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Last mass held in Beit Jala as court to rule on land seizure

Zionists are the ethnic cleansing Regime in Palestine.

Christians are Jesus people who are being ethnically cleansed.


My Prayers are with Jesus people who are being ethnically cleansed in Palestine, in particular in the Cremisan Valley.

Right before Jesus was crucified by Jews in Palestine, He prayed for those who God gave to Him, believers then and those who would believe in Him in the future. He did not pray for others, such as Jews who reject Him as Messiah.

Romans crucified Jesus, roman puppets had him arrest

Jews did not kill jesus!!!!! Jesus was killed because he was a political threat to Roman domination and subjugation of the jews.

Jesus was arrested on the insistence of the Sanhedrin.

Jesus was NO threat to the Romans.. the landscape was crawling with prophets and holy men.

Gosh, I wonder if Shaarona has a Time Machine which takes her back to the time of Jesus where she saw "the landscape was crawling with prophets and holy men."
Mrs. Sherri loved Shaarona's post even though many Christians would disagree with her.

Why Did Jesus Have to Die? | Grace Communion International
 
Zionists are the ethnic cleansing Regime in Palestine.

Christians are Jesus people who are being ethnically cleansed.


My Prayers are with Jesus people who are being ethnically cleansed in Palestine, in particular in the Cremisan Valley.

Right before Jesus was crucified by Jews in Palestine, He prayed for those who God gave to Him, believers then and those who would believe in Him in the future. He did not pray for others, such as Jews who reject Him as Messiah.

Romans crucified Jesus, roman puppets had him arrest

Jews did not kill jesus!!!!! Jesus was killed because he was a political threat to Roman domination and subjugation of the jews.

Jesus was arrested on the insistence of the Sanhedrin.

Jesus was NO threat to the Romans.. the landscape was crawling with prophets and holy men.

Sanhedrin were appointed by the romans
Crucifixion was a roman execution for major and political crimes.
 
Jews killed Jesus, deal with it.


Romans crucified Jesus, roman puppets had him arrest

Jews did not kill jesus!!!!! Jesus was killed because he was a political threat to Roman domination and subjugation of the jews.

Jesus was arrested on the insistence of the Sanhedrin.

Jesus was NO threat to the Romans.. the landscape was crawling with prophets and holy men.

Sanhedrin were appointed by the romans
Crucifixion was a roman execution for major and political crimes.
 
Watch "Palestine, separation wall in Cremisan Valley" on YouTube
 
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Jews killed Jesus, deal with it.


Jesus was arrested on the insistence of the Sanhedrin.

Jesus was NO threat to the Romans.. the landscape was crawling with prophets and holy men.

Sanhedrin were appointed by the romans
Crucifixion was a roman execution for major and political crimes.

Jews couldn't have killed jesus even if they had wanted to.
beside if jesus had not been crucified by the roman, we wouldn't have to here you preach. Christianity would not exist.....nor probably islam
 
I have to keep reminding myself that Christians are Blessed through Persecutions like this, there are Blessings for Christians in the midst of all of this, it's there in Romans 8:28 and other Bible verses..
 
Romans 8:28

English Standard Version (ESV)

And we know that for those who love God all things work together*for good,[a]*for*those who are called according to his purpose.
 
1 Thessalonians 2 says Jews did kill Jesus.

I will believe the Word of God and what is written in it.


Jews killed Jesus, deal with it.


Sanhedrin were appointed by the romans
Crucifixion was a roman execution for major and political crimes.

Jews couldn't have killed jesus even if they had wanted to.
beside if jesus had not been crucified by the roman, we wouldn't have to here you preach. Christianity would not exist.....nor probably islam
 
Have you done any backround checks about Sherri's comments concerning the Fogel Murders, including her post from today??
I posted the incident idiot. Did you bother reading what I posted? They were a family who were attacked by Palestinian terrorist animals and stabbed to death in their sleep.

Your comment "they certainly didn't deserve to die"....WELL DUH. But you have your so called "Christian" friend vomited this about them:

"They are doing fine, like Ruthie Fogel, she certainly reaped what she sowed, from teaching little girls to be terrorists.

lol

God does have His ways to deal with Injustice and evils people embrace."

What's there to "discuss" with this mongrel?

I sure hope this post was directed at Shaarona ;)
Sharoona is a Sharmoota, not a mongrel.
 
Pope Francis receives message from Beit Jala Christians

VATICAN –" In an audience with Pope Francis at the Vatican, Father Ibrahim Shomali, parish priest of Beit Jala, delivered a message from the people of the city to the Holy Father relating the current suffering of Christian families in the town of Beit Jala."

Fr. Shomali emphasized to the Holy Father the extent of the Israeli oppression regarding the people of Beit Jala, through its expropriation of private lands to open roads and build settlements, including the Wall of Separation, and, more recently, the seizure of lands belonging to the Convent of Cremisan.

Fr. Shomali’s message focused on the fact that the “Palestinian people” strongly adhere to its national homeland and its fight to stay on it. However, the conservation of lands requires concrete measures to thwart any takeover attempt, and to enable the Palestinian people to live with dignity in a free State.

Pope Francis receives message from Beit Jala Christians | Latin Patriarchate of Jerusalem
 
Pope Francis receives message from Beit Jala Christians

VATICAN –" In an audience with Pope Francis at the Vatican, Father Ibrahim Shomali, parish priest of Beit Jala, delivered a message from the people of the city to the Holy Father relating the current suffering of Christian families in the town of Beit Jala."

Fr. Shomali emphasized to the Holy Father the extent of the Israeli oppression regarding the people of Beit Jala, through its expropriation of private lands to open roads and build settlements, including the Wall of Separation, and, more recently, the seizure of lands belonging to the Convent of Cremisan.

Fr. Shomali’s message focused on the fact that the “Palestinian people” strongly adhere to its national homeland and its fight to stay on it. However, the conservation of lands requires concrete measures to thwart any takeover attempt, and to enable the Palestinian people to live with dignity in a free State.

Pope Francis receives message from Beit Jala Christians | Latin Patriarchate of Jerusalem

Is the Pope going to stand up for his people or is he going to wimp out?

Let me know if you hear something.
 
Pope Francis receives message from Beit Jala Christians

VATICAN –" In an audience with Pope Francis at the Vatican, Father Ibrahim Shomali, parish priest of Beit Jala, delivered a message from the people of the city to the Holy Father relating the current suffering of Christian families in the town of Beit Jala."

Fr. Shomali emphasized to the Holy Father the extent of the Israeli oppression regarding the people of Beit Jala, through its expropriation of private lands to open roads and build settlements, including the Wall of Separation, and, more recently, the seizure of lands belonging to the Convent of Cremisan.

Fr. Shomali’s message focused on the fact that the “Palestinian people” strongly adhere to its national homeland and its fight to stay on it. However, the conservation of lands requires concrete measures to thwart any takeover attempt, and to enable the Palestinian people to live with dignity in a free State.

Pope Francis receives message from Beit Jala Christians | Latin Patriarchate of Jerusalem

Is the Pope going to stand up for his people or is he going to wimp out?

Let me know if you hear something.

Are you aware, Mr. Tinmore, that the Pope says he doesn't want to see Christianity disappear in the Middle East? I don't think he was referring to Israel where Christianity is growing, but to the other Middle East countries where the Christian population is going down, down, down. And these were the countries which once were populated by the original followers of Christ under the Arabs left the Saudi Peninsula and invaded these countries.
 
Pope Francis receives message from Beit Jala Christians

VATICAN –" In an audience with Pope Francis at the Vatican, Father Ibrahim Shomali, parish priest of Beit Jala, delivered a message from the people of the city to the Holy Father relating the current suffering of Christian families in the town of Beit Jala."

Fr. Shomali emphasized to the Holy Father the extent of the Israeli oppression regarding the people of Beit Jala, through its expropriation of private lands to open roads and build settlements, including the Wall of Separation, and, more recently, the seizure of lands belonging to the Convent of Cremisan.

Fr. Shomali’s message focused on the fact that the “Palestinian people” strongly adhere to its national homeland and its fight to stay on it. However, the conservation of lands requires concrete measures to thwart any takeover attempt, and to enable the Palestinian people to live with dignity in a free State.

Pope Francis receives message from Beit Jala Christians | Latin Patriarchate of Jerusalem

Is the Pope going to stand up for his people or is he going to wimp out?

Let me know if you hear something.
The Pope can't say anything against Islam, the last time he did, Muslims burned down a few European cities. Besides it's Muslims that are the immediate danger to Christians:

Pope Francis: ‘We Won’t Resign Ourselves to a Middle East Without Christians’
November 22, 2013 - 4:23 AM


(CNSNews.com) – Pope Francis expressed new concern Thursday for the situation faced by “Christians who suffer in a particularly severe way the consequences of tensions and conflicts in many parts of the Middle East.”
“Syria, Iraq, Egypt and other areas of the Holy Land sometimes overflow with tears,” he told a gathering at the Vatican of leaders from Eastern rite churches that have links with the Roman Catholic Church.

“We won’t resign ourselves to a Middle East without Christians who for two thousand years confess the name of Jesus, as full citizens in social, cultural and religious life of the nations to which they belong,” he said.

The pope appealed for “everyone’s right to a dignified life and to freely profess their faith [to] be respected.”

Pope Francis’ comments drew attention to the plight of minority Christians targeted by Muslim extremists across the Middle East, especially in the three countries he mentioned.
An exodus of Christians from Iraq over past decade has slashed the size of a community comprising Chaldeans, Syrian Catholics, Assyrians, evangelicals and others, prompting fears that its presence there could become extinct.

The 2011 ousting of the Mubarak regime worsened an already difficult situation for Egypt’s Coptic minority, which faced a surge of violence this year at the hands of Islamists angered by the military’s removal of the Muslim Brotherhood administration.

In Syria’s civil war, the mostly Greek, Armenian and Syriac Orthodox Christians are facing an crisis of unprecedented proportions, caught between the warring parties and specifically targeted by radical Islamists among the anti-Assad rebels.

- See more at: Pope Francis: ?We Won?t Resign Ourselves to a Middle East Without Christians? | CNS News
 
Bishops urge pressure over Cremisan Valley issue in Holy Land*

Vatican Radio) Catholic Bishops are calling for prayer and for international pressure as Israel's Supreme Court begins its hearing on an appeal against the planned route of its security wall in the Cremisan Valley near Bethlehem.*

The Bishops of the Holy Land Coordination Group took part in a 5-day pilgrimage to the Holy Land earlier this month to show solidarity with the local Christian community. Among the places they visited was the Cremisan Valley where they met Christian families who face the threat of being cut off from their ancestral lands because of the planned route of the separation wall in the area. U.S. Bishop Richard Pates of Des Moines was a member of this year's Holy Land Coordination Group and told Susy Hodges that he believes it's totally unnecessary for the separation wall to take the planned route across the Cremisan Valley.*

Listen to the interview with U.S. Bishop Richard Pates of Des Moines:**there is a link in the article.

Bishops urge pressure over Cremisan Valley issue in Holy Land - Radio Vaticana
 
If your first statement is true, then the Pope should certainly speak out about ethnic cleansing by Israel in Palestine against Palestinian Christians..


Pope Francis receives message from Beit Jala Christians

VATICAN –" In an audience with Pope Francis at the Vatican, Father Ibrahim Shomali, parish priest of Beit Jala, delivered a message from the people of the city to the Holy Father relating the current suffering of Christian families in the town of Beit Jala."

Fr. Shomali emphasized to the Holy Father the extent of the Israeli oppression regarding the people of Beit Jala, through its expropriation of private lands to open roads and build settlements, including the Wall of Separation, and, more recently, the seizure of lands belonging to the Convent of Cremisan.

Fr. Shomali’s message focused on the fact that the “Palestinian people” strongly adhere to its national homeland and its fight to stay on it. However, the conservation of lands requires concrete measures to thwart any takeover attempt, and to enable the Palestinian people to live with dignity in a free State.

Pope Francis receives message from Beit Jala Christians | Latin Patriarchate of Jerusalem

Is the Pope going to stand up for his people or is he going to wimp out?

Let me know if you hear something.

Are you aware, Mr. Tinmore, that the Pope says he doesn't want to see Christianity disappear in the Middle East? I don't think he was referring to Israel where Christianity is growing, but to the other Middle East countries where the Christian population is going down, down, down. And these were the countries which once were populated by the original followers of Christ under the Arabs left the Saudi Peninsula and invaded these countries.
 
If your first statement is true, then the Pope should certainly speak out about ethnic cleansing by Israel in Palestine against Palestinian Christians..


Is the Pope going to stand up for his people or is he going to wimp out?

Let me know if you hear something.

Are you aware, Mr. Tinmore, that the Pope says he doesn't want to see Christianity disappear in the Middle East? I don't think he was referring to Israel where Christianity is growing, but to the other Middle East countries where the Christian population is going down, down, down. And these were the countries which once were populated by the original followers of Christ under the Arabs left the Saudi Peninsula and invaded these countries.

Why, Mrs. Sherri, I would think that the Pope would be more interested in what your friends are doing to Christians in the Middle East. After all dead is dead, and there certainly are a lot of dead Christian bodies lying around because of your friends. One would think that someone who wants the readers to believe she is a good Christian would at least spare a few moments while she is running around the Internet castigating Israel to condemn what has happened to thousands and thousands of Christians as a result of her friends' actions. Evidently Mrs. Sherri could care less about what is happening to Christians, but the Pope certainly is aware of what is happening. Ever since the early followers of Jesus were invaded by those Arabs who came from the Saudi Peninsula, slowly and slowly the Christians have been decimated in Middle East countries.
 
Christians living among Palestinians are killed, kidnapped, or tortured if they dare say anything negative about the Muslims. Which is pretty standard across the Muslim world.
 

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