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I Love Marco Rubio — And He Cannot Be President

FHMI-0928Professor Toto2026-02-17Constitutional Commentary / Political-Legal Analysis

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  • (primary) Acts 22:25–28
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Title: Five Identifying Traits of an End Time False Prophet Summary: This short teaching identifies five characteristics of false prophets and ministers in the end times based on Ezekiel 22:24-26. The five traits are: rejecting and refusing to teach Torah, profaning holy things, making no distinction between holy and common or clean and unclean, accepting people without calling them to holiness, and disregarding the Sabbath day. The speaker emphasizes that believers can identify false end-time ministers by observing whether their teaching maintains these biblical distinctions and calls people to Torah obedience and Sabbath observance. Five Identifying Traits of an End Time False Prophet Shane Vaughn ——— First Harvest Ministries International nctions and calls people to Torah obedience and Sabbath observance. Five Identifying Traits of an End Time False Prophet Shane Vaughn ——— First Harvest Ministries International 1 foreign [Music] [Music] identifying traits of false prophets false ministers in the end time in the Book of Ezekiel chapter 22 4-26 you will find the prophet of God referring to the day of indignation that's a euphemism for the day of the Lord or when Yeshua returns right before he returns the ministry will be guilty of five things I'd like to read them to you these five things number one it says that her ministers will do away at Torah they will do violence to my Torah they will not mention Torah there will be no reference to Torah there will be a forgetting of the law of Yahweh that's 2 identifying trait number one number two they will profane my holy things number three they will make no distinction between the holy and the common it will make no difference between the unclean and the clean their message will be that God loves you the Way You Are he accepts you that way and he will keep you that way there's no difference in a holy and Unholy there's no difference in clean and unclean he said when loves you the Way You Are he accepts you that way and he will keep you that way there's no difference in a holy and Unholy there's no difference in clean and unclean he said when you hear ministers that do not teach you the difference that is a sign of a false end time Minister finally number five they would disregard my Sabbath if you are in a church that 3 is not returned you to the Sabbath day according to Ezekiel at the end of the days all the ministers will have forsaken the Sabbath day and now you know the identifying traits of false end-time ministers foreign foreign

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Professor Toto examines the constitutional meaning of “natural born Citizen” and applies his interpretation to Marco Rubio. The article distinguishes ordinary citizenship from the special presidential qualification in Article II and surveys founding-era evidence including John Jay's 1787 letter, the Naturalization Acts of 1790 and 1795, English concepts of jus soli and jus sanguinis, the Fourteenth Amendment, and United States v. Wong Kim Ark. The author proposes a one-citizen-parent theory, under which a U.S.-born person whose parents were both noncitizens at birth might be a citizen from birth yet fail Article II's presidential qualification. The article applies the same proposed standard to Rubio and Kamala Harris and supplements the constitutional argument with Paul's inherited Roman citizenship in Acts 22.

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