GE:3:15 the fast-track verse to understanding the Bible.

notice how many people are replying to your thread.

try going to :
joelosteen.com

printsinthesand.com

iwalkwithhim.org

fairytaletalk.com

there are many sites where you can go and talk about baby jesus...
leave god and jesus crap and your stupid bible off GLP

this is for conspiracies, not to talk about religion

So you don't know who the beloved disciple is in other words.

The advice about taking the 'pros/flaws' to the religious sites would seem to be a doomed task before it even begins as I doubt they would admit it even if they were aware of it themselves. Under that condition this would be the right place to bring up that topic would it not?

You do know what admitting that the 'beloved disciple' was a woman would pretty much tank all the various Churches that operate today. (as businesses rather than places to be come enlightened about God)

It should be enough to point out a few of the biggest instances rather than the whole list as it is rather lengthy.


That being said, the theme that 'we' have to put on the thinking cap of a person who was alive during the Scribes time rather than the Scribe was confused as hell about what he was writing because the words would only make sense to people who had a certain level of knowledge about 'the real world'.
This is an example that shows that it is our knowledge that is to be used when 'reading any passage in the book'. The first reference below lists all the nations on the earth as being 'selected' for the punishment that comes later in the chapter. The point to hang onto is it includes 'all nations' according to our level of understanding rather than 'back in the day'.

The 2nd reference is to an area of the world that will be given to Satan and the Beast to do with as they will. That same area will become the area that will be under the violence that happens later in that chapter. The seals prophecy is also meant to be viewed by somebody who has seen a modern globe as they alone would be able to understand that 1/4 of the whole earth is all the land areas of said earth. That knowledge was not available when Revelations was written athough it might have been known prior to the flood.

Jer:25:26:
And all the kings of the north,
far and near,
one with another,
and all the kingdoms of the world,
which are upon the face of the earth:
and the king of Sheshach shall drink after them.

Re:6:8:
And I looked,
and behold a pale horse:
and his name that sat on him was Death,
and Hell followed with him.
And power was given unto them over the fourth part of the earth,
to kill with sword,
and with hunger,
and with death,
and with the beasts of the earth.

Last Edited by Wayfaring Stranger on 05/09/2016 05:46 PM

Is it religion or ancient history when Ge:1 is promoted as taking 4B years to unfold?

Is it religion or history to say that when 360 days is mentioned in a time that is rated 1,000 years per day that it is actually referencing 360,000 years rather than 1 year lasting 360 days?

One of the better one is that God doesn't exist as we cannot find proof. The part that makes that 'illogical' is that from the doubting Thomas story it is specified that an era of belief without proof was about to begin. (Luke:21:24 and the 'time of the Gentiles' is still in effect and that only changes when the two witnesses beging doing Moses like things and from there it is 3 1/2 years until Christ with an unsheathed sword arrives. (rather than it being a 'baby Jesus' kind of moment)

the horses describe matrix constructs of the watchers.