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they will consult the idols and the spirits of the dead, the mediums and the spiritists.
Originally posted by arpgme
reply to post by EnochWasRight
Have you ever thought, maybe these bible "prophecies" are being fulfilled because people actually BELIEVE in them and are trying to MAKE them happen because of the "Good" stuff that is supposed to happen at the end (Return of Christ/Messiah - then eternal bliss in Heaven)?
King Khufu's Life and Reign
Details of his life are sketchy. We know his parents were King Sneferu and Queen Hetepheres I, benevolent rulers, whose reign make his, appear even crueler in comparison.
Khufu reigned from about 2609 BC to 2584 BC, even though some sources like the Greek historian Herodotus confer him 50 years or more of supremacy; he had three main wives (Queen Merityetes II, Queen Senti -his sister - and Queen Henutsen), nine sons(two – Djedefre and Khafre – who would become king) and 15 daughters (one would be Queen Hetepheres II) . He built the Great Pyramid, led armed expeditions to Sinai, Libya and Nubia and was ruthless. That’s it.
The tales of his cruelty had been around since his reign and were well known throughout Egypt when Herodotus wrote about it a little over 2,000 years later.
suite101.com...
the police that killed people during the revolution are being freed, by the judges so guess what...to keep the revolution pure....the president wants these people sentanced..and so do most egyptians but the manipulation in the local and international news...saying he is grabbing power like mubarak...is out of touch, dangerous and wrong
Ayman Abdul Waham, a political expert at Al Ahram Center for Political and Strategic Studies, said there is “no way” that Egypt will transform into an Islamic nation like the Islamic Republic of Iran, citing qualities of moderation, liberalism, tolerance he said characterize the Arab World’s largest nation.
“Those who attempt to transform Egypt into an Islamic state are unaware that the country’s mosaic and its cultural diversity will reject that,” Abdul Waham said.
Advocates of political Islam in Egypt are “so eager” to turn Egypt into an Islamic nation, he said, adding that civil and liberal powers will stand firm to prevent this from happening.
But the political expert admitted that liberal movements, unlike the Muslim Brotherhood Movement, are divided and that this has given Islamists the upper hand in the Egyptian scene.
“Indications show that the liberal and civil powers are becoming more organized, probably having seen the Muslim Brotherhood trying to dominate the country,” Abdul Wahab said, adding that “once the liberal, secular and other civil powers become fully coherent; there will be balance in Egypt’s political formula.”
Originally posted by Deetermined
It's not just the international news media that's accusing Morsi of a power grab. You've heard of Twitter, right?
Here's what a political expert in Cairo has to say...
Advocates of political Islam in Egypt are “so eager” to turn Egypt into an Islamic nation, he said, adding that civil and liberal powers will stand firm to prevent this from happening.
We can only hope that the current unrest will sway Morsi to back down....again. Apparently, he's had to do it a few times already and he doesn't like it, but I guess it depends on how bold he's willing to become.
As stated above, "advocates of political Islam in Egypt are "so eager" to turn Egypt into an Islamic nation". Let's wait and see just how eager they really are.
Can the liberal and civil powers keep them in check? It remains to be seen!
Originally posted by DarkKnight21
Mohamed Morsi definitely fits the credentials for being the "fierce king" spoken of in Isaiah.
Just take a look at his recent track record: undermining the power of judicial review in Egypt after the Gaza truce.
Replacing high-ranking generals with Muslim Brotherhood generals. People are even calling him Pharaoh now.
The man who claims "Jerusalem will be our capitol, Allah willing" is now one step closer to being a dictator.edit on 11/25/2012 by DarkKnight21 because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by thePharaoh
yes..social media...again!...backed up by MSM and nutterz like you.
if you notice...its only troublemakers (from any faith) that get "attacked"
but...unlike what your hoping....he is acting as a president not a.... "mozlim"
once again...sounds like you want to tempt fate
how come you dont complain about extreme right wing, jewish run isreal....
so you DO want a civil war... i get you now
tempt fate...but it might be yours that changes!
- "hamas are getting weapons from iran"....BS..there are many sympathisers before you get as far as iran. lol
- "ahmedilijad wants to wipe isreal off the earth"..BS...thats not what he said...and it was in the 1980s
- "jerusalem, will be our capital"...BS...as a muslim..mecca is....as an egyptian cairo is....what muslim want jerusalum????
Originally posted by Deetermined
Sorry, I don't use social media, but I guess you think that ElBaradei is a nutter.
I'm not sure I've figured out who you consider to the the "troublemakers" in this scenario (other than the media). So, who EXACTLY are the troublemakers in your opinion?
So, why did he give himself power over the judiciary?
How am I tempting fate by noticing the increased verbage and use of the term "political Islam" in the Middle East? You haven't noticed it?
The Jews aren't going around killing other Jews. However, the Muslims are going around killing other Muslims every day! We only have to look at Syria to know what the Middle East would look like...even without Israel in it!
No. Does Morsi? He's the one creating the great divide over there right now.
Do you care to explain how I'm the one tempting fate? What is your definition of fate? What do you think the fate of Egypt will be?
Originally posted by Deetermined
reply to post by thePharaoh
You've obviously never done any research on these topics, have you? It's clear. You're just repeating what you've heard, so why should we take anything you say seriously? You might want to start backing up your claims with links so people might start to believe you.
- "hamas are getting weapons from iran"....BS..there are many sympathisers before you get as far as iran. lol
- "ahmedilijad wants to wipe isreal off the earth"..BS...thats not what he said...and it was in the 1980s
- "jerusalem, will be our capital"...BS...as a muslim..mecca is....as an egyptian cairo is....what muslim want jerusalum????
Originally posted by thePharaoh
baradei is the most bitter, trouble making, pensioner you can meet
hes just upset that he isnt president after mubarak
they just let free, police who were murderes during the revolution....for the third time
plus they are corrupt dudes who
dont sentance anyone from the old regime
and aided and abbetted mubaraks outing....you tell me who they represent...the law isnt a living enitity.(/quote]
my sister lives there....whats happening is the muslim brotherhood are getting their heads kicked` in and offices burnt down....
BTW- helping hamas was not political islam...it was humanity concerns
you honestly think its muslims killing muslims....are you sure?
not arabs killing arabs?
the syrians "rebels" wrent muslims...they wre political refugees paid to go back and fight
same with the libyans
over 80% of the popular vote a divide....save it for romney lol
According to official results, Morsi took 51.7 percent of the vote while Shafik received 48.3.[7]
Originally posted by Deetermined
Only because everyone's starting to see what the Muslim Brotherhood is trying to do behind the scenes.
but it's not going to keep the Muslim Brotherhood from trying.
Yes. In the case of Syria, I think the Muslim Brotherhood is waiting in the wings to take over Syria and make it an Islamic state, regardless of what the other Arabs want. We'll have to wait and see.
The Arab Syrians will be the next Palestinians.
There was talk of Libya becoming an Islamic state back in August 2011, but the final outcome remains to be seen.
According to official results, Morsi took 51.7 percent of the vote while Shafik received 48.3.[7]
Originally posted by thePharaoh
what muslim want jerusalum????