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50 Shekel 

a Jewish rapper who gave his life to Jesus and is now ostracized by the Jewish community
Yo, man, did ya hear about 50 Shekel? Tha Jewish rapper? Well, he ain't Jewish anymore! He gave his life over to JC last month.
50 Shekel by Dam It June 17, 2005

50 shekel 

have you heard of that rapper, 50 shekel?
50 shekel by holy_crap April 9, 2008

50 Shekel 

A man after God's own heart, a wonderful vessel of our loving Father God, this man shows people what God has told them and promised them in the Tanach, this man helps people find their promised Messiah, the Messiah is Yeshua/Jesus, God has been promising us a Messiah ever since He spared Abraham son Isaac and provided a lamb (we are the children God spared and Yeshua/Jesus is that lamb), as 50 shekel will tell you himself its not about him its about God and we all should get to know him because when we do find God you will be so pleased with who you find. For info about the Messiah in the Tanach go to www.messiahrevealed.org and get and read a Tanach you’ll love what you find in it, and for some really great music go to www.aviadcohen.com.
hey did you hear 50 shekel, he was reading from the Tanach and in Jeremiah 31:31 God promised us a Brit Chadasha a New Covenant
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