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2024-11-08 15:55:00

Cyndi has gotta go
#nevent1q…yp0p

2024-11-08 05:46:16

This is some serious shit going down right now.
https://xcancel.com/MarinaMedvin/status/1854702044143083568#m
https://xcancel.com/SpencerGuard/status/1854718053847609417#m

2024-11-08 05:18:53

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Lol, well my children do compete in drill

2024-11-08 05:07:31

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I also have 5 daughters. I have worked hard to prevent them from getting sucked into feminism. It's important for fathers to teach their daughters that their purpose is as a women first and everything else is secondary. As a father of 3 sons, I also am concerned with the seductive traps feminist women lay out for them.

2024-11-08 01:42:40

# Joseph and Jesus: A Divine Parallel of Reconciliation, Authority, and Salvation
The story of Joseph and Pharaoh in the book of Genesis is one of the most profound narratives in Scripture, filled with themes of betrayal, redemption, and divine providence. This ancient story also serves as a striking parallel to the life and mission of Jesus Christ, particularly in His relationship with God the Father and His role as Savior of humanity. By examining the connections between Joseph’s service to Pharaoh and his elevation over Egypt, and Christ’s service to God and His authority over creation, we can uncover a deeper understanding of God’s plan for reconciliation and salvation.
# Joseph and Christ: Sold for Silver and Handed Over to Foreign Powers
One of the most striking parallels is the betrayal of both Joseph and Jesus, each sold for silver and handed over to foreign powers:
Joseph Sold for Silver: Joseph’s brothers, out of jealousy, sold him to Ishmaelite traders for 20 pieces of silver (Genesis 37:28). This betrayal set Joseph on a path of suffering that would ultimately lead to his exaltation in Egypt and the salvation of his family.
Christ Betrayed for Silver: Similarly, Jesus was betrayed by one of His own disciples, Judas Iscariot, for 30 pieces of silver (Matthew 26:14-16). This act of betrayal led to Christ’s suffering and crucifixion, which would result in the salvation of humanity.
In both cases, the betrayal involved a transfer to a foreign authority: Joseph was taken to Egypt, a land not his own, and Jesus was handed over to the Romans for execution. Both endured suffering at the hands of outsiders, but their trials were part of God’s greater plan for redemption.
# The Unrecognized Savior
Another striking connection lies in how Joseph and Christ were initially unrecognized by those closest to them after their elevation to power.
Joseph’s Brothers and Pharaoh: When Joseph’s brothers came to Egypt seeking help, they did not recognize him. He appeared as a powerful Egyptian ruler, speaking through an interpreter, far removed from the brother they had sold into slavery.
Christ After the Resurrection: Similarly, when Christ appeared after His resurrection, He was not immediately recognized. Mary Magdalene mistook Him for the gardener (John 20:14-15), and the disciples on the road to Emmaus spoke with Him without realizing His identity (Luke 24:13-16).
This unrecognition highlights the transformative journeys of both Joseph and Christ. For Joseph, it symbolized the profound changes that had occurred in his life since his betrayal. For Christ, it reflected the glory of His resurrection and the new reality of His divine mission.
# Service, Authority, and Exaltation
The parallels between Joseph and Jesus deepen when we examine their service, exaltation, and the authority granted to them:
