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Jiang answers that hope includes an expectation that the sacrifice will come to fruition.
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Fruition
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"...term because if you want to carry this plan out to fruition, you need a pretty stable continuity of agenda. Right. So it's entirely..."
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"...point that Pax Judaica and the greater Israel project coming to fruition was like pretty set in stone and was there like a key..."
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"...one is the only one that has not yet come to fruition."
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"And now it's just coming to fruition and, and really it's, I think I'm running a marathon, right? You you're, you're like so close..."
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"...occupied somewhere else in order for biblical prophecy to come into fruition, to be completely fulfilled. So this is all part of a much..."
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"And they must bring this story into fruition, into reality. Now, next thing I want to talk about is, if it is true that..."
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