Darrell Heath of the UA Little Rock College of Arts, Letters, and Sciences, dives into the story of the big and little dipper and how to spot it. ualr.edu/tv/night-sky
In Indian mythology, Mizar and Alcor are known as Vashistha and Arundhati (wife of Vashistha). The two stats are known for their closeness and synchrony that in certain Hindu wedding rituals, the stars are pointed out to the wedding couple.
Srini, thanks so much for sharing that with me. I am very much interested in the star lore of other cultures around the world. The night sky has always inspired humanity in many different ways and we are all the richer for it.
modern science is waste, it is useless and time waste follow vedic cosmology earth is flat and sun rotates around earth it is proved in bhagavadgeeta🚩🚩
thank you so much, I had a hard time understanding why, while viewing the Big D that sometimes it was right side up and then up side down. Didn't realize that, of course it would change with season and earth ordination
Polaris or north star in indian astrology is called Dhruv(meaning: axis or fixed) star. Similarly there is another star in south which never changes its position called agasthya (meaning : having no obstacle before). This also corelates to the less land form in southern hemisphere. Namaste 🙏
Excellent video and story telling for the Dipper stars, in reality, those are just stars far away from us, and coincidence is they form some shape or pattern, which human can relate to stuffs they have seen in human life.
UK / Europe = The Plough PS - just to muddy the waters further, the term 'Big Dipper' in the UK commonly means a rollercoaster. No common term for 'dipper' as a food utensil. Big Dipper is really just a USA term.
Wonderful video! Of course i new about the Big (and little) dipper and the North star, and use that knowledge when on vacation at night :) Didn't know all the other details and stories you presented to us. Very nice, and thank you!
I think a moving group is not gravitationally attached... It's just set the motion and speed and direction of the stars through events that occurred in their birth and beyond.
i saw little dipper righet now i wake up 5am for a glass of water the a look up at the window the saw it i was so happy the i take a pic of ...,.... thats all"😄
In Hindu astronomy there are named after Rishies namely Brigu (eta ursae majories),vashishtha(zeta ursa majories),Angiras(epsilon ursa),Atri(delta ursa),pulatsya(Gamma ursa),Pulaha(Beta ursa),Kratu(alpha ursa) .. .and also the Alcor (arundhati).. just visible closer to vashishtha star.
Hi. Can you please explain what you mean when you said dome? Do we actually have a real shield type substance surrounding earth or is earth more on the flat side and it has a half dome over it? Can you please explain this? Thank you.
Thank you I always want to know the meaning of these stars as a child they come out around late October and I call them the sever stars! Now I know they are call the Dipper!
Seven Stars is actual The Pleiades or The Seven Sisters an open star cluster also known as the Messier 45 or just M45. It looks like a mini dipper and is in the constellation and also star sign Taurus (The Bull) which is very prominent in the evening sky at winter and spring.
There are few legends so popular and widespread in both Christianity and Islam as the famous story of the Seven Sleepers "The People of the Cave". The core of this legend appears in the 13th surah (verses 9-26), making it the only Christian story of the Koran which is found neither in the Gospels nor in the Apocrypha. The most striking difference between the mainstream Christian and almost all Muslim legends is that the latter report that it was actually six young men who were fleeing to the cave, the seventh being a shepherd with his dog whom they met on their way. What also makes the following text extremely interesting is that the Seven Brothers refused to join the people waiting for them outside the cave and that, after imploring their Lord, they were taken up to the sky to become the seven bright stars of the constellation of the Great Bear.
This dipper is called the lightbearer and your last point is the ending of slavery, with a motive of Jesus Energy, what is the falling or rising star, in German WE say Sternschnuppe¡! In the next four years, earth will change a lot of worlds and systems, how the holy scriptures described IT! Well done my friend!
I notice the comments at 127 I shouldn't break the number. However I am a Alcor star child and have proven to find star gates with this star. There is video evidence of this and anyone that knows more about this star please share it.
Myths and legends about the stars bring unknown cultures closer to us, for we all see the same sky at night (with variations based on our location on Earth). I think every nation has some myth associated with the stars. Traditional star charts are extremely difficult to remember because they don't make sense. Cepheus and Orion and the Scorpion are three recognizable pictures that everyone can find in traditional star charts; however, most of the other constellations just look weird with lines going every which way! It is too bad that only H.A. Rey, an astronomer who fled Nazi Germany to the USA, managed to connect the stars in each constellation to make a recognizable and unforgettable picture. Unfortunately, copyrights and money keep his talent from being known universally, which is most unfortunate for all the little star gazers.
