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Originally posted by LeoVirgoI wonder though, what if proof came about that they were both Egyptian...mabey that would make everyone realize, in some way, they are truly brothers fighting against brothers.
If Abraham was Egyptian, some argue that we was... and if Sarah did have the Pharoahs baby, this would make Isaac and Ishimel both Egyptian blood...even though they are displayed in the bible as brothers having the same father, I dont think many think that it is possible that they both have Egyptian blood.
Originally posted by letthereaderunderstand
Originally posted by LeoVirgo
reply to post by smallpeeps
And the Christ, everyone...is about to be on the cross. This is no joke.
"Forgive them father for they KNOW NOT WHAT THEY DO"
"The son of man is about to be given in to the hands of sinful men"
The Christ is innocent of the death They receive
I can't spell it out any clearer.
Peace
Dude you are so late the whole betrayal of Christ thing happened on November 6, 2005. I'll just say that it didn't turn out how the bad guys wanted. Bush may be Judas, but Judas only did what he was instructed to by Jesus. The betrayal was a set-up and the fools took the bait.
What's about to happen instead is the version of the story where the King conquers! Hold on to your hats; you've got 1 week left.
[edit on 6-10-2008 by bruxfain]
Originally posted by letthereaderunderstand
reply to post by bruxfain
I didn't say it had not happened and don't mind being late. We all receive the same wage.
Peace to you
Originally posted by LeoVirgo
To those that wonder why I am so bent on these ideas...it also pertains to my mothers near death experience this past June. I am getting ready to post a thread about it, but wanted to post a link to it here first, for it has some to do with Ra, Abraham, Sarah and Isaac.
Originally posted by letthereaderunderstand
reply to post by bruxfain
I guess that would depend on if one believes he is raised on the third day or not. That, as you know, is not my judgment to make only to say, Repent for the Kingdom is at hand.
I have gone forward to my neck, and it is by his will alone should I be saved. I have no trust in myself. I am a sinner worthy of death and a beggar at his feet.
Peace
Some delicate vases are made of very brittle stone such as schist (like a flint) and yet are finished, turned and polished, to a flawless paper thin edge - an extraordinary feat of craftsmanship.
At least one piece is so flawlessly turned that the entire bowl (about 9" in diameter, fully hollowed out including an undercut of the 3in opening in the top) balances perfectly (the top rests horizontally when the bowl is placed on a glass shelf) on a round tipped bottom no bigger than the size and shape of the tip of a hen's egg !
This requires that the entire bowl have a symmetrical wall thickness without any substantial error! (With a base area so tiny - less than .15 " sq - any asymmetry in a material as dense as granite would produce a lean in the balance of the finished piece.) This kind of skill will raise the eyebrows of any machinist. To produce such a piece in clay would be very impressive. In granite it is incredible.
Other pieces turned out of granite, porphory or basalt are fully hollowed with narrow undercut flared openings, and some even have long necks. Since we have yet to reproduce such pieces it is safe to say that the techniques or machinery they employed to produce these bowls has yet to be replicated.