A full list of 100 popular English Christmas words in 2021
Call it speculative if you want. This is part of why it’s difficult for news outlets that follow traditional reporting norms to fathom these possibilities, let alone make a news story out of them. But the fact that these people are hanging around at Trump’s invitation can’t be allowed to pass without our reckoning with it. On whatever path forward Trump hopes to forge, these people will be along for the ride. And the mere possibility that the White House is going to be bursting with racists and xenophobes and transphobes and multipurpose haters and conspiracy theorists is something to which attention must be paid. There has to be a way, within the conventions of mainstream reporting, to place this alarming possibility in front of the electorate’s collective nose.
In our churches, we get into praise choruses. We get into the color of the carpets. We get into marriage counseling classes, leadership courses, and family training. We get into old covenant Scriptures and studying the book of Hosea. This goes on and on and on, until, finally, we’re doing everything but focusing on the very heart of everything: the gospel. The cross. “I will make atonement for you and you will be mine and .” There is no fidelity without remembering. You’ve seen that reference many times now in the last couple of days, but it’s worth unpacking the phrase in a paragraph. “Inside job,” with respect to 9/11, meant that the U.S. government had advance knowledge of the attacks and let them happen. Or even staged them. In some variants, Israel, naturally, was involved as well. I believe a lot of bad stuff about George W. Bush and Dick Cheney (still!), but I have never believed that. It’s loony tunes. But adherence to this zany theory was disturbingly widespread, at first on the far left before it spread to and was taken up by some on the far right. In polls at the time, up to a quarter of respondents, sometimes more, said they believed this silliness. It’s just a surreal moment. I lived in New York when the attacks happened. I keenly remember how zealous Republicans and conservatives were about 9/11, how quick they were to pounce on anyone on the left side of the spectrum who said anything that even hinted at departure from the accepted narrative—and especially those who, along the way, departed from reality. And now, years down the line, the Republican Party standard-bearer comes to New York on 9/11 itself, palling around with someone who called those attacks an “inside job.” This sanewashing must stop. Voters need to be informed when Trump makes statements with a tenuous connection to reality at best. He’s disqualifying himself from the presidency every day that he opens his mouth, but much of the mainstream media is ignoring the words coming out. What the metaphor points to is the whole church of Christ, now, in an intimate relationship with Jesus Christ, forever, because he has secured them. He has bought them. He has cleaned them up. He has done everything for them. He chose them out of his love and now it’s coming to fruition in the marriage supper of the Lamb. You either can have to go the route of adultery and apostasy, or you go the route of being betrothed as a pure virgin to Jesus Christ. Then along comes Paul, and he writes to one of the local churches, the Corinthians, “I have betrothed you as a pure virgin to Christ.” He’s not talking about the individual people in it, but rather the whole church has been betrothed to Christ. Now what are we waiting for? The marriage supper of the Lamb. That is one of the images of the book of Revelation 21 and 22.
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Was he interested in male dominance? What would be his motives for this? Where is the evidence in the book? He’s part of the despised class. In fact, Ezekiel and Jeremiah, who are both often tarred with the same brush in this regard, were both despised prophets, Jeremiah even more than Ezekiel.
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In Jeremiah 14:9, God is likened to a confused man, maybe drunk. There are limitations to that metaphor too. In the context, it is perfectly clear what is meant, but you don’t extrapolate out and extrapolate out until you milk it for all that it’s worth. Elsewhere, he’s like a dangerous lion. The scope and purpose of a metaphor is invariably delimited by its context. So also here. This is no more condemning all women than accounts condemning David’s sin condemn all men.
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So, Last writes, the campaign needsto find ways to drive the news. It’s especially important when running againstTrump, because he drives news nearly every day. Most of it is madness. But themedia machine, as we have learned and relearned, has little capacity to punishmadness. It rewards performance. This is what Trump has known for 40 years.
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Athalya Brenner goes farther and compares similar passages in Jeremiah with the modern pornographic piece, . In , a young woman becomes a sex slave of two men. stands for (that is, she’s a nothing) and for . How should we respond to this kind of analysis? (I have to tell you, is very common today in the commentaries and the literature; it’s everywhere.)
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The sister, here, is the northern 10 tribes called Samaria. Samaria wasn’t faithful. She eventually was done in by her lover, Assyria. Now Judah is left. In fact, there’s another sister here: Sodom. The city of Sodom was destroyed before Israel was a whole nation. It was way down in the south. Samaria was to the north. So Samaria did detestable things; their idolatry is described in verse 51.