❤high majesty, foreteller, every night I saw my guiding star,the holy cross, and the three sign, and the sign victory, and the sign of the holy rosary and the sign seven star. And they have a fallen falling star hit in my eyes fall down to tis , they call me , and out to my room especially middle in the night. What it means to me this sign vision and wonders.especially the twin heart of the 🌈❤❤ and their CROWN I saw him lately a years ago. I ask pardon and apologize high majesty. Cite forever and ever and forevermore.
@@garyaustin8595 I use "we" in a couple of different ways when talking about discoveries like this: 1) "we" can be used to refer to the astronomical community where such esoteric bits of information have a bit more currency than with the general public or 2) I use "we" to refer to the entire human race. Scientific discoveries are not necessarily owned by the scientists who make them or to the academic communities to which they are germane, they belong to all of us who are interested and who care to learn about them. Any discovery or claim made by a scientist (or, as in most cases these days, a "team of scientists") must be made available in a peer reviewed journal. If the discovery or claim survives peer review and the observations and/or experimental results can be duplicated by others, then it gains acceptance. So, there is no single "who" that makes a determination about the authenticity of a scientific discovery. If you did good science and can demonstrate to the larger scientific community that your methodology and conclusions are not only sound but repeatable by others, then your discovery is on its way to being accepted. However, if your peers cannot get the same results that you did with their own observations or experiments, then your claim to fame may be short lived. In this case, the discovery was made by using the methodology and techniques of "spectroscopy", a field of science that's been around since the 19th century. It is essentially taking the light from a celestial source and then using a prism to spread that light out into its constituent colors. What you get is a series of brightly colored bands, marked occasionally by another series of fine, dark lines. We (and here I'm using the word in both of my ways) have known since the early 1800's that every element that you can find in nature has its own unique series of the colored bands and dark lines. In other words, they all have a unique barcode or fingerprint that identifies them. Without going into too much detail, the dark lines are formed when the electrons of individual atoms absorb a discrete amount of energy that allows them to "jump up" from their normal orbital level to a higher one. When they fall back down to their normal levels, the electrons then emit a photon of light., producing the brightly colored bands of light we see in our spectrum. Turns out that not only can you use these "barcodes of the elements" to know what a star is made of, you can also use them to gain information about their motions, or even the motions of unseen companions. If you were to look at the Sun's spectrum, from say, another solar system altogether, you would just have your standard old series of dark lines and bright bands. But, if the Sun had a smaller companion star orbiting nearby, one that remained hidden inside its glare, then your spectrum might look a bit different. As the companion orbits its primary, it stands to reason that there are then times when its light is heading towards us and then away from us. This orbital motion, all dictated by the forces of gravity, is going to produce some Doppler shifts in those spectral lines. When the star's light is headed right towards us, the spectral lines will get shifted towards the bluer wavelengths of the electromagnetic spectrum. When the star's light is moving away from us, it gets shifted into the redder wavelengths of the spectrum. A star with an unseen companion then produces a spectrum with these Doppler induced rhythmic alterations. But that's not all, you can also use the Doppler shifting in these lines to work out the orbital speeds of binary stars. Spectroscopy is an astronomy essential. Astronomers cannot go out and directly take samples of stars for later analysis in a lab. But, by knowing a little bit about quantum physics (in this case, how those spectral lines are made), chemistry (knowing that the chemical elements produce their own unique ID codes), the nature of light, gravity and Newton's laws of motion, etc, they have been able to tease out all kinds of information about a universe that would otherwise be hidden from us. Isaac Newton once said, "If I have seen further, it is by standing upon the shoulders of giants." The point being, that scientific discoveries are only made possible by those who came before us. It is from those prior discoveries, the ones made by thousands of individual men and women adhering closely to the scientific method, that survived peer review, the inevitable follow up experiments and observations made by yet other individual men and women, that form the scaffolding for newer discoveries. Therefore, "we" refers not to all of those people who are hard at work on the frontlines of science making new discoveries, it also refers to all of us possessed with the curiosity to learn more.
