@ash67923:

Geoffrey :

It’s not making sense

Davon Palmer927 :

Deuteronomy 23:12-14 21st Century King James Version 12 “Thou shalt have a place also outside the camp whither thou shalt go forth abroad. 13 And thou shalt have a paddle upon thy weapon; and it shall be, when thou wilt ease thyself abroad, thou shalt dig therewith, and shalt turn back and cover that which cometh from thee.

𝑩𝒍øø𝒅𝒚 :

wait😅😅,,that book is tissue paper

ben :

https://vt.tiktok.com/ZSgC32JYK/

David :

They used an out house

King Elvis :

that's the error

Jade@AKL :

Same in lord of the rings

Nompumelelo Mlalazi :

yoh lie the Israel where told to dig the pit when going to toilet find that in Ditro or exodus if not wrong

wolflink01 :

Why would they mention eliminating faeces and urine? The only reason they mention the fish and the loaves in the wine is because their miracles having a dump it’s not.

sam gourzis :

Harry Potter did go either 😭

💮💮Lutha X💮💮 :

Those people respected going to the toilet it was not a content thing like we do now

bravoky01 :

good question ❓ 😂

Partima :

Omg

Invictus :

MALACHI 2:3.

Andrew Allen :

believe 👌👌👌

The_Dingus :

Imraan Ally :

the bible is about stories and missions not about showing the character using wash room

SAGA :

they did in the bush🤣🤣🤣

ferguson :

toilet! therz more important things to pick from the bible..

King Spades :

why would do want go collect the fieces 😂😂😂😂😂

idanbenmoshe902 :

Military Hygiene (Deuteronomy 23:13-14): A command to designate a specific area outside the camp for relieving oneself and to carry a trowel to cover the waste. "Covering his feet" Euphemism (1 Samuel 24:3, Judges 3:24): A polite biblical idiom for relieving oneself, used when King Saul entered a cave in En-Gedi, and when King Eglon's servants waited outside his locked chamber. Rabshakeh's Threat (2 Kings 18:27 / Isaiah 36:12): A crude threat to the besieged residents of Jerusalem that they would be forced to eat their own dung and drink their own urine. Ezekiel's Defiled Bread (Ezekiel 4:12): God's command to the prophet Ezekiel to bake bread over a fire fueled by human excrement, symbolizing the severe impurity of the Babylonian exile. Malachi's Curse (Malachi 2:3): A harsh warning to corrupt priests, threatening to smear the dung from their festival sacrifices on their faces

avliz69 :

It's FAKE and not history!!!

Dwayne :

😂😂😂

Jerry :

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3firiyie Abayie :

🤣🤣🤣