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Watch "Herodotus on Palestinians 2460 years ago.mpg" on YouTube
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mADrjwfBgYA&feature=youtube_gdata_player
We know Jesus lived in Palestine because of Herodotus
I have repeatedly provided this explanation for how we know the land was called Palestine over and over .
OMG!!!!!
φιλισταίος = Philistine
You are referencing an english translation, not the greek, so they changed the world and now you have it wrong.
Use your head!!!!!
Watch "Herodotus on Palestinians 2460 years ago.mpg" on YouTube
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mADrjwfBgYA&feature=youtube_gdata_player
Zionists slander Jesus and Herodotus and me too in this thread.
They just keep on proving there is no Truth in a Zionist.
Heidi? Now that's a very Jewish name.Oh, so Roudy is a liar because he quotes the first verse of Romans 11? I'm beginning to question your sanity. Read the damn verse, Heide, and then comment.
I told you Jihad Sherri is a secret Mossad agent placed here to make Zionists look good!
I don't think Jesus would be too pleased with Muslim Palestinians squatting on the land of his people.
Watch "Herodotus on Palestinians 2460 years ago.mpg" on YouTube
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mADrjwfBgYA&feature=youtube_gdata_player
Zionists slander Jesus and Herodotus and me too in this thread.
They just keep on proving there is no Truth in a Zionist.
Heidi? Now that's a very Jewish name.
I told you Jihad Sherri is a secret Mossad agent placed here to make Zionists look good!
You are the only one slandering education and common sense.
You are showing a modern english translation not the greek.
φιλισταίος = Philistine
Παλαιστίνη = Palestine
I understand not many on these boards speak greek but they should be able to find a translation program and then find a text in old greek.
"...So, let’s consider these three questions:
Was Jesus a Jew ethnically?
Was Jesus an observant Jew religiously?
And then finally, if Jesus was a Jew, why don’t Christians follow Judaism?
Was Jesus a Jew ethnically, or was his mother a Jew? Jesus clearly identified with the Jews of His day, His physical people and tribe, and their Religion (although correcting its errors).. God purposely sent Him to Judah: “He came to His own [Judah], and His own [Judah] did not receive Him. But as many [Jews] as received Him, to them He gave the right to become children of God, to those who believe in His name... (John 1:11-12 NKJV), and He clearly said, "You [Gentiles] worship what you do not know; We [Jews] know what We [Jews] worship, for salvation is of the Jews” (John 4:22).
The very first verse of the New Testament clearly proclaims the Jewish ethnicity of Jesus. “The book of the genealogy of Jesus Christ, the son of David, the son of Abraham” (Matthew 1:1). It is evident from passages like Hebrews 7:14, “For it is clear that our Lord descended from Judah,” that Jesus descended from the tribe of Judah, from which we get the name “Jew.” And what about Mary, the mother of Jesus? In the genealogy in Luke chapter 3, we see clearly that Mary was a direct descendant of King David which gave Jesus the legal right to ascend the Jewish throne as well as establishing without any doubt that Jesus was a Jew ethnically.
Was Jesus an observant Jew religiously? Both of Jesus' parents had “done everything required by the Law of the Lord” (Luke 2:39). His aunt and uncle, Zechariah and Elizabeth, were also Torah-observant Jews (Luke 1:6), so we can see that probably the whole family took their Jewish faith very seriously.
In the Sermon on the Mount (Matthew 5–7), Jesus continually affirmed the authority of the Torah and the Prophets (Matthew 5:17) even in the Kingdom of Heaven (Matthew 5:19-20). He regularly attended synagogue (Luke 4:16), and His teaching was respected by the other Jews of His day (Luke 4:15). He taught in the Jewish Temple in Jerusalem (Luke 21:37), and if He were not a Jew, His going into that part of the Temple would simply not have been allowed (Acts 21:28-30).
Jesus also displayed the outward signs of being an observant Jew.
He wore tzitzit (tassles) on His clothing (Luke 8:43; Matthew 14:36) to serve as a reminder of the commandments (Numbers 15:37-39).
He observed Passover (John 2:13) and went up to Jerusalem (Deuteronomy 16:16) on this very important Jewish pilgrimage feast day. He observed Succoth, or the feast of tabernacles (John 7:2, 10) and went up to Jerusalem (John 7:14) as required in the Torah.
He also observed Hanukah, the festival of lights (John 10:22) and probably Rosh Hashanah, the feast of trumpets (John 5:1), going up to Jerusalem on both those occasions as well, even though it isn't commanded in the Torah.
Clearly, Jesus identified Himself as a Jew (John 4:22) and as King of the Jews (Mark 15:2).
From His birth to His last Passover Seder (Luke 22:14-15), Jesus lived as an Observant Jew."..."
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I think Jesus is not pleased that you slander His name and reject Him as Messiah.
I don't think Jesus would be too pleased with Muslim Palestinians squatting on the land of his people.
