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originally posted by: Ericthedoubter
a reply to: CB328
I'm sure I've read somewhere that the ark of the covenant contains a "speaking helmet",and it also contains god himself.
Which is just a bit peculuar.
originally posted by: notmyrealname
originally posted by: Ericthedoubter
a reply to: CB328
I'm sure I've read somewhere that the ark of the covenant contains a "speaking helmet",and it also contains god himself.
Which is just a bit peculuar.
I think the 'Speaking Helmet' came from a Monty Python skit....
...or the King James version; I can't remember which.
originally posted by: CB328
There are many very strange or unexplainable events in the Christian and Jewish Bibles that many believers today are not very familiar with. Could it be that today's church leaders don't teach them because they aren't familiar with them, don't understand them, or just don't want us to know about them for whatever reason? You be the judge.
My personal belief is that the strange happenings in our religions are proof that either portions of the Bible are embellished or made up, Or that the Gods of the ancient worlds were actually advanced extraterrestrial beings and not Gods at all
That would definitely explain why so much of religion (at least Christianity) is focused on such limited sections of the ancient religious texts, while other parts seem to be never discussed at all
Eve may not have been Adam's first wife. It is said that Adam was first married to Lilith, who may have been a demon (alien?)
Moses found belief in Yahweh from the Midianites of Saudi Arabia
Moses may have been born from incest
Moses built a bronze snake to cure the peoples' snake bites (sounds like an idol to me)
There's no proof that the Exodus ever happened- either in Egyptian records or the archaeological record
Abraham, or Abram as he was originally called, is one of the first and most important leaders or Patriarchs of Judaism, Christianity and Islam.
The modern Christian view of Abraham seems to be that he was a humble shepherd wandering around the Promised land, who was randomly picked by God to become the founder of the Jewish people and Religion
In reality, Abram was not even from Israel, or Canaan, as it was then called. Abraham was from Mesopotamia or Turkey (which Ur he was from is a matter of dispute)
The Arabs claim their descent from Abraham's first son, Ishmael who was born of Sarah's maid
Curiously, after Abraham's wife later gives birth to Isaac, God calls him Abraham's “only son” Genesis 22:2
Abraham wasn't just a shepherd, if he was one at all, he was a warrior and probably a Prince. Abraham fought in the Battle of Nine Kings (Battle of Siddim) Gen. 14:14
He had over 300 warriors at his command and was able to rescue his nephew Lot from the four powerful kings of the East who had captured him
Even Islam claims Abraham as a Patriarch, not only by descendancy through Ishmael, but they also claim that he built the Kabah in Mecca!
Lastly, Abraham along with Isaac, Jacob and their wives were allegedly buried together in a cave in Israel.That cave still exists today and is called the Cave of the Patriarchs. Of course it's closed to the public, so no one can actually prove if they are buried there or not.
Jacob's son Joseph, who the Bible says wore a cloak of many colors and was sold into slavery in Egypt, is also supposed to be buried in Israel.
Jonah, the man the Bible says was swallowed by a whale, also had a tomb in the Middle East and was recognized as a Saint by people there
until ISIS destroyed his tomb last year
Isn't it strange that there are supposed to be actual, physical remains of so many key figures from the Old Testament of the Bible in the Middle East, but Christians aren't told about it? (at least I wasn't) It seems like the only physical evidence from the Bible Christians are supposed to look for is Noah's ark
Maybe they're fake, or maybe churches don't want people to be inspired about Judaism?
Not only did the Hebrews have other Gods and their idols, but they also practiced Divination. One way, was through the mysterious Priestly garment known as the Ephod. It was claimed that through this device priests could obtain counsel from God. One version says that the people could speak questions to the Ephod and it would light up the gems in it as a way of spelling answers. This could only work if two devices called Urim or Thummim were inserted into the device. This sounds like a machine with batteries to me.
Jewish Kings, such as Solomon, had concubines and harems.
King David may have been gay or bisexual.
King Solomon allegedly interacted with Demons and used Magic-
Solomon used forced labor and high taxes to build the great buildings of Israel-
There was a Witch in Canaan who raised a prophet's spirit from the dead for King Saul
Israel may have had Temple prostitutes-
Daniel is said to have proved that a Babylonian idol was not divine, and that its priests used trickery to convince people it was alive
This was left out of the Bible, maybe because they didn't want people to know that religions and gods can be fake?
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