@@emmanmiclat7839 tinatakas kasi lagi ng japan si inoue para makapagtago. kaya hindu matuloy tuloy ang laban 🤧

I think he is just singing along😂

she is jealous

So basically I think he said, “baby but you know diddy” and when ever some else got a Grammy they would say that Beyoncé should’ve gotten it because if they didn’t say something like this she would tell diddy and diddy would k!ll them or something like that idk and diddy is know for having 1000 bottles of baby oil and the cops recently found an underground tunnel leading to someone’s house (I forgot who) and when Taylor Swift was about to say thanks for this I appreciate it so much or something like that but anyways, Kanye stoped her from saying her sentence and said that Beyoncé deserved it, and he got a lot of hate for saying that but he was was trying to save Taylor Swift from diddy doing something to her. So yeah that’s what’s happening right now 😅

The tunnel went to Michael Jackson's house

And to the Playboy mansion

😮

@@jaykaye7161 di nila magaya yung nasa pc

😂 pinapakita ko muna yung skill bago i execute

@@10Kuncensored yes 😘

@@maxm2639 don't make your own opinion. Used the real verse not only your own opinion and discernment.

@@maxm2639 Just trust God, because he is not crook. he is a Good and Righteous God.

@@maxm2639 story of Job tells us that not all unfortunate things happen to us is curse. but a exam or trials that needs to win over.

​@@SamyxVlogs_ Thanks for your responses. Sure, I can cite scripture. For which parts? 1. That God's answer to Job was essentially "Because I'm God--that's why I did this to you." ? 2. That God knew how Job would react even before He allowed Satan to destroy Job's possessions, then his (innocent) family, then his health? 3. That God allowed Satan to systematically destroy Job's happiness because one day God was bragging about how faithful to Him Job was, and Satan suggested that maybe it was only because of Job's material blessings? 4. That it was deceitful of God to fail to tell Job that it was **Satan's challenge** that led to Job's tribulations?

@@maxm2639 number 1 first

example of polytheist what you talking about?

@@SamyxVlogs_ Answer my question. To answer yours, before the babylonian captivity in 597 b.C., Juds were just one of the lot of monolatric people of Canaan, known as "sons of Israel", worshipping Yahweh since the exodus from Egypt, just 6-7 centuries before. That was a monolatry because Canaan was full of individuals considered "gods" like Yahweh, Chemosh, Asherah, Milcom, Hadad, and so. Greeks in their first translation (260 b.C., later known as "Septuagint") changed "sons of Israel" with "sons of God" consolidating the monotheism. Just one of lots of human mistakes

@@lhvinny Who can number the clouds in wisdom? i.e. Who is wise enough to number the clouds, and say how many they are? Or who can stay the bottles of heaven! rather, Who can pour out? (see the Revised Version). The "bottles," or "water-skins," of heaven are the dense clouds heavy with rain, which alternately hold the moisture like a reservoir, and pour it out upon the earth. God alone can determine when the rain shall fall.

@@SamyxVlogs_ Meterologists can number the clouds and report that number. Meteorologists can tell you when the rain is going to fall. Saying only god can determine that is false. It is a matter of measuring temperature and humidity.

​@@lhvinnyhumans cannot count the clouds. only God. meteorologist only study the science dealing with the atmosphere and its phenomena, including both weather and climate.

​@@lhvinnyyou want to score but you are only counting clouds to me

​@SamyxVlogs_ "Humans cannot count the clouds. Only god." Your claim is demonstrably false. Thanks for playing. You lose.

In conclusion, Job 38:35 is a verse that highlights God's divine control over natural phenomena, specifically lightning. It underscores the limitations of human knowledge and power compared to God's omnipotence and serves as a reminder of His sovereignty in the created world.

@@SamyxVlogs_ Yes, the metaphorical message is clear. This is dogma, however, not fact.

can your body send 300 million Volts and about 30,000 Amps. using only your own power and control them to strike or send?

@@lhvinny only God can Do that

@SamyxVlogs_ "only god can do that" Prove it. Show your god doing that. Oh, right, you won't. Limiting the lighting to be by my body is not being consistent. Where is God's body to do this? Oh, right, there isn't one. You are taking what the clouds do naturally as just claiming god does it, whereas my claim is at least tied to actual phenomena that we know are human controlled. Your double standard is obvious.

@@lhvinny you are just only a drop in the ocean. and the ocean is the universe. and God is the universe. is just and example.

@SamyxVlogs_ Yes, the lightning thing is just an example. It is an example that fails, which is what makes it so bad and clearly a text written by ignorant humans instead of kmowledable gods. Your pointing out my significance is irrelevant. Calling God the universe might have theological problems if you shared that view with others.

@@lhvinny 😂 , are you kidding me. how can you do that. God is unique. you are human. your ability is limited

@SamyxVlogs_ I can raise my voice to the clouds and then open a water hose to flood myself, or pull a lever to release it. That is why I added "not in the way this passage would want me to." You did not read. "God is unique." The God in the book of job is not real. The text makes that clear. Yes, my abilities are limited. That does not mean my abilities do not include being able to yell at clouds then flood my face with large quantities of water.

@@lhvinny 😂 you don't understand it correctly that is why you answer it incorrectly again and again 😂

incorrect

@@SamyxVlogs_ Prove it.

incorrect

New Living Translation “Can you direct the movement of the stars- binding the cluster of the Pleiades or loosening the cords of Orion?

Your only a human not God bro.

@SamyxVlogs_ I am very well aware that I am not a god. Thank you for using a different translation that is not so obviously flawed. It's amazing how a change in translation changes the meaning, isn't it? Almost as if the later translations had to correct the text to not be horribly flawed. But that's neither here nor there. The direction of movement of the stars are dictated by gravity, not gods.