@@darrellheath9776 Can you repeat this in a unscientific way. Maybe a bit more lyrically. Musically, if you will. I categorically disagree with the parts in general. But I do find humour in Those that you represent. Text me. 🎸🎸🎸's & 🌟🌟🌟'S 33°™✓K€¥✓mate
Wonder if the Ethiopian Bible you showed on this video speaks about that particular constellation or did you just google old Bible on google and used the image .😅
8-21-22 saw the big dipper being manipulated by Starlink or something. Just like the Big Dipper is actually all satellites. I think there's more to them
Google Night Signs by Aquilla Fleetwood, youtube! Google the Northern Cross by Aquilla Fleetwood, youtube! Only the "cup" part of the so called "Big Dipper"! When drawn correctly, it is the "Paleo-Hebrew" letter "Yood"! Psamls 75: 8, "...for in the hand of the Lord, there is a CUP..."!
Usa Minor is drawn correctly but is a "Sword" (Zayin) coming out of the mouth of Christ (the man standing with His arms lifted up to the "Sword" of the Spirit, which is the "Word" of God........
No matter how far away the stars are you shouldn't be able to see any of the same stars 6 months apart when only standing 6' from the earths surface. Observe the visual at the 1:00 mark
@@islandbuoy4 The Bible is not his nor mine, it's God's living Word, and God is coming to destroy the WEST for betraying Him. This includes: Western Europe, North America, Australia and New Zealand as the main targets. It's been one year since your comment, as you can see, God is just around the corner and He will RESET this world and the play will start all over again.
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In Indian mythology, Mizar and Alcor are known as Vashistha and Arundhati (wife of Vashistha). The two stats are known for their closeness and synchrony that in certain Hindu wedding rituals, the stars are pointed out to the wedding couple.
Srini, thanks so much for sharing that with me. I am very much interested in the star lore of other cultures around the world. The night sky has always inspired humanity in many different ways and we are all the richer for it.
@@darrellheath9776 thanks for your amazing content :) There is so many things in Indian astronomy which would amaze you.
modern science is waste, it is useless and time waste follow vedic cosmology earth is flat and sun rotates around earth it is proved in bhagavadgeeta🚩🚩
Awesome storytelling !! 💜
I'm loving these mythological references
Polaris is perpendicular to the equator, he says the stars rise in the east and set in the west.
But the stars don’t move..
Oxymoron
This was absolutely wonderful! Thank you!!
Amazing. So helpful and really well presented. Thanks.
Darrell Heat, as usual, excellent astronomy content on this UALRTV Channel !
thank you so much, I had a hard time understanding why, while viewing the Big D that sometimes it was right side up and then up side down. Didn't realize that, of course it would change with season and earth ordination
Polaris or north star in indian astrology is called Dhruv(meaning: axis or fixed) star.
Similarly there is another star in south which never changes its position called agasthya (meaning : having no obstacle before). This also corelates to the less land form in southern hemisphere.
Namaste 🙏
Great video, a smart mesh-up of astronomy, mythology and story-telling.
I wanna hear more stories about mythology, that was cool!🤗
Watch Fist of the North Star.
Patrick Tenorio mine is not a myth.
Google the Northern Cross by Aquilla Fleetwood, youtube!
Google Night Signs by Aquilla Fleetwoo, youtube!
@John Owen Hayagan 🔥🔥🔥👌🏽
These seven stars are called Sapta rishi (seven sages that are immortal and in the form of light) . These were the ancient sages on earth.
Dam straight 💯💯 that was interesting love hearing stories
Amazing stuff!
awesome videos. thank you
A Very Good Description With Ancient Time, Stories.
Excellent video and story telling for the Dipper stars, in reality, those are just stars far away from us, and coincidence is they form some shape or pattern, which human can relate to stuffs they have seen in human life.
Amazing! I wish this guy read me stories before bedtime. Well, I guess he can.
Great and interesting video... thank you for this
Great video. I just learn a little more about Constellation!!
Very good information.
Fantastic, will watch again soon
UK / Europe = The Plough
PS - just to muddy the waters further, the term 'Big Dipper' in the UK commonly means a rollercoaster. No common term for 'dipper' as a food utensil. Big Dipper is really just a USA term.
What a great video. Thank you, very much 🤩🥰
Thanks Darrell. Greetings from Down Under!
amazing Thank you I learn Much better
Wonderful video!
Of course i new about the Big (and little) dipper and the North star, and use that knowledge when on vacation at night :) Didn't know all the other details and stories you presented to us. Very nice, and thank you!
But no stars could be seen from my house
@@maheshzarkar3214 Too much background light? Cloudy?
There sure are some modern day problems with relying on the stars alone.
Ah. You live on the moon…lol
Excellent presentation.
