Jesus is Lord // founder @starletclips
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It is the Spirit who gives life; the flesh profits nothing. The words that I speak to you are spirit, and they are life.
John 6:63
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I've been cooking up retro vibes in XBOX LABS. Tell @asha_shar and I your favorite era!
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I’ll be live in around 1 hour, short notice but let’s do this. See you soon.
Short notice but let’s do this TONIGHT 🔥 Yera & Evelyn face to face with Adin. See you in around an hour 👀
1:15AM ET • kick.com/adinross
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This is crazy, a jailbroken PS5 can now play LittleBigPlanet 1 ONLINE. Modders have found a way to use the PS5 to run PS3 games online through an emulator.
Once again modders are able to do things Sony can't😂
youtube.com/watch?v=bwBBhDzH…
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The Bible told us where Noah's Ark landed. 4,000 years later, they're drilling right there.
Genesis 8:4: "The ark came to rest on the mountains of Ararat."
This week, scientists started drilling into a 515-foot, boat-shaped formation in the mountains of Ararat in eastern Turkey. Radar scans show angular walls, a central corridor, and three levels underground. Genesis 6:16 says the ark had three decks.
The right place. The right shape. The right size. The right number of decks.
Skeptics said the Hittites never existed, until their capital was dug up. They said Pontius Pilate was a legend, until his name turned up carved in stone. They said King David was a myth, until an ancient inscription named "the house of David."
Every time, the ground ends up agreeing with the Bible.
The Ark was real. The Flood was real. God's Word was always true.
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We’ve now moved past the “it’s not a boat” stage to
“okay so it’s a boat, but that doesn’t mean it’s Noah’s Ark!”
They claim they’ve found Noah’s Ark, but there’s a problem.
The story of Noah appears to be a remix of much older Mesopotamian flood stories, which also describe a man building a vessel to survive a devastating flood.
The biblical account appears to reuse many of the same elements in its story of Noah.
So even if this boat-shaped structure turns out to be some kind of ancient vessel, how could anyone prove it belonged specifically to Noah?
Where is the evidence connecting it to him?
It feels like they want it to be Noah’s Ark because it fits their biblical narrative, not because the evidence actually proves it.
You cannot find something shaped like a boat and attach a biblical name to it just to serve your own agenda.
This is just my two pennies’ worth on the subject.
What’s yours? Lets have a respectful conversation about it.
.@StarletClips has been empowering N3on's clips! If you're looking to open your own clipping operation, my line is always open!
I might start a podcast and make it a @StarletClips opportunity
Who wants to talk clipping?
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Charlie Kirk went to bed a year ago tonight not knowing it would be his last night on earth.
Many people will go to bed tonight not knowing tonight will be their last night on earth.
One of those people could be you. It could be me.
Make sure that you, like Charlie, know Jesus Christ as your Lord and Savior. Don’t keep putting it off, thinking you have plenty of time.
Tomorrow could be too late.