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Israel In Prophecy.
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There are many YouTube videos dealing with Israel in prophecy.
Some a bit naff, but so many factual and should not be ignored.
If you have an open mind, check them out yourself.
And then say what you think.
Is it all just coincidence?
Some a bit naff, but so many factual and should not be ignored.
If you have an open mind, check them out yourself.
And then say what you think.
Is it all just coincidence?
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A prophet once said 'Bet it isn't his lot for tonight'.
yeah i was going to say about Theely going off in a huff
did anyone forsee this?
as for
//I'm still waiting to hear why, if prophesy is right or wrong, what difference it makes to anyone.//
Nigh didnt concentrate at school - so she has been waiting for a long time. Cicero - de divinatione - ( concerning prophecy - divination)
quid vero caesarem putamus - quo cruciatu animi vitam acturum fuisse
If Cheeser had known that in the curia in front of Pompey's statue, he would be killed
in what agony of mind would he have led his life ?
lots I think
yeah i was going to say about Theely going off in a huff
did anyone forsee this?
as for
//I'm still waiting to hear why, if prophesy is right or wrong, what difference it makes to anyone.//
Nigh didnt concentrate at school - so she has been waiting for a long time. Cicero - de divinatione - ( concerning prophecy - divination)
quid vero caesarem putamus - quo cruciatu animi vitam acturum fuisse
If Cheeser had known that in the curia in front of Pompey's statue, he would be killed
in what agony of mind would he have led his life ?
lots I think
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Just a flavour of what is available to serious enquirers to those willing to keep an open mind.
Just a flavour of what is available to serious enquirers to those willing to keep an open mind.
https:/
Nailit - This takes an hour, but well worth it if even for its entertainment value.
Enjoy.
Nailit - This takes an hour, but well worth it if even for its entertainment value.
Enjoy.
Theland, //N - What difference does it make?
Maybe convince you of the truth of the gospel?//
I have shelves full of books, Theland, comprising several translations of the bible including the New World translation from the Jehovah’s Witnesses, the gnostic gospels, the book of Mormon, books on Judaism, several translations of the Koran, books on the eastern religions, books on long-abandoned religions of antiquity, books on mythology from the four corners of the planet, and offerings of all sorts from theologians, atheists, scientists, the curious, and the plain potty. I’ve visited shrines and churches and mosques and temples and pyramids, and poked around places, some in ruins, reputed to be locations relevant to the accounts we are presented with – and none of it has served to convince me that the bible contains what you think it contains. In fact, quite the opposite.
For those who are interested, discussing religion is an interesting activity, but you don’t discuss it. You post this nonsense relentlessly. Hour after hour of youtube videos that no one has the time or the inclination to watch, together with links to any lengthy diatribe that supports your opinion – and practically all of it produced by loopy creationists or fervent fundamentalists or, worse still, by charismatic charlatans whose sole purpose is to succeed in screwing money from the gullible. Then there are your links to Islamic sources, and most recently to something dreamt up by the Jehovah’s Witnesses. What is it? Any port in a storm? One could be forgiven for thinking you suffer from OCD, Theland.
But …. all of that said, I’ll ask you again. If I were to take you seriously what difference would it make?
Maybe convince you of the truth of the gospel?//
I have shelves full of books, Theland, comprising several translations of the bible including the New World translation from the Jehovah’s Witnesses, the gnostic gospels, the book of Mormon, books on Judaism, several translations of the Koran, books on the eastern religions, books on long-abandoned religions of antiquity, books on mythology from the four corners of the planet, and offerings of all sorts from theologians, atheists, scientists, the curious, and the plain potty. I’ve visited shrines and churches and mosques and temples and pyramids, and poked around places, some in ruins, reputed to be locations relevant to the accounts we are presented with – and none of it has served to convince me that the bible contains what you think it contains. In fact, quite the opposite.
For those who are interested, discussing religion is an interesting activity, but you don’t discuss it. You post this nonsense relentlessly. Hour after hour of youtube videos that no one has the time or the inclination to watch, together with links to any lengthy diatribe that supports your opinion – and practically all of it produced by loopy creationists or fervent fundamentalists or, worse still, by charismatic charlatans whose sole purpose is to succeed in screwing money from the gullible. Then there are your links to Islamic sources, and most recently to something dreamt up by the Jehovah’s Witnesses. What is it? Any port in a storm? One could be forgiven for thinking you suffer from OCD, Theland.
But …. all of that said, I’ll ask you again. If I were to take you seriously what difference would it make?
