“What Makes Simps Too Weak For Polygyny?”

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[@sebas_338]

hey brother Mike. i havent tuned into your channel for a couple months because i wanted to research the origin of the Israelites and how it ties into the core roots of Christianity. As a follower in christ, i respect all interpretation and beliefs on who God is, but i must inform you on the ongoing deception we're under. Yahweh is not the Father that Jesus spoke about, and our bible is not the correct bible. But even looking in the bible we've generally come to accept, we can open up to Deut 32: 8-9 and find that Yahweh is a lower diety that was GIVEN an inheritance of Israel. Id like to recommend that you watch a couple of videos from Biblical scholars like Dan Mccelan and to remove yourself from apologetic teachers who try to justify the cruelty and contradictions found in what we belive to be as scripture. For the sake of wisdom and spiritual growth, i hope that you may consider this topic to research so you may be free of this generational curse of false worship. in Jesus name i say these things to you. May The Most High bless you❤🙏

[@getoutthematrix1033]

Negative. The literary device being used in Deut 32:8-9 is called synonimia, which is a rhetorical device where synonymous or nearly synonymous terms are used to amplify a statement or to avoid redundancy. In this context, "the Most High" and "the LORD" are used synonymously to refer to the same divine entity, enhancing the emphasis on the subject without repeating the exact same term.

[@getoutthematrix1033]

The scriptures we have are indeed the correcct scriptures, as evidenced by their accuracy in comparison to the DSS and LXX. The Most High has preserved his word throughout the ages.

[@sebas_338]

@@getoutthematrix1033 but how is it receiving an inheritance? that sounds like yahweh inherited his power as a god

[@getoutthematrix1033]

@@sebas_338 All it's saying is that the Most High(Yah) has a chosen nation of his own, which is Israel. It doesnt say that Yah "received" an inheritance. I explained the literary device that was used above, and it's purpose.

[@sebas_338]

@@getoutthematrix1033 idk about that brother