What happens to the kids left behind? AFTERMATH is a gripping and thought-provoking end-times thriller set in the chaotic days …

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  1. From this 76 year old, ALL of you young people did an EXCELLENT job. Very well written, directed and acted. You have reignited my hope for your generation. God bless you and may He ever guide you all.

  2. This is so good. My husband, 9 year old and six year old, and I are watching. My kids are glued to the screen. That’s huge lol they don’t do that for most of anything. Great job gentlemen. Maranatha 🫡

  3. In 1991, the United States Congress passed a joint resolution, signed into law by President George H.W. Bush), that officially recognized the Noahide Laws as part of a proclamation for "Education Day, U.S.A.".

    The 1991 Resolution

    The Bill: The bill was House Joint Resolution 104 (102nd Congress), which became Public Law 102-14.

    The Purpose: It designated March 26, 1991, as "Education Day, U.S.A." to honor the birthday of Rabbi Menachem Mendel Schneerson, the leader of the Chabad-Lubavitch movement.

    The Mention: The preamble of the text states that civilized society is founded on ethical values and principles known as the Seven Noahide Laws.

    Barack Obama's Role
    Annual Proclamations: President Barack Obama did not sign the original 1991 bill, as he was not yet in office. However, following the tradition started by Jimmy Carter and solidified by George H.W. Bush, Obama issued annual presidential proclamations during his presidency to designate "Education and Sharing Day" each year.

    The Content: Obama's proclamations focused heavily on education, character potential, and moral excellence, referencing the work and legacy of Rabbi Schneerson.

    What are the Seven Noahide Laws?
    According to Jewish tradition, these are seven moral imperatives given by God to Noah and his descendants (all of humanity):

    Prohibition of Idolatry
    Prohibition of Blasphemy
    Prohibition of Murder
    Prohibition of Theft
    Prohibition of Sexual Immorality
    Prohibition of Eating Flesh Cut from a Living Animal
    Requirement to Establish Courts of Justice

  4. "Tikkun Olam" (a Hebrew phrase meaning "repairing the world") has been frequently invoked by U.S. presidents in official statements, holiday greetings, and speech proclamations. While it is a spiritual concept rather than a piece of legislation that presidents "sign" into law, it regularly appears in signed executive documents like the annual Jewish American Heritage Month Proclamations.

    Presidential Invocations of Tikkun Olam

    Barack Obama: President Obama is the modern U.S. president most famously associated with this term.
    In 2012, while speaking at the AIPAC policy conference, he explicitly noted that "the concept of tikkun olam has enriched and guided my life."
    He later formally integrated it into signed White House documents, such as his 2015 Presidential Passover Statement, where he called on people to "continue the hard but awesome work of tikkun olam, and do our part to repair the world."

    Bill Clinton: President Clinton routinely referenced the phrase during his presidency in the 1990s. He used it to honor the legacy of Jewish community leaders and to frame civil rights, community service, and social justice as shared universal values.

    George W. Bush: President Bush first established May as Jewish American Heritage Month by official presidential proclamation in 2006. These annual signed proclamations, which have been signed by every subsequent president including Joe Biden, frequently cite tikkun olam as a core driving moral value that shapes American volunteerism and public service.

    Global Leaders Outside the U.S.

    The phrase is also prominent among other global heads of state:

    Shimon Peres: The former Israeli President and Prime Minister heavily used the term to describe the pioneering spirit of innovation and ecological stewardship in Israel.

    Narendra Modi: The Indian Prime Minister famously invoked tikkun olam in a historic address to the Israeli Knesset, linking it to the ancient Indian philosophy of "Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam" (the world is one family)

  5. No, the Noahide laws do not mandate execution by a guillotine, but classical Jewish texts do specify decapitation (beheading) as the theoretical method of capital punishment.

    The guillotine itself is a specific 18th-century French invention, whereas Talmudic law refers broadly to execution by the sword.

    Key Legal Facts
    Decapitation: According to the Talmud (Sanhedrin 57a) and Maimonides' Mishneh Torah (Hilchot Melachim 9:14), a non-Jew who violates any of the Seven Noahide Laws is theoretically subject to capital punishment by decapitation.

    Historical Tool: Traditional texts describe this as execution by a sword, not a guillotine.

    Modern Status: These penalties are entirely theoretical today. No Jewish court (Sanhedrin) exists with the authority to enforce these laws, nor are they active in any modern judicial system.

    The Seven Noahide Laws

    According to Jewish tradition, these are the seven universal moral laws given by God to Noah and all of humanity:

    Idol worship: Prohibition against worshiping false gods.

    Blasphemy: Prohibition against cursing the name of God.

    Murder: Prohibition against taking a human life.

    Adultery: Prohibition against illicit sexual relationships (such as incest and adultery).

    Theft: Prohibition against stealing or robbery.

    Eating living flesh: Prohibition against consuming meat torn from a still-living animal.

    Courts of justice: The mandate to establish functional legal systems to enforce the other six laws.

  6. The last legal execution by guillotine occurred on September 10, 1977.

    The person executed was Hamida Djandoubi, who died at the Baumettes Prison in Marseille, France.

    Execution Details

    Date: September 10, 1977
    Location: Marseille, FrancePerson: Hamida Djandoubi

    Historical ContextThis was the final time the guillotine was used in France or anywhere in the Western world.

    France later banned the death penalty completely in 1981.

  7. Wonderful film. You are truly Jesus' disciples with this movie. I'm sure that you have made and will make disciples to follow Jesus with this movie for your generation and every generation who watches it. It is so important as the end times started when Jesus came into the world so we must be getting close to the rapture and the seven-year tribulation. I'm 75 and I am so happy to see this generation spreading the Gospel of Christ. So, I'm looking forward to more movies from you. You did a great job in filming only a week. God bless your ministry.

  8. I know it is low cost production, but please get the girls some proper clothes. The look poor and cheap. Also what's with the talking to the dead Peter and saying thanks to him even when he is not there? Is this some catholic saint stuff!?

  9. I was so in couraged by this whole film. I was lost in each of your charcters and loved the pacing of the storyline. Well done! I am so full of hope at the end. So very excited to see your cast. My prayers over the viewership and the next story brewing in your spirits. May the blessing from heaven be poured out over all that were involed.

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