Taking Action

Wrapping Up III

[Ebal, thirty-one of thirty-two]

What action should you take on this matter?

Consider contacting your congressional delegation.

One of the easiest ways to do so is to visit your representative’s and your senators’ home pages. Then click the “Contact” button. There, you complete your personal information. Afterwards, you identify the subject of interest. I clicked either “international or foreign relations”.

In the message block, you might write something like this:

Dear Representative ________,

(or Senator ________,)

We should give Moses, Joshua, and the Hebrews of the Conquest a chance to prove who they are!

Please work toward the U.S. leasing Joshua’s Altar in Judea / Samaria.

In thirty-two posts, the website captivatingtwists.com details the altar’s plight. To access these, hover over topics in the site’s navigation bar. Then click “The Mount Ebal Curse Tablet.”

There you find these arguments:

• On Mt. Ebal, evidence of Joshua and the Hebrews of the Conquest may lie exposed;
• Such evidence challenges world history; 
• Threats of the altar’s destruction mandate its prompt excavation;
• Despite the geopolitical dangers, the U.S. should intervene; and
• A U.S. lease will best allay the issues presented.

Please read these brief, straightforward, yet comprehensive posts.

Afterwards, institute legislative and diplomatic measures necessary to make the lease a reality.

Thank you for representing me in Washington and on the world stage.

I look forward to hearing from you.

Sincerely,

_____________

Your name

You can message the same or similarly.

Now, for a question. How many such messages must your congressional delegation receive before they take notice?

Let me know in the comments section.

Thank you for engaging with this topic thus far!

The next post I will title: “Curse Tablet Conclusion.”

I look forward to continuing with you there.

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