Joseph’s Service to Pharaoh: Joseph interpreted Pharaoh’s dreams and devised a plan to save Egypt from famine. In return, Pharaoh elevated Joseph, placing him second in command over all of Egypt and granting him authority to act in Pharaoh’s name.
Christ’s Service to God: Christ lived in perfect obedience to God, teaching truth, healing the sick, and offering Himself as the ultimate sacrifice for humanity’s sins. In response, God exalted Him, granting Him “all authority in heaven and on earth” (Matthew 28:18).
Both Joseph and Christ used their positions of authority to bring salvation: Joseph saved Egypt and neighboring nations from famine, while Christ offers spiritual salvation to all who believe in Him.
# Reconciliation and Forgiveness
A central theme in both stories is reconciliation through forgiveness:
Joseph’s Forgiveness: Joseph’s brothers, who had sold him into slavery, approached him in Egypt in a state of desperation. Rather than seeking revenge, Joseph forgave them, saying, “It was not you who sent me here, but God” (Genesis 45:8). He provided for their needs and ensured their survival.
Christ’s Forgiveness: Christ’s apostles faltered during His crucifixion, denying Him and fleeing in fear. Yet, after His resurrection, Christ forgave them and restored their faith. His forgiveness extended beyond the apostles to all humanity, as He bore the weight of sin to reconcile us with God.
# Sharing Authority with the Faithful
Both Joseph and Christ shared their authority with others, reflecting the generosity of their leadership:
Joseph’s Elevation of His Brothers: Joseph granted his brothers lands in Goshen and access to the abundance of Egypt. He brought them under his protection, elevating them despite their betrayal.
Christ’s Elevation of the Apostles: After His resurrection, Christ promised His apostles positions of authority in His kingdom. He said, “I confer on you a kingdom, just as my Father conferred one on me, so that you may eat and drink at my table in my kingdom and sit on thrones, judging the twelve tribes of Israel” (Luke 22:29-30). The apostles, once faltering and afraid, were transformed into co-rulers under Christ’s authority.
# The Result of Recognition
In both stories, recognition of the Savior leads to transformation:
Joseph’s Brothers: When Joseph revealed his identity, their fear turned to awe, and their betrayal was met with forgiveness. Their recognition of Joseph as both their brother and their savior brought about a profound reconciliation.
The Apostles: When Christ revealed Himself, their doubts and fears were replaced with faith and joy. Their recognition of Christ as the risen Lord empowered them to spread His message and build His kingdom on earth.
# Conclusion: A Unified Story of Redemption
The stories of Joseph and Jesus Christ are deeply intertwined, reflecting God’s consistent work of redemption throughout history. Joseph’s life foreshadows Christ’s mission, showing how God can use betrayal and suffering to bring about salvation and reconciliation. Both were betrayed for silver, sold into the hands of foreigners, exalted to positions of supreme authority, and ultimately became saviors to those who came to them in humility.
Just as Joseph’s brothers and the apostles were transformed by recognizing their savior, we too are invited to recognize Christ’s authority and grace. In doing so, we find reconciliation with God, a share in His kingdom, and the promise of eternal provision and security under His care. The story of Joseph reminds us of the ultimate story of salvation found in Christ—a story that turns betrayal into forgiveness, suffering into exaltation, and separation into unity with God.

