As the U.S. enters a
long awaited 2024
Presidential Election, hoping
to enter
a season of change after a
riveting four years, the U.S.
is in Rafael's path
Rafael means "God has
healed" or "God
heals" in Hebrew. Its
significance is amplified
by its association with the
Christian archangel Raphael,
who symbolizes divine
intervention,
healing, and restoration. Was
this prophecy being revealed
prior to the election?
2023 - November 7
31
Days Following the Attack on
Israel
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On 7 October, Hamas carried
out a massive assault on
Israel, drawing immediate
comparisons to the 1973
conflict, when the Egyptian
and Syrian armies similarly
breached Israeli defences.
Amazon’s “palm
recognition service”
will be used to identify
customers’ Amazon
memberships and allow
customers to pay for
groceries without having to
swipe or tap a phone, debit
or credit card, or pay with
cash, the company announced
in a statement on Thursday.
Roy Moore brought back the
very same monument that got
him removed as Chief Justice
of the Alabama Supreme Court
back in 2003. Moore disobeyed
a federal judge's order to
remove the Ten Commandments
monument from the state's
judicial building. The
monument was placed at One
Dexter venue on the first
floor of the Foundation for
Moral Law, a group run by
Moore and his wife, Kayla,
located just blocks aways
from where it was first
displayed.
A 4,800-pound Ten
Commandments monument on the
Oklahoma Capitol grounds was
removed by workers in the
dark on Monday and
transported to the offices of
a private conservative think
tank. The move followed a
decision in June from the
Oklahoma Supreme Court that
the statue violates a state
constitutional prohibition on
the use of public property to
support “any sect,
church, denomination or
system of religion.”
Alabama's Chief Judge Ordered
to Remove Ten Commandments
Monument from Courthouse in
Montgomery, AL. A monument to
the Ten Commandments
displayed on the grounds of
the state judicial building
here was ordered removed
today by a federal district
judge who said the display
“crossed the line.”
In Engel v. Vitale, 370 U.S.
421 (1962), the Supreme Court
ruled that school-sponsored
prayer in public schools
violated the establishment
clause of the First
Amendment.
This 1962 photo to the left
shows some of the parents and
children who brought suit
against public schoolroom
prayer in Engel v. Vitale
(1962).
