Corporate judgement against nations. Thought on the harlot. No escape for the church in times of judgement. I would be remiss not to suggest that our judgment draweth nigh.

War is too important a topic to leave to the generals and politicians, the pundits and the bureaucrats.   As much as "they" don't want you to think for yourself, you must. Thinking and speaking are the fundamental acts of defiance against the totalitarian impulses of our own society.  According to American politicians, the U.S. is very much at war against Russia -- Ukraine is just part of the arena.  I don't see any realistic way of ending the war without seeing it through.  Neither side perceives an ability to gracefully fold.  And that makes the war an existential war for both sides, and all of us.

Book of Hosea read by Fritz Berggren

The prophets. Those who "call themselves Jews, but lie." Jesus Christ is who the Patriarchs worshipped. Satan has hand and feet in this world -- it is his synagogue.  Utter (demonic) hatred toward the white race.

Book of Obadiah read by Fritz Berggren

Book of Amos read by Fritz Berggren.

The book of Joel, read by Fritz Berggren.

The call of the Judges to deliver Israel. The impossibility of peaceful coexistence.  The necessity of battle.  The cowardice and shame of those who ignore the call. The honor of those who despise even their own lives in the face of monumental risk.

Seek honor, not ease. The hatred toward the seed of the serpent is something Jesus Christ introduced -- don't try to get rid of it. Genesis 3:15.

The Book of Esther is marvelously revealing as to the development of Jewish identity and beliefs. It is a secular story with no appeal to the God of Moses nor the Patriarchs. The Jews slaughter their enemies and create a perpetual tradition around this event with no correlation to God’s Covenant.