Any atheists out there who know about any interesting articles that attempt to refute the prophecy in Daniel 9? The prophecy about the seventy sevens and how the Messiah would come, be cut off (idiom for killed/stopped throughout the Bible) and that the Temple would be destroyed soon after.
Also an article that attempts to refute that the catholic church fulfills the prophecy in Revelation 17:4-18 about "Babylon the Great".
Any articles or sources would be appreciated. Thanks!
When I mean refute, I mean that it attempts to refute that Jesus fulfilled that prophecy and or that the book of Daniel was written after the event happened or shortly before it happened.
"CC" the time frame that David Koresh lived in is no where near the time frame given by Daniel. Please only answer the question if you have done serious research.
"WOOZY", your answer does not even attempt to answer my question. I'm not giving you a best answer just because you believe in Jesus.
It is a known fact that the Temple was destroyed. And a reports of a man named Jesus who claimed to be the Messiah were spread throughout the land. I doubt it is a coincidence since the prophecies in Revelation are attributed to Jesus. Those prophecies have come true and the catholic church has crowned kings, sits on a city of seven hills, and has influenced the world with its Greco Roman version of Christianity which is mixed with sun worship and other foreign religious practices and beliefs not contained in the Bible.
The relationship between the church and the political/ military leaders foreshadows what is supposed to happen in the end of the age. (The beast and the false prophet). It is way too much of a coincidence to just brush off. Are there any articles or not? I wouldn't know where to find articles from secular sources that attempt to refute this.
Phoenix Rising, I never said it was your job. The whole point of this website is to get answers. You are not obligated to answer this question. Please don't answer unless you have articles to show me. This isn't a discussion board but people keep leaving unnecessary comments.
Also an article that attempts to refute that the catholic church fulfills the prophecy in Revelation 17:4-18 about "Babylon the Great".
Any articles or sources would be appreciated. Thanks!
When I mean refute, I mean that it attempts to refute that Jesus fulfilled that prophecy and or that the book of Daniel was written after the event happened or shortly before it happened.
"CC" the time frame that David Koresh lived in is no where near the time frame given by Daniel. Please only answer the question if you have done serious research.
"WOOZY", your answer does not even attempt to answer my question. I'm not giving you a best answer just because you believe in Jesus.
It is a known fact that the Temple was destroyed. And a reports of a man named Jesus who claimed to be the Messiah were spread throughout the land. I doubt it is a coincidence since the prophecies in Revelation are attributed to Jesus. Those prophecies have come true and the catholic church has crowned kings, sits on a city of seven hills, and has influenced the world with its Greco Roman version of Christianity which is mixed with sun worship and other foreign religious practices and beliefs not contained in the Bible.
The relationship between the church and the political/ military leaders foreshadows what is supposed to happen in the end of the age. (The beast and the false prophet). It is way too much of a coincidence to just brush off. Are there any articles or not? I wouldn't know where to find articles from secular sources that attempt to refute this.
Phoenix Rising, I never said it was your job. The whole point of this website is to get answers. You are not obligated to answer this question. Please don't answer unless you have articles to show me. This isn't a discussion board but people keep leaving unnecessary comments.