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Originally posted by Badgered1
Moses led his people from Egypt into the desert for 40 years to the promised land. Would that be Israel?
230 miles give or take. Forty years.
Something seems off.
No wonder they got bored. No wonder they nearly starved to death.
230 miles in forty years.
Massive undertaking.
Originally posted by NOTurTypical
Originally posted by Badgered1
Moses led his people from Egypt into the desert for 40 years to the promised land. Would that be Israel?
230 miles give or take. Forty years.
Something seems off.
No wonder they got bored. No wonder they nearly starved to death.
230 miles in forty years.
Massive undertaking.
God ran them around in the desert until the entire population died off except the 12 who said they would enter the land. God was pissed, he said they would die, but their children would enter the promised land. He had a right to be pissed, Moshe entered into the covenant with God and the people in Exodus 20 and by Exodus 24 they'd already broken it and a new one would have to be made.
Originally posted by NOTurTypical
reply to post by Badgered1
Your god loves us. We suffer a lot, but that's all part of the plan. Your god enjoys misery.
No, God doesn't minimize pain and maximize pleasure. Look elsewhere for that. Perhaps "Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the law? There's a god you're looking for.
That's not very forgiving. That's not very loving. That's abusive.
Originally posted by NOTurTypical
reply to post by SeedofAbraham
There is also an untranslated aleph and tav in Genesis 1:1 right after "God", Elohim. Good job brother.
"In the beginning, God (the aleph and the tav), created the heavens and the Earth." Genesis 1;1
"And then they shall look upon Me, (the aleph and the tav), whom they have pierced." Isaiah
Aleph and the tav (Hebrew) = the Alpha and the Omega (Greek)
Originally posted by SeedofAbraham
Originally posted by NOTurTypical
reply to post by SeedofAbraham
There is also an untranslated aleph and tav in Genesis 1:1 right after "God", Elohim. Good job brother.
"In the beginning, God (the aleph and the tav), created the heavens and the Earth." Genesis 1;1
"And then they shall look upon Me, (the aleph and the tav), whom they have pierced." Isaiah
Aleph and the tav (Hebrew) = the Alpha and the Omega (Greek)
B-reish't bara Elohiym ET ,correct, the untranslated Aleph Tav is after Elohiym
the passage and then they shall look upon Aleph Tav, whom they pierced is in Zechariah 12:10
Him is not in the Hebrew, here chosen as a substitue for the untranslated Aleph -Tav , the First and the Last, the one who created everything
Yeshua haMashiyach
Originally posted by allprowolfy
From what I gathered was God's only true work was the ten commandments on a tablet. However, once Moses went down the mountain and had seen that his pasture-students, where praising a cow, he had many individuals killed.
So in a nutshell, how can your hypothesis be correct, and genuine, as God never printed, he bestowed his literature on a tablet
All else falls into mans hands, and we all know what powerful, autocracies like to do to keep the sheep in check, now do we not