• A while back, God said that the Jews would come back to the land He had promised them. THEY ACCOMPLISHED THAT IN 1948.
  • ALSO, SOMEWHERE ALONG THE WAY, GOD SAID HIS PEOPLE WOULD NEED TO ACCEPT  JESUS AS THE ONLY ONE  HE WOULD BE SENDING.
  • The Torah and the Bible—PICK ONE, or choose both.
  • (IT’S THE SAME GOD.)
  • FREE TO CHOOSE.
    • The Hebrew Bible vs. the Christian Bible
    • Mosaic Authorship: Traditional View. Ancient traditions often assume or imply the Mosaic authorship of the Pentateuch.[12]
    • The books of Joshua (8:31-32, 23:6) and Kings (1 Kings 2:3; 2 Kings 14:6, 23:25) refer to the Torah of Moses, or the scroll of the Torah of Moses—though these are likely references to (some form of) Deuteronomy, not the entire Torah in its current form.[13] The much later books of Ezra (3:2, 6:18, 7:6), Nehemiah (1:7-9, 8:1, 14, 9:14, 10:30, 13:1), Daniel (9:1, 13), and Chronicles (2 Charon 23:18, 30:16, 34:14) also refer to “the Torah of Moses” or paraphrase laws from the Pentateuch as laws of Moses.[14] In the New Testament, Luke (2:22.
    • The Tanakh and the Bible are related. The Christian and Jewish religions share similar origins but are distinct faiths with different religious texts. Some mistakenly believe that the Hebrew Bible—that is, the Tanakh—is identical to what Christians call the Old Testament. But this is not the case. To help clarify what the Tanakh is, let’s look at the Tanakh and its various parts. Then let us consider and compare it to the Bible.
  • The Younger Dryas occurred within the timeframe of the biblical flood.
  • THE DEVIL KEEPS HIS KILLING FLOOR OPEN FOR BUSINESS 24/7/365.
  • Our human ancestors, 300,000 years ago, gave rise to the human lineage on the tree of life.
  • GOD’S HUMAN PROGRAM STARTED UP.
  • TWO-WAY HUMAN THOUGHT SHOWED UP SOMEWHERE ALONG THE WAY.
  • TWO-WAY CONSCIOUSNESS WAS PUT IN PLACE, ALONG WITH A STAND-ALONE, HARVESTABLE SOUL.
  • WE HAVE DEVELOPED TO BE READY FOR HARVEST STATUS.
  • OUR CIVILIZATIONS STARTED TO DEVELOP ON EARTH:
  • Mesopotamia (c. 4000-3500 BCE): Considered the “birthplace of civilization,” with the Sumerians developing writing, cities (Uruk, Ur), and laws.
      • Ancient Egypt (c. 3100 BCE): Unified under a pharaoh, building pyramids and developing hieroglyphs.
      • Indus Valley (c. 2500 BCE): Flourished with advanced urban planning in cities like Harappa and Mohenjo-daro.
    • China (c. 1500 BCE): The Shang Dynasty was an early example of a complex civilization.
    • Americas (c. 1200 BCE): Olmecs in Mesoamerica and Norte Chico in Peru emerged as ancient complex societies.
  • In Egypt and later in the Indus Valley, China, and the Americas. 
  • The Neolithic Revolution, where farming led to settled life, food surpluses, and specialized labor, though proto-urban settlements and complex cultures existed earlier, like Göbelli Tepe (c. 9000 BCE).