.[13]*Approximately a century later,*Aristotle*used a similar definition in*Meteorology, writing "Again if, as is fabled, there is a lake (λίμνη in Palestine, such that if you bind a man or beast and throw it in it floats and does not sink, this would bear out what we have said. They say that this lake is so bitter and salt that no fish live in it and that if you soak clothes in it and shake them it cleans them," understood by scholars to be a reference to the*Dead Sea.[14]*Later writers such as*Polemon, and*Pausanias*also used the term to refer to the same region. This usage was followed by Roman writers such as*Ovid,*Tibullus,*Pomponius Mela,*Pliny the Elder,[15]*Statius, as well as Roman-era Greek writers such as*Plutarch,*Dio Chrysostom*and Roman-era Judean writers such as*Philo of Alexandria[16]*and*Josephus.[17]*Other writers, such as*Strabo, a prominent Roman-era Greek geographer, referred to the region as*Coele-Syria*around 10–20 CE.[18][19]*The term was first used to denote an official province of the Roman Empire in c.135 CE, when the*Roman authorities, following the suppression of the*Bar Kokhba Revolt, combinedIudaea Province*with*Galilee*and other surrounding cities such as*Ashkelon*to form "Syria Palaestina" (Syria Palaestina), There is*circumstantial evidence*linking*Hadrian*with the name change,[20]*although the precise date is not certain,[20]*and the interpretation of some scholars that the name change may have been intended "to complete the dissociation with Judaea"[21][22]is disputed.[23]
I think Jesus is not pleased that you slander His name and reject Him as Messiah.
I don't think Jesus would be too pleased with Muslim Palestinians squatting on the land of his people.
Irsael was written about 3244 Years ago, about 800 years Before 'paleshtein'.He wrote "Palestine" in multiple places in his writings 2460 years ago.
"The Merneptah Stele (also known as the Israel Stele) is an upright stone slab measuring over seven feet tall that contains carved hieroglyphic text dating to approximately 1230 BC. The Egyptian stele describes the military victories of Pharaoh Merneptah and includes the earliest mention of "Israel" outside the Bible. Although the specific battles covered by the stele are not included in the Bible, the stele establishes Extra-Biblical Evidence that the Israelites were already living as a people in ancient Canaan by 1230 BC.
In addition to the Stele, a large wall picture was discovered in the great Karnak Temple of Luxor (ancient Thebes), which shows battle scenes between the Egyptians and Israelites. These scenes have also been attributed to Pharaoh Merneptah and date to approximately 1209 BC. The Karnak Temple also contains records of Pharaoh Shishak'smilitary victories about 280 years later. Specifically, the Shishak Relief depicts Egypt's victory over King Rehoboam in about 925 BC, when Solomon's Temple in Judah was plundered...."
Outside Egypt, we also discover a Wealth of evidence for the early Israelites. The Moabite Stone (Mesha Stele) is a three-foot stone slab discovered near Dibon, East of the Dead Sea, that describes the reign of Mesha, King of Moab, around 850 BC. According to Genesis 19, the Moabites were neighbors of the Israelites. The stele covers victories by King Omri and Ahab of Israel against Moab, and Mesha's later victories on behalf of Moab against King Ahab's descendants..... The Black Obelisk of Shalmaneser is a seven-foot, four-sided pillar of basalt that describes the victories of King Shalmaneser III of Assyria. Dated to about 841 BC, the Obelisk was discovered in the ancient palace of Nimrud and shows Israel's King Jehu kneeling before the Assyrian king in humble tribute...."
The House of David and Solomon's Temple
Biblical archaeology covering ancient Israeli kings and culture received a huge lift in 1994 when archaeologists discovered a stone inscription at the ancient city of Dan, which refers to the "House of David." The House of David Inscription (Tel Dan Inscription) is important because it's the first ancient reference to King David outside the Bible. Specifically, the stone is a victory pillar of a King in Damascus dated about 250 years after David's reign, which mentions a "king of Israel" (probably Joram, son of Ahab) and a king of the "House of David" (probably Ahaziah of Judah).
Another important find is the House of Yahweh Ostracon, which is a pottery shard dated to about 800 BC that contains a written receipt for a donation of silver shekels to Solomon's Temple. Written approximately 130 years after the completion of the Temple, this appears to be the earliest mention of Solomon's Temple outside the Bible...
Is there a psychiatrist in the house?Jesus very clearly says He is not with Jews until they accept Him as Messiah and Lord.
So, I expect the rocket attacks that mostly fall on open land and hurt noone are allowed by God because of Israels continuing disobedience to God.
Jesus very clearly says He is not with Jews until they accept Him as Messiah and Lord.
So, I expect the rocket attacks that mostly fall on open land and hurt noone are allowed by God because of Israels continuing disobedience to God.
