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Originally posted by sk0rpi0n
God indeed devoured and destroyed through Mohammad.
Originally posted by sk0rpi0n
Mohammad was an agent of God, who works through His prophets.
Originally posted by sk0rpi0n
The only enemies Mohammad killed were the enemies in battle and those who broke treaties.
Originally posted by sk0rpi0n
The locations mentioned in Isaiah 42.... "Kedar and the wilderness" are a DIRECT reference to a son of Ishmael... and the wilderness that Ishmael was sent to. Therefore its much more likely that the "inhabitants of the rock" are the people in Arabia who used to carved houses out of mountains (thamud), like in the pictures I posted. Besides Arabia is well within biblical territory... Mt Sinai was in Arabia. So it shouldn't be surprising that God raised a prophet in Arabia.
As for David, he had NOTHING to do with "Kedar and the wilderness" and had nothing to do with the idolaters of that region.
As for Israel being the chosen people... their "chosenness" was only conditional. It depended on Israels obedience. And no nation in the bible has been warned of chastisement more than Israel.
Also it is INSANITY to think the Jews "killing" of Jesus was a fulfillment of priestly duty. Their intention was to kill him and silence him, not to make a ritual human sacrifice to God.... and here you are exalting the "killers" of Jesus?
Originally posted by Deetermined
Originally posted by Aesir26
Properly understanding gematria, Esau עֵשָׂו , value 376 is also Nazar(ene) נשיאיה value 376.
This is important.
How is comparing Esau to Nazarene important?
Re: Arcturus of the constellation Bootes. Bootes is known as the "the Cattleherder/Shepherd" who "gives the boot(e)s" to Serpens Caput ("caput" slang for die; fail; be crushed/ serpens is "serpent)
"He shall bruise you on the head, And you shall bruise him on the heel." (Gen 3:15)
("Jacob" literally means "Heel-Catcher")
Genesis 3:14-15
14 And the Lord God said unto the serpent, Because thou hast done this, thou art cursed above all cattle, and above every beast of the field; upon thy belly shalt thou go, and dust shalt thou eat all the days of thy life:
15 And I will put enmity between thee and the woman, and between thy seed and her seed; it shall bruise thy head, and thou shalt bruise his heel.
Yes, the Bible shows that Jacob's descendants would bruise the heel of Esau's descendants. Same between Isaac and Ishmael.
So, tell me again what your point was?
Esau is the son of Edom, which scholars know to be the "son of Adam", which means, "the son of Man". This is not conjecture, but is indisputably so. All that has been said can be backed up with fact.
Originally posted by Deetermined
reply to post by Aesir26
Esau is the son of Edom, which scholars know to be the "son of Adam", which means, "the son of Man". This is not conjecture, but is indisputably so. All that has been said can be backed up with fact.
What are you trying to imply? I don't understand you.
As for Genesis 27:29, that was fulfilled by 2 Kings 8:20.
Mt. Seir, Esau's land, is "Petra", meaning "The Rock" or foundation upon which the true church is built: "Upon this rock I will build my church; and the gates of hell shall not prevail against it.". See Al Khazneh of Petra.
Jesus
The Greek word for Jesus comprises six letters:
iota = 10, eta = 8, sigma = 200, omicron = 70, upsilon = 400, sigma = 200. Arithmetic sum = 888.
This is intriguing. The number 8 in scripture denotes a new beginning and Jesus gave new birth to mankind. Also, triple 8 could imply a new beginning given by a triune God, through Jesus.
There is more support for a special significance of 888. Consider the following phrases:
"The Founder" and "I am the Life". Each phrase can be closely associated with Jesus and, amazingly, each sums to 888 in Greek! Also, 888 = 37 × 24. Now 37 denotes "Word of God" or simply "God" and 24 denotes “priesthood”. So Jesus is the Word of God, Divine and our High Priest all in one!
One of the intriguing aspects of Bible gematria is the way it links both Hebrew and Greek text.
Consider the phrase "the salvation of our God" in Ps 98.3. In Hebrew this is "Yeshoth Elohenu" which sums to 888! The number points the reader of Psalms to Jesus!
He was an agent of someone alright. But it wasn't God. He was an agent FOR HIMSELF and his own glorification.
You must have missed one of the other verses I posted earlier.
Isaiah 16:1
I think I've already proven that he did based on the definitions I gave you above and in earlier posts.
As far as I know, we haven't reached a point yet where Israel has been robbed and spoiled and NO ONE wanted to restore it, so we could be looking at future events here.
Their choseness was not conditional, he made them to be what they were, that was the entire reason for him choosing them.
Not insanity at all, how many times do i have to show you Isaiah 53 until you begin to understand it? How many times do you have to read Genesis 22 and see that Isaac was made to carry the wood he was to be offered up on (as Jesus carried his cross) but Abraham said God would provide a sacrifice of his own.
Dump your lying book of Quran, THAT is your reason for confusion. You CANNOT serve 2 masters. Hot or cold skorpie, you can't say yes to Jesus and yes to Satan, choose one or the other, if you choose both Jesus will spew you out of his mouth and out of his kingdom as if he never knew you. Muhammad or Jesus skorpie thats your choices. Choose God or a man.
Peter is a common masculine given name. It is derived, via Latin "petra", from the Greek word πέτρος (petros) meaning "stone" or "rock".
As for Jesus and Mohammad.. they were both prophets who called for the worship of One God. I can learn from BOTH. As for the Koran, it confirms Jesus as the messiah... so when you insult the Koran, you are directly insulting the revelation that Jesus was the messiah given to the Ishmaelites.
Hey, if you don't want to look up all of the verses in the Bible explaining where the "wilderness" is, that's your problem.
If you want to ignore the first four verses that describe the characteristics of the servant, that don't come close to describing Muhammad, that's your problem.
If you want to ignore the fact that there is absolutely no prophecy relating to Muhammad in the Old Testament, that's your problem. Just because you want to make it so by pointing out one verse in Isaiah 42, doesn't make it so.
You know, like the one that says that God/Jesus is going to restore Israel,