The New Covenant and Is Justin Trudeau Meshuganah? (Episode 22)

Welcome to the Jew and Gentile Podcast.

 

From the Scriptures:

 

Chris and Steve continue their study on the covenants:

Jeremiah 31

 

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From the news surrounding Israel and the Jewish People:

 

Canada's House of Commons erupts after Trudeau accuses Jewish MP of supporting swastikas

https://www.foxnews.com/world/canada-house-commons-erupts-after-trudeau-accuses-first-jewish-woman-mp-supporting-swastikas

 

Estonian opposition leader, now leading in the polls, vows to move embassy to Jerusalem, forge major arms deal with Israel to protect Estonia from Russia

https://www.allisrael.com/estonian-opposition-leader-now-leading-in-the-polls-vows-to-move-embassy-to-jerusalem-forge-major-arms-deal-with-israel-to-protect-estonia-from-russia

 

Yiddish Word of the Day!

 

Meshuganah

 

Meshuganah is Yiddish slang for a person who acts in a crazy or nonsensical way. It can also be used as an adjective to describe such a person, or as a noun meaning nonsense.

 

Yiddish is a dialect of German-based on Hebrew. Some of its words have been borrowed into English as slang terms.

 

Meshuganah is typically used as an insult in a way that is intended to be funny, even if the insult is serious. Meshugana is also spelled meshuggana and meshuggener.

 

Example: That meshuganah almost ran me off the road!

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