Lifestyle Gay Jesus?

[member 1013]

It's pretty fucking disgusting, no idea why they still do that.

It’s not very common and is just ultra orthodox people being retarded and thinking we live in the iron age

 

[member 1013]

Why would a person who is a secular Jew feel the need not to disavow sucking baby dicks?

First you admit you keep kosher then you have a supremacist attitude about Jews in Egypt...then you refused to disavow murdering children and sucking of baby dicks...looks like we got ourselfs a Jewish supremacist here

What if I told you this is all a clever troll and me and @ThatOneDude were korean

 

[ThatOneDude]

It’s not very common and is just ultra orthodox people being retarded and thinking we live in the iron age

I know

 

[ThatOneDude]

What if I told you this is all a clever troll and me and @ThatOneDude were korean

 

[Toelocku]

I read the article and its interesting to me that Finkelstein who is a legit secular scholar never mentions the Habiru


View: https://youtu.be/EwX8CPmbrSw

 

[Toelocku]

What if I told you this is all a clever troll and me and @ThatOneDude were korean

I would say make me some kimchee mufucka

 

[member 1013]

I read the article and its interesting to me that Finkelstein who is a legit secular scholar never mentions the Habiru


View: https://youtu.be/EwX8CPmbrSw

I have heard of the habiru theory. We never called ourselves Hebrews, other people did.

As pointed out by Moore and Kelle, while the 'Apiru/Habiru may be related to the biblical Hebrews, they also appear to be composed of many different peoples, including nomadic Shasu and Shutu, the biblical Midianites, Kenites, and Amalekites, as well as displaced peasants and pastoralists.[16][17]

Scholars such as Anson Rainey have noted however, that while 'Apiru covered the regions from Nuzi to Anatolia as well as Northern Syria, Canaan and Egypt, they were never confused with Shutu (Sutu) or Shasu (Shosu), Syrian pastoral nomads in the Amarna letters or other texts of the time.[18]

 

[Toelocku]

I have heard of the habiru theory. We never called ourselves Hebrews, other people did.

Interesting

 

[member 1013]

Interesting

It is very interesting, it’s why I built my time machine and went and saw for myself. Then I got drunk and spilled beer in the electronics rendering the machine useless. I also forgot how I built it. We may never see another time machine again.

 

[ThatOneDude]

It is very interesting, it’s why I built my time machine and went and saw for myself. Then I got drunk and spilled beer in the electronics rendering the machine useless. I also forgot how I built it. We may never see another time machine again.

My hot scientist wife is working on it. She's saving the plans and schematics to Dropbox. I'll shoot you a link.