The Prophet Muhammad was born in the city of Mecca, in Arabia, and was an Arab religious, social, and political leader and the founder of Islam. According to Islamic doctrine, he was a prophet divinely inspired to preach and confirm the monotheistic teachings of Adam, Abraham, Moses, Jesus, and other prophets. Here’s more from Robert Sepehr, author and anthropologist.
During the time of Moses, Pharaoh used adrenochrome to cure his wounds caused by the plague. The chemical drug compound is produced from adrenalized human blood, specifically from infants.
In this feature, courtesy of the Jim Crenshaw channel and TikTok, the narrator says that today, adrenochrome is the secret drug of Satanic cults that can only be found on the black market. One of the only ways to produce the drug is through Satanic ritual abuse (SRA), which pagans who worshiped Moloch did for thousands of years.
The video host says the shocking connection between Pharaoh and adrenochrome traces back to the ancient Book of Jasher, an apocryphal text not found in the canon we have today, although it is referenced throughout scripture. He explains further.
Some of American’s worst problems, from reckless spending that has led to economic disaster to people getting confused by their own reproductive organs, can be easily reconciled by The Ten Big Ones–The Ten Commandments. Even the Great Communicator, President Ronald Reagan, said, “There is no limit to the problems we can solve by remembering that those are 10 commandments, not 10 suggestions.” In this edition of Wild Bill for America, Wild Bill explains the power of The Ten Commandments handed down by God to Moses.
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Alfonzo Rachel proclaims that liberals don’t have a hissy fit when trying to separate church and state to suit their own agenda. But like former Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi, who compares the plight of illegal aliens on our southern border to Baby Jesus and Moses, liberals take liberties with the Bible to justify their own self-righteousness.
“Jesus wants us to be compassionate, but not at the forced expense of others,” Rachel says. “That’s not compassion. that’s theft. If I broke into your house and said I stole your valuables because I wanted to feed some hungry kids, you’d have me arrested, because I forced my will into your house and forced an expense onto you.” Check out Zo’s full analysis on this edition of “Zonation” on PJTV.
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Biblical epics, largely absent from the screen for the past few decades, now look poised to make a comeback. A $125 million retelling of the story of Noah, starring Russell Crowe, will pave the way in 2014. But several other Biblical-themed pictures are in the works, including two competing Moses dramas and a new biopic on the Virgin Mary. Erica Orden from the Wall Street Journal shares the details.
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