Originally posted by Lastday Prophet
yes the bible is man written, but it is also GOD inspired.
No offense, but you might want to study HOW the Bible was put together. If it was God inspired, then God forgot to tell everyone to come into some
agreement about what was to be there. It took over 100 years to come to agreement -- and then was heavily edited over the centuries (including by
Martin Luther, who removed some of the books in the Protestant Bible.
You'd think God would have them get it right on the first edit.
The fact that the structure that Solomon was built from blocks, some as large as 15 feet, it took 20 years to build and that it sits in the
midst of Egypt as
Beg to differ, here. Jerusalem is NOT in the middle of Egypt. Or anywhere near Egypt. The Temple was built in Zion (also called Jerusalem) -- as it
says in the Bible.
recorded in the bible, it also was "High" and the fact that the coffer in the Kings chamber is the same size as the Ark Of The
Covenant
Not unless the Pharoah was a midget. The Ark measures two cubits and a half in length, a cubit and a half in breadth, and a cubit and a half in
height. The Biblical cubit is about 18", meaning the Pharoah would have to be much smaller than 3 feet tall.
(here's a converter that includes cubits in the options (scroll down lots))
www.infoplease.com...
... and then you add in all the measurements of this Sanctuary that refer to the dimensions of the Earth it becomes clear that GOD's hand was
involved in it's construction and location.
Cite some measurements, please... REAL measurements.
The Bible tells the whole story of what really happened, even to the point of telling why it became Desolate.[Edited on 24-3-2004 by Lastday
Prophet]
If you're speaking of the "abomination of desolation" you need to go back and reread those Biblical phrases. Matthew says: "So when you see
standing in the Holy Place "the abomination that causes desolation," spoken of through the prophet Daniel, let the reader understand - then let
those who are in Judea flee to the mountains." (Matthew 24:15-16)
Note it says "Judea." Nobody in Egypt was going to see anything happening in Judea.
Daniel says: "His armed forces will rise up to desecrate the Temple and will abolish the daily sacrifice. Then they will set up the abomination that
causes desolation. With flattery he will corrupt those who have violated the covenant, but the people who know their God will firmly resist him."
(Daniel 11:31-32)
There were never any daily sacrifices in the pyramid at Giza OR in the Sphynx. We have good records of the Egyptians and what they offered at the
*MANY* funeral chapels in front of the Pyramids, and sacrificing bulls and sheep wasn't among it.
The pyramids aren't isolated and buried in the desert. They're across the river from Cairo, a very easy journey, and the whole area has been
constantly occupied and lived in and around ever since before the pyramids were built.
And they were built over a long period of time. Nor are there just three at the Giza complex.