So, the Egyptian came and caught the humanoid. They took him out like they would have to eventually take out the first Saul since, like Saul, he was told to leave it alone and stop working to make everything, everyone sad. Saul was like the sad marquis. His remains were thrown in the river and floated downstream to the lands now known as Iraq or Babylon in ancient history; all gone now. Two things fkoated5 down stream to that land; the emotions and building acumen of Egypt and also the temperament of the first humanoid that is now the cheeky, angry monkey. His DNA is the soul of that Babylon that threatened Egypt and Israel, eventually sacking it over time and occupying it after Saul took on the desert Babylon girls as adoptions; the Senacharib. You see the Israeli iteration of Egypt involves some formal family structure; that this is just a father, a mother or sister or brother as immediate family; and then there is a coitous partner of the opposite gender with whom you make the grand family but the persons in the immediate family are not both the coitous partner and also immediate family. That is not right. We say no to this Babylon as they did not set these rules down. It also seems the Amnon and Tamar were more the Babylonian desert people as children of Michal who had a bush woman's learning curve and very nice, thick curly hair. Scrooge Oliver is, when confronted with the trained legal qualified, the Babylon orphan Sabateur, the eternal orphan but with Court jester comedics. Maybe the star of David should just be a triangle instead of a warning on live between these two historically recognised peoples; with one triangle right side up and the other down. But, the figs are still growing yet there is something wrong on the down side. If you followed Egypt while in Israel, Senacharib comes to look, then breaks in as he spits, kills, steals and destroys. He says he has to do it since it cannot be you. It has to be him he says. But in his building, there is some thing missing. It might even be the benefits. Then there is an emptiness. He is not content with this Babylon. He wants what you have.

 So, the Egyptian came and caught the humanoid. They took him out like they would have to eventually take out the first Saul since, like Saul, he was told to leave it alone and stop working to make everything,  everyone sad. Saul was like the sad marquis. 

His remains were thrown in the river and floated downstream to the lands now known as Iraq or Babylon in ancient history; all gone now.  Two things fkoated5 down stream to that land; the emotions and building acumen of Egypt and also the temperament of the first humanoid that is now the cheeky, angry monkey. His DNA is the soul of that Babylon  that threatened Egypt and Israel, eventually sacking it over time  and occupying it after Saul took on the desert Babylon girls as adoptions; the Senacharib. You see the Israeli iteration of Egypt involves some formal family structure; that this is just a father, a mother or sister or brother as immediate family; and then there is a coitous  partner of the opposite gender with whom you make the grand family but the persons in the immediate family are not both the coitous partner and also immediate family. That is not right. 

We say no to this Babylon as they did not set these rules down. It also seems the Amnon and Tamar were more the  Babylonian desert people as children of Michal who had a bush woman's learning curve and very nice, thick curly hair. 

Scrooge Oliver is, when confronted with the trained legal qualified, the Babylon orphan Sabateur, the eternal orphan but with Court jester comedics.   

Maybe the star of David  should just be a triangle instead of a warning on live between these two historically recognised peoples; with one triangle right side up and the other down. But, the figs are still growing yet there is something wrong on the down side. If you followed Egypt while in Israel, Senacharib comes to look, then breaks in as he spits,  kills, steals and destroys.  He says he has to do it since it cannot be you. It has to be him he says. But in his building, there is some thing missing. It might even be the benefits.  Then there is an emptiness.  He is not content with this Babylon. He wants what you have.