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From: EliyahuSilver@Hotmail.com
"Mike Horyn" wrote in message new
:...
> "Eliyahu" wrote in message
> news:7332f93b.0401140748.5f4427b3@posting.google.com...
> > Bs'd
> >
> > Read here more about 324 really weird "messianic prophecies":
> >
> > http://www.geocities.com/Metzad/324x0.htm
> >
> > Eliyahu
>
> Better yet, why not post a few of them?
Bs'd
Here are a few of the Christian lies:
Gen. 5:24....The bodily ascension to heaven illustrated....Mk. 6:19
Look what is written in Genesis 5:24: "Enoch walked with God; and he
was not, for God took him." Yes, this is correct. This is quoted by
the truth loving, straight forward, honest Baptist preachers, as a
messianic prophecy that is supposed to prove that JC was the messiah.
Now you might start to understand why there are millions and millions
of people who do believe in the Hebrew Bible, but who don't believe
that JC was the messiah. When you have to quote verses as these in
order to "prove" that JC was the messiah, then that is a very strong
proof that there is something terribly wrong with your theology.
Next messianic prophecy to prove that JC was the messiah:
Gen. 9:26,27...The God of Shem will be the Son of Shem...Lu. 3:36
Here it is, Noah is speaking here: "He also said, "Blessed by the LORD
my God be Shem; and let Canaan be his slave. God enlarge Japheth, and
let him dwell in the tents of Shem; and let Canaan be his slave."
According to the Baptists, not only is this a messianic prophecy, but
it also says that ‘The God of Shem will be the Son of Shem.' Does
anybody see anything like that in the text? An honest mistake of the
honest Baptist? When you look at the frequency of these "honest
mistakes", that is a little hard to believe. A not so honest mistake
maybe? Read on and draw your own conclusions.
Another beauty:
Gen. 12:7...The Promise made to Abraham's Seed...Gal. 3:16
Genesis 12:7 "Then the LORD appeared to Abram, and said, "To your
descendants I will give this land." So he built there an altar to the
LORD, who had appeared to him."
Another high grade "messianic prophecy". Everybody who cannot see that
this proves the messiahship of JC must be totally blinded. How on
earth is it possible that there are people who do NOT believe that JC
was the messiah?
Gen. 14:18...A priest after Melchizedek...Heb. 6:20
Genesis 14:18 "And Mel-chiz'edek king of Salem brought out bread and
wine; he was priest of God Most High." Is this a messianic prophecy?
No! This is THREE messianic prophecies! We have here not one, but
three proves that JC was the messiah. That is, according to the honest
God fearing Baptists. Anybody sees JC in this text? This speaks about
the interaction of Abraham with an ancient priest. No prophecy about
a future messiah. Another honest mistake? Or a dishonest one?
This selfsame text is also used for the following two "messianic
prophecies"
Gen. 14:18........A King also........Heb. 7:2
Gen. 14:18...The Last Supper foreshadowed...Mt. 26:26-29
A king also? What does that mean: "Also"? Was JC ever a king? If we
have to believe the NT then he never made it any further than a
wandering preacher and a miracle healer. Having a sign nailed above
your head when you are executed that mockingly says: ‘King of the
Jews' does not exactly make you a king. It takes a little bit more
than that.
From the fact that here is spoken about bread and wine the Baptist
conclude that this must be a prophecy pointing forward to the last
supper. Isn't that logical? Why else would bread and wine be brought
to Abraham? Of course not for trivial reasons like Abraham being
hungry and thirsty. It's obvious that Melchizedek bringing bread and
wine to Abraham proofs that JC was the messiah. Why can't those
stubborn Jews see that?
For the whole lot look here:
http://www.geocities.com/Metzad/324lies.htm
Eliyah
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