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(June 2, 2014 at 2:32 pm)Laza Wrote: Are there any prophecies that have come true, and i dont mean did the prophecies from the old testament come true in the new testament, i mean did anything come true in history ?

Well, there are wars and rumors of wars. Of course, that prophesy was already "coming true" before it was made, so there's that.

(June 3, 2014 at 5:40 am)Cato Wrote: From the Southern Baptist Leadership Convention in 2008:

Quote:"The signatories pledged to do their part to fight global warming "without any further lingering over the basic reality of the problem or our responsibility to address it. Humans must be proactive and take responsibility for our contributions to climate change -- big and small."

http://www.cnn.com/2008/US/03/10/baptist.climate/

Gee, the Baptists seem awfully determined to ensure a biblical prophecy doesn't come true.

(June 3, 2014 at 3:22 am)Wyrd of Gawd Wrote:

(June 2, 2014 at 10:07 pm)Minimalist Wrote: The problem, B/S is that 'Ezekiel' ( or whoever) writes


Yet...it still remains and even in the apologetic nonsense that you posted all they can do is make excuses for why god is such a fuck up. Truly, gods should be made of sterner stuff!

You know. I bet I could go to Lebanon and buy a T-Shirt that says "I went to Tyre, Lebanon and got this lousy t-shirt because they are still fucking here to sell them!"

And the xtians will shriek and gnash their teeth and beat their breasts but Tyre remains.

Fuck them all.

Tyre is described as being in the Garden of Eden. It's king ticked off the Emperor and was exiled. It's probably where the Adam and Eve story came from.

One of the commandments is that the people shouldn't eat shellfish. That doesn't make sense for a bunch of desert goat ropers since they wouldn't have access to shrimp and lobster. It could have been an economic sanction against the Tyre fishermen as a punishment for their king's action of collaborating with the enemy.

Tyre is a story of Lucifer and what he gave up by challenging God's sovereignty, the Israelites inhabited the land to the Mediterranean Sea and if I'm not mistaken that's where shrimp, lobsters, clams and oysters live. So, your idea of punishing the fisherman of Tyre holds no water.

GC

Quote:Tyre is described as being in the Garden of Eden.

Tyre far pre-dates this biblical bullshit and has nothing the fuck whatever to do with later fables.

(June 3, 2014 at 10:45 am)Godschild Wrote: Tyre is a story of Lucifer and what he gave up by challenging God's sovereignty, the Israelites inhabited the land to the Mediterranean Sea and if I'm not mistaken that's where shrimp, lobsters, clams and oysters live. So, your idea of punishing the fisherman of Tyre holds no water.

GC

Didn't God tell them not to eat shellfish?

(June 3, 2014 at 10:45 am)Godschild Wrote:

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(June 3, 2014 at 3:22 am)Wyrd of Gawd Wrote: Tyre is described as being in the Garden of Eden. It's king ticked off the Emperor and was exiled. It's probably where the Adam and Eve story came from.

One of the commandments is that the people shouldn't eat shellfish. That doesn't make sense for a bunch of desert goat ropers since they wouldn't have access to shrimp and lobster. It could have been an economic sanction against the Tyre fishermen as a punishment for their king's action of collaborating with the enemy.

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Tyre is a story of Lucifer and what he gave up by challenging God's sovereignty, the Israelites inhabited the land to the Mediterranean Sea and if I'm not mistaken that's where shrimp, lobsters, clams and oysters live. So, your idea of punishing the fisherman of Tyre holds no water.

GC

How long does it take to transport seafood from Ashdod on the Mediterranean Sea to Jerusalem by donkey?

(June 3, 2014 at 6:08 pm)Wyrd of Gawd Wrote:

(June 3, 2014 at 10:45 am)Godschild Wrote:

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Tyre is a story of Lucifer and what he gave up by challenging God's sovereignty, the Israelites inhabited the land to the Mediterranean Sea and if I'm not mistaken that's where shrimp, lobsters, clams and oysters live. So, your idea of punishing the fisherman of Tyre holds no water.

GC

How long does it take to transport seafood from Ashdod on the Mediterranean Sea to Jerusalem by donkey?

Jerusalem is only 60 miles from the coast and many Israelites lived on the coast, you seem to be having trouble understanding this.

GC

(June 3, 2014 at 11:49 am)Minimalist Wrote:

Quote:Tyre is described as being in the Garden of Eden.

Tyre far pre-dates this biblical bullshit and has nothing the fuck whatever to do with later fables.

Tyre is about the only town in the Bible that's described as being in the Garden of Eden. I think that's noteworthy considering that Genesis has Adam & Eve living in a pastoral jungle with just the animals.