Quote I never agreed it was the Moshiach.–towYou're right. You never agreed it was the Messiah, but only said that I “presented a case for a suffering Messiah.”–Oct 31/ page 20

Quote I see no sister here. I see 'wife'. You seem to read more into scripture than scripture itself.You're right. It could have been a niece or some other descendant of the “sons and daughters” that the Bible says Adam had.

But before (a couple weeks ago) when I posted the same information, you said I presented a case for a suffering Messiah.Are you now deciding it would be better just to reject that this could refer to the Messiah?

Both “URL's” are “not found.” hmmmm.

And what of the suffering Messiah at the top of this page? You are very queit about him.Your thoughts?(I'm going to edit this and say the top of the last page.)

Quote The 70 weeks in Daniel is a very difficult undertaking. It is well beyond my level of understanding.How convenient.

Quote (Towshab @ Nov. 27 2007,11:57)Quote (david @ Nov. 26 2007,17:17)Quote (david @ Nov. 22 2007,10:29)towshab, I'm wondering where I can find the geneological records that can be traced back to david? Are there any websites that you know of that have these?Also, wondering about this.Not at the moment. I've tried to find something like this…[Read more]

Quote According to scripture Cain and Abel were the first. mmm. No, it doesn't actually say that. It says:In time she gave birth to Cain and said: “I have produced a man with the aid of Jehovah.” 2 Later she again gave birth, to his brother Abel.The “later” could have 5 unmentioned daughters before it.It doesn't say “and next,” but rather “la…[Read more]

1 Cor. 9:5, NAB: “Do we not have the right to marry a believing woman like the rest of the apostles and the brothers of the Lord and Cephas?” (“Cephas” is an Aramaic name given to Peter; see John 1:42. See also Mark 1:29-31, where reference is made to the mother-in-law of Simon, or Peter.)1 Tim. 3:2, Dy: “It behoveth, therefore, a bishop to be . .…[Read more]

Oh, as soon as I read he was banned, I skipped the rest and posted that. Didn't read the next few posts. Thaks.

Quote Prove it? I've already gone through 2 lists of 40 supposed prophecies Jesus was supposed to have fulfilled and I show that (1) they were not messianic prophecies and (2) he didn't fulfill them.–towshab.Where did you do this towshab? Could you please point to the page where you have “gone through 2 lists of 40 supposed prophecies Jesus was…[Read more]

Quote No Jesus is being preached by Messianics and Christians. 80% or more of Christians don't know who YHVH is. All they know is Jesus and 'god the father'.Right, Jesus correctly predicted that there would be an apostasy soon after his leaving:MATTHEW 13:24-30 “The kingdom of the heavens has become like a man that sowed fine seed in his field. W…[Read more]

The Bible record does indicate that Cain married one of his sisters (Gen. 4:17; 5:4) and that Abram married his half sister. (Gen. 20:12) But later, in the Law given through Moses, such marriage unions were specifically forbidden. (Lev. 18:9, 11)Today, marriage to a close relative results in a more-than-average probability that damaging hereditary…[Read more]

Quote (david @ Nov. 22 2007,11:01)Over the centuries, Bible prophets supplied specific requirements that the Messiah would have to meet, identifying him unmistakably. As the prophets supplied these details over the centuries, a picture of the Messiah gradually emerged. Henry H. Halley observed:“Suppose a number of men of Different Countries, who h…[Read more]

Quote (david @ Nov. 22 2007,10:29)towshab, I'm wondering where I can find the geneological records that can be traced back to david? Are there any websites that you know of that have these?Also, wondering about this.

Quote (david @ Nov. 22 2007,10:23)I know I've commented on these things before, but I want to discuss them.By Jesus’ day the Jews had suffered for centuries under a series of harsh Gentile rulers. They longed for a political deliverer.But to the great disappointment of the Jews, Jesus was no political hero. On the contrary, he claimed that his K…[Read more]

I think perhaps what confused you, is that the Bible got specific about Can and abel and then afterward, gave an overview of Adam's history. So, maybe you mistakenly thought all these sons and daughters came later. Yet, we're not told that.Notice that in the previous chapters, were're given an overview of creation INCLUDING the creation of Adam.…[Read more]

Quote (Towshab @ Nov. 24 2007,15:34)Quote (david @ Nov. 23 2007,21:53)Quote If there was only Adam and Eve and then Cain and Abel, explain this:Gen 4:17 And Cain knew his wife; and she conceived, and bare Enoch: and he builded a city, and called the name of the city, after the name of his son, Enoch.I await the typical apologetics. You have got…[Read more]

Wow. Kenrch is banned. Kejonn has left. Anything else I missed?

Good bye Kejonn.So, I was gone for two days. What's been happening?