The Gentile Times Reconsidered (page 10)

keyser soze

607 the year where nothing happened ! Google it, nothing happened !

That would require the ability to do research at the most elementary level.

Everyone here has completely missed the point, that the Bible is a highly unified book that points to a time when God's Kingdom as a visible organization will emerge from Christendom and will put an end to all other kingdoms.

“And in the days of those kings the God of heaven will set up a kingdom that will never be brought to ruin. And the kingdom itself will not be passed on to any other people. It will crush and put an end to all these kingdoms, and it itself will stand to times indefinite; forasmuch as you beheld that out of the mountain a stone was cut not by hands, and [that] it crushed the iron, the copper, the molded clay, the silver and the gold. The grand God himself has made known to the king what is to occur after this. And the dream is reliable, and the interpretation of it is trustworthy.” Daniel 2:44-45

The excavated heterogeneous fragments that conflict with the Bible's historical cannon don't compare with the complete and harmonious Biblical chronology, which gives us a time-line without contradictions, showing the total fulfillment of every prophecy Jehovah gave us.

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The Bible is not an unrelated assortment or collection of heterogeneous fragments from Jewish and Christian literature. Rather, it is an organizational book, highly unified and interconnected in its various segments, which indeed reflect the systematic orderliness of the Creator-Author himself. God’s dealings with Israel in giving them a comprehensive law code as well as regulations governing matters even down to small details of camp life—things that were later mirrored in the Davidic kingdom as well as in the congregational arrangement among first-century Christians—reflect and magnify this organizational aspect of the Bible.

I provided some information that you think would allow a person to step back and look at the big picture. As for the meticulous details, the fact of the matter is the archeology is there to support the end of Jewish exile at 537 B.C.E. From this date, count back seventy years to 607 B.C.E. as the year for Jerusalem's destruction. It's just that simple. None of these facts will not go away if you choose to ignore them. Maybe the Bible as the unerring, inspired Word of God has been repudiated by most here.

just n from bethel

"showing the total fulfillment of every prophecy Jehovah gave us."

does that include the desolation of Egypt for 40 years? I mean if I were god, and wanted people to believe the Bible was my communication to them - I would have made sure that everything I wrote had undeniable proof of fulfillment.

Witness My Fury

This is just too funny! So you havent read the book you are critical of have you Alice. Grow up.

miseryloveselders

Stop feeding the trolls!! Where's IsaacAustin when you need him?

OUTLAW

I provided some information that you think would allow a person to step back and look at the big picture.....Spade/AliceinWonderland

All you provided was cut and paste of other peoples work..

Rolf Furuli a Jehovah`s Witness with Credentials in Linguistics..Is what you Provide as an Expert in Ancient History ?

Maybe you can find a Incompetent Dentist next time..

........................... ...OUTLAW

villabolo

Spade:

"Everyone here has completely missed the point, that the Bible is a highly unified book that points to a time when God's Kingdom as a visible organization will emerge from Christendom and will put an end to all other kingdoms."

It just gets curiouser and curiouser.

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