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Who do you think wrote the Holy Bible?

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styley | 00:56 Wed 16th Jan 2008 | Religion & Spirituality
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Because there's a lot of holes in the plot. Probably.
The proposed division of Jerusalem is just the latest manifestation of that troubled city being described as a, "cup of trembling," as stated in the Bible.
That is more than mere coincidence.
I dare say the residents of Belfast would feel it equally well could apply to their own city.

Don't you?
"I am going to make Jerusalem a cup that sends all the surrounding peoples reeling. Judah will be besieged as well as Jerusalem. On that day when all the nations of the earth are gathered against her I will make Jerusalem an immovable rock for all the nations. All who try to move it will injure themselves" (Zech 12:1-3).

If this prophesy is to believed, then we are a very long way from the final judgement.

It specifically says "When All the nations of the Earth are gathered against (Jerusalem)." Israel has more friends than enemies. Apart from a few displaced Arabs who are understandably cross at having their hard earned territory stolen from under them, most of the world recognises Israel and is on friendly terms with it.

Phew, all those people who think the end of the world is nigh, are thus proven wrong by the Holy Book.
"All the nations .... " In that area? The known world at the time it was written?
Jake, the comparison between Jerusalem and any other city, (Belfast, Beirut etc) just doesn't hold up.
Not other city has had a history like this, and is still the subject of international wrangling and peace proposals. But it doesn't fit in with your worldview does it?
I'm not suggesting that Belfast is the city implied in the Bible.

I'm pointing out that if you've a mind to you can force all sorts of phoney predictions to prophesy a al Nostradamus.

So Gromit quotes the Bible that says all the nations of the earth and you immediately start the process of making excuses to make it fit what you want it to.

By saying "Those countries weren't known about at the time"

Well what about Egypt? that was known at the time and Egypt has had a peace treaty with Israel since 1978

Jordan since 1994

How do you twist the Bible into those two?
No Theland, It clearly says "All the nations of the Earth"

You are now just trying to twist the meaning to suit your own idea of fulfillment of the prophesy.

The word of God outweighs your manipulation of his meaning.
Jerusalem is unique. Unless you WANT it to be otherwise.
It's certainly the only city called Jerusalem located at 350 degrees, 13 minutes east and 310 degrees, 52 minutes north.
I can certainly agree that Jerusalem is unique.

Milton Keynes, in its own way, is also unique.
I think the bible has originated from simple family tales to that of symbolic religous text followed to the word by billions. At a time in history when families and communities had only the entertainment of togtherness and discussion, came the birth of tales and stories to help familes and communities become whole, to live happy lives of strong morals and beliefs. These stories would be past down thorugh many generations, but the original story in it's first state could have been fiction, non fiction or a mixture of the two, I can only hope it was that of true events that have been retold, and relived time after time, to strengthen society, and secure a future for the moral lifestyle that has survived all these years.

Therefore in answer to your question: who wrote the bible - well billions, the 'tales' the 'fights' the 'morals' and the 'beliefs' of the bible are that of billions of people recalling them time after time, those stories may have then been put down on paper but the writer was just another person to translate, describe, and depict the scenes that we would never no had existed without the word of mouth and later 'THE BIBLE'
i.am.legend, you are confusing mere names with real people. We cannot connect any OT book with a real historical figure. Ditto for the NT with the single exception of Paul who wrote some of the epistles.
god knows
god knows but wont say
the same person who wrote the koran only god knows.look for a mysoginist bigot who no comit adultry but has loads of wives someone who believes in peace but go to war.respects his mother believes loves his neighbor but no mix if no believe in same god although they are same god.look for one very confused person in need of care in community .
Waldo, I'm impressed by your co-ordinates, but looking at a map they appear to place Jerusalem somewhere in the region of Neptune.
If someone today, came along with all this crock of shi ite
he or she would be deemed as a lunatic !!!!!

That's what most say about pollotitian's today.
Bible thumping was the people control of the day.
keeping people in "FEAR" quells public unrest.
Today it's Daily newspaper's, TV & Westminster that control's us. THINK ABOUT IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
The Bible Good for a laugh if nothing else!

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