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  1. Eliyahu613

    The messiah didn't come yet.

    Bs"d So you admit that the most important part of this prophecy is not fulfilled. And also that one is unquestionable not fulfilled. And by the way, that part about "whose goings forth are from of old, from everlasting.'" just doesn't exist: Days of eternity
  2. Eliyahu613

    The messiah didn't come yet.

    Bs"d The NT is written after the death of JC. So those supposed NT prophecies are written after the fact. And that of course disqualifies them as prophecies. Prophecies are about thing to happen in the future, not in the past. And we have very strong predictions coming true, even until...
  3. Eliyahu613

    The messiah didn't come yet.

    Bs"d So show me where the prophecies that the messiah is going to die and be resurrected.
  4. Eliyahu613

    The messiah didn't come yet.

    Bs"d The logic of the above statement totally eludes me. Please explain.
  5. Eliyahu613

    The messiah didn't come yet.

    Bs"d Dennis puts his finger on the sore spot. The point of contention is not so much whether or not JC was the messiah, but the fact that he is declared divine, and he is worshiped. Because that is idolatry. Being wrong about the identity of the messiah is no big deal, I don't think you...
  6. Eliyahu613

    Psalm 22

    Bs"d What percentage of the people could read in those days you think? Besides that, Hebrew was not the going language, so most didn't speak it, and the vast majority couldn't read it. Only the rabbis could read it, and they were not going to convert to Christianity.
  7. Eliyahu613

    Psalm 22

    Bs"d If only the first century believers would have been able to read Hebrew, then the problem wouldn't have got started.
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    Psalm 22

    Bs"d NOWHERE in the whole Hebrew Bible is a virgin birth to be found. That is only found in pagan mythology. Isaiah 7 does NOT speak about the birth of the messiah. It gives a sign to king Achaz, who lived 700 years before JC. So it cannot have any bearing on JC. Read here what is...
  9. Eliyahu613

    Psalm 22

    Bs"d Giving a wrong translation because you yourself are quoting a wrong translation is also mistranslating.
  10. Eliyahu613

    Psalm 22

    Bs"d In that case, Matthew goes wrong by quoting a wrong translation. And the LXX is not a reliable document. Here are a few excerpts from the online Catholic Encyclopedia, here to be found: CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Home from the entry "Septuagint" which show the reliability of the LXX...
  11. Eliyahu613

    Psalm 22

    Bs"d And in that quote he mistranslated it. Here is what is going on in Isaiah 7: Isaiah 7
  12. Eliyahu613

    God is probably more than three?

    Bs"d Nowhere in the Bible, also not in Matt 28:19, is a triune God to be found. All over the Bible it says that God is one. https://sites.google.com/view/he-is-one/home
  13. Eliyahu613

    God is probably more than three?

    Bs"d Psalm 2 speaks of King David. He is the anointed one, (messiah means "anointed one") see I Sam 16:12-13. Here David is anointed by the priest and prophet Samuel, something that never happened with Jesus, he was never anointed by a prophet or priest, but only by a sinful woman, which of...