genuineoriginal
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I have no idea what you're talking about.
He is making the claim that the Decapolis was really Judaea to support a false idea that the Christians that fled to Pella in the Decapolis remained in Judaea.
I have no idea what you're talking about.
Don't you realize how foolish you sound?
Do you not realize that you have lost all credibility on this subject?
genuineO,
given the auspicious nature of the 2nd destruction happening on the same day as the 1st, what would be the point of a 3rd time around?
If Lk 21 and 1 Thess 2 (and others) say that the full wrath of God fell on Israel, in that event, why more?
In Dan 9, Daniel did not cover for Israel. He learned that Messiah would. That's what the 6 expressions and the 'cut off but not for himself' are about.
In a sense, the destruction of Israel happened for 'natural' (inevitable) reasons related to the mission of God. If you follow Paul's appeal to Israel in Acts to be missionaries of his message (and why this would be detailed in Acts which was written to clear Paul of being accused of activity like Judaism's zealots in Judea), then it is clear that there was a fork in the road in 1st century Judea: you either rebel against Rome under the banner of a messianic kingdom and lose Israel, or you join the Christian mission and Israel (the land) survives intact.
Josephus says his training as a priest had informed him a reckless rebellion was coming in his time; the 'rebellion that desolates' of Dan 8:13 (which later verses show having a certain awful leader). And Caiaphas also tried to 'save' Israel (its status under Rome) but getting rid of rebels, which he thought Christ was.
The second destruction of the Temple is the third period of captivity.genuineO,
given the auspicious nature of the 2nd destruction happening on the same day as the 1st, what would be the point of a 3rd time around?
Paul's ministry was during the time between the second period of captivity and the third period of captivity.In a sense, the destruction of Israel happened for 'natural' (inevitable) reasons related to the mission of God. If you follow Paul's appeal to Israel in Acts to be missionaries of his message (and why this would be detailed in Acts which was written to clear Paul of being accused of activity like Judaism's zealots in Judea), then it is clear that there was a fork in the road in 1st century Judea: you either rebel against Rome under the banner of a messianic kingdom and lose Israel, or you join the Christian mission and Israel (the land) survives intact.
Josephus says his training as a priest had informed him a reckless rebellion was coming in his time; the 'rebellion that desolates' of Dan 8:13 (which later verses show having a certain awful leader). And Caiaphas also tried to 'save' Israel (its status under Rome) but getting rid of rebels, which he thought Christ was.
If Lk 21 and 1 Thess 2 (and others) say that the full wrath of God fell on Israel, in that event, why more?
He is making the claim that the Decapolis was really Judaea to support a false idea that the Christians that fled to Pella in the Decapolis remained in Judaea.
He is making the claim that the Decapolis was really Judaea to support a false idea that the Christians that fled to Pella in the Decapolis remained in Judaea.
Here is sodomite Craigie's living quarters now:
Want to have a water gun fight trading insults, please take it to the back alley.:argue:
And John, calling Tet a Sodomite is a little over the top. You are better than that.
Tell you what, Craigie. Let's compare my W-2 with yours, eh sweetie?
Dinner at Morelli's tonight, on you brother? :chew:
On me, fellow Esquiree. I'm a little light on cash, however; can you spot a 5, and 25 cents, for the tip?
thanks to Tet taking 90% of the truth and forcing 10% of lies into it,,,
There is no need for another Judaea, since the prophecy of the beginning of the third period of captivity (great tribulation) began in 70 CE and the Christians living in Judaea fled to Pella in 66 CE to fulfill the command in the prophecy.
What lies?
You keep saying I lied, but you haven't given one example.
tetelestai;[IMG said:http://www.preteristarchive.com/Books/images/general/im-parou.jpg[/IMG] end of the old covenant, the end of the Mosaic Law, etc.
You're way off base claiming a third captivity lasts thousands of years.
70AD marked the end of the ages. John was told not to seal the scroll because the time was near.
A few of Tet's lies, just off the top of my head:
•He linked J.N. Darby personally with satanist Alesteir Crowley (his way of subtly calling all disp's satanists). I researched it and demonstrated that no personal ties are documented to have existed, not even from Crowley's autobiography.
•He has more than once accused us of believing in soul sleep. No one here, afaik, has said either way that they believe it. Even if some did, it shouldn't make any difference; it's just Tet's way of slandering us as "Bullingerites" (even though it's debatable Bullinger himself believed in it).
•The other day he said what I linked in my signature. When I proved he is wrong, he simply ignored it and continued to say I had no case.
John has a file on Tet with much more than this. Tet is a liar but beneath and behind that, he's fundamentally dishonest - possibly the most dishonest poster on TOL, for my money.