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Alexis.. You could distort the book of Isaiah 7 from now till...eternity. Any one who's open-minded and reads the whole of Isaiah 7 will know that the child to be born (VS 14) is not Jesus, because during Jesus's birth there were no "two kings whose land would be deserted" before He would know "how to choose good and refuse evil" as 7:16 continues the prophecy in 7:14. It would be ridiculous to deem that these two kings were still alive after 700 years. The fulfilment is in the next chapter(Isa where Isaiah's wife gives birth to a son, he isn't named Emmanuel tho, but God promises that "before the child could cry 'my father' and' my mother' the riches of Damascus and spoil of Samaria will be carried away before the king of Assyria" (8:4). The child was referred to as Immanuel in verse 8 anyway.The Hebrew word used in 7:14 is almah which simply means a young woman (virgin or not). If Isaiah was REALLY referring to a virgin he would have used the MAIN Hebrew word for it, "bethulah". He didn't so it's not. |
Alexis... The prophecy in Isa 7:14 was for those living in the time of King Ahaz, not a 700 years later prophecy. The prophecy can't be for Jesus because in Jesus's time king Ahaz was not alive, neither was his two opponents alive. But verse 16 has to be fulfilled. It was for king Ahaz in his time. Matthew twisted that and took it out of context. Remember Mark and John have no such story. Sneaking to type in church till when we close. |
Alexis you didn't get my point, did you? In the time of king Ahaz , king of Judah, two kings (king Rezin and king Petach) planned to rise against Judah. Ahaz was troubled and terrified, together with the house of David. But God, being the God of Judah, sent his prophet, Isaiah, to strengthen the mind of king Ahaz assuring him that the conspiracy of these two kings against him would not come to pass. God through Isaiah asked Ahaz to ask for a sign to be convinced that God would keep His promise. Ahaz didn't want to doubt God so he refused to ask. However, God Himself gave Ahaz a sign. The sign was that a young woman would give birth to a child whose name would be Immanuel. God didn't stop there. He further said, "Before the child knows how to refuse the evil and choose the good, THE LAND WHOSE TWO KINGS YOU ARE IN DREAD SHALL BE DESERTED." I.E before that child would be able to differentiate good from evil, King Ahaz opponents would be deserted which didn't happen when Jesus was born(700yrs later). |
Alexis when you study the prophecies very well you'll see that they aint for Jesus. Show me how you calculated the weeks in Dan 9 and arrived at the proof for Jesus's authencity. Later.. Off to church ![]() |
Alexis Isa 53 has nothing for Jesus The chapter looks somehow alike to that of the sufferings and Jesus.. That's the neat trick in frauds anyway. Isa 53 follows what Isa 52 is saying... Isa 52:1 "awake, awake, put on thy strength, O Zion; put on thy beautiful garments, O Jerusalem, the holy city: for henceforth there shall no more come into thee the uncircumcised and the unclean" Isa 52:9 "Break forth into joy, sing together, ye waste of Jerusalem: for the LORD hath comforted his people, he hath redeemed Jerusalem" Isa 52:13 "Behold, my servant shall deal prudently, he shall be exalted and extolled, and be very high. As many were astonished at thee; HIS VISAGE WAS SO MARRED MORE THAN ANY MAN, AND HIS FORM MORE THAN THE SONS OF MAN" Isa 52 is actually an explanation for Isa 53. The suffering servant in Isa 53 is the Israelites not Jesus! God is used to calling Israel his servant Isa 44:1, 21 49:3. He (Israel) was once forsaken 54:7. Isaiah has now brought the good news Isa 52:1-9..But Isa 53:1a |
Alexis.. You accuse me of not reading Bibical history?? LOL I think you've just made the biggest mistake by quoting OT prophecies to prove the authencity of Jesus as the Messiah I'm interestingly good at prophecies you know. Isa 7 has nothing to say about Jesus. As I said earlier those guys twisted OT scriptures to fit their fabricated Jesus. Isa 7:1 talks about king Rezin and king Pekah conspiring against King Ahaz, king of Judah Isa 7:2 King Ahaz troubled Isa 7:3-6 God sends Isaiah to gee them up and assure them that the plans of the two kings "shall not stand, and shall not come to pass" (7) Isa 7:9-11 God tells "Ahaz, ask a sign of the LORD your God" to be assured of the promise. Isa 7:12 Ahaz being a gentle doesn't ask. Well then, "the Lord himself will give you a sign. Behold, a YOUNG WOMAN shall conceive and bear a son, and shall call his name Imman'uel." 14 "Before the child knows how to refuse the evil and choose the good, THE LAND WHOSE TWO KINGS YOU ARE IN DREAD SHALL BE DESERED"16 |
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JSMMUYIWA: if dem catch you |
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Alexis I would have held my peace if you did not say that the term 'son of man' in Dan 7:13-14 is a Messianic title. Worst of all, saying it is also referring to Jesus when the Old Testament writers never wrote anything about the Jesus of Christianity, as the New Testament writers only TWISTED scriptures in the Old Testament to fit their fabricated Jesus and religion. One is that the chapter never talks about a Messiah. You took verses 13 and 14 out of context. You should have read the explanation in the other verses. When you continue to read from verse 14 downwards you'll see that the term 'son of man' who's receiving "dominion and glory and kingdom" (14) to whom "all peoples, nations, and languages should serve" (14) is equivalent to "saints of the Most High" (18) who "received the kingdom" (18) whose "kingdom shall be an everlasting kingdom, and all dominions shall serve and obey them." (27) In sum, the prophecy is all about the Israelites not a Jesus who lived hundreds centuries after. |
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alexis:No, God did. |
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KingTom:Tooth |
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where Isaiah's wife gives birth to a son, he isn't named Emmanuel tho, but God promises that "before the child could cry 'my father' and' my mother' the riches of Damascus and spoil of Samaria will be carried away before the king of Assyria" (8:4). The child was referred to as Immanuel in verse 8 anyway.
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