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  My understanding of the "70 Years" and the "Babylonian Exile" (without chronology)

  by Doug Mason in

  1. watchtower
  2. bible

  in my view, there needs to be a very clear decoupling of the destruction wrought on jerusalem/judah from the 70 years of servitude/babylonian domination.. .

  the destruction was the outcome of the people failing over many centuries to obey god, and it was a conditional prophecy, the outcome of which depended on the people's response.. .

  however, the servitude to babylon, experienced by several countries, was an unconditional prophecy.

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  Alwayshere

  I will also ignor his nonsense from now on.
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  My understanding of the "70 Years" and the "Babylonian Exile" (without chronology)

  by Doug Mason in

  1. watchtower
  2. bible

  in my view, there needs to be a very clear decoupling of the destruction wrought on jerusalem/judah from the 70 years of servitude/babylonian domination.. .

  the destruction was the outcome of the people failing over many centuries to obey god, and it was a conditional prophecy, the outcome of which depended on the people's response.. .

  however, the servitude to babylon, experienced by several countries, was an unconditional prophecy.

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  Alwayshere

  LARSINGER, The Bible at 2kings 25:8-9 and Jeremiah 52:12-13 both say it was Neb. 19th year when Jerusalem was desolated. 547-18 more years =529 not 562. The Bible proves you are wrong.
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  My understanding of the "70 Years" and the "Babylonian Exile" (without chronology)

  by Doug Mason in

  1. watchtower
  2. bible

  in my view, there needs to be a very clear decoupling of the destruction wrought on jerusalem/judah from the 70 years of servitude/babylonian domination.. .

  the destruction was the outcome of the people failing over many centuries to obey god, and it was a conditional prophecy, the outcome of which depended on the people's response.. .

  however, the servitude to babylon, experienced by several countries, was an unconditional prophecy.

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  Alwayshere

  LARSINGER, how could Babylon have fallen in 562, if Neb. 1st year was 547? According to where you get your info. Babylon fell before Neb. begin to rule.
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  My understanding of the "70 Years" and the "Babylonian Exile" (without chronology)

  by Doug Mason in

  1. watchtower
  2. bible

  in my view, there needs to be a very clear decoupling of the destruction wrought on jerusalem/judah from the 70 years of servitude/babylonian domination.. .

  the destruction was the outcome of the people failing over many centuries to obey god, and it was a conditional prophecy, the outcome of which depended on the people's response.. .

  however, the servitude to babylon, experienced by several countries, was an unconditional prophecy.

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  Alwayshere

  LARSINGER ARE YOU AFRAID TO GIVE ME THE FIRST YEAR OF NEB. RULE AS KING?
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  My understanding of the "70 Years" and the "Babylonian Exile" (without chronology)

  by Doug Mason in

  1. watchtower
  2. bible

  in my view, there needs to be a very clear decoupling of the destruction wrought on jerusalem/judah from the 70 years of servitude/babylonian domination.. .

  the destruction was the outcome of the people failing over many centuries to obey god, and it was a conditional prophecy, the outcome of which depended on the people's response.. .

  however, the servitude to babylon, experienced by several countries, was an unconditional prophecy.

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  Alwayshere

  Hi LARSINGER, I knew you couldn't answer my question because you do not know what you are talking about.
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  My understanding of the "70 Years" and the "Babylonian Exile" (without chronology)

  by Doug Mason in

  1. watchtower
  2. bible

  in my view, there needs to be a very clear decoupling of the destruction wrought on jerusalem/judah from the 70 years of servitude/babylonian domination.. .

  the destruction was the outcome of the people failing over many centuries to obey god, and it was a conditional prophecy, the outcome of which depended on the people's response.. .

  however, the servitude to babylon, experienced by several countries, was an unconditional prophecy.

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  Alwayshere

  Guess you do not know when Neb. first year to rule is.
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  My understanding of the "70 Years" and the "Babylonian Exile" (without chronology)

  by Doug Mason in

  1. watchtower
  2. bible

  in my view, there needs to be a very clear decoupling of the destruction wrought on jerusalem/judah from the 70 years of servitude/babylonian domination.. .

  the destruction was the outcome of the people failing over many centuries to obey god, and it was a conditional prophecy, the outcome of which depended on the people's response.. .

  however, the servitude to babylon, experienced by several countries, was an unconditional prophecy.

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  Alwayshere

  LARSINGER, when was King Neb. first year as King to rule? Hope you can answer that.
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  After You Leave, Then What?

  by Cold Steel in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

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  Alwayshere

  I can say one thing for you Larsinger, you spoke the truth about the WTS.
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  My understanding of the "70 Years" and the "Babylonian Exile" (without chronology)

  by Doug Mason in

  1. watchtower
  2. bible

  in my view, there needs to be a very clear decoupling of the destruction wrought on jerusalem/judah from the 70 years of servitude/babylonian domination.. .

  the destruction was the outcome of the people failing over many centuries to obey god, and it was a conditional prophecy, the outcome of which depended on the people's response.. .

  however, the servitude to babylon, experienced by several countries, was an unconditional prophecy.

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  Alwayshere

  GOOD JOB, jonathan.
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  What Happens After You Leave?

  by Cold Steel in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  i'm not a witness, but i have to ask..... what happens after you leave?

  do you turn against all religion or do you find another?

  people say they're happy when they leave...that they feel free, but i'd hate to think that people give up on everything religious.. if you do stay religious, how many doctrines of the jws do you retain?

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  Alwayshere

  Good answer White Dove.