Back to Daniel's prophecy of the seventy weeks:That prophecy would enable first-century Jews to know that the appearance of the promised Messiah was approaching. The prophecy stated: “From the going forth of the word to restore and to rebuild Jerusalem until Messiah the Leader, there will be seven weeks, also sixty-two weeks.” (Daniel 9:24, 25)…[Read more]

Quote You've missed some vital points in this. According to Matthew the angel rolled the stone away and sat on it. Mary M. was with the other Mary in Matthew when this happened. So how could she see and hear the angel in Matthew but totally miss this in John?Contradiction 1.I have a question. Does the following in any way contradict itself, or…[Read more]

Quote It is worth noting that this prohibition against erasing or defacing Names of God applies only to Names that are written in some kind of permanent form, and recent rabbinical decisions have held that writing on a computer is not a permanent form, thus it is not a violation to type God's Name into a computer and then backspace over it or cut…[Read more]

Quote They were all there but it is futile to discuss this with you because you will not actually address my last post on the resurrection contradictions.–towshab.Check page 20.

I deleted this post because I was just trying to repost the last one better. it didn't work.

Quote They were all there but it is futile to discuss this with you because you will not actually address my last post on the resurrection contradictions.–Towshab.I asked for one actual simple contradiction. Not one that required several paragraphs in which by the end, I don't actually know where the contradiction is. You would think if there…[Read more]

Quote Is it all a fantasy? Only G-d knows at this point. Perhaps there was a Jesus perhaps not. Again no historical record of a man who rose from the dead, fed thousands at a time with a few loaves and fish, healed many, turned the sky dark for 3 hours, caused the dead to raise and appear to many when he died, and then ascended into heaven. Surely…[Read more]

ISAIAH 11:1“And there must go forth a twig out of the stump of Jes′se; and out of his roots a sprout will be fruitful.”ISAIAH 53:2“And he will come up like a twig before one, and like a root out of waterless land. No stately form does he have, nor any splendor; and when we shall see him, there is not the appearance so that we should desire him.”…[Read more]

Quote The reason is that the Torah forbids us from pronouncing the four-letter Name of HaShem in other than ritual contexts, Please show where the Torah “forbids us from pronouncing” the name that God's people pronounced for thousands of years.If God put his name in there 7000 times, does this not suggest he wants us to use it, even as he commands…[Read more]

This is often cluttered. You attempt to show many contradictions in this account. Please just show me one. Just one. Quote the two scriptures. explain why they are contradictions. Could you please do this. Just one. It shouldn't be a problem, if there are so many.

Quote In Luke we find this——————–Luk 24:10 It was Mary Magdalene, and Joanna, and Mary the mother of James, and other women that were with them, which told these things unto the apostles.Luk 24:11 And their words seemed to them as idle tales, and they believed them not.Luk 24:12 Then arose Peter, and ran unto the sepulchre; and…[Read more]

Quote This is where Matthew’s account comes into play. According to that account the women including Mary M. saw an angel on the outside of the tomb sitting on the rolled away stone. This angel told that that Jesus had risen and that he was going to meet the disciples. If that is true how can Mary M. say that Jesus was taken away and that she d…[Read more]

Quote Of the Christian translations, the following translate the phrase 'a son of man': NASB, Darby, ERV, WEB, YLT, CEV, ESV, RSV, NIV, and HNV. There may be more but that is all I can find on the web. There is no definite article in the Hebrew and there certainly are no capital letters!Therefore the verse should read like thisDan 7:13 I saw in…[Read more]

Yes, he was a prophet, like Moses. One example: MOSES:EXODUS 34:28“And he continued there with Jehovah forty days and forty nights. He ate no bread and he drank no water. And he proceeded to write upon the tablets the words of the covenant, the Ten Words.” JESUS:MATTHEW 4:2“After he had fasted forty days and forty nights, then…[Read more]

Quote Quote (david @ Oct. 29 2007,01:54)QuoteThese wise men, or magis, where not Jewish but pagan. Why would pagan magicians want to WORSHIP a Jewish messiah? I'll tell you. Because he was a pagan messiah not a Jewish messiah.You have some research to do. The word “proskyneo” doesn't have to mean worship. In fact, “worship” is not it's primary…[Read more]

Here, let me give you an example of an actual true contradiction: It was a tradition of the Jews to avoid using God's name altogether. They stopped all mention of him. No longer using God's Divine Name, they no longer used it in their prayers, even making it a sin to say his name out loud. They considered it “blasphemy” to utter the…[Read more]

Apparently, you aren't allowed to swear on this site.

A similar supposed contradiction to Towshab's two angels-one angel at the tomb is the number of times the #### crowed.Since Matthew, Luke, and John mention only one cockcrowing, while Mark quotes Jesus as saying:“Truly I say to you, You today, yes, this night, before a #### crows twice, even you will disown me three times.” —Mr 14:30, 72.He repea…[Read more]

Belief in Messiah's arrival was nurtured among the Jews for centuries. Yet, when Jesus of Nazareth came, most Jews ultimately rejected him as Messiah. To the Jewish mind, Jesus did not live up to expectations.Among Jews the term “Messiah” came to stand for a descendant of King David who would usher in a glorious rule. (2 Samuel 7:12, 13) By…[Read more]

Have you ever read two biographies about the same famous person? If so, have you noticed that these biographies will differ without being necessarily contradictory? Often, it is because of the writer’s personal impressions or the sources he has used. It also depends on what the author feels is important to relate in his presentation, the angle h…[Read more]