Jiang's description of Frank's project: gather followers into a separate people who conquer and rule the corrupt world for its own good.
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new nation
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A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "...Jacob who found the nation of Israel so he's starting a new nation why because the world that we live in is so corrupt..."
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Jiang says Jacob Frank does not see himself as an ordinary Jew but as the reincarnation of the patriarch Jacob, tasked with founding a new nation.
Jiang says Frank's mission is to gather a new nation, conquer corrupt people, and lead them 'for their own good' rather than convert them through moral persuasion.
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"...Jacob who found the nation of Israel so he's starting a new nation why because the world that we live in is so corrupt..."
"...so what we need to do is come together as a new nation and conquer these people and lead them for their own good..."
"...choose to settle in the Polish Lutheran Commonwealth which is a new nation and because it's a new nation they need a lot of..."
"...Philistines okay and this grouping of people will give us a new nation called Israel and at first they're they have to elect a..."
"...they believe that Providence, God, has tasked them with founding a new nation based on Enlightenment principles. So the religion of these people is..."
"...the entire western part of the United States goes to the new nation. This, in 1861, we have the Civil War. Alright? And I've..."
"...seven years ago, our fathers brought forth on this continent a new nation conceived in liberty and dedicated to the proposition that all men..."
"...point, there are certain characteristics about this new religion, or this new nation. And again, I will have to oversimplify for the sake of..."
"...that of Jacob because Jacob, Israel, gives his name to the new nation of Israel. The second most important person or tribe is Abraham..."
"...So in other words, if you are a member of this new nation of Israel, you have a deity or an ancestor within the..."
"...the world. And I will make you a father of a new nation called Israel, okay? And these people will become eventually the Israelites...."
"...then David's able to unite these people, and he creates a new nation, called Israel, all right? And then Israel is able, under David's..."
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