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meo_cun
⚈ ․̫ ⚈ 𝓒𝓾̀𝓷 :
Cái này chắc mát mát như tào phớ mình ấy nhỉ
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Ip 17….
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Khang Lão :
nhìn người Trung Quốc thân thiện quá 🥰
2026-08-04 15:39:20
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klinh2013.0
ĐK Linh🐍 :
Mn để ý nk em tí
2026-08-04 15:09:07
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caytao2k14
꧁❀𝕹𝖔𝖒𝖚𝖗𝖆❀꧂ :
Thứ tôi để ý là điện thoại của ổng😅
2026-08-04 14:07:21
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_mihah47
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cái này vn gọi là tà phớ 🥰
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thứ t để ý là dân ở đấy 8 chuyện giống người việt🥰
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t để ý cái đth của ổng....
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Xí Muội cô nương :
xe này xe gì vây mn
2026-08-04 13:03:18
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thích xem mấy cái bán buôn gì nè
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Ở trung được cái cảnh sát tới chỉ nhắc nhở chứ ko thu đồ của dân🥰
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Deuteronomy 33:2 is a prophecy that symbolically describes the missions of three major prophets: 1. Moses – at Sinai 2. Jesus – at Seir 3. Muhammad – at Paran The verse (ESV) reads: “The LORD came from Sinai, and dawned from Seir upon us; he shone forth from Mount Paran; he came with ten thousands of holy ones; from his right hand came a fiery law for them.” The Islamic interpretation 1. “The LORD came from Sinai” This is universally understood as referring to the revelation given to Moses at Mount Sinai. 2. “He dawned from Seir” Seir is associated with the region of Edom, south of Judea, where Jesus lived and preached. Muslims understand this as symbolizing the revelation brought through Jesus. 3. “He shone forth from Mount Paran” Muslim scholars identify Paran with the region of Mecca, based on several lines of reasoning: • Ishmael is said in Genesis to have settled in the wilderness of Paran. • Islamic tradition holds that Ishmael and his mother Hagar settled in Paran (Mecca). • Since Muhammad was a descendant of Ishmael, “Mount Paran” is understood to point to the place from which his prophethood emerged. The progression in the verse is therefore seen as: • Sinai → Moses • Seir → Jesus • Paran → Muhammad This forms a chronological sequence of divine revelations. “He came with ten thousands of holy ones” Muslim commentators often connect this phrase to the conquest of Mecca, when Prophet Muhammad entered Mecca accompanied by approximately 10,000 companions. This numerical detail is viewed as remarkably specific because the conquest occurred peacefully with that number of believers. “A fiery law” Unlike Jesus, whose mission in the New Testament is generally not portrayed as establishing a comprehensive legal system, Muhammad brought a complete religious law (Sharia), governing worship, family life, commerce, criminal law, and public ethics. Muslim scholars therefore argue that the phrase “fiery law” fits Muhammad particularly well. #muhammad #islam #bible #prophecy#fyp
Deuteronomy 33:2 is a prophecy that symbolically describes the missions of three major prophets: 1. Moses – at Sinai 2. Jesus – at Seir 3. Muhammad – at Paran The verse (ESV) reads: “The LORD came from Sinai, and dawned from Seir upon us; he shone forth from Mount Paran; he came with ten thousands of holy ones; from his right hand came a fiery law for them.” The Islamic interpretation 1. “The LORD came from Sinai” This is universally understood as referring to the revelation given to Moses at Mount Sinai. 2. “He dawned from Seir” Seir is associated with the region of Edom, south of Judea, where Jesus lived and preached. Muslims understand this as symbolizing the revelation brought through Jesus. 3. “He shone forth from Mount Paran” Muslim scholars identify Paran with the region of Mecca, based on several lines of reasoning: • Ishmael is said in Genesis to have settled in the wilderness of Paran. • Islamic tradition holds that Ishmael and his mother Hagar settled in Paran (Mecca). • Since Muhammad was a descendant of Ishmael, “Mount Paran” is understood to point to the place from which his prophethood emerged. The progression in the verse is therefore seen as: • Sinai → Moses • Seir → Jesus • Paran → Muhammad This forms a chronological sequence of divine revelations. “He came with ten thousands of holy ones” Muslim commentators often connect this phrase to the conquest of Mecca, when Prophet Muhammad entered Mecca accompanied by approximately 10,000 companions. This numerical detail is viewed as remarkably specific because the conquest occurred peacefully with that number of believers. “A fiery law” Unlike Jesus, whose mission in the New Testament is generally not portrayed as establishing a comprehensive legal system, Muhammad brought a complete religious law (Sharia), governing worship, family life, commerce, criminal law, and public ethics. Muslim scholars therefore argue that the phrase “fiery law” fits Muhammad particularly well. #muhammad #islam #bible #prophecy#fyp

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