List of Impossible Beliefs Held by Judeo Christians

[EzraLB]

Richard,
Thanks for the link to your website--it's very much needed in Canada at this time. I noticed how you get around the Canadian "hate crime" of mentioning the Jews--instead you use the apt term "Nachash". Someone would have to be brain-dead not to figure out who the "Nachash" are.

I thought it was very amusing how you pointed out that the new "Snow White" in Canada is a jewess. What a joke.

After having spent the weekend with some hardcore Judeo-Christians, your website was a welcome antidote.

[Richard1]

EzraLB: thanks for the feedback on the website.

[EzraLB]

Richard,
I also wanted to thank you for posting on your website a link to the E. Raymond Capt film "The Traditions of Glastonbury," which attempts to fill in some of the "lost" years of Christ before his mission at the age of 30. A friend of mine had recently asked me about what Christ was doing during those years, and I could tell him only that the Scripture does not say anything about it directly.

I understand the Capt film is speculation based on local English traditions and legends, but it is still interesting as showing how Christian Israel may have been part of the earliest beliefs of the English. If anyone has further information of this subject of those "lost" years of Christ, I'd be interested in hearing what that might be.

[Richard1]

EzraLB: Here's a web page that you might find interesting:

http://jahtruth.net/glaston.htm

Also, there are some books about Glastonbury at this web page:

http://www.thechristianidentityforum.ne ... ding-room/

[Kentucky]

EzraLB: Here's a web page that you might find interesting:

http://jahtruth.net/glaston.htm

Also, there are some books about Glastonbury at this web page:

http://www.thechristianidentityforum.ne ... ding-room/

I remember this guy from about 15 years ago; he calls himself Jah. He had some good stuff, but he went off the deep end trying to place an exorbitant amount of Star Wars into the biblical narrative. I think he even called George Lucas a God sent prophet... very weird ideas.

Mark

[brucebohn]

EzraLB: Here's a web page that you might find interesting:

http://jahtruth.net/glaston.htm

Also, there are some books about Glastonbury at this web page:

http://www.thechristianidentityforum.ne ... ding-room/

I remember this guy from about 15 years ago; he calls himself Jah. He had some good stuff, but he went off the deep end trying to place an exorbitant amount of Star Wars into the biblical narrative. I think he even called George Lucas a God sent prophet... very weird ideas.

Mark

I also recall this fellow JAH,which I believe is an acronym of his name..
What had caught my attention was a DVD he produced which exposed the
so called 7/7 "terror bombing" in London as a false flag.. I believe he was
jailed for awhile , then released. He claims he was released after his threat
to expose the illegitimacy of the Queen's coronation, due to the "missing"
Stone of Scone [Jacob's Pillar} from the Throne. [1953] And yes, he was
pushing this idea that George Lucas created the Star Wars film thru divine
inspiration received in his dreams.... Should anyone desire further info, you
can find it @ the Windy City Rabbi's site [ Eli whatever ] He was promoting
this JAH for sometime......

[Richard1]

Sorry, I didn't know about his weird side.

[Staropramen]

[Staropramen]

Here's some judeo kookery;

Second, "For I tell you, this scripture must be fulfilled in me: ‘And he was numbered among the lawless’" (Luke 22:37). By far the clearest purpose of the two swords is Jesus’ reference to Isaiah’s prophecy (53:12). He was destined to be arrested like a criminal, put on trial like a criminal, and even crucified like a criminal (but his arrest, trial, and execution were based on false evidence. He did nothing but good.) Yet, he was hung on the cross between two thieves, which is also a fulfillment of Isaiah’s prophecy (Luke 23:32; 39-43). What are criminals known for carrying with them? Weapons, and to be numbered among criminals, Jesus must also have weapons. That is why he said that only two swords would be enough—to fulfill this prophecy.

How's that for just making crap up?

http://www.answering-islam.org/Authors/ ... _22_36.htm

[Richard1]

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