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  Did Jehovah really order the excution of men, women, and children in the land of Canaan?

  by John Aquila in

  1. watchtower
  2. bible

  i been researching information on why the the conquest of canaan could not be a real historical account.

  i found this on barts blog:.

  when considering the historicity of the narratives of joshua, the first thing to re-emphasize is that these are not accounts written by eyewitnesses or by anyone who knew an eyewitness.

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  Not to step on calibinflorida, but most of the writings were taken from non Jewish sources. Example, most of the ten commandments come from the negative confessions from the Book of the Dead. Scriptures in proverbs and psalms come from Egypt and Assyria. There are even scriptures that refer to the god of the writer as being RA the sun God of Egypt. The stories like those about the flood are copied from Sumeria where the gods being discussed are the gods Enki and Enlil. Same with the stories about Adam, the garden of eden and the tower of babel, all originally Sumerian /Akkadian stories.

  So sorry to rain on your parade calibfromflorida, but the Jews just stole these writings to make a history for themselves, even king David and Solomon are just legends they never really existed. And God's temple that Solomon supposedly built was almost an exact replica of a temple at Arn Dara. Everything about the Bible is a fraud and so was this so called ancient nation of Israel.
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  Did Jehovah really order the excution of men, women, and children in the land of Canaan?

  by John Aquila in

  1. watchtower
  2. bible

  i been researching information on why the the conquest of canaan could not be a real historical account.

  i found this on barts blog:.

  when considering the historicity of the narratives of joshua, the first thing to re-emphasize is that these are not accounts written by eyewitnesses or by anyone who knew an eyewitness.

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  These stories many of them were written while they the Jews were in captivity in Babylon. Maybe they were written for political reasons or to keep the race together who knows but most were just stories. The early stories like those in Genesis were written by Sumerians and babylonians and the Jews just took them and made them thier own. So again who knows thier motives.
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  How to get JWs to listen and REALLY think about TTATT...

  by C0ntr013r in

  1. jw
  2. experiences

  i have been trying to discuss and reason with jws about their beliefs for some time now and it usually ends in "agree to disagree".

  i just don't feel like i am getting anywhere, they get their guard up super easy and will dismiss anything no matter how logical or factual.. so the other day i tried another tactic, instead of arguing for another point of view i started to agree with them.

  this made them much more talkative and open, their guard went away somewhat.

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  I think your way just adds to thier delusion. Asking questions to get them to think maybe the only way to wake one up. In most cases they still will not wake up unless they are experiencing some emotional trauma that gets them to question things. That's what happened to me and a friend I helped wake up.
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  Dating portrayed as a sin

  by asensier in

  1. jw
  2. experiences

  some of you may have read my post under the subcategory 'dating and relationships' entitled 'disfellowshipped at 18.

  'i have recently started to produce a blog to share my story and would really appreciate your support.

  if you are a user of wordpress, please follow and reblog.

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  Crazyguy

  Don't you know dating is a sin. Your supposed to find the woman you want, rape her pay off the father with a silver coin and make her your wife.
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  Did Jehovah really order the excution of men, women, and children in the land of Canaan?

  by John Aquila in

  1. watchtower
  2. bible

  i been researching information on why the the conquest of canaan could not be a real historical account.

  i found this on barts blog:.

  when considering the historicity of the narratives of joshua, the first thing to re-emphasize is that these are not accounts written by eyewitnesses or by anyone who knew an eyewitness.

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  Crazyguy

  Archeologists have come to the conclusion that most of the people we refure to as Israelites were in fact cannaanites with possible mix of some refugee of other races settling into the area. One 1century historian stated that the Hycsos (I spelled it wrong) settled in the area of Jerusalem. Other groups may have also settled in the area. But one thing is for sure the area known as Judea did not have the population to be a mighty kingdom like that of David. It was only after the Assyria conquered the northern kingdom that people fled south driving up the population of Judea.
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  BREAKING NEWS!!!

  by DATA-DOG in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  breaking news from co!!

  according to a reliable source, the co in my area says that jws may have been hearing the phrase, "final push" being used.

  what sage advice did this shepherd, duke, and "star" of revelation have to say?

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  I no longer believe in the Bible but the scripture at luke 21:8 kj version hits the nail on the head 'many will come saying they are anointed and will proclaim the time is near' 'do not follow them'.
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  Today's text--Jehovah, the 'Impartial' God

  by sd-7 in

  1. watchtower
  2. bible

  "jehovah your god...treats none with partiality."--deut.

  10:17.. "impartiality is one of jehovah's endearing qualities.

  " <--yes, between that and his tendency towards genocidal warfare, i don't know what makes me love him more.

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  Yes even the NT God shows no favoritism yet according to the GB he favors only 144k souls all others are pathetic jonadabs with one foot still stuck in Satan's world. These non favored 144k are to be looked at as kings and then there's even another group that's been exalted to Christ like status call the faithful and discreet slave. These non favored are to be practically worshiped. Yep no favoritism at all in God's organization.
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  BREAKING NEWS!!!

  by DATA-DOG in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  breaking news from co!!

  according to a reliable source, the co in my area says that jws may have been hearing the phrase, "final push" being used.

  what sage advice did this shepherd, duke, and "star" of revelation have to say?

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  Crazyguy

  Wonder why this isn't being said at the RCs, and this reminds me of luke 21:8
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  The Divine Name KJV?

  by problemaddict 2 in

  1. watchtower
  2. bible

  please....this fb link that every jw in the world seems to be commenting on.

  it needs some responders.

  please take a look.. just search for "the divine name king james bible".

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  Crazyguy

  The whole thing is a joke, there's no evidence that gods name was ever used in the NT and in the old testament 2500 + times the word that was used was Elohim. Elohim is plural meaning gods and yes bible scholars and Hebrew linguist's will try and tell you that the Israelites use the plural word to denote God's awesomeness yet no where has this use of the plural been used anywhere else in the Hebrew language. Its a conspiracy, plain and simple. They also try to tell us that the bible is only speaking about one god Jehovah yet in the Psalms 84:11 he described as a Sun and in Malachi 4:2 again a Sun this time with wings.(sounds like Ra to me) Lets not forget Hosea 12:9 and 13:4 god is from Egypt yep from Egypt. Oh and lets not forget about the fresco painted on the floor of a 5th century temple near Jerusalem that depicts the God Helios which is the Greek name for yep you guessed it RA. So at least three bible writer's thought they were writing about RA earlier bible writers were taking about El and Baal Hadad from the Phoenician pantheon and even other writers were writing about Enlil, Enki and Marduk . I cant believe I ever believed this book the bible, what a load of Crap.
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  An excellent, very civil debate between an atheist and a JW.

  by Island Man in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  i stumbled upon this video while doing my periodic youtube search of the keyword "jehovah".

  in the video a jw (actually two jws, but only one does most of the speaking) debate an atheist.

  the atheist is a mild-mannered iranian who at first seems deceptively easy and clueless (i think it has to do with the fact that english is not his first language), but soon proves he's no walkover - calmly, mildly and civilly.

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  Crazyguy

  This is one of many reasons why JW's will sit in front of carts and never engage people when they come by and look at what's on the cart. JW's can't win any discussion. This is thier future silent ministry.