This song is from the collection of the anime/manga angel sanctuary.

The movie clips final fantasy

Please do comment and i hope you enjoy it

Shaul, also called Paul, kept the Law & Commandments of YAHUAH.

A Messianic Jewish introduction

Atheist, deist, deism, sex,pagan, christian, homosexual,gay, religion, agnostic, muslim, bible, satan, church ,hell ,atheism ,games ,god, ,jesus, Scientology, hell, heaven

A crazed muscle-bound priest adds steroid-packed amounts of artistic license to his own beliefs in order to convert some angry bikers.

Jerusalem, Daniel, Judah, Yisrael, Yeshurun, Anti-Messiah, Tribulation, Biblical Prophecy, Endtimes, Yahshua, Son of David

What do the scriptures say about the end times, Babylon, America, New York City, endtime prophecy, repentance, Jesus/Yahshua Messiah..

YAHUSHUA (Jesus Christ) was only a mild Lamb ONCE

A inspired tribute-video - Messianic Jewish Faith

This is one of many vids created as a CollectiveSoul collaborative that parodies online tags.
I chose to go on a Vision Quest (to face down my fears, of course), where I'm confronted by a deep-seeded fear   more...of Jesus. oh, and a bear.

Chig edited this and the works of PimpinPricey, BlancheNoE, LtAdams2247 and his own into one video for CollectiveSoul.
Go check it out!!  less

OK, I was bored and needed to do something as I tried to figure out why my microphone wasn't working with my computer. I could of watched Bikini News, but with Jen and Shango doing an intervention with   more...Mary, It became depressing. Hmmmm... maybe I should do a Bikini News slide show...

Mary... You know that you really want to come back to the dark side. you know that you miss being up at 2, 3, and 4am watching the stuff here on LiveVideo. Just pop Jen upside her head, for she did you wrong...  less

Docu...

EETAOW part two

This is the story of a tribe in New Guinea that turned away from their superstitious beliefs which included killing women for "knowing too much" about their religion.
After learning   more...about God, the bible, and Jesus Christ... well I won't spoil the ending, but it's worth watching if you are a Christian with a heart for the unbelieving.

I obtained this video from http://www.spiritlessons.com
I'm sure that there is a source before that, but don't know where that would be.
There doesn't appear to be a copyright.  less

The video seeks to correct and clarify the meaning of the passage found in Colossians 2:14-17. There are many misconceptions concerning this passage so this video's aim is to explore the passage in detail   more...in order to answer the ultimate question; that being "What was Paul actually preaching against?"  less

The video seeks to correct and clarify the meaning of the passage found in Colossians 2:14-17. There are many misconceptions concerning this passage so this video's aim is to explore the passage in detail   more...in order to answer the ultimate question; that being "What was Paul actually preaching against?"  less

The video seeks to correct and clarify the meaning of the passage found in Colossians 2:14-17. There are many misconceptions concerning this passage so this video's aim is to explore the passage in detail   more...in order to answer the ultimate question; that being "What was Paul actually preaching against?"  less

The video seeks to correct and clarify the meaning of the passage found in Colossians 2:14-17. There are many misconceptions concerning this passage so this video's aim is to explore the passage in detail   more...in order to answer the ultimate question; that being "What was Paul actually preaching against?"  less

The video seeks to correct and clarify the meaning of the passage found in Colossians 2:14-17. There are many misconceptions concerning this passage so this video's aim is to explore the passage in detail   more...in order to answer the ultimate question; that being "What was Paul actually preaching against?"  less

The video seeks to correct and clarify the meaning of the passage found in Colossians 2:14-17. There are many misconceptions concerning this passage so this video's aim is to explore the passage in detail   more...in order to answer the ultimate question; that being "What was Paul actually preaching against?"  less

The video seeks to correct and clarify the meaning of the passage found in Colossians 2:14-17. There are many misconceptions concerning this passage so this video's aim is to explore the passage in detail   more...in order to answer the ultimate question; that being "What was Paul actually preaching against?"  less

The video seeks to correct and clarify the meaning of the passage found in Colossians 2:14-17. There are many misconceptions concerning this passage so this video's aim is to explore the passage in detail   more...in order to answer the ultimate question; that being "What was Paul actually preaching against?"  less

This video in the Sabbath series seeks to answer why we cannot choose our own Sabbath; that it can't be any day in seven. Points discussed to refute this erred concept include:
1) Even Sabbath-keepers   more...worship God every day of the week, that doesn’t mean Sabbath can be every day.
2) Commandment-keeping is not legalism. Christ repeatedly talked about keeping the Law, of which Sabbath is part.
3) Contextually speaking, there is no place in scripture that says we can invent our own Sabbath by simply keeping one day in seven.
4) The Apostle Paul was Torah-observant Christian and did not teach that the Law was done away with.
5) God did not leave it up to man to decide for himself which day to keep holy. Not only is it impossible for man to make anything holy but God’s Sabbath Commandment accounts for EVERY day of the week.
There are many Bible passages, commentaries by various denominations, dictionary definitions, as well as historical citations given in this video. I invite you to pause the video if you need to gather and verify my sources.  less

This video in the Sabbath series seeks to answer why we cannot choose our own Sabbath; that it can't be any day in seven. Points discussed to refute this erred concept include:
1) Even Sabbath-keepers   more...worship God every day of the week, that doesn’t mean Sabbath can be every day.
2) Commandment-keeping is not legalism. Christ repeatedly talked about keeping the Law, of which Sabbath is part.
3) Contextually speaking, there is no place in scripture that says we can invent our own Sabbath by simply keeping one day in seven.
4) The Apostle Paul was Torah-observant Christian and did not teach that the Law was done away with.
5) God did not leave it up to man to decide for himself which day to keep holy. Not only is it impossible for man to make anything holy but God’s Sabbath Commandment accounts for EVERY day of the week.
There are many Bible passages, commentaries by various denominations, dictionary definitions, as well as historical citations given in this video. I invite you to pause the video if you need to gather and verify my sources.  less

This video in the Sabbath series seeks to answer why we cannot choose our own Sabbath; that it can't be any day in seven. Points discussed to refute this erred concept include:
1) Even Sabbath-keepers   more...worship God every day of the week, that doesn’t mean Sabbath can be every day.
2) Commandment-keeping is not legalism. Christ repeatedly talked about keeping the Law, of which Sabbath is part.
3) Contextually speaking, there is no place in scripture that says we can invent our own Sabbath by simply keeping one day in seven.
4) The Apostle Paul was Torah-observant Christian and did not teach that the Law was done away with.
5) God did not leave it up to man to decide for himself which day to keep holy. Not only is it impossible for man to make anything holy but God’s Sabbath Commandment accounts for EVERY day of the week.
There are many Bible passages, commentaries by various denominations, dictionary definitions, as well as historical citations given in this video. I invite you to pause the video if you need to gather and verify my sources.  less