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The ancient city [[Heliopolis|Beth-Shemesh]] in [[Egypt]] meant “House of the Sun” and was later called Heliopolis or “City of the Sun” by the Greeks. The Hebrew word [[(Hebrew) Shemesh|Shemesh]] may mean ''sun,'' yet it is a double-entendre, for it may also be a contraction for [[Shemites|Shem]] and [[(Hebrew) Ish|ish]], and mean ''people of Shem''. Ever since the days of [[Noah]], it was the descendants of [[Shem (patriarch)|Shem]] who were chosen out to carry forth God's will in the earth, and the offspring were narrowed down from there to focus on the seed of [[Abraham]], and [[Jacob]] after him. A shining city on a hill cannot be hidden. Upon the acceptance of the Word of God and the break from tyranny found in the [[Reformation]], the White Christian nations of the world have made many marvelous accomplishments. By this alone we should know that we are indeed the people of God, and this is exactly what is described in Revelation chapters 10 and 11, and Daniel chapter 7. | The ancient city [[Heliopolis|Beth-Shemesh]] in [[Egypt]] meant “House of the Sun” and was later called Heliopolis or “City of the Sun” by the Greeks. The Hebrew word [[(Hebrew) Shemesh|Shemesh]] may mean ''sun,'' yet it is a double-entendre, for it may also be a contraction for [[Shemites|Shem]] and [[(Hebrew) Ish|ish]], and mean ''people of Shem''. Ever since the days of [[Noah]], it was the descendants of [[Shem (patriarch)|Shem]] who were chosen out to carry forth God's will in the earth, and the offspring were narrowed down from there to focus on the seed of [[Abraham]], and [[Jacob]] after him. A shining city on a hill cannot be hidden. Upon the acceptance of the Word of God and the break from tyranny found in the [[Reformation]], the White Christian nations of the world have made many marvelous accomplishments. By this alone we should know that we are indeed the people of God, and this is exactly what is described in Revelation chapters 10 and 11, and Daniel chapter 7. | ||
== Biography == | |||
=== Covenant with Yahweh === | |||
Oaths were taken very seriously in the ancient world, and rituals were fulfilled in order to officiate them. The ritual conducted in Genesis chapter 15, where [[Abraham]] split certain animals in half and the essence of [[Yahweh]] passed between them, was one such ritual officiating an oath, and there are Mesopotamian inscriptions revealing that very ritual to have been a custom of the people at that time. | |||
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Selection
The ancient city Beth-Shemesh in Egypt meant “House of the Sun” and was later called Heliopolis or “City of the Sun” by the Greeks. The Hebrew word Shemesh may mean sun, yet it is a double-entendre, for it may also be a contraction for Shem and ish, and mean people of Shem. Ever since the days of Noah, it was the descendants of Shem who were chosen out to carry forth God's will in the earth, and the offspring were narrowed down from there to focus on the seed of Abraham, and Jacob after him. A shining city on a hill cannot be hidden. Upon the acceptance of the Word of God and the break from tyranny found in the Reformation, the White Christian nations of the world have made many marvelous accomplishments. By this alone we should know that we are indeed the people of God, and this is exactly what is described in Revelation chapters 10 and 11, and Daniel chapter 7.
Biography
Covenant with Yahweh
Oaths were taken very seriously in the ancient world, and rituals were fulfilled in order to officiate them. The ritual conducted in Genesis chapter 15, where Abraham split certain animals in half and the essence of Yahweh passed between them, was one such ritual officiating an oath, and there are Mesopotamian inscriptions revealing that very ritual to have been a custom of the people at that time.