Mark Siljander

And Trump does seem to have that paradoxical personality, which is, don't muck about with me, but if we don't have to go to war, then let's not. Right, and so he tromps around like a bull in a china shop, and it's not obvious how much of that's necessary, but I really mean it's not obvious. None of that seems weak, right?

And I think that was the position of someone like Biden, who would promote himself like Justin Trudeau does. A lot of these good-thinking liberals, they're the sort of people, in their mouths, butter wouldn't melt. They're such nice gentlemen, and nice has never seemed to me to be particularly virtuous. Discriminating nice from weak is a difficult matter.

And I think that was the position of someone like Biden, who would promote himself like Justin Trudeau does. A lot of these good-thinking liberals, they're the sort of people, in their mouths, butter wouldn't melt. They're such nice gentlemen, and nice has never seemed to me to be particularly virtuous. Discriminating nice from weak is a difficult matter.

And I think that was the position of someone like Biden, who would promote himself like Justin Trudeau does. A lot of these good-thinking liberals, they're the sort of people, in their mouths, butter wouldn't melt. They're such nice gentlemen, and nice has never seemed to me to be particularly virtuous. Discriminating nice from weak is a difficult matter.

And I don't think people make that mistake with Trump. Okay, so back to Palestine.

And I don't think people make that mistake with Trump. Okay, so back to Palestine.

And I don't think people make that mistake with Trump. Okay, so back to Palestine.

Quick comment. Jesus, you know, they had asked, why don't you call down your angels?

Quick comment. Jesus, you know, they had asked, why don't you call down your angels?

Quick comment. Jesus, you know, they had asked, why don't you call down your angels?

Yeah.

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Which he could have. But he did not because it's, and I don't mean to say Trump is like Jesus, please. I'm saying there's an attribute that while there's power behind Jesus, Yeshua as I call him, his Hebrew name, There's power. He still exerted love, compassion, and mercy.

Which he could have. But he did not because it's, and I don't mean to say Trump is like Jesus, please. I'm saying there's an attribute that while there's power behind Jesus, Yeshua as I call him, his Hebrew name, There's power. He still exerted love, compassion, and mercy.

Which he could have. But he did not because it's, and I don't mean to say Trump is like Jesus, please. I'm saying there's an attribute that while there's power behind Jesus, Yeshua as I call him, his Hebrew name, There's power. He still exerted love, compassion, and mercy.

Well, you see the same thing with Moses. When Moses is near the end of his sojourn with the Israelites, they run out of water again in the desert, and the Israelites ask Moses to intercede on their behalf, and God tells Moses to ask the rocks to deliver water. And instead, Moses goes with Aaron to the rocks and uses his cudgel to compel and command the rocks to deliver water, which they do.

Well, you see the same thing with Moses. When Moses is near the end of his sojourn with the Israelites, they run out of water again in the desert, and the Israelites ask Moses to intercede on their behalf, and God tells Moses to ask the rocks to deliver water. And instead, Moses goes with Aaron to the rocks and uses his cudgel to compel and command the rocks to deliver water, which they do.

Well, you see the same thing with Moses. When Moses is near the end of his sojourn with the Israelites, they run out of water again in the desert, and the Israelites ask Moses to intercede on their behalf, and God tells Moses to ask the rocks to deliver water. And instead, Moses goes with Aaron to the rocks and uses his cudgel to compel and command the rocks to deliver water, which they do.

But his punishment is that he doesn't lead the Israelites into the promised land. So, the God of the Old Testament, who's manifested, let's say, in the Spirit of Christ, is... Someone who radically opposes the use of unnecessary force, right? Now, it isn't that Moses has no strength of character because he stands up against the Pharaoh multiple times, puts his own life at risk.