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Good point, Strong. The first thing to do with this saying is to see how the NT uses it. Maybe the great and terrible day is different from what we were thinking.
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Hanni,
where is the Daniel prediction of a prediction?
there is the WHOLE house of Israel,Jacob and Israel
Jacob and Israel a nation divided
All their needs God provided
Jacob to the north 10 tribes strong
Israel to the south 2 tribes strong
Ephraim was scattered, and never returnedIsrael came back or so it seemed
Jacob lost, never redeemed?
if that is true, then Christians bewareThe end is near and our nation is falling
Jacob Jacob Jacob, your God is calling
Israel to the north, 10 tribes scatteredJacobs plagues will come in one day
The furnace of affliction is on the way
Fast and weep and mourn and pray
God is calling before that day
Jacob to the north 10 tribes strong
Israel to the south 2 tribes strong
Ephraim and Judah will be re-unitedThe furnace of affliction brings forth gold
The people turn to God as in the days of old
Two rise up from the fire
Jacob and Israel they inspire
Jacob is Israel and Judah togetherJacob and Israel sing a new song
Jacob and Israel 12 tribes strong
there is the WHOLE house of Israel,
which references all 12 tribes (both houses)
which is JACOB
then there is the house of Israel,
sometimes referred to by Ephraim (it's largest tribe),
which is the 10 tribes to the north
and there is the house of Judah
the southern 2 tribes (Benjamin stuck with them)
I can rhyme too, i'll show ya...
(just off the top of my head, addressing the errors in this poem)
Jacob's the patriarch, of ALL 12 tribes.
he had 12 sons, but only 2 wives.
Ephraim was scattered, and never returned
but Judah came back, for Messiah's turn
but Judah was naughty, wicked and bad
so God made them leave the land that they had
eventually tho, they were allowed to return
setting things up for Messiah's next turn
now all through the earth, we can be grafted in
through Ephraim's harlotry, and Judah's sin
if that is true, then Christians beware
for Jacob is BOTH houses, and together we're a pair
Israel to the north, 10 tribes scattered
Judah to the south, 2 tribes tattered
Ephraim and Judah will be re-united
and grafted in gentiles can get excited
Jacob is Israel and Judah together
eventually "we" shall be gathered all together!
Try using logic and sticking to the context, Dan chpts 8 and 11's context is the Greek lil horn. It's the Greek lil horn that places the abomination, scatters the power of the holy people, and ends the daily sacrifices. It's not a Nubian leader.It's the last thing said in the book of Daniel.
Daniel goes through explaining the Arab spring, the fall of the throne of Egypt for the first time in History, the Libyans and Ethiopians at his feet.
A Nubian ruler becomes the ruler of the most powerful nation in the world and Daniel says he is a foreigner to this country he rules.
This evil ruler takes the wealth of this nations and divides the spoil among the common people so that they will support him and he ruins the country.
In those days there is a false prophecy of the end of the world given and this prophecy fails. The failure of this prophecy cause many to lose faith in God, but then the end does come.
What is the job of the prophet for the last days?
A person is to Herald Camping, because the prophets say that if you are not found camping in your booth in the last days, you die.
I have been Heralding Camping for over a decade before Harold came along, and I had to grin at his name.
My Jewish Tanakh has footnotes as to what the Jewish understanding of Daniel's scripture means.
They say somebody predicts the end of days, and it fails.
It says, '' other time predictions are added{calculated from the failed prediction}, pushing the expected end slightly later than those that have come before. It is possible that the failure of the end to come prompted two successive adjustments.''
That's exactly what happened, those who watched saw, and many started counting by what Harold had done.
Those who watch what happened when Harold came saw what happened with the Volcano and the smoke, and the city of Job, the whirlwind, and the rip in the earth that is seen from space.
The bride literally vanished in the smoke, but who saw it?
Try using logic and sticking to the context, Dan chpts 8 and 11's context is the Greek lil horn. It's the Greek lil horn that places the abomination, scatters the power of the holy people, and ends the daily sacrifices. It's not a Nubian leader.
It should be a crime to print unfactual things concerning scripture, punishable by 50 stripes.
You're spreading false doctrine. Isa and Ez's prophecy is pre Babylon, Daniel's is post Babylon.I take the Nubian part from Isaiah concerning the last days and what happens to Egypt, and put it with the fall of Egypt in Daniel because it's the same last days, showing what happens.
