[Blogger]

No. The words are in the verses that he quoted. Check the Blue Letter Bible. Heights in Isaiah 14:14 is indeed Bamah. And, since the New Testament is in Greek, he is correct in stating that a Jewish person “under the inspiration of Isaiah” would say in Hebrew Baraq U’Bamah.

Remember, he is saying how they would say it in Hebrew, not in Greek.

[mmadi106999]

Hey guys if you have any knowledge in prophecy there’s a lot more than this passage to point to Barack Obama as the Anti-Christ.

[mnehring]

I looked up Ezekiel, not Isiah, my bad, however, Bamama is also a feminine form, but I don't go with the reading Hebrew into the Greek text because frankly, that is the language it was written in and you can't just replace words. Also, his claim of the conjunction of "O" would be pronounced lu, not as an "O". So just following the pattern, the anti Christ should be named: astrapē lu bamama, phonetically, Alabama. (sounds stupid but it is the same logic and twisting he uses). Far to convenient, more like Biblomancy. What is the old saying, you can prove anything with the Bible?

[Quix]

THANKS.

More than a little sobering.

I still think he’s ‘just’ a forerunner.

I’ve been wrong, before.

God have mercy.

He is certainly supremely ruthless, tyrannical and arrogant.

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