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Can the truth of the Bible be shown through accuracy in prophecy?
This thread is meant to be a logical progression, one step at a time through this question, looking at one prophecy, evaluating what it means, what time it refers to, and how it accured in reality/completely failed to occur in reality.
The intent is that we have a pro-Bible person present an accurate, legitimate prophecy, and prove that the prophecy is as they say it is. After that prophecy is dealt with (accepted or denied), an anti-Bible person has a turn to present an obviously false prophecy, and prove that what was said in the Bible never happened in reality.
I will ask for moderator assistance here if I need to, I want this thread to be remain under complete control. Only ONE prophecy is to be looked at at anyone time, and that prophecy must be dealt with until all parties involved are happy to agree that it either happened or it didn't, and that the Bible Legitimately prophecised it or didn't.
Let the battle begin...
This thread is meant to be a logical progression, one step at a time through this question, looking at one prophecy, evaluating what it means, what time it refers to, and how it accured in reality/completely failed to occur in reality.
The intent is that we have a pro-Bible person present an accurate, legitimate prophecy, and prove that the prophecy is as they say it is. After that prophecy is dealt with (accepted or denied), an anti-Bible person has a turn to present an obviously false prophecy, and prove that what was said in the Bible never happened in reality.
I will ask for moderator assistance here if I need to, I want this thread to be remain under complete control. Only ONE prophecy is to be looked at at anyone time, and that prophecy must be dealt with until all parties involved are happy to agree that it either happened or it didn't, and that the Bible Legitimately prophecised it or didn't.
Let the battle begin...