AK4
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You look to this guy for information?
1. The prophecies say nothing about becoming the richest, only that god controls the mechanism by which work becomes wealth.
2. These prophecies were spoken to the Israelites, not to the Americans, so if anything, American riches prove the prophecies to be false.
3. If Christianity equals wealth, then why was Mother Theresa so poor? And why is Kevin Federline wealthy? Furthermore, why did Jesus say "Again I tell you, it is easier for a camel to squeeze through the eye of a needle than for a rich person to get into the kingdom of God."
This is only true if you discount Hispanics. But sure, it's okay to ignore a few million people (let my sarcasm be noted).
Ah, yes, according to this prophecy a lot of really alive people (including myself) should be dead.
So these buildings were tall. But at the time, they weren't even the second tallest in the world: the Petronas Towers, in Kuala Lampur, Malaysia, were the tallest.
Isaiah is considered the greatest of all Hebrew writers?
Who is he quoting when he says "a truly poetic soul" and "the Evangelist of the Old Testament"?
In what was was Isaiah a statesman?
Wait, what? Why does the fact that they are racially mixed matter? This is just plain racism.
This verse actually disproves his point. Note that even though there are dead bodies in the streets, Jerusalem is still referred to as "the great city".
Do I need to continue?
What this article amounts to is an attempt to biblically justify American imperialism which entirely fails due to the fact that the very verses that the author quotes don't even support his points. Even if you take the bible seriously, L. Ray Smith is wrong. If you don't take the bible seriously (as I do not) this article is flat-out ridiculous.
Just by your silly statements i can tell you didnt even read it. You skimmed over it.
What this article amounts to is an attempt to biblically justify American imperialism which entirely fails due to the fact that the very verses that the author quotes don't even support his points. Even if you take the bible seriously, L. Ray Smith is wrong. If you don't take the bible seriously (as I do not) this article is flat-out ridiculou
Lets see how silly you sound. He quotes scriptures to try to prove his points but the scriptures he quotes dont even support his points.
Your sentence is just like saying this--- He has pictures to prove that his cat is yellow with four very unique PURPLE spots but those pictures dont support or prove it is his cat.
Ridiculous absolutely ridiculous:slap::thud: