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Larry Tomczak’s Week in Review: 15 Reasons for Rebuking and Removing Biden
“A rebuke goes deeper into one who has understanding Than a hundred blows into a fool” (Prov. 17:10).
Just as Napoleon after his catastrophic Russian defeat led to his removal, the time has come for Mr. Biden to stubbornly stop boasting and blame shifting. Jen Psaki, his minister of propaganda, has covered for him long enough! The American public cannot simply let the storm blow over.
Former House Speaker and brilliant historian Newt Gingrich released Beyond Biden: Rebuilding the America We Love and recently enumerated Biden’s top 10 blunders causing devastation to our nation.
This Video of ‘Dead’ al-Qaida Leader May Shock You
Months after rumors had been spread that he was dead, al-Qaida leader Ayman al-Zawahri appeared in a video marking the 20th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks, THE SITE Intelligence Group reported Saturday.
Since late 2020, rumors had spread that al-Zawahri had died from an illness. Since that time, no proof had surfaced that he was still alive—until Saturday.
SITE, which monitors jihadist websites, tweeted about the existence of the 60-minute video. During the video, al-Zawahri made comments about events that occurred after speculation first emerged that he died. He also said in the video that “Jerusalem will never be Judaized,” praising al-Qaida attacks, including one that targeted Russian troops in Syria in January.
Study Reveals Stunning Statistics About Professing Christians
In a somewhat shocking revelation, a study published by the Cultural Research Center of Arizona Christian University showed that 58% of people who identify as Christians believe that the Holy Spirit is not a real living being but merely a symbol of God’s power, presence or purity.
In another surprising statistic, while 176 million American adults identify as Christian, only 15 million, or 6%, actually hold a biblical worldview.
George Barna, the lead researcher at the Cultural Research Center, says that the term Christian has become “somewhat generic” rather than a name that reflects a deep commitment to passionately pursuing and being like Jesus Christ.” {eoa}
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