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Originally posted by ZahlanziCan I ask what you believe in relation to Jesus purpose?
i am a theist who believes jesus is god's son. i believe that would be a fair description of what i roughly am
Originally posted by divegeesteri am not gonna search for all places in leviticus, deuteronomy which specifically tells the israelites not to accept anyone of a different faith in their midst.
This is not "all unchosen will be put to the sword" is it. This is a group of individuals being put to the sword in a particular battle. Yes in many ancient battles victory was assured by killing all of the enemy. But this is not supporting what you claim.
Can you provide scripture which supports the premise [b]"all unchosen will be put to the sword"[/b]
Originally posted by divegeestermake a different thread then for the purpose of interogating me and i will be happy to answer, this is becoming an off-topic conversation for the sole purpose of satisfying your curiosity and having no relation to me saying the israelites performed genocide
Can I ask what you believe in relation to Jesus purpose?
Originally posted by ZahlanziThen we shall disagree. I do agree that God commanded that people in certain conquests be put to the sword.
i am not gonna search for all places in leviticus, deuteronomy which specifically tells the israelites not to accept anyone of a different faith in their midst.
"this is a group of individuals being put to the sword in a particular battle. "
wrong. this is an entire population being put to the sword, long after the standing army has been defeated. th ...[text shortened]... red nations while mostly maintaining their identity intact. the israelites refused to do that.
Originally posted by ZahlanziI'm not intending to interrogate you and I won't start a thread about your beliefs. Yes it is curiosity, I'm interested in what people believe and why.
make a different thread then for the purpose of interogating me and i will be happy to answer, this is becoming an off-topic conversation for the sole purpose of satisfying your curiosity and having no relation to me saying the israelites performed genocide
Originally posted by divegeesterI do agree that God commanded that people in certain conquests be put to the sword.
Then we shall disagree. I do agree that God commanded that people in certain conquests be put to the sword.
However there is no scriptural reference supporting the premise that God commanded the Israelites to "put all unchosen to the sword".
Originally posted by ZahlanziHave you ever heard of the sons of Anek? These are the people God wanted destroyed. They are descendants of the Nephilim. Read Genesis 6.
I do agree that God commanded that people in certain conquests be put to the sword.
you are contradicting yourself. the chosen people are israelites. all people conquered in canaan were not israelites. they were put to the sword because of express command from god "let none live".
dude, the punishment for idol worshiping (ie anything not judaic) was ...[text shortened]... 10 more evidence just because you haven't read the bible. i skimmed it and i found plenty.
Originally posted by checkbaiterno
Have you ever heard of the sons of Anek? These are the people God wanted destroyed. They are descendants of the Nephilim. Read Genesis 6.
Originally posted by ZahlanziDo you think the Israelite's did all this on their own, without God commanding them?
no
the israelites wanted those people destroyed. and steal their land
god is the supreme being. it is the height of arrogance to claim on one hand that god obliterated humanity in the flood and obliterated sodom and gomorrah and on the other hand that he needs the help of a tribe of barbarians to destroy some other people he doesn't like.
not to ...[text shortened]... say with a straight face "god told people to go kill some other people and steal their land"
the israelites wanted those people destroyed. and steal their land
Originally posted by sonshipSome people do not understand the spiritual war between Satan and God. God had the Jews, and Satan was trying to stop the promised seed coming through the Jews bloodline.the israelites wanted those people destroyed. and steal their land
Did you read about how Moses sent [b]twelve spies into the land. Ten of the twelve came back with a unfavorable report. The ten fearful spies enfluenced the entire population to want to return to Egypt.
Only Joshua and Caleb were in favor of invasion be ...[text shortened]... s eagerness you speak of, is it before the additional 40 years in the wilderness or afterwards ?[/b]
Originally posted by sonshipa nomadic tribe doesn't attack an established country until the time is right? no, really, tell me more about this unheard of pheonomenon.the israelites wanted those people destroyed. and steal their land
Did you read about how Moses sent [b]twelve spies into the land. Ten of the twelve came back with a unfavorable report. The ten fearful spies enfluenced the entire population to want to return to Egypt.
Only Joshua and Caleb were in favor of invasion be ...[text shortened]... s eagerness you speak of, is it before the additional 40 years in the wilderness or afterwards ?[/b]
Originally posted by checkbaitersome people are sane.
Some people do not understand the spiritual war between Satan and God. God had the Jews, and Satan was trying to stop the promised seed coming through the Jews bloodline.
Originally posted by whodeyYour counter argument doesn't counter what I said.
Yes and no.
The Bible shows God driving the Hebrews out of the Holy land because of their sin time and time again. However, he always tried to draw them back again unto repentance.
Simply put, the Hebrews have rejected God over, and over, and over again, but he never gave up on them Biblically. Why should we think he has now?