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I believe I have established that I have understood enough to see the many similarities. Post your rebuttal because making such claims without facts establishes nothing except your disdain for the truth which I've posted here.The OP clearly understands neither faith.
Ezekiel 8:16, Rosie. This is what is written:Rosie, you are right. There is nothing about the rituals of Islam that remind me of Judaism. The only thing I would point out is the Muslims pray toward the east the same as the idolaters did in the Old Testament and the practice of cutting themselves, sacrificing their own children to Baal would again remind me of the Baal worshipers but that has nothing to do with Abraham, Moses and the prophets. The Hebrew prophets condemned such things and clearly taught the children of Israel to have no part of what the foreigners - Baal worshipers did.
Jews DO turn east toward Jerusalem during specific prayers---even today-----Muzzies aped that idea and turn towards Mecca. I do not know why you associate that idea with idolatry. HOWEVER----a little trivia ---tattoos are proscribed
for jews-----because the Babylonians were really big on tattoos as were the ----moloch worshippers. When I was a kid---tattoos FRIGHTENED ME-------it must be a cultural thing.
----now---back to trivia----It was actually the BABYLONIANS
who did tattoos flamboyantly-----they had SKIN MARKUPS for all sorts of reasons------they would make incisions in the skin and rub the wounds with colored clays ---and dyes---thousands of years ago to create lasting cartoons on their bodies. When my little snowflake joined the Navy -----I WAS HORRIFIED
that he might do a tattoo-------now-----I still remind him----
DON'T TOUCH THE SILKY BABY SKIN OF MY BABY
And he brought me into the inner court of the LORD'S house, and, behold, at the door of the temple of the LORD, between the porch and the altar, were about five and twenty men, with their backs toward the temple of the LORD, and their faces toward the east; and they worshipped the sun toward the east.
Ezekiel 8:16
I believe I have established that I have understood enough to see the many similarities. .The OP clearly understands neither faith.
Post your links and sources. Otherwise you have no point. We're going on facts. Not your emotions, Unkotare.I believe I have established that I have understood enough to see the many similarities. .The OP clearly understands neither faith.
That's clearly what you want to tell yourself, but your ignorant and superficial take on history and doctrine indicate otherwise.
Clearly this was not anything to do with true worship to the LORD which the Jews were instructed by. The LORD never instructed any of his people to do such things. Which again proves that Penelope cannot base her claims on Old Testament teachings - nor New Testament teachings. Anyone who did it was in disobedience to the laws of Moses and the teachings of the Prophets - which his why the LORD chastised them - these were his children and He was bringing correction. That was my point.Ezekiel 8:16, Rosie. This is what is written:Rosie, you are right. There is nothing about the rituals of Islam that remind me of Judaism. The only thing I would point out is the Muslims pray toward the east the same as the idolaters did in the Old Testament and the practice of cutting themselves, sacrificing their own children to Baal would again remind me of the Baal worshipers but that has nothing to do with Abraham, Moses and the prophets. The Hebrew prophets condemned such things and clearly taught the children of Israel to have no part of what the foreigners - Baal worshipers did.
Jews DO turn east toward Jerusalem during specific prayers---even today-----Muzzies aped that idea and turn towards Mecca. I do not know why you associate that idea with idolatry. HOWEVER----a little trivia ---tattoos are proscribed
for jews-----because the Babylonians were really big on tattoos as were the ----moloch worshippers. When I was a kid---tattoos FRIGHTENED ME-------it must be a cultural thing.
----now---back to trivia----It was actually the BABYLONIANS
who did tattoos flamboyantly-----they had SKIN MARKUPS for all sorts of reasons------they would make incisions in the skin and rub the wounds with colored clays ---and dyes---thousands of years ago to create lasting cartoons on their bodies. When my little snowflake joined the Navy -----I WAS HORRIFIED
that he might do a tattoo-------now-----I still remind him----
DON'T TOUCH THE SILKY BABY SKIN OF MY BABY
And he brought me into the inner court of the LORD'S house, and, behold, at the door of the temple of the LORD, between the porch and the altar, were about five and twenty men, with their backs toward the temple of the LORD, and their faces toward the east; and they worshipped the sun toward the east.
