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I like the Temple fact. It goes way further back than Rome. Jesus threw out the money changers from the temple. Because they changed sound money for currency, for promissory notes. This way they indebted everyone. Fact 4 - In hebrew sin and debt are the same word. Jesus Christ liberated everyone from debts.
Marcus in Servant King on Bitchute says "you lost what was yours, because you took what was not yours." debt is theft and theft is sin.
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Fact 4 - In hebrew sin and debt are the same word.
Oh, I sooo wished this to be true, but it's not.
Debt is 'gove' ( חוב ) sin is 'get' ( חט ) Source: Native Hebrew speaker. (Not me, btw.)
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I stand corrected, it's in Aramaic - khoba Thank you
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If I recall correctly, the origin for the word credit is from the latin "credo", which translates to "I believe". From this I'd extrapolate that the latin origin for debt should also be the same for "doubt". I didn't know that in hebrew it meant sin. :)
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lol bitcoiners are crazy. suddenly Jesus actions make even more sense. i like #4
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All the money changers were Jewish?
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10 sats \ 3 replies \ @Lux 14 Mar
good question, afaik Jews were their "victims" In the Bible Jesus refers to false Jews
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Usury is not a sin for Jews.
I have no problem with usury unless the lender is based in New Jersey
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10 sats \ 1 reply \ @Lux 15 Mar
lol, but how much interest is too much? "the west" made illegal borrowing at interest and then borrowed from Jews
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Rothschild was also a Zionist and close advisor to lord Balfour in 1922
Zionist plot!!!
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Good one! I totally forgot about that!
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