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psalm 89 clearly states God has struck the throne of his anointed to the ground.
Where does it CLEARLY state that in Psalm 89. Even the verses you mentioned do not state it!
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psalm 89 clearly states God has struck the throne of his anointed to the ground.
verse 44:you cast his throne to the ground, how clear can it get. or do you mean that it doesnt say struck? the meaning is the same.evanman said:psalm 89 clearly states God has struck the throne of his anointed to the ground.
Where does it CLEARLY state that in Psalm 89. Even the verses you mentioned do not state it!
yes but when? it didnt happen 2000 years ago. not everything the psalm says. it also says you have shortened the days of his youth. psalm 41, verse 4, says something like 'in his disease (in the disease of the captain of the army of God, jesus wud be the logical conclusion) you changed all of his army. what does this point at? to me no other conclusion than what the spirit tells:the cross is merely the beginning. no its time to fulfill matthew 25 and truly become as low as a human, even in the radiating effect he had 2000 yrs ago. dont understand me? ok, i have 2 choices. either get extremely annoyed that people think the cross is all, or be glad that they are so impressed by the cross cuz if that impresses them, the final truth will make them faint of admiration :bday:evanman said:Thank you, as I said, I must have missed it.
We ask now, what does this referr to?
Did God humiliate His Son? NO!! What did happen? The Word humbled Himself and became flesh, lower than the angels, and submitted Himself to the Father.
hmm yeah kinda like the pharisees said to jesus :Devanman said::smt101 :smt101
evanman said:Careful Joeri, I find nowhere emoticons existed in the time of Christ!
Joeri said:evanman said:Careful Joeri, I find nowhere emoticons existed in the time of Christ!
mocking did.
hmm yeah kinda like the pharisees said to jesus icon_biggrin.gif
no.evanman said:Joeri said:evanman said:Careful Joeri, I find nowhere emoticons existed in the time of Christ!
mocking did.hmm yeah kinda like the pharisees said to jesus icon_biggrin.gif
Are you mocking me?
at least the thing i said which those smileys were , i think, intended for?evanman said:Do you believe that I am mocking you?
It should also be mentioned that in Islam, it is unlawful to force someone to marry someone that they do not want to marry. The evidence shows that 'Aishah's marriage to the Prophet Muhammad was one which both parties and their families agreed upon. Based on the culture at that time, no one saw anything wrong with it. On the contrary, they were all happy about it.
None of the Muslim sources report that anyone from the society at that time criticized this marriage due to 'Aishah's young age. On the contrary, the marriage of 'Aishah to the Prophet was encouraged by 'Aishah's father, Abu Bakr, and was welcomed by the community at large. It is reported that women who wanted to help the Prophet , such as Khawlah bint al-Hakeem, encouraged him to marry the young 'Aishah. Due to the Semitic culture in which they lived, they certainly saw nothing wrong with such a marriage.
Gary: Hogwash. Muhammad and his men raped women while their husbands were still alive!Qasim786 said:It should also be mentioned that in Islam, it is unlawful to force someone to marry someone that they do not want to marry.
Now answer this question Qasim... will YOU marry a 6 year old CHILD when you are 53? Will you have sex with her when she is only 9?
"... Some of the Companions of the Apostle of Allah (may peace be upon him) were reluctant to have intercourse with the female captives in the presence of their husbands who were unbelievers. "
The portion of the Bible that we want to look at begins with the Book of Numbers, Chapter 31, verses 17 and 18. Here, Moses, following the Lord's command, orders the Israelites to kill all the Midianite male children. The order continues with the following:
". . . kill every woman who has known man by lying with him,
but all the female children, that have not known a man by lying with him,
keep alive for yourselves."
One can only guess how the Israelites determined who the virgins were. Most probably, they did it based on age and maturity, assuming that all of the female "children" who had not reached puberty were virgins. Keep in mind that this was done, according to the Bible, on God's command to "Avenge the Israelites on the Midianites". Later, God gives Moses instructions on how to divide up the booty, "whether persons, oxen, donkeys, sheeps or goats". Based on this command, "thirty-two thousand persons in all, women who had not known a man by lying with him" were divided up. This was done so that the Israelite soldiers could have these young girls "for themselves". I do not suspect that anyone reading this is either so naive or ignorant of King James English to not know what this means!
Moving along to another great example of Biblical morality, . . . in Deuteronomy 21:10-14 the Biblical "God of Love" gives the following command:
"When thou goest forth to war against thine enemies, and the Lord thy God hath delivered them into thine hands and thoust has taken them captive, and seest among the captives a beautiful woman, and have a desire unto her, that though would have her to be thy wife, then though shalt bring her home to thine house . . . and after that you may go into her and be her husband, and she shall be your wife. But if though have no delight in her, then thou shalt let her go".
Hadith said:"... Some of the Companions of the Apostle of Allah (may peace be upon him) were reluctant to have intercourse with the female captives in the presence of their husbands who were unbelievers. "