AdMan
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Nope nice try though. Gods an alien, the primordial evil is as smart as hell. The co-creator is tough and cunning. The human creation is the smallest fraction.
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Nope nice try though. Gods an alien, the primordial evil is as smart as hell. The co-creator is tough and cunning. The human creation is the smallest fraction.
Ah, so all those Christians waiting for Jesus to come to his kingdom are wasting their time? It has already happened.The skeptical often think that, according to the Bible, the end would come within the lifetime of Jesus' listeners. It is a mistake to conclude this. They mistake the transfiguration, the destruction of Jerusalem, Jesus being at the right hand of power, and John's Revelation at Patmos.
Matthew 16:28 - Verily I say unto you, There be some standing here, which shall not taste of death, till they see the Son of man coming in his kingdom. (Also see Mark 9:1 / Luke 9:27)
The fact is that in the very next verse Matthew reveals that just 6 days later this prophecy was fulfilled. Peter, James and John witnessed the transfiguration. (Matthew 17:1-2 / Luke 9:27-36 / 2 Peter 1:16-18)
Ah, so all those Christians waiting for Jesus to come to his kingdom are wasting their time? It has already happened.
Shall you tell them or shall I?
really, thats clear then that you haven't studied any mesopotamian text, when you want to get back to me, I'll point you to some which are word for word the same as their biblical counterparts, except the mesopotamian versions are around 1500 years older,I have no illussions regarding my knowing everything. That is far from the truth. That large parts of Genesis is based on Mesopotamian texts is propaganda at least and at best a really poor attempt at scholarship, especially regarding chronology, archeology and astronomical calculations. .
Hebrew, of course.
really, thats clear then that you haven't studied any mesopotamian text, when you want to get back to me, I'll point you to some which are word for word the same as their biblical counterparts, except the mesopotamian versions are around 1500 years older,
Hebrew didn't exist then, Hebrew flourished as a spoken language in the kingdoms of Israel and Judah during the 10th to 7th centuries BCE
so you'd need a time machine to make that work
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Uh-huh, by what calculation is this established? I don't even need to know what text you are talking about, just explain the logic underling that conclusion, please?
When a seventh day arrived
I sent forth a dove and released it.
The dove went off, but came back to me;
no perch was visible so it circled back to me.
I sent forth a swallow and released it.
The swallow went off, but came back to me;
no perch was visible so it circled back to me.
I sent forth a raven and released it.
The raven went off, and saw the waters slither back.
It eats, it scratches, it bobs, but does not circle back to me.
Save me the bluster and stick to the factsI've tried. When people get to believin' there is no helping them.
I am not sure what you think the relevance of that is. What does the matter of which case of flesh Jesus decided to wear for his resurrection have to do with the question in hand?When Jesus told his followers that the world would see him no more, that should have been a clue. When the Bible says that his sacrifice was for once and all time, how could his body be resurrected in the flesh? Why didn't his followers recognize him when he came back after parts of three days in the tomb? Because he had another body.
Since Hebrew didn't exist as a written language before the 10th century BCE, Genesis couldn't have been written in Hebrew in the 16th century BCE.Uh-huh, by what calculation is this established? I don't even need to know what text you are talking about, just explain the logic underling that conclusion, please?
Since Hebrew didn't exist as a written language before the 10th century BCE, Genesis couldn't have been written in Hebrew in the 16th century BCE.
It's not really that complicated.
you were just given the evidence, why did you ignore the link, here it is againWhat I would like to see is some evidence to that effect. That's not really that complicated, is it?
Only fundamentalists believe that Moses wrote them during the exodus in a language that didn't exist for another 500 years, thats because fundamentalists disregard evidence that doesn't agree with their belief
Five lines of ancient script on a shard of pottery could be the oldest example of Hebrew writing ever discovered, an archaeologist in Israel says.
The shard was found by a teenage volunteer during a dig about 20km (12 miles) south-west of Jerusalem.
Experts at Hebrew University said dating showed it was written 3,000 years ago - about 1,000 years earlier than the Dead Sea Scrolls.
The characters are written in proto-Canaanite, a precursor of the Hebrew alphabet.
Historically speaking the immortal soul can be found to have influenced Jewish thinking about the time of Alexander the Great, though Babylonian in origin many of the teachings of modern day Christianity were later introduced to Jewish / Christian thinking through later historical persons. The immortal soul through the philosophy of Socrates, the Trinity through Plato, hell through Milton and Dante, the cross through Constantine, Easter from Astarte, the pagan goddess of fertility and consort of Baal, and Christmas through the winter solstice celebrations.
Lets take the immortal soul. Read Ezekiel 18:4. The soul dies. The question then becomes, what is the soul? A somewhat unhapy translation into English, but the soul, according to the Bible, is the blood or the life of any breathing creature.
For my avatar?! Why would I get banned for my avatar?
The Bible also says that one should beware of the inspired expression of error. Don't believe something just because you want to believe it.
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I also like your avatar.
If that were true how would these wandering groups have gained control of Egypt gained control in the "Twelfth Dynasty" which was about the time of Egypt's peek of power. It indicates to me a considerable amount of confusion on the parts of not only ancient Egyptian history but modern interpreters as well. No validity of the Hyksos Period can be achieved.
Another point of consideration is the fact that Egypt, like many Near Eastern lands, was heavily linked with the priesthood and the scribes were well trained under their tutelage leaving the very possible fact that propagandistic explanations were invented to account for the Egyptian gods to deal with Jehovah and the exodus.

For example…and I think that is the source of your ideas …. Immanuel Velikovsky.