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🔥Yahweh ist NOT God! When Candace Owens was recently asked why the Old Testament reads so genocidal, she replied that she would bring in a priest to explain it. Tucker Carlson already tried that — and the priest failed miserably. The real answer is simple: Yahweh is not God....

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