Ezekiel 8:16
ok----they were not supposed to be worshipping THE SUN----as to incense------nice stuff. Depends on---"FOR WHY YOU BURN IT" It really does a good job for crowds-----nice at home too. --------of course an apple pie in the oven works too.
You post Boldean nonsense and your interpretation of scripture. You are going on emotions, not facts, Jere. You argue that the KJV and your interpretation are the only "facts", yet they are merely your opinion, nothing more.Post your links and sources. Otherwise you have no point. We're going on facts. Not your emotions, Unkotare.I believe I have established that I have understood enough to see the many similarities. .The OP clearly understands neither faith.
That's clearly what you want to tell yourself, but your ignorant and superficial take on history and doctrine indicate otherwise.
What religion is known for worshiping the sun? Catholicism. The fact that the Catholics do not understand or realize this does not negate the fact that the history - roots of their religion - prove this to be true. Constantine was a sun god worshiper until the day he died. He was not a follower of Jesus Christ.Ezekiel 8:16, Rosie. This is what is written:Rosie, you are right. There is nothing about the rituals of Islam that remind me of Judaism. The only thing I would point out is the Muslims pray toward the east the same as the idolaters did in the Old Testament and the practice of cutting themselves, sacrificing their own children to Baal would again remind me of the Baal worshipers but that has nothing to do with Abraham, Moses and the prophets. The Hebrew prophets condemned such things and clearly taught the children of Israel to have no part of what the foreigners - Baal worshipers did.
Jews DO turn east toward Jerusalem during specific prayers---even today-----Muzzies aped that idea and turn towards Mecca. I do not know why you associate that idea with idolatry. HOWEVER----a little trivia ---tattoos are proscribed
for jews-----because the Babylonians were really big on tattoos as were the ----moloch worshippers. When I was a kid---tattoos FRIGHTENED ME-------it must be a cultural thing.
----now---back to trivia----It was actually the BABYLONIANS
who did tattoos flamboyantly-----they had SKIN MARKUPS for all sorts of reasons------they would make incisions in the skin and rub the wounds with colored clays ---and dyes---thousands of years ago to create lasting cartoons on their bodies. When my little snowflake joined the Navy -----I WAS HORRIFIED
that he might do a tattoo-------now-----I still remind him----
DON'T TOUCH THE SILKY BABY SKIN OF MY BABY
And he brought me into the inner court of the LORD'S house, and, behold, at the door of the temple of the LORD, between the porch and the altar, were about five and twenty men, with their backs toward the temple of the LORD, and their faces toward the east; and they worshipped the sun toward the east.
Ezekiel 8:16
ok----they were not supposed to be worshipping THE SUN----as to incense------nice stuff. Depends on---"FOR WHY YOU BURN IT" It really does a good job for crowds-----nice at home too. --------of course an apple pie in the oven works too.
What religion is known for worshiping the sun? Catholicism. The fact that the Catholics do not understand or realize this does not negate the fact that the history - roots of their religion - prove this to be true. Constantine was a sun god worshiper until the day he died. He was not a follower of Jesus Christ.Ezekiel 8:16, Rosie. This is what is written:Rosie, you are right. There is nothing about the rituals of Islam that remind me of Judaism. The only thing I would point out is the Muslims pray toward the east the same as the idolaters did in the Old Testament and the practice of cutting themselves, sacrificing their own children to Baal would again remind me of the Baal worshipers but that has nothing to do with Abraham, Moses and the prophets. The Hebrew prophets condemned such things and clearly taught the children of Israel to have no part of what the foreigners - Baal worshipers did.
Jews DO turn east toward Jerusalem during specific prayers---even today-----Muzzies aped that idea and turn towards Mecca. I do not know why you associate that idea with idolatry. HOWEVER----a little trivia ---tattoos are proscribed
for jews-----because the Babylonians were really big on tattoos as were the ----moloch worshippers. When I was a kid---tattoos FRIGHTENED ME-------it must be a cultural thing.