Isaiah 18-19 and further shows the last days and details what happens in Egypt.
Ezekiel goes along with it.
I could put it in more detail, but I doubt that would make a difference.
Sorry if I have offended you.
You're spreading false doctrine. Isa and Ez's prophecy is pre Babylon, Daniel's is post Babylon.
Daniel 11 is Daniel 9's context, the Greek horns.
The fact out weighs opinions.It's ok if you have your own opinion, I don't mind.
But I have an opinion also.
Try accepting the facts. Do you know anyone in 2000 yrs of history that looked at the prophets as a whole?My opinion is formed by looking at the prophets as a whole.
You don't even know who the ruler is, muchless the context.I keep in mind what happens in the last days when reading any Prophet of the last days.
Here is what happens, Egyptians, Assyrians, and Israelis become one people after Egypt falls from an evil ruler.
That's because you ignore the context and can't interpret the prophecy. That happened post Babylon captivity.The 3 become one.
They become one because Egyptians and Assyrians go through a Passover, and become like Israelis.
The Orthodox Jews talk about these Egyptians and Assyrians saying that they must be Jews mixed into those nations because they don't want to believe the 3 are to become one.
But they do become one.
All historically documented post Babylon and during the times of the Maccabean heresy when Israel were divided between the kings of the North (Seleucid, Antioch/Babylon) and South (Ptolemies, Egypt).Egypt, Assyria, and Israel Blessed
18 In that day five cities in the land of Egypt will speak the language of Canaan and swear by the Lord of hosts; one will be called the City of Destruction.[d]
19 In that day there will be an altar to the Lord in the midst of the land of Egypt, and a pillar to the Lord at its border. 20 And it will be for a sign and for a witness to the Lord of hosts in the land of Egypt; for they will cry to the Lord because of the oppressors, and He will send them a Savior and a Mighty One, and He will deliver them. 21 Then the Lord will be known to Egypt, and the Egyptians will know the Lord in that day, and will make sacrifice and offering; yes, they will make a vow to the Lord and perform it. 22 And the Lord will strike Egypt, He will strike and heal it; they will return to the Lord, and He will be entreated by them and heal them.
23 In that day there will be a highway from Egypt to Assyria, and the Assyrian will come into Egypt and the Egyptian into Assyria, and the Egyptians will serve with the Assyrians.
24 In that day Israel will be one of three with Egypt and Assyriaa blessing in the midst of the land, 25 whom the Lord of hosts shall bless, saying, Blessed is Egypt My people, and Assyria the work of My hands, and Israel My inheritance
The fact out weighs opinions.
Try accepting the facts. Do you know anyone in 2000 yrs of history that looked at the prophets as a whole?
You don't even know who the ruler is, muchless the context.
That's because you ignore the context and can't interpret the prophecy. That happened post Babylon captivity.
All historically documented post Babylon and during the times of the Maccabean heresy when Israel were divided between the kings of the North (Seleucid, Antioch/Babylon) and South (Ptolemies, Egypt).
Wait until the 16/17 of october as this is the time that has to be a public call of repentance to fulfill the month of Elul leading up to the true Rosh Hashanah Nov 14/15 2013
What's happening on Wednesday/Thursday then? And what happens if it doesn't?
The day Methusalah died 7 days before the flood, the same day Rachel died giving birth to Benjamin.
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Poor Rachel, she has to die so that Benjamin can be born.
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What does this mean?? Methusulah may have died 7 days before the flood, I suppose, but how do you know it was a Tuesday? There have been thousands of Tuesdays since then anyway; so what? Ditto Rachel and Benjamin. Plus the fact that the dates that were mentioned were 16/17th Oct - which are Wed and Thurs of this week.
If she hadn't become pregnant with Benjamin she wouldn't have died - or at least, not then.
Sorry but I don't get what you are saying.
If she hadn't become pregnant with Benjamin she wouldn't have died - or at least, not then.
Sorry but I don't get what you are saying.
The only think I want you to do is stop printing opinions, and stick to the facts. To post anything contrary to the fact is to distort scripture.I'm sorry that you seem offended by what I believe, is there something that you want me to delete?
Or should I go to the other thread and delete something there?
Your wish is my command, but it's not hard to see you have a problem with me.