Awesome channel
Thank you. Very interesting.
I was raised up in Kermit, Texas...which is a dark skies area!
Shalom....
Wow confirmation! Shalom
Very very nice good job. Thanks
I think a moving group is not gravitationally attached... It's just set the motion and speed and direction of the stars through events that occurred in their birth and beyond.
great story telling
i saw little dipper righet now i wake up 5am for a glass of water the a look up at the window the saw it i was so happy the i take a pic of ...,.... thats all"😄
was it really small or just kinda small? you might have seen the Pleiades.
That was amazing
Wow let's all thrash off
@@georgehollinshead8794 ?
That was cooooooooollllllll🌤️🌤️💭💭💭🌤️🌤️
In my country, Albania we call it 'the Bear with six cubs'.
Thank you
In Hindu astronomy there are named after Rishies namely Brigu (eta ursae majories),vashishtha(zeta ursa majories),Angiras(epsilon ursa),Atri(delta ursa),pulatsya(Gamma ursa),Pulaha(Beta ursa),Kratu(alpha ursa) .. .and also the Alcor (arundhati).. just visible closer to vashishtha star.
In Ireland we call it 'The Plough' No such thing as a Dipper a few hundred years ago.
Yes, always called 'The Plough' in Wales too, and it looks like a plough too.
Hi. Can you please explain what you mean when you said dome? Do we actually have a real shield type substance surrounding earth or is earth more on the flat side and it has a half dome over it? Can you please explain this? Thank you.
Almost seems like Tolkien-like tales. Very fascinating.
I saw one yesterday in the night
Man what a good video 2 thumbs up....
The Big Dipper is a Cross it has 7 stars for a reason.
Woooow that deep think you never thought of it that way definity makes sense. Satan also try to mock and mimick the Most High creation
At 11:40 you said there is a star between Mizar and Alcor. Can you please elaborate on this star or provide a link?
I just seen That thing with my Naked eyes in the sky.... I love Dark Skies
I wants more stories about it
I wanna know what kinda of weed they smoked to come up with this stories , but on a more serious note great story telling it's great
well done
man i saw the ursa major and ursa minor and orion constellation all at once
Thank you I always want to know the meaning of these stars as a child they come out around late October and I call them the sever stars! Now I know they are call the Dipper!
Seven Stars is actual The Pleiades or The Seven Sisters an open star cluster also known as the Messier 45 or just M45. It looks like a mini dipper and is in the constellation and also star sign Taurus (The Bull) which is very prominent in the evening sky at winter and spring.
@@ClausAgerskov Thank you 😊your answer still matters even after a year 😁☺️...happy day
There are few legends so popular and widespread in both Christianity and Islam as the famous story of the Seven Sleepers "The People of the Cave". The core of this legend appears in the 13th surah (verses 9-26), making it the only Christian story of the Koran which is found neither in the Gospels nor in the Apocrypha. The most striking difference between the mainstream Christian and almost all Muslim legends is that the latter report that it was actually six young men who were fleeing to the cave, the seventh being a shepherd with his dog whom they met on their way. What also makes the following text extremely interesting is that the Seven Brothers refused to join the people waiting for them outside the cave and that, after imploring their Lord, they were taken up to the sky to become the seven bright stars of the constellation of the Great Bear.
In year 1 or 1 AD the North Star was off true north by 11 degrees and 3,000 years ago, that distance was over 17 degrees.
I am in Scotland. I see the big bear in the North East sky and I have always known it as The Plough.
2:39 can anyone spot the big dipper in the little dipper photo? (its at the bottom of the Ursa Minor
Arcas and Callisto are back now, in 2020! Zeus had gave back, life and light¡!
This dipper is called the lightbearer and your last point is the ending of slavery, with a motive of Jesus Energy, what is the falling or rising star, in German WE say Sternschnuppe¡!
In the next four years, earth will change a lot of worlds and systems, how the holy scriptures described IT!
Well done my friend!
cool video)
I'm from Belarus
When I was a kid I used to called this "Kites"
Year 2022 called The Earth was Proven FLAT__________in 2015, does not Move and your stars are Spinning Backwards.
Now I want to learn that drinking gord song.
Hokuto no ken
Super
Entendible👍
Cool
I notice the comments at 127 I shouldn't break the number. However I am a Alcor star child and have proven to find star gates with this star. There is video evidence of this and anyone that knows more about this star please share it.
