The Third Heaven Traveler

  https://x.com/Meowllian/status/2000325911045157134?s=20 𝕄𝕖𝕠𝕨𝕝𝕝𝕚𝕠𝕟 @Meowllian · 2h Replying to @england_17 @Mussiiii_ and 3 others Story of the Protocols of the Elders of Zion 1) Written in 1770 by Adam Weishaupt (Jesuit Knight of Malta), later confiscated by Bavarian Authorities 2) Re-written in Paris 1884 by masonic order 'Rite of Memphis Mizraim' associated with the British Board of Deputies' criminal org: Order of Zion (Jesuit Knights Of Malta) 3) The same year 1884, Mademoiselle Justine Glinka (daughter of a Russian general living in Paris) obtains a copy by paying her assistant Joseph Schoerst (member of 'Rite of Memphis Mizraim) 2.500 francs. Schoerst is then murdered in Egypt two months later Mademoiselle Justine Glinka then sends the French original and a Russian translation to the Tsar, but it is intercepted by couriers and the Tsar doesn't receive it. 4) Glinka then sends a copy to Alexis Sukhotin who showed it to Philip Stepanov and Prof...

  Why the King James Bible has Holy Ghost and Holy Spirit  #doctrinematters https://youtu.be/m62CxpTzzNs?si=7IA82q1hIcsmK3Tu https://www.thethirdheaventraveler.com/2024/10/why-does-king-james-bible-use-and.html Received the following comment from someone on my video above: Pinned by @ThirdHeavenTraveler @ThirdHeavenTraveler 14 seconds ago @onementality9781 If they are differences in the Holy Spirit and Holy Ghost then why didn’t the original manuscripts use “Hagion Pisteuō” which Hagion means set apart/Holy and Pisteuō means wind, breathe and Spirit— Ghost. In Matt 3:16 when Jesus was baptized and the Holy Spirit descends down like a dove, the word Holy Spirit is “Hagion Pisteuō, the same word used in Act 2:4 when everyone present at Pentecost was filled with the Holy Ghost also in every other application where the KJV uses Holy Ghost so please don’t take my word for this but go look it up in the original manuscripts for yourself. Study to shew yourself approved. I love the ...

  1 Thessalonians 5:17 “Pray without ceasing.” King James Version (KJV) Synopsis of "Pray Without Ceasing" (1 Thessalonians 5:17 KJV) The KJV phrase "pray without ceasing" translates the Greek adialeíptōs proseúchesthe , where adialeíptōs means "without intermission" or "persistently,"  Modern bible scholars and your Baptist Billy or Episcopalian Priest Suzy will be quick to teach that 1 Thessalonians 5:17 KJV is a figurative sense of  emphasizing habitual, recurring prayer rather than literal nonstop verbalization. Yes, of course in practical matters this works... However, in my study I want to show that Pray without ceasing adialeiptos is a Literal NON STOP prayer we're engaged with in a spiritual state. When I compared scripture with scripture searching for without ceasing Adialeiptos it always is used inthe connection with ONGOING SPIRITUAL ACTIVITY. Adialeíptōs : Appears four times in the New Testament, all by Paul, and always in connec...