Inter is lost somewhere in "OBLIVION." However, I would like Danoh to explain/decipher his side of the argument?
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dandyc used to be such a nice man, but no more
Inter is lost somewhere in "OBLIVION." However, I would like Danoh to explain/decipher his side of the argument?
I didn't pee on nobody! :sibbie:
It's not nice to pee on people, unless they got stung by a jellyfish.Good for you.
It's not nice to pee on people, unless they got stung by a jellyfish.
Good for you. the question here is why anyone would trash the victory Holford accomplished against the leading atheist of his day (Payne) simply because Holford correctly taught the predicted destruction of Jerusalem. That's what Danoh does. He makes Holford out to be an outcast or idiot.
Methinks because it destroys 2P2P.
Attention TOL: this is the idiot that thinks the Hebrew word "restful/peaceful" should be translated TOXIC.Don't know what the outside is. I'm referring to material in the NT.
And read in the plainest ordinary sense, without out and 2P2P forced into it.
He thinks the NT is Matt 1:1 through the end of Revelation. He's a poser.Material? The Bible is just another book for you -
I don't use neither. How's your Vander Laan doing?"The Bible belongs to a set of coordinates that are true, including history, wisdom, experience from a wide range of people and a wide range of times, so that no one of them is true apart from corroboration by the others, and it (the Bible) is stronger because of this, not weaker." Udo Middelmann, L'Abri lecturer. My paraphrase.
"The Bible is powerful because it is true to what is there, not because it is the only place where certain religious things are true." --F. Schaeffer, L'Abri. My paraphrase
The outside material was the church history episode from 1805 England where Pastor Peter Holford circuited much of England preaching on how the divinity of Christ was proven absolutely and finally by his declaring the events of the destruction of Jerusalem one generation in advance, and being spot-on correct.
Some people don't like items from 'outside' the Bible; those people ARE USUALLY CARRYING SCOFIELD OR RYRIE STUDY BIBLES!!!
the events of the destruction of Jerusalem one generation in advance, and being spot-on correct.
I use neither. How's your Vander Laan doing?
70 AD did not fulfill what Christ foretold. Many stones were left standing one upon another. Josephus confirmed that. Perhaps the guy you keep talking about did not realize that but you do -- it's been shown to you.
The point was that there is truth outside the Bible! You are a simpleton. it even says in the Bible that there is truth 'outside of it' in Ps 19: the heavens declare! Rom 1: the nations know the commands of God... You need to loosen up, have a beer, and learn about some history and gain some knowledge.
Why on earth you would oppose a pastor who defeated the leading destructive skeptic of the day is totally beyond my ability to understand you as a Christian. Not only did he oppose; HE WON! And you still have "problems." Your suspicion about church history is even worse!
You foolish literalist. That is not what Christ meant.
That is the stupidity of narrow, crass literalism
which by the way, the Pharisees did 50X IN THE GOSPEL OF JOHN. How do we eat his flesh? etc. That's how ridiculous their comprehension was.
The place was decimated in the greatest horror of antiquity and best documented.
When Christ said 'he on whom this stone will fall will be crushed' did not mean that every Jewish leader that missed messiah was going to be found under a stone! It meant that they would perish with the old covenant though.
Point is that YOU force the Bible to say something that IT DOES NOT because of your "outside truth".The point was that there is truth outside the Bible! You are a simpleton.
I have no idea what pastor that you are talking about.it even says in the Bible that there is truth 'outside of it' in Ps 19: the heavens declare! Rom 1: the nations know the commands of God... You need to loosen up, have a beer, and learn about some history and gain some knowledge.
Why on earth you would oppose a pastor who defeated the leading destructive skeptic of the day is totally beyond my ability to understand you as a Christian. Not only did he oppose; HE WON! And you still have "problems." Your suspicion about church history is even worse!
Point is that YOU force the Bible to say something that IT DOES NOT because of your "outside truth".
You sound upset.
Listen...it's really very simple.
When you refuse to take His statement literally, you do two things. (1) You're saying you don't believe the Bible as written, and (2) you automatically lose ALL authority to tell other people what His Words actually DO mean.
If you don't believe it as written -- and you clearly don't -- no one has any reason to give your opinions the slightest attention.
Also known as reading and believing what the Word actually says, not what some anonymous theologue SAYS it says.
I have no reason to believe your claim that I cannot take His Word about the destruction of Jerusalem literally, just because doing so destroys Josephus as the go-to source for preterism.
False analogy, and reeks of desperate reaching. Luke 19:44 says what it says, not what you say it says.
Except for the stone towers that Josephus said remained standing, in contradiction of Luke 19:44.
Christ SAID not one stone would be left standing atop another in all of Jerusalem. You don't believe Him? Fine. What He SAID still did not happen in 70.
Reminders:
1. If you won't believe what Christ SAID, you have no authority to tell anyone else what Christ actually meant.
2. You cannot cite Josephus as your go-to historical source while refusing to acknowledge the contradiction he himself (unwittingly) documented. Christ said NOTHING would remain intact. Josephus said things remained intact.
I'm sorry that this nukes your whole interpretive outlook, but it's simply the result of your low view of the Bible, which Tetelestai shared.
You don't actually believe it. You believe preterism.
Point is that YOU force the Bible to say something that IT DOES NOT because of your "outside truth".
Also, I've NEVER said that there is NOT truth outside of the Bible.
I have no idea what pastor that you are talking about.
P.S. You don't even know that "the heaven declare" means if you think that you can interpret the Bible with it.