Myths and legends about the stars bring unknown cultures closer to us, for we all see the same sky at night (with variations based on our location on Earth). I think every nation has some myth associated with the stars. Traditional star charts are extremely difficult to remember because they don't make sense. Cepheus and Orion and the Scorpion are three recognizable pictures that everyone can find in traditional star charts; however, most of the other constellations just look weird with lines going every which way! It is too bad that only H.A. Rey, an astronomer who fled Nazi Germany to the USA, managed to connect the stars in each constellation to make a recognizable and unforgettable picture. Unfortunately, copyrights and money keep his talent from being known universally, which is most unfortunate for all the little star gazers.
In Hinduism we called dipper as Sapta Rishi or seven saga.
I saw the big dipper
Was it in Uranus?
Here in the Netherlands we call it the saucepan😅
could it be ayosca mushroom shaman ritauls consciousness they feel n see it every where?
❤high majesty, foreteller, every night I saw my guiding star,the holy cross, and the three sign, and the sign victory, and the sign of the holy rosary and the sign seven star. And they have a fallen falling star hit in my eyes fall down to tis , they call me , and out to my room especially middle in the night. What it means to me this sign vision and wonders.especially the twin heart of the 🌈❤❤ and their CROWN I saw him lately a years ago. I ask pardon and apologize high majesty. Cite forever and ever and forevermore.
I’ve been seeing that symbol in the sky look like a? Then I couldn’t figure out what it was
I saw big dipper in phillipines
I’m watching this as i see it right above me haha.
How the earth rise in the east and sets in the west and how does tide in and tide out work then
Which one is two stars circling each other on the big dipper?
@Darrell Heath
*Who* is "We"???
Gravitationally?
"How" is that Determined?
"Who" makes that Determination?
@@garyaustin8595 I use "we" in a couple of different ways when talking about discoveries like this: 1) "we" can be used to refer to the astronomical community where such esoteric bits of information have a bit more currency than with the general public or 2) I use "we" to refer to the entire human race. Scientific discoveries are not necessarily owned by the scientists who make them or to the academic communities to which they are germane, they belong to all of us who are interested and who care to learn about them.
Any discovery or claim made by a scientist (or, as in most cases these days, a "team of scientists") must be made available in a peer reviewed journal. If the discovery or claim survives peer review and the observations and/or experimental results can be duplicated by others, then it gains acceptance. So, there is no single "who" that makes a determination about the authenticity of a scientific discovery. If you did good science and can demonstrate to the larger scientific community that your methodology and conclusions are not only sound but repeatable by others, then your discovery is on its way to being accepted. However, if your peers cannot get the same results that you did with their own observations or experiments, then your claim to fame may be short lived.
In this case, the discovery was made by using the methodology and techniques of "spectroscopy", a field of science that's been around since the 19th century. It is essentially taking the light from a celestial source and then using a prism to spread that light out into its constituent colors. What you get is a series of brightly colored bands, marked occasionally by another series of fine, dark lines. We (and here I'm using the word in both of my ways) have known since the early 1800's that every element that you can find in nature has its own unique series of the colored bands and dark lines. In other words, they all have a unique barcode or fingerprint that identifies them. Without going into too much detail, the dark lines are formed when the electrons of individual atoms absorb a discrete amount of energy that allows them to "jump up" from their normal orbital level to a higher one. When they fall back down to their normal levels, the electrons then emit a photon of light., producing the brightly colored bands of light we see in our spectrum.
Turns out that not only can you use these "barcodes of the elements" to know what a star is made of, you can also use them to gain information about their motions, or even the motions of unseen companions. If you were to look at the Sun's spectrum, from say, another solar system altogether, you would just have your standard old series of dark lines and bright bands. But, if the Sun had a smaller companion star orbiting nearby, one that remained hidden inside its glare, then your spectrum might look a bit different. As the companion orbits its primary, it stands to reason that there are then times when its light is heading towards us and then away from us. This orbital motion, all dictated by the forces of gravity, is going to produce some Doppler shifts in those spectral lines. When the star's light is headed right towards us, the spectral lines will get shifted towards the bluer wavelengths of the electromagnetic spectrum. When the star's light is moving away from us, it gets shifted into the redder wavelengths of the spectrum. A star with an unseen companion then produces a spectrum with these Doppler induced rhythmic alterations. But that's not all, you can also use the Doppler shifting in these lines to work out the orbital speeds of binary stars.
