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No, "gentile" never meant what jews told you it did (files.catbox.moe)
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zk3hf9dB on scored.co
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The word "gentiles" comes from the same word for "earth" and means "all the nations of the earth". IIRC it is the same word in Hebrew for broken shards of pottery.

The idea that the gentiles are supposed to serve the jew or that they are less than the jew is utterly repugnant to everything the Bible teaches. The reason why God separated Abraham / Isaac / Jacob AKA Israel from the rest of the world was to save it. They are SERVANTS not masters.
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genesisSOC on scored.co
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Gentile specifically means the Israelites who left for Europe/America to become the Greeks/Romans/Celts/Norse ect. after Exodus but before Jesus. It never meant any non-White like niggers, sand niggers, jews, pajeets or asians. Likewise, today's jews aren't the Israelites either. They are esau/edom, mixed with canaanites and ashkenazi/khazarians later. Jacob-Israel = White race. Esau = jews. Everyone else is irrelevant. So both the words "jew" and "gentile" don't mean "Israelite" and "non-Israelite."
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