Originally Posted by Johnny Skeptic

Message to sugarhitman and arnoldo: If President Bush was able to predict anything that he wanted to predict, and he wanted to convince Americans that he could predict the future, how long would it take him to convince at least 90% of Americans that he could predict the future? Please directly answer the question.

If Micah had predicted that the messiah would rule a heavenly kindgom instead of an earthly kingdom like Micah misled the Jews to believe, and had predicted that the messiah would heal people, and that the messiah would be crucified, buried, and rise from the dead in three days, and that Pontius Pilate would become the Roman governor of Palestine, and that Herod would become the King of Judea, would there have been just as many disputes over who Jesus was? Please directly answer the question.

Why does God predict the future? Please directly answer the question?

Originally Posted by makerowner

To the mods: Could you merge this into one of the other Tyre threads please?

Originally Posted by sugarhitman

To the mods: could you let this remain where it is untill the critics address my questions. I sincrely want to hear their answers. :wave:

Originally Posted by makerowner

If that were true, you wouldn't have bailed on the two other Tyre threads where you were repeatedly whupped.

Originally Posted by Johnny Skeptic

Message to sugarhitman and arnoldo: If President Bush was able to predict anything that he wanted to predict, and he wanted to convince Americans that he could predict the future, how long would it take him to convince at least 90% of Americans that he could predict the future? Please directly answer the question.

If Micah had predicted that the messiah would rule a heavenly kindgom instead of an earthly kingdom like Micah misled the Jews to believe, and had predicted that the messiah would heal people, and that the messiah would be crucified, buried, and rise from the dead in three days, and that Pontius Pilate would become the Roman governor of Palestine, and that Herod would become the King of Judea, would there have been just as many disputes over who Jesus was? Please directly answer the question.

Why does God predict the future? Please directly answer the question?

Originally Posted by arnoldo

Off topic.

Originally Posted by sugarhitman

Oh really? As I recalled I only had one thread, and that was closed by the moderators. The other was written within Johnny's I wanted a new title so I wrote my own. And if I had abandoned the Tyre prophecy why would I write another one? (critics taut reason, but dont apply it). Whupped? Then why you do you keep whinning to the moderators about this one? If you want to comment then address my questions and refrain from false accusations. But if you want to whine and complain go elsewhere please. :wave:

Originally Posted by makerowner

There a satellite photos of a city that was supposed to have been destroyed by Nebuchadrezzar in the 6th century BC. The prophecy failed. QED.

Originally Posted by sugarhitman

I'm sensing some evasiveness on your part. Ezekiel knew that Nebby did not plunder Tyre right? So notice in verse 12 "HE" becomes "They" which begins with the plundering of Tyre. Also Ezekiel knew that Neby did not destroy Tyre. Notice that under "HE" there is no destruction of the city only the towers. But "THEY" destroys the city (the mainland city). And again in Ch.27 Tyre is destroyed by the seas and not by an army can you explain this. Also Jeremiah, Isaiah, and Joel list Tyre as enduring to the final judgement, so does Ezekiel in Ch. 27. And whats the point of your photos? Where is the mainland city can you post a photo of that? (I want to know what that city look like please show me).