RT Nick Szabo (@NickSzabo4)Indeed, "nation" is typically a translation of the Koine Greek ἔθνος (ethnos) or the Hebrew גּוֹי (gôy), and typically has a tribal connotation, which means it also has a genetic connotation, which is sometimes made explicit. For example, when God makes promises to Abraham about his progeny He uses "nation" (ἔθνος) and "seed" (σπέρμα) interchageably to refer to those promised progeny. These promises are yet another example of God approving of (indeed in this case engaging Himself ...

To understand the two countries, you have to understand that they are one nation https://t.co/0qM27xgZgK ...

[Music] [Applause] I'll talk to you about issues which you may not have heard from a military person. When I joined the military training institution, it was October 1978. A large number of you may not have been born. And around that time when we went to train together we were 300 of us from different regions, different religions, different language but all with a common goal nation and along with that nation a subset of that is humanity. I want to narrate to you a couple of incidents. Let's start. In 1992 ...