Alwayshere

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  Just started Internet gambling...tired of putting on a disguise to place bets!....anyone else?

  by Witness 007 in

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  yeah it was kinda pathetic wearing my "startski and hutch" sun glasses and a huge serial killer hat just to place some bets during melbourne's horse racing carnival!

  a guy nodded at me as i left.... i dont see anything in the bible about gambling...."goddess of goodluck" crap just doesn't make sense, and greed well everyone who works an extra saturday could be disfellowshiped for "greed.

  " i can now bet from home.....awesome.

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  Alwayshere

  I like Shereport, going this friday. Been gambling since I left the organization 5 years ago.
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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.