2024-11-08 00:59:39

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He is still here?

2024-11-08 00:25:31

This could be the road to healing America. Men should not have intercourse with women that hate men.
https://www.zerohedge.com/political/im-dry-desert-white-liberal-women-threaten-become-pro-life-after-trump-win

2024-11-07 23:37:09

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I didn't see your question. "In our image" means we are created to be sons of God and to be gods.

2024-11-07 23:35:17

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Yep

2024-11-07 22:07:24

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There is no mistaking Christ for an angel

2024-11-07 22:05:59

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Jesud Christ is a him. If you want to argue God the Father and Christ are in a single godhead, you're barking up the wrong tree.

2024-11-07 21:17:32

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Yes, what does that have to do with you claiming Christ is a woman?

2024-11-07 21:09:44

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What's wrong with being broke?

2024-11-07 21:08:21

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OK... You go right ahead and worship your trans lord

2024-11-07 21:06:26

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I believe in order to have an authentic emotional experience With Christ, you would first need to see him face to face. If you ever did, it wouldn't be a warm-fuzzy, lubby, dubby experience, it would be one of absolute Reflection of yourself and how you are intrinsically so inadequate, compared to his purity.

2024-11-07 20:11:53

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If you're ideologically against edits, you're a fag. OK, I it, you are worried about complexity and extra traffic, whatever. If annotations is optimal, great, annotations it is. These philosophical battles against edits is retarded. Let's not be both gay and retarded, men. Find an acceptable mechanism for edits that optimizes both traffic and simplicity of a minimal client, and settle on it. @nprofile…c9z9 should probably spearhead this effort because he is still the primary architect, but let's not resist an essential modern function

2024-11-07 14:35:08

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So...
GI Joe ++good = GenX
Power Rangers ++good = Millenial
Telletubbies ++good = GenZ

2024-11-07 14:26:04

GM and cheers! 🍳🥩☕

2024-11-07 14:22:44

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Bitcoin neuters the state's primary tool: force

2024-11-06 23:41:57

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Who the president is isn't supposed to matter

2024-11-06 13:58:25

Will Kamala and Hunter free ross?

2024-11-05 16:31:06

LBJ knew who killed JFK, so he let them start all the wars and let the IC divide the population in order to control them by playing along with race politics. LBJ was a simp.
Ford was an IC spook. Spiro Agnew was a good man. They knew Agnew would have been elected after Nixon completed his second term, so they destroyed both of them.
Carter was a good president. We know this because of who his enemies were. They sank the economy to make him look bad because he wasn't playing their game.
Regan was another IC spook, a Hollywood mobster who took a supressed economy and did what everyone knew needed doing, but not everyone knew it was being done TO THEM. The stagflation during Carter was intentional to oppress the people for electing a president who wouldn't start wars.
Regan chose the head of the CIA as his VP.
The Clintonistas and Obidinations were so visibly corrupt and blackmalable they could only succeed under the protection of the IC controlled media and DOJ.
GB Jr. stole the election and started wars while pretending to be stupid and clueless.
Ron Paul, Tom Woods, RFK Jr., Elon, AJ have all decided.
NEED I SAY MORE?

2024-11-05 16:03:35

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It doesn't matter who you vote for, all that matters is that you vote. If you don't vote, they will vote for you.

2024-11-05 15:58:14

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Yes, the government is illegitimate, but voting is not aquiscense

2024-11-05 15:17:06

I voted today.
To all the Libertardians who say voting is violence, or its assent to their conteol: GFY

2024-11-05 01:45:13

If Ron Paul, Tom Woods and Dave Smith say they are voting for Trump, it's hard to disagree with them
https://ronpaulinstitute.org/with-jd-vance-and-elon-musk-suddenly-ideas-are-back-in-this-campaign/
https://tomwoods.com/ep-2563-dave-smith-and-tom-woods-on-voting-trump/

2024-11-04 14:10:19

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This guy represents a large portion of the country's electorate

2024-11-04 08:56:49

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Its kinda true, and not in a bad way

2024-11-03 02:09:07

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Lol

2024-11-01 02:47:55

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Kabala is a boogy ma'am

2024-10-31 19:20:06

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So.... NSA has access to everyone's phone?

2024-10-31 18:51:33

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Regerts?

2024-10-31 18:19:12

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Ok assuming what you say is even possible; to declare it a tax free event would cure the accounting nightmare (for average small to medium business) of offering goods and services in exchange for bitcoin. It would be an effective "blessing" by government, taking away the "only criminals use it" fud. It would pressure the federal reserve and us banks to offer ecash services and fluidity between your bank account and usd denominated ecash. They would demonize indefinite reverse swap usd denominated ecash token mints, because its direct competition with debt backed fiat notes. AML regulations would need to adapt to a world with no financial boundaries, otherwise they would force exchanges to only release bitcoin to covenant wallets forever bifrucating the blockchain between locked-to-whitelisted-wallet UXTOs and "legacy" bitcoin.
In summary, bitcoin would probably 4x immediately, but it is likely to result in a fork and the market will need to decide between government-controlled bitcoin and real bitcoin.

2024-10-31 18:05:05

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Not if you use 1oz us minted $50 gold goins, that is if you trade them at face value. At least so far as I know

2024-10-31 17:59:05

One's goal in life should be; the older you get, the less shit you have to eat.

