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To: ET(end tyranny)
I'm not sure Jesus should have declared himself God. See, from the above verse no man of his seed shall sit upon the throne of David, or rule in Judah. It just happens that Matthew lists Jesus' lineage through the cursed branch of kings.

Yes, and this prophecy, Jeremiah 22, rather drives a stake (one of many) through the heart of Christian premellenialism. The kingdom of Christ is not over the physical Judah or physical Israel.

For the rest of your post, you are just figurizing where it suits you. Too bad you don't read the rest of the prophecies of Isaiah concerning Jesus.

193 posted on 11/07/2001 8:09:59 AM PST by hopespringseternal
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To: hopespringseternal
Too bad you don't read the rest of the prophecies of Isaiah concerning Jesus.

I was hoping that you would 'suggest' this!! What you are saying is the its okay for YOU to takes verses out of Isaiah and attribute them to Jesus (even when they actually refer to Ahaz), but ignore other verses because it doesn't suit your purpose! You can't have it both ways by the way. You can't just pick and choose which prophecies from the same book, you want to attribute to Jesus and just pretend the others that really DO fit, don't exist! lol

194 posted on 11/07/2001 8:29:09 AM PST by ET(end tyranny)
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