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Praise God to the many who understand the immeasurable value of Religious Freedom. CB offers a platform upon which all may share their beliefs, often which are as divided as the East from the West, while asking only that respectful, Christlike exchange of ideas be maintained. Tactful criticism...

"Know therefore and understand, that from the going forth of the commandment to restore and to build Jerusalem unto Messiah the prince..." - Daniel 9:25 KJV There are three decrees in the book of Ezra (and a supposed "decree" in Nehemiah) to which people point as the fulfillment of this most...

True True True Saying "yes" to Nehemiah's request for a leave of absence is not a "command to restore and to build Jerusalem". Saying "yes" to a request for toll free travel is not a "command to restore and to build Jerusalem". Saying "yes" to Nehemiah's request for timber and a directive...

Question: Did Gabriel say, "From the going forth of Nehemiah's wish list..."? Answer: No, he said, "From the going forth of the commandment to restore and to build Jerusalem..." Question: Was there a commandment to restore or build anything in Nehemiah 2? Answer: No, only a royal grant of a...

There is no "command" to restore or build anything in Nehemiah 2 - only a grant of timber and toll free travel. The Ezra 7 decree is what fulfills Daniel 9:25.

Why would I want anything from Nehemiah when I've repeatedly told you his words mean nothing? Did Gabriel tell us to look for the words of a cupbearer or a decree from a king? If any people are on record for ignoring the Word of God, it's ancient Israel...over and over we read, "And Israel did...

You want Daniel 9:25 to say, "From the going forth of Nehemiah's wish list..." but it never will. That "yes" wasn't a "command to rebuild the city" - it was "permission" for a leave of absence. I'll Cashapp you $1,000 dollars if you can find in Nehemiah where the king says "I command for...

A city requires INFRASTRUCTURE - without which there is no city. After the Ezra 7 decree, the Bible says the Persian kings were fully aware and in support of God's "extension of mercy" by giving Israel "a wall in Judah and in Jerusalem". Ezra 7 absolutely is a command to "restore and to build...

And you're willfully blind to what you want to be blind. And I'll keep reminding everyone that Artaxerxes' command to reestablish the departments of Education, Justice, Police, and Penal Corrections ain't got a thing to do with the temple, and that Ezra thanked God for "a wall" long before...

I repeatedly ask you what does the reestablishment of Israel's departments of Education, Justice, Police, and Penal Corrections have to do with the temple? You can't answer because you know the answer: they have NOTHING to do with temple business. Except Ezra 7 not only commands the...

Did you miss the part where Artaxerxes commanded the establishment of the departments of Education, Justice, Police, and Penal Corrections? That's municipal business, not temple business. The command was to provide timber - NOTHING about commanding the rebuilding of Jerusalem - which is why you...

Did you miss the part about where the king commands the establishment of the departments of Education, Justice, Police, and Penal Corrections, as well as Ezra's thanks to God for putting it in the heart of the king to give them "a wall in Judah and Jerusalem"? I don't think you missed it...you...

Eternally Grateful, why won't you address Ezra's thanksgiving to God for "a wall in Judah and in Jerusalem" after the Ezra 7 decree went forth, long before Nehemiah 2? Why won't you address the fact that the reestablishment of Israel's Departments of Education, Justice, Police, and Penal...

No. That's why I don't point to any requests of Ezra, unlike you who keeps pointing to Nehemiah's request. I don't claim there is a command in Neh 6 or 7. Correct. WRONG. There is absolutely a command to restore and build Jerusalem in Ezra 7..unless you think restoration of Jerusalem's...

The people who occupy the ancient land of Israel ain't Abraham's descendants...they're descendants of the pagan Khazarian Empire which hijacked Judaism after Judah and the slight remains of Benjamin were carried away in 70 A.D. While the men were castrated or sent to slave away in mines or ships...

Did Gabriel didn't tell Daniel, "Know and understand that from the going forth of the request of Nehemiah"? If you'd focus on DECREES and ignore REQUESTS, you'd see that the Nehemiah 2 decree is merely a subsidy for timber, period, while the Ezra 7 decree is the only one comprehensive enough to...

1. Why do you insist on extrapolating what is nothing more than a mere royal subsidy of timber to the status of "command for the rebuilding of Jerusalem"? 2. Why did Ezra thank God for "a wall in Judah and in Jerusalem" after the Ezra 7 decree if a wall wasn't authorized until Nehemiah? THERE...

Ezra already thanked God for "a wall in Judah and Jerusalem" and your choice to hurl insults instead of addressing that serves the community well in proving how inept are your ideas.

I don't care if Nehemiah asked to rebuild the city, the gates, the wall, the subway, the airport, city hall, MetroPlex theatre, and the flippin Taco Bell. Gabriel said from the going forth of the king's commandment - not the wishlist of Nehemiah. Understand? Ezra 7 is the only kingly...