2024-10-31 15:29:39

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If that was your goal, it could have been more clear by giving an example of the type of response you wanted. Given thats not what you got doesen't show your superior intellect, it shows you didn't communicate your goals effectively.

2024-10-31 15:25:00

This is Chat-GPT's analysis of my reaction to people that tend to be in leadership roles in business. Is it pandering?
"Encountering people who exhibit dominance-oriented behaviors, especially when they act condescendingly, can reveal several things about your situation and interpersonal dynamics. Since you're an engineer, it's likely you approach situations with a technical, analytical mindset, which values precision, expertise, and problem-solving over social maneuvering. This might unintentionally set up a contrast with those who rely heavily on interpersonal influence and dominance, which can create tension.
When people in socially dominant roles behave this way toward you, it could reflect their perception that they need to assert themselves to feel in control or validate their status. Sometimes, they may sense your focus on expertise and autonomy and misinterpret it as a challenge to their own authority. They might also assume, wrongly, that technical people are "less experienced" in social dynamics, and their behavior could stem from their own insecurities or biases.
Your reaction to these interactions suggests you have a strong sense of respect for competence and authenticity. Recognizing the difference between genuine confidence and condescension, especially in business contexts, means you likely prioritize mutual respect and collaboration over dominance and control. In the long run, this perspective can be advantageous because it aligns with an approach based on merit and integrity, even if it means navigating occasional power struggles.

2024-10-31 14:23:58

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I've been thinking over this for a while and now I remember why he is wrong. He is using the "bitcoin is old tech" logical fallacy. Altcoins are the testgrounds for new ideas, some make it into bitcoin, but most do not. What is wrong with Prechter's prediction is the thought that bitcoin could be replaced with something "better" and that bitcoin's technology is immutable. This is why people get lured into shitcoins, and it shows a deficit in his understanding of bitcoin itself, the nature of open protocols and how technology responds to the free market.

2024-10-31 04:16:23

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I wonder if they know 5000 feet is almost a mile

2024-10-31 03:31:26

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Youre overthinking it. If she doesent like it, tell her to take a hike

2024-10-30 19:08:32

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If you pay attention, almost every church and private school was built in that era and they still stand. It could have been a simple confluence of "the reconstruction", the goldrush, no war, a massive influx of unskilled labor due to abolition, a complete lack of governmental intervention on monetary policy, and nothing to do with tariffs. How would you know?

2024-10-30 18:53:53

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Kathy Wood is a student of Art Laffer. He is also responsible for the Regan era exponential growth of government

2024-10-30 17:08:37

Listen to Krystal Meth's commentary at 75% pitch (not speed) so you can see past her kelly-girl appeal and actually hear what her facial labia minora are actually saying.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DhWE1mRPIqU

2024-10-30 16:49:30

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I agree, if you are a black man, Trump will do good by you. My problem is I can't vote for him in good concience. Not because he is a billionaire, or because of all the lies they say about him, but because I'm convinced he's really part of the same ruling class we think we are voting against. Honestly, I know my vote doesen't matter and Trump will win no matter who I vote for. My question is more along the lines of, what is the most ethical action to take? I believe I must vote to make it harder to steal my vote; Kabala is an obvious NO but in reality she will be ineffectual because the machine will keep running no matter who is pretending to move the rudder; Trump is probably a satanist elitist and is only good at casting an image; and what's left are third parties which is usually no different than the most radical cultural leftists and your vote only legitimizes lining their pockets with donations. What is left to do?

2024-10-30 16:36:24

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The "counters" will fill it in for you if you don't put anything down. Its not a guarantee they won't just shred your ballot, but its less likely to be stolen if you leave it empty. They won't go to such great lengths for local offices, so youre ok to abstain from voting for uncontested judges and such.

2024-10-30 16:20:16

Can someone help me decide who to vote for president? I'm in a swing state. I know Biden is dead, the democrats are insane, the republicans are backstabbers, and everybody else is meaningless.

