Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) requests were quickly filed, and the newest set, this one by the non-profit food industry research group US Right to Know… turned up some interesting emails from within the FDA showing that their chemists have been busy doing some extra-curricular work testing regular foods brought from home, as opposed to the official samples tested by the FDA, for the presence of glyphosate. All of the… samples…showed glyphosate. That’s right. The chemists found glyphosate residue on just about everything: crackers, granola, cornmeal, honey, oatmeal, baby food, and even corn…
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An Israeli nonprofit announced Wednesday that it would be releasing a celebratory coin in honor of the 70th anniversary of Israel’s independence, and it will feature the face of President Donald Trump as an expression of “gratitude” for his decision to move the American Embassy to Jerusalem. The “Temple Coin” depicts King Cyrus, who allowed the Jews to return to Jerusalem 2,500 years ago, alongside Trump, KOBI reported.
That’s right, Congress is talking about spending a bunch of money on the search for extraterrestrial intelligence (or SETI) for the first time in 25 years […] the U.S. House of Representatives has proposed a bill that includes $10 million in NASA funding for the next two years “to search for technosignatures, such as radio transmissions, in order to meet the NASA objective to search for life’s origin, evolution, distribution, and future in the universe.” Such technosignatures would come in the form of radio waves that have the telltale features of being produced by TV- or radio-type technologies. An intelligent civilization could also produce those signals intentionally to communicate with other civilizations like ours. “If it passes, it would definitely be a sea-change in Congressional attitude since Sen. Bryan terminated NASA’s SETI program, the High Resolution Microwave Survey, in 1993,” Tarter told Live Science in an email.
The human race has long dreamt of overcoming its biological limits and living longer. What if we could cheat the inexorable approach of ageing and physical decline and escape our own mortality? “The quest to live forever, or to live for great expanses of time, has always been part of the human spirit,” Paul Root Wolpe, director of the Emory Center for Ethics, told Time magazine. There now appears to be a reason to be optimistic. “In the past century, science and medicine have extended life expectancy, and longevity researchers (not to mention Silicon Valley types) are pushing for a life that lasts at least a couple of decades more,” says the magazine. But can we really live forever and, if so, would we want to?
Released on May 8, the PG-13 film explores the supernatural story of a family who invites evil into their home after they decide they might not go forward with an unplanned pregnancy. Sajbel, a born-again Christian who previously directed “One Night With the King” based on the biblical story of Esther, told The Christian Post he set out to make a “scary” film that would appeal to teens while promoting a strong pro-life message. “The theme of this movie is that life wants to live, life wants to thrive, and God is the author of that life,” he shared. Throughout the film, Sabjel incorporated biblical themes, imagery, and figures such as Molech, a Canaanite god associated with child sacrifice, who is referenced in the Old Testament books of Leviticus, 2 Kings and Jeremiah.
It is, of course, fitting that the very date–May 14–of the new embassy’s opening ceremony corresponds both with Yom Yerushalayim (“Jerusalem Day”) on the Hebrew calendar and the 70th anniversary of Israel’s Independence on the secular calendar. While the Jewish state’s stock is rising, Israel’s enemies are imploding. Though Iran has expanded its reach across the Middle East–wreaking havoc on Iraq, Syria, Lebanon and Yemen–severe cracks have been exposed in the dictatorial regime of the Islamic Republic. During the past year, public protests against the regime’s corruption have broken out across the country. And in the past several weeks, the value of Iran’s currency, the rial, has plummeted, throwing Iran into severe economic uncertainty even before the impending onset of the “highest level of economic sanctions” about to be imposed by the United States. At the same time, the Palestinian Authority in the West Bank and Hamas in Gaza are showing signs of collapse…
Trump is a man of action. And he is a man of conviction and fortitude who acts upon what he knows to be right. He is refreshingly fearless. He believes in Israel, indeed seems to love the country. He knows the centrality of Jerusalem in the scheme of Zion and is making truth happen. He understands symbolism and knows there is no greater sign of support and symbol of friendship than moving America’s embassy to Israel’s capital city of Jerusalem. He will not be cowed by threats of jihad. By officially recognizing Jerusalem, in the name of the United States, the greatest and most powerful nation in the world, as the capital of Israel, President Trump is making good history, doing what is right, proving principle over timidity, demonstrating friendship. Though not a “holy roller,” President Trump is fulfilling prophecies – the prophecies of Zachariah, Isaiah, and Jeremiah…
An archaeological dig near the hills of Hebron in Israel has uncovered the ruins of a building believed to mark the site of the biblical city of Eglon. Eglon is mentioned in the Scriptures on numerous occasions, including in Joshua 10, which describes the advancement of Joshua’s army toward the Promised Land, as five kings—the king of the Amorites, the king of Jerusalem, the king of Hebron, the king of Jarmuth, the king of Lachish and the king of Eglon—had united themselves together against God’s people. The Bible speaks of Joshua’s defeat of Eglon and his procession to nearby Hebron. “And from Lachish Joshua passed unto Eglon, and all Israel with him, and they encamped against it, and fought against it,” verse 34 reads. “And Joshua went up from Eglon, and all Israel with him, unto Hebron, and they fought against it,” verse 36 outlines…
After 72 years in ministry, Morris Cerullo has announced his final crusades. Just one year ago, the evangelist, who turned 87 recently, was expected to die from paralyzing vasculitis until a supernatural miracle intervened. Now, he has five major stops scheduled on his farewell crusades: London, England (June 22-23) Los Angeles (August 24-25), Toronto (October 5-6), New York (October 12-13), Washington, D.C. (November 9-10). “God said, ‘America needs to experience once more my supernatural power … just like I healed you, I want you to take My healing power to London, Los Angeles, Toronto, New York and Washington, DC.,'” Cerullo says the Lord told him.
President Donald Trump has fulfilled a “Biblical prophecy” by moving the United States embassy in Israel to Jerusalem, Judge Jeanine Pirro claimed on her Fox News show on Saturday. The new embassy, which has been met by criticism from Palestinians and the European Union, opened on Monday. Pirro was in Israel ahead of the relocation from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem. Calling the move a “truly historic moment in Israel’s history,” Pirro said Trump’s decision to relocate the embassy was one celebrated by the people of Israel […] Pirro compared Trump to an ancient king and proclaimed the president has fulfilled a “Biblical prophecy.” “Donald Trump recognized history, he like King Cyrus before him, fulfilled the Biblical prophecy of the God worshipped by Jews, Christians and, yes, Muslims, that Jerusalem is the eternal capital of the Jewish state and that the Jewish people finally deserve a righteous, free and sovereign Israel,” Pirro said…