lol....Majorie,
You are a gem.
HS
Daniel's Prophecy, 605 BCE or 624 BCE?
by Little Bo Peep 763 Replies latest watchtower bible
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Alleymom
lol....Majorie, You are a gem.
Well, Scholar himself said that my husband is a lucky man!
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Alan F
I repeat the fact that the Bible clearly indicates that the land of Judah was to remain desolate, without and inhabitant, to be an object of astonishment for seventy years which utterly cripples the Jonsson hypothesis.
scholar JW
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Alleymom
Marjorie
As you say it is I that first announced to this board a publication that now addresses the issues surrounding the Empty Land and Babylonian Gap. Scholars are taking a much closer examination of this critical period of Judean history and the research has both much of interest to WT scholars. Of course, one should expect confirmation of 607 but there is no confirmation of 587 either. The publication should simply be seen as a work in progress and only time will tell where the research will end.
scholar JW
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Alleymom
A typo mistake. 'should not expect confirmation' is what is meant.
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Leolaia
So if the 70 years ends in 537 BC, how could the returning exiles in 538-537 have found the land already populated with Samaritans and "people of the land" (Ezra 3:1-3; 4:1-4)? Are you saying, in contrast to Ezra --you know, the Bible-- and common sense (not to mention archaeological evidence of inhabitation in the land of Benjamin), that the land was entirely devoid of people until the exiles returned in 537?
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Narkissos
Watching the World(wide web), WT-style:
Scholar admits to a mistake on his post # 607!
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EvilForce
Nark......LOL
Maybe Jah intentionally had him write that on his #607 post about the year 607.... God works in mysterious ways.
Repent Scholar...REPENT!!!!!!!! -
Leolaia
Scholar also admits to "a more precise date for the Fall" that happens to be in his post # 587.
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Alleymom
Narkissos and Leolaia ---
LOL!
But .. but ... haven't you two read "Prosser and Keeton on Torts" (Robert F. Keeton et. al., Section 106, 5th ed. 1984), which explains that the majority of courts hold that "misrepresentation" occurs when "[L]iterally true statements are made that create a false impression."
Scholar admits to a mistake on his post # 607!
Scholar also admits to "a more precise date for the Fall" that happens to be
in his post # 587.