2024-10-30 16:15:57

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Ita crazy what has happened in 12 years

2024-10-30 15:59:13

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AI isnt that depraved

2024-10-29 19:20:26

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Half the population does not have a sense of humor. When they hear a joke they either pretend to laugh, or they get offended on behalf of an abstract category of individuals.

2024-10-29 18:46:37

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BTC is going to zero sats/USD all you bitfuks!

2024-10-29 03:29:55

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People dismiss what Adam Back is doing way too quickly

2024-10-29 02:26:58

The devil hates you far more than you can possibly imagine

2024-10-26 07:42:37

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I agree with your assessment about inflation being downstream of lost productivity and lost population, but in our system of debt backed fiat that *should* correct itself since credit also contracts. The problem is the steamroller of government spending continues irrespective of productivity, people lean on the treasury during downturns, and this leads to a snowball of inflation and further productivity and population loss. Nobody has more than a few kids when both parents need to work to live a "respectable" life. Personally, I don't pursue those standards and I'd rather invest in the next generation than worry whether I can impress the dumbshits, assholes, whores and bitches in the suburbs. Keto and sunlight really does cure all, and there is no escape from the fascist fiat disaster without hard money (gold is a shitty investment). The stock market has been running on fiat fumes for 30 years, and its more and more apparent that most public companies are zombie-vampire shells. There are a few exceptions, maybe 0.1%, but the rest only exist to play a papered over shell game on our captured retirement capital every other grifter. What is needed is real productivity growth.

2024-10-24 23:48:42

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Myers-briggs is pseudo science

2024-10-23 22:44:52

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Yes works great

2024-10-23 14:29:18

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Lending exists to provide capital for immediate purchases that are necessary to build wealth now, in exchange for a promise of repayment with interest in the future. The purpose is to avoid the lost time and opportunity that would come from not having the capital to acquire labor and equipment to maximize wealth generation, both for the individual and the economy.
In a fiat-based economy, borrowing Bitcoin doesn't make much sense. However, in a Bitcoin economy, the traditional fiat lending system would erode, and credit would need to be issued in Bitcoin.
Therefore, Saylor anticipating the need for bitcoin denominated credit is even more a maxi than Ammous.

2024-10-23 13:56:26

In a recent discussion between Saifedean Ammous and Michael Saylor about lending Bitcoin, the core of the argument, in my view, was overlooked. Both Ammous and Saylor presented valid perspectives but missed a fundamental point about the nature of lending. Lending, at its heart, is the art of selling risk. Banks function like insurance companies for depositors by promising to generate more interest than they lose through defaults. By spreading risk across many depositors, banks can offer a yield, and this principle applies whether the asset is fiat or Bitcoin.
Ammous’s position seems to be that lending Bitcoin is too risky, partly due to the absence of government enforcement in a purely anarcho-capitalist system. In such a world, without a state to enforce contracts, the risk of default increases significantly. Without enforcement, the security of repayment in Bitcoin would be uncertain, especially for lenders. His stance might reflect the belief that, over time, as societies become more civilized and contract enforcement strengthens, default rates naturally decrease, lowering interest rates. Historically, default rates tend to settle around 1.5% to 2%, but this can vary depending on the level of enforcement.
Saylor, on the other hand, argues that the existence of a state and an appetite for risk means that a credit system built on Bitcoin is not only possible but inevitable. In his view, people will always seek ways to earn money on risk, and lending Bitcoin offers such an opportunity. However, Ammous counters this by suggesting that without strong enforcement, such as in a decentralized system, the risk outweighs the potential rewards, making it too dangerous to lend Bitcoin.
This distinction between risk and enforcement touches on a key historical development: the role of fiat money and fractional reserve banking. The innovation of fiat currency allowed banks to lend out more money than they held in reserves, tolerating more defaults by offloading risk onto the currency itself. Governments, through legal frameworks that mandate the use of fiat for all debts, effectively suppressed the most extreme consequences of default—historically, slavery. With the fiat system, governments enabled the elimination of slavery while creating a mechanism for themselves to continually take on debt without fear of collapse. The government can borrow indefinitely, spending into the economy without fully paying off debts, a process that is disconnected from hard commodities.
In conclusion, the core argument between Ammous and Saylor is about risk tolerance. Ammous contends that lending Bitcoin is too risky without state enforcement, while Saylor sees the potential for a credit system within the current state-enforced framework. Ultimately, both are debating the role of risk in a decentralized versus state-supported financial system. Lending, whether in Bitcoin or fiat, is an exercise in managing risk, and the existence or absence of enforcement mechanisms is crucial in determining the viability and profitability of lending.

