21 Aug 09
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Originally posted by DoctorScribblesBecause they are no longer his chosen people. Thet rejected Jesus as their Messiah so God no longer protects them or uses them to promote his Kingdom that Jesus taught and preached about..
If the Jews are God's chosen people, why doesn't he reveal to them that Jesus was in fact the Messiah, and that they should stop waiting for a different one to come? Surely he must realize that after all these years, they're not going to figure it on their own.
21 Aug 09
Originally posted by DoctorScribblesWhat a stupid question!
If the Jews are God's chosen people, why doesn't he reveal to them that Jesus was in fact the Messiah, and that they should stop waiting for a different one to come? Surely he must realize that after all these years, they're not going to figure it on their own.
I though it was common knowledge the world over that the Jehovah Witnesses are now God's chosen people.
21 Aug 09
Originally posted by DoctorScribblesHow many times should he reveal himself as the Messiah?
If the Jews are God's chosen people, why doesn't he reveal to them that Jesus was in fact the Messiah, and that they should stop waiting for a different one to come? Surely he must realize that after all these years, they're not going to figure it on their own.
22 Aug 09
Originally posted by PsychoPawnYes...no...I mean, stop confusing me!! 😠It's not hard to do ya know. After all, I am one of those feeble minded religious zealots that use religion as a crutch for my inherent intellectual weaknesses.
How many times should I reveal myself as the messiah? 🙂
In all seriousness though, or as much as I can muster, how many times must the Messiah reveal himself to the Jews to satisfy their curiosity?
22 Aug 09
Originally posted by whodeyTheir curiosity? Odd that you would put it that way.
In all seriousness though, or as much as I can muster, how many times must the Messiah reveal himself to the Jews to satisfy their curiosity?
I think the messiah would have to fulfill ALL the prophesies.
Of course, the prophesies appear to be up for interpretation...so who knows which interpretation god really meant?
22 Aug 09
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Originally posted by PsychoPawnthats what may appear but is not necessarily so.....seek and you shalll find
Their curiosity? Odd that you would put it that way.
I think the messiah would have to fulfill ALL the prophesies.
Of course, the prophesies appear to be up for interpretation...so who knows which interpretation god really meant?