Revelation 17 and 18.
Posted: Sat Oct 06, 2012 12:22 pm
Only 1.76 MB but too big to upload it directly. My expose of Revelation 17 and 18.
http://www.sendspace.com/file/4oiosi
Sam.
http://www.sendspace.com/file/4oiosi
Sam.
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Well, first of all, I'm glad to see you looking at the KJV, which is the only proper translation of Revelation. Everything you ever needed to know about Rev. 13:18 is contained in "The Ouzo Prophecy" at http://church-of-ouzo.com/pdf/ouzo-prophecy.pdf. That paper starts out with a poetic introduction, but other Ouzo poetry can be found at http://church-of-ouzo.com/pdf/ouzo-poetry.pdf.jinx wrote:Im listening dude..... I tried for a while to crack 'the big one' so to speak (Revelation 13)
http://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?se ... ersion=KJV
Whats the poem in the letter? Cant seem to find it...
Are you suggesting that since Encyclopaedia Britannica's letter was written in 1986, it should be dismissed? Do you realize how difficult it is to get Britannica to admit a mistake since its articles are written by acknowledged experts in their field? They refused to make the correction until I tracked down the writer, Krister Stendahl, who was formerly the head of Harvard's Divinity School and was now the Bishop of Stockholm and head of the Church of Sweden, and convinced him that he was wrong and I was right. My argument consisted of explaining that his identification of the beast with the name/number 666 invalidated "The Ouzo Prophecy." He insisted that Britannica make the correction. You notice that Britannica did not thank me for bringing the error to their attention.reasonvemotion wrote:Bob
13 November, 1986 date of letter. Move along.
Although I will say, when I first came on this forum, I was puzzled by you, as most are at first encounter, but you do seem to have a certain persistence and thick skin, that a large number of us decidely lack.
So I say, keep promoting Ouzo. Skol!
BobAre you suggesting that since Encyclopaedia Britannica's letter was written in 1986, it should be dismissed? Do you realize how difficult it is to get Britannica to admit a mistake since its articles are written by acknowledged experts in their field? They refused to make the correction until I tracked down the writer, Krister Stendahl, who was formerly the head of Harvard's Divinity School and was now the Bishop of Stockholm and head of the Church of Sweden, and convinced him that he was wrong and I was right. My argument consisted of explaining that his identification of the beast with the name/number 666 invalidated "The Ouzo Prophecy." He insisted that Britannica make the correction. You notice that Britannica did not thank me for bringing the error to their attention.
What the fuck are you even talking about? Anybody who believes in that creationism bullshit or the crap turned out by all the organized religions on Earth should be pitied. Only the book of Revelation and "The Ouzo Prophecy" can offer people spiritual salvation, my friend.chaz wyman wrote:What a great advocate and promoter you are for your God, Bob.
What decent person could ever worship, support or believe in a God that would condemn such a gentle and intelligence man such as Carl Sagan to an eternity of torture?