Spectroscopy is an astronomy essential. Astronomers cannot go out and directly take samples of stars for later analysis in a lab. But, by knowing a little bit about quantum physics (in this case, how those spectral lines are made), chemistry (knowing that the chemical elements produce their own unique ID codes), the nature of light, gravity and Newton's laws of motion, etc, they have been able to tease out all kinds of information about a universe that would otherwise be hidden from us. Isaac Newton once said, "If I have seen further, it is by standing upon the shoulders of giants." The point being, that scientific discoveries are only made possible by those who came before us. It is from those prior discoveries, the ones made by thousands of individual men and women adhering closely to the scientific method, that survived peer review, the inevitable follow up experiments and observations made by yet other individual men and women, that form the scaffolding for newer discoveries. Therefore, "we" refers not to all of those people who are hard at work on the frontlines of science making new discoveries, it also refers to all of us possessed with the curiosity to learn more.
@@darrellheath9776
Can you repeat this in a unscientific way.
Maybe a bit more lyrically.
Musically, if you will.
I categorically disagree with the parts in general.
But I do find humour in Those that you represent.
Text me.
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Wonder if the Ethiopian Bible you showed on this video speaks about that particular constellation or did you just google old Bible on google and used the image .😅
Hokuto Shinken???!!
8-21-22 saw the big dipper being manipulated by Starlink or something. Just like the Big Dipper is actually all satellites. I think there's more to them
Google Night Signs by Aquilla Fleetwood, youtube!
Google the Northern Cross by Aquilla Fleetwood, youtube!
Only the "cup" part of the so called "Big Dipper"!
When drawn correctly, it is the "Paleo-Hebrew" letter "Yood"!
Psamls 75: 8, "...for in the hand of the Lord, there is a CUP..."!
Ai Aquilla Fleetwood, thanks for this information. I was wondering where the reference(s) to the Ursa Major could be found in the Bible.
Usa Major is actually the Paleo-Hebrew letter, "Yod"!
Psalms 75: 8...for in the hand of the Lord...there is a...."CUP"....Get it?
Shalom...
Usa Minor is drawn correctly but is a "Sword" (Zayin) coming out of the mouth of Christ (the man standing with His arms lifted up to the "Sword" of the Spirit, which is the "Word" of God........
The seven god warriors of asgard in saint seiya
So do we have Thor or Hela in it?
After you are slammed then it's the cleanup committee turn
No matter how far away the stars are you shouldn't be able to see any of the same stars 6 months apart when only standing 6' from the earths surface. Observe the visual at the 1:00 mark
A hell of devices if would ask me
i laughed at the editing
The dippers nickname is ursa minor and ursa major
You meant Woden's Wagon?
lol so my name is from star? lol everyone around me is having trouble to say 'dubhe'🤭 do-bi😆
@John Owen Hayagan got prob with my name?
hi dubhe
Those Origins are very interesting. Mythology is wackadoo.
It not a bear its Gods chariod
7.24 feels like the origin of swastika (indian version)
Gods horse is in the stars to
actually. kratos was the son of callisto and zeus. (at least in the game series) god of war
Hi
I guess old rockers come here .
So Dubhe is pronounced Dubby?
In Serbian they call them the big bear and little bear 🐻🧸
Same as in english, but they use latin names. In polish we use our own names too.
Read Genesis 1: 14.......
Read Psalms 19: 1-4....
read something other than your bible .. all the TRUTH is hearing is western babble
@@islandbuoy4 The Bible is not his nor mine, it's God's living Word, and God is coming to destroy the WEST for betraying Him. This includes: Western Europe, North America, Australia and New Zealand as the main targets. It's been one year since your comment, as you can see, God is just around the corner and He will RESET this world and the play will start all over again.
@@BumAngel2001 yes I know .... ye CHRISTIAN bible babblers have your finger poised on the RESET button ... every gene generation of bible babblers think *'this is it'* the rapture is upon us ... and EWE sheeple are always wrong ... BTW ye are blind to the obvious ... your ignorance is NOT the bliss of about 6+ billion other folks living on this rock ... so STFU
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AMAN! HalleLouYah! What a word thank you for the scriptures! Was so needed!
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Tiling grout babe
This stuff makes Jewish Mothers scream.
I found your Son lost in a dream.
So I taped him up a bit
because all he did,was hiss and spit
now get back to work you have in cells to rehabilitate
I'm not doing it they are your people
unless a crone is a female in cell idrk
Puchi con arroz👻🥵
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