Mae Mediavilla: I got to fulfill one of my childhood dreams—to visit the biblical place Jordan.
Maricel: Small acts of kindness that have had lasting impacts on my life.
So proud to have this member.. He is a Jordanian and living in Kuwait.. He married a Filipina.. Now… http://t.co/Hl6m0tlyiC— DARRENAtics KUWAIT (@Darrenatics_KW) November 14, 2014
@yourdon_27 im perfectly fine. My mother is Filipina and my father is a jordanian. But im proud to be a Filipino. Mahal ko po ang Pinas.— Jordan Manuel (@iamjordman) February 17, 2013
My mom is Filipina, my dad is Jordanian, my first name is Persian, my to-be last name is Spanish, but I'm being mistaken as a Fil-American.— Sahar Varona (@SaharVarona) February 4, 2013
A Filipina Jordanian....yea we're trouble— Lyn (@KharmeLynda) April 26, 2014
Milan - 18 Months || Mom: Filipina, Jordanian & Spanish || Dad: Maori ❤👇CLICK SHOP LINK👇http://t.co/1C4MCGQV4h pic.twitter.com/pbhJwtEdCe
— BEAUTIFUL MIXED KIDS (@cutestbabyonig) July 11, 2015
Arthur Waskow: Traditionally, the marriage of Ruth and Boaz is regarded as the key linkage that leads toward the birth of David — shepherd, king, and psalmist. Ruth and Boaz lead therefore to that descendant of King David who is yet to come: King Messiah.
