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Dylan · 05-19-2005, 01:07 PM

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Originally Posted by Visionary7

Read the last verse in the final chronology of Luke 3.37,now read Luke 3.27, now go to 1 Chronicles 10, Now read the name Zerubbabel at 1 Chronicles 19,Go back to Luke and read the name Enoch, now read about Enoch in Genesis 5.21.

What's your point?

Visionary7 · 05-19-2005, 01:13 PM

Much study shows that the lineage of Biblical families is amazingly accurate.

Besides, the questions about Jesus..Jesus was crucified because he said he was the Son of God. The Pharisees and Roman authorities of that time rejected Jesus and made thier own law.

Genesis opens with the core of the family tree and expands throughout the entire span of the Bible only come to an abrupt closing in Revelation. It's an amazing piece of work, I also believe that is partly inspired from a divine source.

Dylan · 05-19-2005, 01:18 PM

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Originally Posted by sharon45

John's gospel on the other hand hints the most at jesus being the more real sense version of a son of god. Now besides it being logically impossible, it is also easily shown in the NT as an absolute lie.

One reason being is he really didn't say that much that was truly profound, wise, or logically sound, but it is still an obviously very large misconception that he actually did.

To really understand his mindset is anyone's guess, because it would have at least helped some if he was a lot more consistent.

What are some other examples?

Toto · 05-19-2005, 03:06 PM

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Originally Posted by Visionary7

Much study shows that the lineage of Biblical families is amazingly accurate.

Citation please? How would you know, since there is no independent verification of those lineages?

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Originally Posted by Visionary7

Besides, the questions about Jesus..Jesus was crucified because he said he was the Son of God. The Pharisees and Roman authorities of that time rejected Jesus and made thier own law.

Since all Jews thought that they were children of God, why would they crucify Jesus for that?

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Originally Posted by Visionary7

Genesis opens with the core of the family tree and expands throughout the entire span of the Bible only come to an abrupt closing in Revelation. It's an amazing piece of work, I also believe that is partly inspired from a divine source.

Only partly? Does that explain the errors and inconsistencies?

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Visionary7 Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: -World Forum (Int'l)- Posts: 712	Much study shows that the lineage of Biblical families is amazingly accurate. Besides, the questions about Jesus..Jesus was crucified because he said he was the Son of God. The Pharisees and Roman authorities of that time rejected Jesus and made thier own law. Genesis opens with the core of the family tree and expands throughout the entire span of the Bible only come to an abrupt closing in Revelation. It's an amazing piece of work, I also believe that is partly inspired from a divine source.

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