[/QUOTE]Irsael was written about 3244 Years agoHe wrote "Palestine" in multiple places in his writings 2460 years ago.
allaboutarchaeology.org
Biblical Archaeology
Biblical Archaeology
"The Merneptah Stele (also known as the Israel Stele) is an upright stone slab measuring over seven feet tall that contains carved hieroglyphic text dating to approximately 1230 BC. The Egyptian stele describes the military victories of Pharaoh Merneptah and includes the earliest mention of "Israel" outside the Bible. Although the specific battles covered by the stele are not included in the Bible, the stele establishes Extra-Biblical Evidence that the Israelites were already living as a people in ancient Canaan by 1230 BC.
In addition to the Stele, a large wall picture was discovered in the great Karnak Temple of Luxor (ancient Thebes), which shows battle scenes between the Egyptians and Israelites. These scenes have also been attributed to Pharaoh Merneptah and date to approximately 1209 BC. The Karnak Temple also contains records of Pharaoh Shishak'smilitary victories about 280 years later. Specifically, the Shishak Relief depicts Egypt's victory over King Rehoboam in about 925 BC, when Solomon's Temple in Judah was plundered...."
Outside Egypt, we also discover a Wealth of evidence for the early Israelites. The Moabite Stone (Mesha Stele) is a three-foot stone slab discovered near Dibon, East of the Dead Sea, that describes the reign of Mesha, King of Moab, around 850 BC. According to Genesis 19, the Moabites were neighbors of the Israelites. The stele covers victories by King Omri and Ahab of Israel against Moab, and Mesha's later victories on behalf of Moab against King Ahab's descendants..... The Black Obelisk of Shalmaneser is a seven-foot, four-sided pillar of basalt that describes the victories of King Shalmaneser III of Assyria. Dated to about 841 BC, the Obelisk was discovered in the ancient palace of Nimrud and shows Israel's King Jehu kneeling before the Assyrian king in humble tribute...."
The House of David and Solomon's Temple
Biblical archaeology covering ancient Israeli kings and culture received a huge lift in 1994 when archaeologists discovered a stone inscription at the ancient city of Dan, which refers to the "House of David." The House of David Inscription (Tel Dan Inscription) is important because it's the first ancient reference to King David outside the Bible. Specifically, the stone is a victory pillar of a King in Damascus dated about 250 years after David's reign, which mentions a "king of Israel" (probably Joram, son of Ahab) and a king of the "House of David" (probably Ahaziah of Judah).
Another important find is the House of Yahweh Ostracon, which is a pottery shard dated to about 800 BC that contains a written receipt for a donation of silver shekels to Solomon's Temple. Written approximately 130 years after the completion of the Temple, this appears to be the earliest mention of Solomon's Temple outside the Bible...
The Merneptah Stele, 1230 BC
[/QUOTE]Jesus was displeased with Jews who rejected Him as Messiah, Jews just like you, He told them hell awaits them for their disbelief .
Continue in your disbelief and hell.awaits you.
QUOTE=aris2chat;8469231]I think Jesus is not pleased that you slander His name and reject Him as Messiah.
I don't think Jesus would be too pleased with Muslim Palestinians squatting on the land of his people.
Jesus was not pleased with hostile romans in his land, why would he be pleased with arabs preventing jews from praying either at the wall or on the mount itself.
250,000 jews were put to the roman crosses. What do you thing he would think about jews being put to hamas rocket fire and other attacks? Arabs waging was on the jews for the last century?
Jesus very clearly says He is not with Jews until they accept Him as Messiah and Lord.
So, I expect the rocket attacks that mostly fall on open land and hurt noone are allowed by God because of Israels continuing disobedience to God.
WTF did I just read?????????
Jesus was displeased with Jews who rejected Him as Messiah, Jews just like you, He told them hell awaits them for their disbelief .
Continue in your disbelief and hell.awaits you.
QUOTE=aris2chat;8469231]I think Jesus is not pleased that you slander His name and reject Him as Messiah.
Jesus was not pleased with hostile romans in his land, why would he be pleased with arabs preventing jews from praying either at the wall or on the mount itself.
250,000 jews were put to the roman crosses. What do you thing he would think about jews being put to hamas rocket fire and other attacks? Arabs waging was on the jews for the last century?
[/QUOTE]You should stop your lies and stop displeasing Jesus post haste.
I am not the one slandering Jesus and telling lies here.
Jesus was displeased with Jews who rejected Him as Messiah, Jews just like you, He told them hell awaits them for their disbelief .
Continue in your disbelief and hell.awaits you.
QUOTE=aris2chat;8469231]
Jesus was not pleased with hostile romans in his land, why would he be pleased with arabs preventing jews from praying either at the wall or on the mount itself.
250,000 jews were put to the roman crosses. What do you thing he would think about jews being put to hamas rocket fire and other attacks? Arabs waging was on the jews for the last century?
Jesus is also displeased with liars. Speaking of liars, I have a life off this board and haven't been able to read a lot of posts. Did you happen to explain the bald faced lie you were caught in?
