sing songs of praise TO Yah! Yashua....lalalaaaaaa
2 Samuel 22:48-50 Easy-to-Read Version (ERV)
48 He is the God who punishes my enemies for me,
the one who puts people under my rule.
49 He saves me from my enemies!
the one who puts people under my rule.
49 He saves me from my enemies!
You help me defeat those who attack me.
You save me from cruel people.
50 Lord, that is why I praise you among the nations.
That is why I sing songs of praise to your name.
You save me from cruel people.
50 Lord, that is why I praise you among the nations.
That is why I sing songs of praise to your name.
Drinking the Kool-Aid: Jim Jones & the Peoples Temple Massacre in Pop Culture
November 18, 1978, is a date forever marked by one of humanity’s most bizarre, tragic, and darkly fascinating examples of religious fanaticism gone horrifically — and massively — berserk.
Thirty-eight years ago, in a Guyanese settlement called Jonestown, the Reverend Jim Jones and more than 900 of his Peoples Temple followers — men, women, children, and entire families alike — killed themselves and each other by consuming punch laced with cyanide and other poisons. More than a third of the victims were under the age of 18. Survivors were very, very few.
Powerfully self-educated and hyper-charismatic, Indiana native Jim Jones established the Peoples Temple in the 1950s. The church blended fiery Christianity with hard-left socialism and a fervent stance against racism in general, and American segregation in particular.
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