This is not entirely accurate. The Bible actually tells of the cursed jewish race who executed the Son of God, says nothing about being forced to accept mass immigration, and that the "Nation of Israel" is no longer a race, but is of those who believe in Christ...

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This is not entirely accurate. The Bible actually tells of the cursed jewish race who executed the Son of God, says nothing about being forced to accept mass immigration, and that the "Nation of Israel" is no longer a race, but is of those who believe in Christ... (pic8.co)

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Actually, "ye", as in "ye olde shoppe", meant "the", (proper pronunciation as in "thee"). The 'y' was a germanic letter (?) that basically meant "th".

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This is addressed in the link I provided. Seems that it's a special exception. If it was always "the", then "Ye shall know the truth" would make no sense

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