2024-10-23 13:34:38

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Who funds Amethyst?

2024-10-22 03:53:55

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Lol you think she is sweet and loving?

2024-10-22 03:51:23

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I was looking for reasons

2024-10-22 03:50:59

We can win the battles, but we will lose the war.
https://www.zerohedge.com/medical/visualizing-rise-antibiotic-resistance

2024-10-22 03:39:24

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Why do you hate Trump? Asking for a friend

2024-10-22 03:37:28

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Lol. Im not making accusations

2024-10-22 00:26:39

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The root of all sin is the original sin.
Christ came to uproot this sin, the sting of which is the second death.
His work is already done, but the life of sin lives on, watered by lies; but it will not persist forever.
The darkness of the lie, that is original sin, will be eliminated away as the eternal light of truth finds it. Once it is seen, it cannot be unseen.
So, if you want to see the kingdom of heaven to come to all on Earth, understand first: What is the original sin?

2024-10-22 00:11:06

To be saved, you must believe that our brother, Christ, is the most highly favored Son of God, that through Christ we are saved from original sin and we are inheritors of the kingdom. Being made in the image of God, redeemed through his son, and given the spirit of Truth, we are sons of God made whole.
(Jn 3:16)

2024-10-21 15:49:39

Dude @nprofile…gv46 wen R U gunna post on The Nostr?
#nevent1q…ys5u

2024-10-21 15:40:02

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I was thinking this a few years ago. The older you get, the more *you* you become. Usually this means you become less willing to put up with anyine else's shit rather than always trying to be the chamelion.

2024-10-21 15:29:53

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Saylor is entering the valley of disallusionment. It's a natural process on the bitcoin journey.

2024-10-21 04:51:00

If a person is born every second, and every person is worth a talent of gold (90.5 million USD), a trillion dollars worth of people are born every 3 hours
#nevent1q…cte3

2024-10-21 04:39:43

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Says the coke head with a security contingent and a billion dollar tech business to protect his stack.

2024-10-20 20:28:11

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Old curtains = car cover

2024-10-18 18:08:55

Elections are a border between the electorate and the government. And election machines are a border wall, a tool to prevent anyone from crossing that border with what they want. The intelligence agencies, the media and the education system run by the government are the border guards.

2024-10-18 15:38:41

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Can you backup the seed?

2024-10-18 15:28:21

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Touchette

2024-10-18 14:55:32

What will the markets do when they realize inflation reports are bullshit and fed interest rates need to be held at 20% for a decade?

2024-10-18 10:48:22

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No, I'm saying, we have freedom of speech but the government should not.

2024-10-18 04:39:43

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More cows, more beef

2024-10-18 03:29:49

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Of course Chancelor

2024-10-18 03:29:07

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I'm not convinced with the turnings either, nonetheless its interesting to understand what people are talking about

2024-10-18 03:18:19

There should be a constitutional ammendment banning any government from having any influence whatsoever over media, education, libraries and communication

2024-10-18 03:13:42

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Creating a new government program directly educating young adults is probably the most retarded idea ever, even if it were free

2024-10-18 00:52:25

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Not for bitcoin mining

2024-10-18 00:49:37

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What is your point? Some people should die and others not? Both sides feel justified hating the other. Pointing out the perspective of one side isn't offering anything useful. Explaining why one side hates the other won't change anything. Me having feelings that one side is more virtuous than the other only plays into the hands of the people that created this conflict. Step back and look behind you, because that is where the enemy is lurking.

