long said that, since the Pandemic, we are in the midst of another great migration shift in America, and the data hasn't caught up with it yet. https://lnkd.in/gYyWQcnY

“The fight for kids begins” in Angel Studio’s upcoming film, “Sound of Hope: Story of Possum Trot” — and TheWrap has an exclusive sneak peak at the spiritual successor to 2023’s “Sound of Freedom.” “Inspired by the powerful true story, ‘Sound of Hope: The Story of Possum Trot’ follows Donna and Reverend Martin as they ignite a fire in the hearts of their rural church to embrace kids in the foster system that nobody else would take. By doing the impossible — adopting 77 children — this East Texas community proved that, with real, determined love, the battle for America’s most vulnerable can be won,” the official synopsis states. In the above preview, viewers get a glimpse of that heartwarming story as a newly adopted child named Nino gets introduced to his loving church family, including Aunt Donna (Nika King) and Pastor Martin (Demetrius Grosse). “Lost” actress Elizabeth Mitchell also stars. https://lnkd.in/grRqee29

This #July4th, Michael Barclay asks incredible questions about the beginnings for America... ☝ Was Christopher Columbus actually Jewish? ☝ Did our founding fathers understand Hebrew? ☝ Did Jewish history matter to our founders? 🔇 Here's a teaser... "...all evidence points to Columbus as being a Jew. On his private documents, Columbus wrote a triangular signature of dots and letters that were found on Jewish gravestones in Spain, that equate to a hidden form of the Kaddish prayer (an important part of Jewish liturgy written in Aramaic). In Columbus’ will he made provisions for one tenth of his income to be an anonymous donation as a dowry for poor girls, a distinctly Jewish custom; and he specifically left an inheritance for a Jew living in Lisbon. Simon Wiesenthal contended that Columbus’ entire journey was motivated by a desire to find a safe home for Jews, and according to a linguistics professor from Georgetown, Columbus’ spoken language was Ladino, the “yiddish” of Spanish Jews. More clearly, on all but one of the 13 letters he wrote to his son Diego, he wrote in hebrew the two hebrew letters that stand for the phrase “b’ezrat HaShem” (ב"ה …”with the help of God”, a practice of observant Jews to put at the top corner of every document). These were private documents so it was safe to show evidence of his Jewishness, and the one letter that did not bear the mark was a letter bound for King Ferdinand. Despite the common myth that Queen Isabella financed Columbus’ expedition, it was in fact funded by two Jewish conversos (Louis de Santangel and Gabriel Sanchez) and another prominent Rabbi, Don Isaac Abrabanel.   https://lnkd.in/gpmCKSSy

IN THEATERS NOW

🇺🇸 Are you a historian by chance? A friend texted me this photo today, and I would love to know where this is located, and the backstory as well. Happy #4th to all those who have made #America great.