#THE ISRAELITES.

[ace-hell]

Native jewish miku 2.0

i really liked the trend so i wanted to try more dress ideas with more embroidery ideas i had. In this one i have a small explanation on the patterns on her dress

Don't mind the different style i am still finding myself i don't have oen consistent artstyle😭

The explanation about the clothes can be seen in my previous miku art and ofc it can't be jewish if there isn't some hebrew.

On the dress i wrote : am israel hai which means "the israel nation lives" (aka jews)

On the background i wrote: shiviti hashem lenegdi tamid which means "I have set G-d before me always"

Here is the background+the patterns on her dress:

Here is a small charts of what is each one:

Side note on "road to canaan": it was a concept a friend of mine had and i gave it life. The swirls represent the israelites walking in the dessert for 40 years and 'getting lost' and the flower is the "star of canaan" or what later became the "flower/star of bethlehem" that was spread worldwide to the world by the crusades and is a big part of the embroidery in a lot of places such as the arab palestinians (mainly), ukranians and more

[illustratus]

The Visit of the Queen of Sheba to King Solomon by Edward John Poynter

[youliveveryday]

Gabor Mate's, a Jewish holocaust survivor describes Israel for what it is.

[isadora-b-l-e]

it’s becoming increasingly obvious that my classmates in “ancient israelite religion” are EXTREMELY christian and taking this class because they view judaism as christianity lite

[cupcakegalaxia]

Just how you can't mix oil and water together; neither can anyone mix something foreign (e.i: witchcraft, other spiritual practices like yoga or reiki, tarot and etc) with Christianity and expect it to jive together. Eventually, they either see their error and repent or they keep digging themselves a hole and fall into lava minecraft style.

[correctopinionhaver]

can't believe the israelis and palestinians both claim to be the legitimate inhabitants of the holy land when we all know who it really belongs to

[artandthebible]

The Israelites Gathering Manna in the Desert

Artist: Peter Paul Rubens (Flemish, 1577-1640)

Date: c. 1626-1627

Medium: Oil on Wood

Collection: Los Angeles County Museum of Art, Los Angeles, CA, United States

The Israelites Gathering Manna in the Desert

During the forty years between the time the Israelites left Egypt and entered the Promised Land, they faced harsh conditions, including a scarcity of food. To alleviate this problem, God miraculously provided the Israelites with “bread from heaven,” called “manna.” The manna appeared each morning, and the Israelites were given specific instructions on gathering it (see Exodus chapter 16). What was manna? Interestingly, the Israelites asked the very same question: “When the people of Israel saw it, they said to one another, ‘What is it?’ For they did not know what it was. And Moses said to them, ‘It is the bread that the LORD has given you to eat’” (Exodus 16:15). The Hebrew word translated “manna” literally means “what is it?”

The Bible nowhere discusses the chemical composition of manna. All we are told is that “it was like coriander seed, white, and the taste of it was like wafers made with honey” (Exodus 16:31). Numbers 11:7 states that manna’s appearance was like “bdellium” or “resin.” Psalm 78:24 refers to manna as “grain from heaven,” and the next verse calls it “bread of angels.” So, manna seems to have been literal bread that God caused to miraculously appear each morning during the Israelites’ wilderness wanderings. The miracle of manna ceased shortly after the Israelites entered the Promised Land (Joshua 5:12).

[malkahpariyz]

It’s True.

That men and society have purposely oppressed women because they know how powerful we truly are. They know that God has equipped us with much more than they have. With the intelligence, innate intuition, spiritual knowledge, heightened consciousness & vibration, and so much more that women possess in excess… it is no wonder why we have been a large enough threat to be the main target of oppression…

And some have even justified their actions against women in the most unscrupulous ways (i.e. misinterpreting the Bible and scripture to falsely back their dispositions)…. if you actually read the Bible, for what it actually says about women… you will realize how even God thought us extremely precious beings. So much that He has said, “it is not good for a man to be alone” but NEVER said that it was not good for a woman to be alone. We were sent to earth for the very purpose that MEN CANNOT OPERATE, DO, BE, OR EXIST CORRECTLY WITHOUT US.

