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The most vivid and detailed prediction about the sufferings of the Messiah is the prophecy of Isaiah, which occupies one and a half chapters of his book (the end of the 52nd and all of the 53rd). This prophecy contains such details of the sufferings of Christ, that the reader gets the impression that the prophet Isaiah wrote it at the foot of Golgotha, even though, as we know, the prophet Isaiah lived over seven centuries BC. We present here this prophecy.
Originally posted by agoodshot
many things do not make sense to men
Originally posted by Qoelet
Not a christian or anything...
but that premise is deeply flawed for many reasons...
1. 'God' didn't write the Bible... how can it be perfect when Christians acknowledge that man is imperfect and that the Bible is gods word interpreted by man... ergo flawed
2. Catholic idolotry is no new criticism... there was this thing called the reformation...
3. 'Christendom' doesn't exist.. and I'm pretty sure that Islam is actually the most populous religion on Earth at the mo... just on sheer numbers and geography...
Originally posted by Redge777
reply to post by LDragonFire
You do not accept the world of the spirit, so you do not understand it or know it. If you did the contridictions you claim would disapear.
Your unbelief is your limitation, and why you do not understand.
As it will lead to another statement that does not take into count the world of the spirit.
When you speak to me, you speak as if you live in a 2d world and want me to explain what up and down is. I understand your perspective, I was their once myself. I gleefully look forward to the day when you look up and join with us, all one, in the body of Christ.
God Bless.
Originally posted by agoodshot
Many non Christians have the same problem because they do not understand the doctrine of the trinity
God is one God in 3 different forms
God the Father
God the Son
And God the Holy Spirit