Video wird geladen...

Video konnte nicht geladen werden

Zur Startseite

Fun Fact about Erika Kirk 🤔

106,666 Aufrufe • vor 8 Monaten •via X (Twitter)

33 Kommentare

Profilbild von Mel
Melvor 8 Monaten

I said the exact same thing a few months ago, that it hits my gut weird when Erika says “Lord” I told my husband, why doesn’t she ever say Yeshua or Jesus or even Christ. I think, those of us with discernment, have known since day 1 that something is off about her. I’ve been criticized by a lot of people over it, but I do believe she was in on the entire thing. My discernment hasn’t let me down yet and I don’t think it is with this either.

Profilbild von W.R. Schock, QBD
W.R. Schock, QBDvor 8 Monaten

The word 'Lord' means Ba'al. Ba'al is another name for Enki Lucifer. Also known as Nimrod, Gilgamesh, Zeus, Kronos, Moloch and on the names go. Remember, the 'gods' live many thousands of lives, each with different names. Handful of 'gods', not thousands.

Profilbild von JAG
JAGvor 8 Monaten

The word "ba'al" in Hebrew simply means "master," "owner," or "husband." It was an ordinary word used throughout the Old Testament for human relationships (Exodus 21:22; 2 Samuel 11:26). The Canaanite idol was also called Ba'al, same word, different referent. Context tells you which is which. In Hosea 2:16, God Himself said Israel would stop calling Him "Baali" (my master) because the word had become tainted by idolatry. That proves: 1. The word was used for God earlier 2. It became corrupted by association 3. God told them to stop using it So no, the Jewish people didn't put Baal in place of God. They used a common word that later got polluted. God Himself addressed it.

Profilbild von Reality Ape
Reality Apevor 8 Monaten

Not true. You just don't listen to her enough. You should. You might learn something.

Profilbild von Spanish White Lily
Spanish White Lilyvor 8 Monaten

Not true. She claims Jesus as her Lord and Savior. You just don't watch her more than 60 sec clips. Try watching her last speech in LA for the first tpusa faith Make Heaven Crowded tour stop and see for yourself. It was 🔥

Profilbild von grokgins
grokginsvor 8 Monaten

Christians in the early centuries were partially persecuted because they refused to call anyone Lord except for the Lord Jesus Christ. So referencing him as Lord and only calling him that is actually a sign of honor describing our lowly state relative to the perfect Holy triune God in his incarnation in Jesus Christ. My taking issue with this line of attack on Erika Kirk does not mean that I'm supporting Erika Kirk. I think she's suspect for a host of reasons.

Profilbild von Stephanie Stewart
Stephanie Stewartvor 8 Monaten

So this woman wants to judge Erika on her Christian faith by making false statements and gossip. The irony of this is astounding.

Profilbild von American gal
American galvor 8 Monaten

You could have saved yourself the embarrassment by looking it up yourself…. You people are demons

Profilbild von 🍪T𝕙E😁HaPPY😁CrACKER🍪
🍪T𝕙E😁HaPPY😁CrACKER🍪vor 8 Monaten

So... someone explain this to me then: 🤔 It means Baal AND Adoni?

Profilbild von Ladonna Marie
Ladonna Marievor 8 Monaten

She never says Jesus. It’s blatant

Profilbild von Bible Reader
Bible Readervor 8 Monaten

“When I get to heaven, and Jesus is like, ‘Uh, eye for an eye?’" The Guardian This is a clear, explicit use of the name Jesus — directly contradicting the rumor that she “never says Jesus.” “I forgive him because it’s what Christ did.” Again, Christ = Jesus. “Lord” in Christian speech refers to God or Jesus Christ, not Baal.

Profilbild von Leah
Leahvor 8 Monaten

This is the dumbest thing I have ever heard. News flash!!!!! “…if you confess with your mouth that JESUS IS LORD and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved.” Romans 10:9 She’s also full of crap. Jews didn’t replace the name of God with Lord. The text says יהוה (YHWH) but is vowel marked with the vowels from Adonai (which means Lord). They do not replace YHWH’s name with Baal. The Greek Septuagint uses kyrios for the name of YHWH, which means Lord. The same title given to Jesus in the NT. Jesus is kyrios. Jesus is Lord. Adonai = Kyrios = Lord.

Profilbild von Jonah Burns
Jonah Burnsvor 8 Monaten

This woman does know that her God is Jewish right?

Profilbild von JAG
JAGvor 8 Monaten

The word "ba'al" in Hebrew simply means "master," "owner," or "husband." It was an ordinary word used throughout the Old Testament for human relationships (Exodus 21:22; 2 Samuel 11:26). The Canaanite idol was also called Ba'al—same word, different referent. Context tells you which is which. In Hosea 2:16, God Himself said Israel would stop calling Him "Baali" (my master) because the word had become tainted by idolatry. That proves: 1. The word was used for God earlier 2. It became corrupted by association 3. God told them to stop using it So no, the Jewish people didn't put Baal in place of God. They used a common word that later got polluted. God Himself addressed it.

