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Originally posted by Lionhearte
Originally posted by aorAki
Aliens.
It's always the aliens! At least they are far more believable than a magical deity with all the power in the universe and no will to use it!
Or rocks: "They look like rocks to me!".
Or maybe it won't even happen and we can consign yet another prophecy to the 'failed' pile.
Could you show me just one Biblical prophecy (that is, one from the Christian Bible) that has not come true, or has failed in the past?
I'll wait.
Originally posted by aorAki
Originally posted by Lionhearte
Originally posted by aorAki
Aliens.
It's always the aliens! At least they are far more believable than a magical deity with all the power in the universe and no will to use it!
Or rocks: "They look like rocks to me!".
Or maybe it won't even happen and we can consign yet another prophecy to the 'failed' pile.
Could you show me just one Biblical prophecy (that is, one from the Christian Bible) that has not come true, or has failed in the past?
I'll wait.
Failed prophecies 1
There are many more, which you can search for at your leisure.
I sense we will not agree on this.
"With so many fulfilled prophecies already to its credit, the Bible has indeed established itself as the book 'inspired of God.'" [1]
Originally posted by aorAki
Originally posted by Lionhearte
Originally posted by aorAki
Aliens.
It's always the aliens! At least they are far more believable than a magical deity with all the power in the universe and no will to use it!
Or rocks: "They look like rocks to me!".
Or maybe it won't even happen and we can consign yet another prophecy to the 'failed' pile.
Could you show me just one Biblical prophecy (that is, one from the Christian Bible) that has not come true, or has failed in the past?
I'll wait.
Failed prophecies 1
There are many more, which you can search for at your leisure.
I sense we will not agree on this.
In this block of text God states quite blatantly that Nebuchadnezzar would sack and destroy completely the city of Tyre.
Originally posted by aorAki
Plus, I just pulled it out of my arse. There are numerous sites that outline the failed prophecies. I couldn't be bothered going through them all, so gave you a wiki instead.
I want no part of the warmongering, from either side, and I certainly don't wish to worship a cruel and veangeful deity.
How will the destruction of the Russian/Islamic Invasion from Ez 38 and 39 be explained?
Originally posted by sk0rpi0n
What many christian supporters of Israel fail to notice is that no other nation has been warned of destruction as much as Israel. In fact, warnings of Israels destruction is a recurring theme throughout the bible.... but this never gets the highlight that it deserves.
Originally posted by MrSpad
This prophecy sucks. None of those nations exist and to even pretend they do we have to just try and match up modern nations with them. On top of that it says they will be using swords and shields. Not much of a prophecy if could not at least predict gun powder.
Originally posted by sk0rpi0n
reply to post by Lionhearte
Uhhh... thanks for the history lesson. But are you saying that all those warnings of destruction to Israel dont apply after 1948?
What about the Ezekiel prophecy about the re-gathered Israel facing the wrath of God?
Originally posted by PageAlaCearl
reply to post by starwarsisreal
How can something from a fictional book come to be in real life?
Originally posted by mark1167
I will turn you around, put hooks in your jaws and bring you out with your whole army—your horses, your horsemen fully armed, and a great horde with large and small shields, all of them brandishing their swords
Ok there's nothing here that says anything about fire and brimstone. Explain to me what this description means.
Originally posted by lonewolf19792000
Originally posted by mark1167
I will turn you around, put hooks in your jaws and bring you out with your whole army—your horses, your horsemen fully armed, and a great horde with large and small shields, all of them brandishing their swords
Ok there's nothing here that says anything about fire and brimstone. Explain to me what this description means.
It means Yeshua is going bass fishing, bass pro style with a huge ass rod, and he's going to catch these armies and gut them.
I'm not 100% on that, i've just been wanting to go fishing lately because spring is here and the part about the hooks made me think of going fishing. That could be the interpretation of it though.
The Messiah could be going fishing, he did come to teach us to be fishers of men .