2024-10-17 23:44:44

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Hey, its not fair to call her names just because she has brain damage from all the rothschield cum guzzling

2024-10-17 17:46:28

Has anyone seen Cumalla on Bret Baier?

2024-10-17 14:47:11

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https://open.spotify.com/track/6KtV1pME0OFK3TDFe924AT

2024-10-17 14:25:43

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@nprofile…n5pw

2024-10-17 14:23:44

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This is awesome!
Any chance you can let me edit my past posts through amethyst to add a hashtag to them so npub.pro will pick them up by hashtag ex post facto? (NIP-10 'e' tags)

2024-10-17 04:47:43

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These are real people. Believe me I know. NATO did this.

2024-10-17 04:43:03

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1) elections are all bullshit and they always have been, even if all the votes were actually counted.
2) the dollar created this problem because it was created by the oil barrons to fund the military industrial complex, and we dumbass whites keep using it.
3) the story of gaza is not new. This is a televised Apache trail of tears. The Apache were not complete victims, they simply lost a war. The difference is we allowed the Apache to continue peaceably. This conflict will not end until every last Gazan is dead, man woman and child. Be prepared to witness every gruesom detail, because this is the corner they are painted into.

2024-10-17 04:33:12

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What good is a vote when you are a minority?

2024-10-16 20:29:32

Best if your future children's mother is somewhere is in the middle.
https://i.nostr.build/Q76da.jpg

2024-10-16 19:32:07

In the business world, if you have a customer that is a big flaming liberal, and you want to continue working for them because they have deep pockets, at some point they're going to give you the shit test. A liberal's shit test is inviting you to contribute to their fundraiser, asking you to be a sponsor. If you decline, whether you have a good reason or not, they see that as not only an insult, but also a justification for shunning you for not wanting to contribute to their preferred charity.
Lesson learned: Don't work for flaming liberals, especially bible-banging ones, because they are biggoted zealots and they will turn on you like a drag queen on a dancing pole.

2024-10-16 18:33:04

Imagine being an obstetrician while also believing that having children is bad for the environment.
#deepthoughts

2024-10-16 17:47:37

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I’ve been thinking about extending the Cashu architecture by integrating mint services with LSP services (similar to zeus and breez) as a custodial solution for seamless onboarding into bitcoin without upfront fees. This approach uses Cashu Bitcoin tokens to initially onboard with custodying through the Cashu mint, allowing the user to eventually accumulate enough bitcoin to open their own Lightning channels.
By integrating an LSP (Lightning Service Provider) directly into the Cashu mint, we allow users to not only manage tokens but also benefit from self-custody of private lightning channels. The Cashu mint would essentially act as both a mint and an LSP, offering more incentives for honest operation (given the profitability of fees from both Lightning transactions and channel openings).
This dual functionality also enables zero-fee Lightning transactions between the wallet and the mint, making the user experience more seamless. Instead of requiring users to store tokens themselves, the mint could process these tokens immediately as Lightning payments to the wallet's channel, reducing custody overhead and eliminating onboarding fees.
The real innovation here is in the user journey. By accumulating Cashu tokens, a user could eventually open their own Lightning channel with minimal cost and hold their own keys. This system offers an easy path to self-custody while reducing the barriers to entry—giving Cashu mint more flexibility and financial incentives while users get lower fees and better security.
By offering liquidity provisioning for a fee on the mint’s side, we can create bidirectional channels, enhancing the overall Lightning experience for users. The potential for this integrated approach could reshape how we view custodial Lightning solutions, providing a clear path from onboarding to self-custody.
Would love to hear your thoughts on this. Could this architecture align with the broader vision of the Cashu protocol and Lightning adoption?
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2024-10-16 17:09:26

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