Especially the black or “colored” women (anyone with a large percentage of African blood or the “Eve” gene prominent in their lineage). We possess so much that others do not. It is the truth. And it is known. And it is the reason we are the most oppressed beings on earth far more so than our male counterparts. Whether people can see it or not.

The black woman is THE MOST oppressed, undervalued, unprotected, abused, neglected, disrespected, underpaid, exploited, shunned, devalued, defaced, abandoned, ignored, overlooked, discredited, disenfranchised, and belittled people on the entire face of the earth.

And it MUST stop. If the future we face will ever be bright.

When are they going to let us be who we are meant to be? When are they going to let us reveal the greatness inside ourselves?

The only women who aren’t GREAT are the ones who have been CONVINCED that they are not.

Don’t let it be you sis. Remember what you possess in abundance, the greatness to lead nations! And do not let these evils convince you of otherwise. It is literally EVIL, to try to convince someone that they are less than who they truly are. It’s called devaluation. The root word of devaluation is: devil….

Men have run the world forever… and look what they have done with it… don’t you all think it’s time for a change? Or do you wish to see it all go down in flames?

The more society oppresses women, the worse this earth will continue to become.

I want to leave you with this:

The video below is a video of the women of an Ashanti African tribe, I am descendent from these women. My father’s grandfather is 100% Ashanti African. They sing a song of a Ashanti female general and leader that led a rebellion against colonialism in modern day Ghana. Her name was Yaa Asantewa.

This is a video and an excerpt on her:

- The Modest Blog | Paris Dior

[ace-hell]

Saw the backlash on the israeli miku art so i wanna draw a native israeli miku with judean israelite hebrew jewish(yes i put all the names to emphasize that we are fucking indigenous) biblical clothes and maybe add some rikma patterns im working on that are all also based on jewish symbols, traditions, history, land etc and hope will turn out ok

(i don't know how to draw but I'll try my best)

[illustratus]

Moses on Mount Sinai by Jean-Léon Gérôme

[elbiotipo]

Unrelated (really, unrelated), but it's interesting that there is a conception that the Greek Gods (as in the Olympians and such) are considered the heritage of our current Western culture, when they never remained as static and "canonical" as most Greek mythology fans seem to believe. During the Hellenistic period, as Greek culture spread through Alexander's conquests and Greek colonizations the gods and their importance varied. It's really interesting that as big empires with multicultural populations (Hellenistic Egypt, the Romans) arose, there also arose "universal" gods, like Serapis and the spread of Hellenic philosophy. And then with the Romans who weren't exactly Hellenistic, but they continued these dynamics with the Interpretatio Graeca, mystery cults, the interaction with Zoroastrian beliefs. And of course, the rise of Christianity at the end of this period.

And I'm not saying this in the "the Romans were tolerant" sense, but as how religion evolved and adapted as empires spread.

Of course, I'm mostly talking in a religious sense here, as in people actually worshipping the gods. In the sense that they are "myths" and fables, that could be another way of looking at them, but that mostly, I think, dates from the interest on Grecorroman culture from the Renaissance onwards. The Middle Ages weren't as influenced by Hellenism.

[fictionadventurer]

My desire to support a Biblical sitcom done in a respectful way vs. my hatred of the mockumentary style, FIGHT!

[youliveveryday]

PEOPLE ARE BEING BURNT ALIVE IN THE "SAFE ZONE" IN RAFAH !! WHAT ARE WE EVEN SUPPOSED TO SAY OR DO! ALL THOSE IN POWER ARENT DOING ANYTHING WHAT ARE WE SUPPOSED TO DO

[nonjewishzionist]

Can anyone tell me why instagram has these shady Pallywally/HMS gofundmes everywhere? I thought financing terrorism is a crime? Or is it ok now?