how do you say "abomination of desolation"Maybe I didn't understand your post 297.
in Hebrew or Aramaic? The term seems to
appear in many places and need not refer
SPECIFICALLY to the Temple. I have no idea
when Jesus repeated that phrase
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how do you say "abomination of desolation"Maybe I didn't understand your post 297.
Antiochus IV aka God manifest, defiled the temple when he was on a mission to Hellenize the Jews. That's the first Abomination of Desolation. The Maccabees revolted and rededicated the temple. Chanukah sp.. celebrates that, I think.how do you say "abomination of desolation"
in Hebrew or Aramaic? The term seems to
appear in many places and need not refer
SPECIFICALLY to the Temple. I have no idea
when Jesus repeated that phrase
that's the first time that the phrase which someone translated as "abomination ofAntiochus IV aka God manifest, defiled the temple when he was on a mission to Hellenize the Jews. That's the first Abomination of Desolation. The Maccabees revolted and rededicated the temple. Chanukah sp.. celebrates that, I think.
that's the first time that the phrase which someone translated as "abomination of
Desolation" is used in hebrew or jewish aramaic
literature? I don't know----seems to me like something Jeremiah would say INCESSANTLY in
many applications
does not answer my question on the phrase![]()
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Wouldn't defiling the temple with pig sacrifices and Greek gods be an abomination that made the temple desolate? I'm not sure what you are asking.does not answer my question on the phrase
"abomination of desolation" In fact the word
equivalent to "abomination" is very common in hebrew literature and SPOKEN DISCUSSION
Wouldn't defiling the temple with pig sacrifices and Greek gods be an abomination that made the temple desolate? I'm not sure what you are asking.
In Persia they had depictions of Muhammad in art.One thing of many things that confuse me in regards to Islam among their followers. Muhammad by their own admission isn't God. The term blasphemy is a term reserved only for God. So, why are they claiming it is blasphemy if anyone even depicts Muhammad in a picture of any kind but not any of their other Muslim warlords?
Meaning people can show pictures, photographs or paintings of the Sultans or Ayatollah etc and no problem.
You can even criticize them, but if anyone paints a painting or drawing or speaks out against Muhammad it is considered blasphemy.
That makes little sense and that reaction of exalting Muhammad as God (which they all say he wasn't) is a blasphemy unto itself.
How am I wrong?
Aisha was born before the Call so she was 19 not 9.Islam is a fake, made up religion by a pedophile and camel lover.
Scapegoating a pedophile, which makes you...Aisha was born before the Call so she was 19 not 9.
He was heavy set, illiterate yet quite intelligent.In Persia they had depictions of Muhammad in art.
A prophet is someone who receives revelation from God. A messenger is someone who was sent with a message from God to mankind.
of course. ----but where does it say that theWouldn't defiling the temple with pig sacrifices and Greek gods be an abomination that made the temple desolate? I'm not sure what you are asking.
Is that not prophecy? For Christians he's also Messiah.
Jesus did predict the Abomination of Desolation and the destruction of the temple. Isn't that prophecy?
I'm a Christian so I wouldn't study yeshiva. I'm not well informed about Muslim beliefs about the end times. Most of Revelation was filled in the first century.Really, you see much world peace for the last 2000 years?
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No he didn't and was neither a prophet.
If you study one day in a Yeshivah it doesn't make one
a prophet to quote a verse before trying to cancel Shabat.
Do Muslims really believe prophecy is like choosing a weather forecast?
I'm a Christian so I wouldn't study yeshiva. I'm not well informed about Muslim beliefs about the end times. Most of Revelation was filled in the first century.
You're a vicious little moron.It doesn't take a prophet to see you're a lying Islamist apologist,
that's the only consistent thing about your posting,
and the only thing you religiously defend
no matter how irrational.
.
Since you can't follow a single conversation with me,
I suggest you shove your Dawa nonsense for illiterates - where it belongs.
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