Is Allah God?....Dragons?

[berkeley]

Originally Posted by 1399

Thanks for the information man!

However, islam is still a false religion, honoring a false god, that will lead them to real destruction.

They have a misconception of God, like the Jews.

[nahkoe]

Originally Posted by Berkeley

They have a misconception of God, like the Jews.

The Jews have a misconception of God?

[berkeley]

Originally Posted by nahkoe

The Jews have a misconception of God?

Sure... they believe in "one" but they rejected Him when He came....

[nahkoe]

Originally Posted by Berkeley

Sure... they believe in "one" but they rejected Him when He came....

Not all did...Actually, if you can do math at all and read your book of Acts, *most* accepted Him as the Messiah.

[berkeley]

Originally Posted by nahkoe

Not all did...Actually, if you can do math at all and read your book of Acts, *most* accepted Him as the Messiah.

No. Most at Pentecost... not most in Israel!!!

[nahkoe]

Originally Posted by Berkeley

No. Most at Pentecost... not most in Israel!!!

How many Jews do you think were in Israel at that time?

3000 on the day of Pentecost, and then 5000 in Acts chapter 4. And at the end of Acts 2, it says that the Lord added to the church daily such as should be saved. Those were *all* Jews. Until Acts chapter 10, the Gentiles were not included in those numbers at all.

The population of Jerusalem was around 60,000 before the 70 AD destruction of the city. (30,000 according to another source, with the population swelling to around 80,000 or more during festivals....that source seems a bit flaky though).

[berkeley]

Originally Posted by nahkoe

How many Jews do you think were in Israel at that time?

3000 on the day of Pentecost, and then 5000 in Acts chapter 4. And at the end of Acts 2, it says that the Lord added to the church daily such as should be saved. Those were *all* Jews. Until Acts chapter 10, the Gentiles were not included in those numbers at all.

The population of Jerusalem was around 60,000 before the 70 AD destruction of the city. (30,000 according to another source, with the population swelling to around 80,000 or more during festivals....that source seems a bit flaky though).

I hate a woman who can think...

[nahkoe]

Originally Posted by Berkeley

No. Most at Pentecost... not most in Israel!!!

From what I'm looking at right now....during the Feast of Firstfruits, *all* Jewish men would have been in Jerusalem. So if it was most at Pentecost....