Meriweather
Not all who wander are lost
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You said:Context confirms that Isaiah is speaking of the
king of Babylon, not Satan....
Got yourself there, 1) you can't have a double standard whereby the Isaiah verse is a literal historical event you claim is a future prophecy fulfilled by Jesus.
Like your faith's fakacious use of IS53 about plural past tense Israel or Isaiah 9 about King Hezekiah as the son born a sign for his father king Ahaz.
You can't dance back and forth at whim and use claims to validate your messiah then admit that process is bogus without admiting Christianities placement is bogus. (once again throwing Jesus and your faith under the bus to try and be right=ego.
That being said here is my former post on this subject you might learn something from it. Remember itvis your faith that uses IS 14 when refering to Lucifer.
You refute your faith again as well as the dictionary and the reason why they symbolized the morning star for lucifer, all of which prove your last post a lie in claiming you know history.
that description of darkness and spearing event along with Jesus claiming he was Baal's son the morning star-rev22;16
Matches that of the morning stars fall in Isaiah 14:12-17.
The verse Christians use describing Lucifer aka the morning star.
Fact: prophecy has many facits/layers those being
1) the historical description, because the Sages knew to see emulations in behavior, events, and power hungry leaders to predict future probable emulations and resemblances=prophecy.
Sure Isaiah is describing king Nebuchadnezzar, however the admitted emulator Saddam said so himself that he was emulating the Babylonian king trying to bring Babylon to it's amcient glory.
So that is 2) the future emulation prophecy fulfilled because Isaiah14 is also describing Saddams fall, his dishevelled unrecognizable appearance and his being found in a pit. In fact I was the only one to notice and point out that the daye he was found coincided exactly with the verse. Remember in that oart of the world days come before months so 14/12 is the 14th of Dec the day he was captured in his pit.
But prophecy also has a third layer, the spiritual emulation warning, that being the description of the fall of Lucifer Jesus, the image of a msn that Rome created to deceive the world into worshiping Baal and falling for the ole baal harvest seed scam that you see on every single televangelist broadcadt today especially running every show on TBN.
I did not say Isaiah 14 was both a literal historical event AND one fulfilled by Jesus. You said that. I noted that Revelation 22 was a reference to Numbers, not Isaiah.
Second, the Catholic Bible also has the footnote that Isaiah 9 references King Hezekiah's son. Finally, when Isaiah wrote Chapter 53, he was most likely referencing Israel.
As I noted before, the early Christians (Jews) were amazed by the parallels between Jesus' personal life and their history as a people. Some saw their entire history (laid out in past events that actually happened) pointing to Jesus. Telling the story of Jesus was like telling the story of Israel.
Once again, you are arguing with a Catholic over a King James translation that scholars note is a poor interpretation from the original language. Not only that, English as a language has evolved since King James was written, and many words do not retain the same meaning used when King James was written.
No, Rome did not invent Jesus. We saw in my last post that Rome despised Christians and considered both Christ and his followers as wildly superstitious. Christians were persecuted...but survived the persecutions.