Regarding the above poll, we know from Yahu'shuah in John 8:44, that the Jews are the literal descendants of Lucifer. Therefore, logically any messiah of theirs would have to be a descendant of Lucifer as well. My money is on them pushing forward Azazel, the goat god, as their messiah. From Revelation chapter 9, the Zionists know that Azazel gets released from the abyss where he has been kept in darkness since the days of Enoch (Enoch 10:4-6), for the last five months of the Great Tribulation. His release will be published as a "resurrection." That "resurrection" needs to mimic what happened with Yahu'shuah. Yahu'shuah was resurrected on First Fruits of 30 AD, after which he appeared to His learners over a period of 40 days. My money is on the Jews heralding that their messiah (they won't call him Azazel) has risen from the dead on First Fruits, Sunday 21 April 2030. For the next 30 days, they will run around saying "He is in the wilderness," or, "He is in such-and-such place." When Azazel gets released one month later, the Jews will boast, "See, we told you!" When Azazel goes off to fight against the two witnesses in Revelation 11, the whole nation will back him, celebrating and sending each other gifts when Azazel kills them.
I included Judah Maccabee in the poll because the Jews have immortalized him in the celebration of Hanukkah every year.
Schneerson has been dead for over 30 years now, but many Jews still worship him as their spiritual guru. Although possible, I don't favour Schneerson as he was a coward. The Jews are looking for a military messiah to deliver them from us, their eternal enemies. Schneerson doesn't meet that requirement.

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How Long Were the Israelites in Egypt?

Folks, just a heads up here:
I am currently halfway with harmonizing Matthew, Mark, Luke and John.

This is a lot harder than what I thought. Matthew and Mark are fairly easy, as they follow each other quite closely, with Matthew giving a lot more info, as would be expected (28 chapters vs 16 chapters).

Luke is the tough one. He is all over the place. For sure, there are many parts that match Matthew and Mark. It is all the stuff in between that needs to be sorted out.

Much of John is straight forward, as he is the only writer to cover certain parts of Yahu'shuah's ministry. Those can just be copied in without any need to harmonize.

I have no idea how long it will take me to complete the second half of this project.

Solving the Mystery of BABYLON THE GREAT:
Tracking the Beast from the Synagogue to the Vatican, by Edward Hendrie.