Profilbild von Shadyblues117
Shadyblues117vor 8 Monaten

Lord means Baal, yes. People have no idea they are praying to Baal when they use that word. And they will argue vehemently about anything you say to them that contradicts what they learned in Church. I am spiritual, not religious. Religions are to control you.

Profilbild von Sarcastic Liberty 🇺🇸
Sarcastic Liberty 🇺🇸vor 8 Monaten

No. And I don’t know why she circled “Lords” either. Certainly “Lord” is in whatever that book is.

Profilbild von Christy
Christyvor 8 Monaten

How about you getting a life and stop with the BS!!! You are DISGUSTING!!

Profilbild von Dhughes
Dhughesvor 8 Monaten

I’d complain about a beautiful mom if I had that receding hairline as a women too.

Profilbild von Elftown Community
Elftown Communityvor 8 Monaten

Aramaic is different from Hebrew (Aramaic put "the" at the end of words like Thracian, Scandinavian languages), and Jesus and many people in Palestine did speak Greek, even as their native tongue. But hammer on new words like "antiseptisism" as @JakeG_Official spells it. Why don't They push "Anti-Islamism"? No, They say "Islamophobia". As if you're bad, but there is something to fear there. And only Zionists can be antisemitic.

Profilbild von Michelle WORLEY
Michelle WORLEYvor 8 Monaten

I'm not saying she wasn't involved in her husband death or that she isn't in bed with Israel. I'm saying let's be honest about things from the start. Maybe then people will listen. Just my humble opinion. That's all. I've actually heard her say Jesus that's why I bring this up

Profilbild von wilsgin
wilsginvor 8 Monaten

Now I feel your negativity here is just a means to divide. Youre not speaking thru love (in my opinion), which makes me curious about your platform here. I don’t know you of course. You seem to be put-off-ish here. The Bible speaks to the heart first. Then the study of it reveals truth… but ALWAYS with a lens full of love, not intellect or divisiveness.

Profilbild von LindsMac. —Real Truth Real Justice
LindsMac. —Real Truth Real Justicevor 8 Monaten

Roll back that good old bean footage —

Profilbild von M. Allen
M. Allenvor 8 Monaten

Shoot better tell that to the apostles - they really screwed up by never addressing Jesus by his name and only ever using Rabbi, Lord, Teacher or something related…they must have been demonic pagans

Profilbild von Kelly
Kellyvor 8 Monaten

I have heard her say Jesus many times, even her recent Make Heaven Crowded sermons. You guys are pathetic liars and will get your reward.

Profilbild von Christie Rowe
Christie Rowevor 8 Monaten

And her book 🤦‍♀️ Stop in the name of God? Really? No bible verse says in the name of god. It says in Jesus Name. I see right through her 🤷‍♀️

Profilbild von wilsgin
wilsginvor 8 Monaten

I say Lord. I say Father. I’ve been in full time Christian ministry with my husband for 45 years. It’s a personal thing based on how I address Him in prayer. The Disciples called him Lord too. I’m Not sure what youre inferring, but you definitely seem negative about someone you don’t really know. Just sayin’

Profilbild von Liz In the Fray
Liz In the Frayvor 8 Monaten

Omg you stupid morons have zero knowledge of Hebrew. The definition of “ba’al” in Hebrew is (depending on context) “owner”, “lord”, “master” or “husband”. In fact, the modern-day word for “husband” *IS* “ba’al”! In FACT, the Hebrew word synonymous with “Lord” as in God, is “Adonai”, which is the only word for “Lord” that we use to address God as “Lord”.

Profilbild von sasgamergirl
sasgamergirlvor 8 Monaten

Jesus is Lord. yeah... that's a religious value, I forget which one, I believe it's Catholic or Protestant Christian, but it's an actual thing.

Profilbild von ColKlink
ColKlinkvor 8 Monaten

Contextualises "her" deference/submission to her "god" Aquino didn't hide it, at all. Male (Vance) and female (Kirk) clones/copies of Aquino?

Profilbild von Lillie
Lillievor 8 Monaten

I JUST POINTED THIS OUT TO MY HUSBAND YESTERDAY!!!!

Profilbild von Davin Studer
Davin Studervor 8 Monaten

No, Adonai is what is commonly translated as Lord. YHWH is also translated as LORD but in all caps. The reason for this is because the Masorites put the vowels for Adonai into YHWH so that when people read it they know to say Adonai instead of YHWH because Jews would not say "the name" lest they accidentally break the 3rd commandment. The translation of LORD had nothing to do with Ba'al.

Profilbild von PunkKia
PunkKiavor 8 Monaten

I've noticed Satanists posing as Christians often quote scripture.they use in double meaning & to protect themselves. They also use archangels articularly St Michael.

Profilbild von Albino Flea
Albino Fleavor 8 Monaten

I gotta admit I didn't know the Hebrew translation of lord

Ähnliche Videos