----now---back to trivia----It was actually the BABYLONIANS
who did tattoos flamboyantly-----they had SKIN MARKUPS for all sorts of reasons------they would make incisions in the skin and rub the wounds with colored clays ---and dyes---thousands of years ago to create lasting cartoons on their bodies. When my little snowflake joined the Navy -----I WAS HORRIFIED
that he might do a tattoo-------now-----I still remind him----
DON'T TOUCH THE SILKY BABY SKIN OF MY BABY
And he brought me into the inner court of the LORD'S house, and, behold, at the door of the temple of the LORD, between the porch and the altar, were about five and twenty men, with their backs toward the temple of the LORD, and their faces toward the east; and they worshipped the sun toward the east.
Ezekiel 8:16
ok----they were not supposed to be worshipping THE SUN----as to incense------nice stuff. Depends on---"FOR WHY YOU BURN IT" It really does a good job for crowds-----nice at home too. --------of course an apple pie in the oven works too.
That's some twisted history! Right off the bat you you have a falsehood, Justinian was not Constantine's grandson. Constantine 272-337 CE. Justinian 482-565 CE. The nearly 150 years between the death of one and the birth of the other precludes that relationship, plus Justinian was of peasant, not imperial, stock.The progression from CONSTANTINE's rule of the 'holy' roman empire and the book that his nicean council created and the laws he enforced---later codified by Justinian (his grandson)---and onto Canon law and thence to Shariah law---moving on to the Inquisition and public festival AUTO DE FE-----all the way to Adolf's Nuremburg Laws is unmistakable. The big problem with the present pope----is not that he KNOWS it-----it is that he LIKES it.
That's some twisted history! Right off the bat you you have a falsehood, Justinian was not Constantine's grandson. Constantine 272-337 CE. Justinian 482-565 CE. The nearly 150 years between the death of one and the birth of the other precludes that relationship, plus Justinian was of peasant, not imperial, stock.The progression from CONSTANTINE's rule of the 'holy' roman empire and the book that his nicean council created and the laws he enforced---later codified by Justinian (his grandson)---and onto Canon law and thence to Shariah law---moving on to the Inquisition and public festival AUTO DE FE-----all the way to Adolf's Nuremburg Laws is unmistakable. The big problem with the present pope----is not that he KNOWS it-----it is that he LIKES it.
Justinian I - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Justinian II - Wikipedia, the free encyclopediaThat's some twisted history! Right off the bat you you have a falsehood, Justinian was not Constantine's grandson. Constantine 272-337 CE. Justinian 482-565 CE. The nearly 150 years between the death of one and the birth of the other precludes that relationship, plus Justinian was of peasant, not imperial, stock.The progression from CONSTANTINE's rule of the 'holy' roman empire and the book that his nicean council created and the laws he enforced---later codified by Justinian (his grandson)---and onto Canon law and thence to Shariah law---moving on to the Inquisition and public festival AUTO DE FE-----all the way to Adolf's Nuremburg Laws is unmistakable. The big problem with the present pope----is not that he KNOWS it-----it is that he LIKES it.
Justinian I - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
I didn't realize you were Catholic, konradv! Interesting! Make sure and watch the videos by Dr. Alberto Rivera. I know they will prove to be very informative to you.That's some twisted history! Right off the bat you you have a falsehood, Justinian was not Constantine's grandson. Constantine 272-337 CE. Justinian 482-565 CE. The nearly 150 years between the death of one and the birth of the other precludes that relationship, plus Justinian was of peasant, not imperial, stock.The progression from CONSTANTINE's rule of the 'holy' roman empire and the book that his nicean council created and the laws he enforced---later codified by Justinian (his grandson)---and onto Canon law and thence to Shariah law---moving on to the Inquisition and public festival AUTO DE FE-----all the way to Adolf's Nuremburg Laws is unmistakable. The big problem with the present pope----is not that he KNOWS it-----it is that he LIKES it.
Justinian I - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
