So tell me! If god says: I will destroy your house and it will never be rebuilt--if my grandson rebuilds it did god lie?

PeterS

If god says: I will destroy your house and it will never be rebuilt--if my grandson rebuilds it did god lie?

mcmlx

PeterS wrote:

If god says: I will destroy your house and it will never be rebuilt--if my grandson rebuilds it did god lie?

GOD is talking about the spiritual house.
Which Scripture are you referring to?
Depends on the context.
Before Jesus was crucified, He proclaimed that the temple would be destroyed and be rebuilt in three days.
That's one reason the Pharisees and Sadducees crucified him. They were all about the law, not love for GOD and our fellow human beings.

PeterS

mcmlx wrote:

GOD is talking about the spiritual house.
Which Scripture are you referring to?
Depends on the context.
Before Jesus was crucified, He proclaimed that the temple would be destroyed and be rebuilt in three days.
That's one reason the Pharisees and Sadducees crucified him. They were all about the law, not love for GOD and our fellow human beings.

No, I am talking about a physical house--my house--if god says he is will destroy it, never to be rebuilt, and my grandson rebuilds it. Did god lie? It's a simple question. Little balls of h**e says god didn't lie because it's not the same house. I say god lied because it is built over the same site. Whose telling the t***h? And remember--all god said was it would be destroyed never to be rebuilt.

missinglink Loc: Tralfamadore

How about hauling all your anti religion stuff over the religion section.
I believe there is still such a section .

PeterS wrote:

If god says: I will destroy your house and it will never be rebuilt--if my grandson rebuilds it did god lie?

mcmlx

PeterS wrote:

No, I am talking about a physical house--my house--if god says he is will destroy it, never to be rebuilt, and my grandson rebuilds it. Did god lie? It's a simple question. Little balls of h**e says god didn't lie because it's not the same house. I say god lied because it is built over the same site. Whose telling the t***h? And remember--all god said was it would be destroyed never to be rebuilt.

So my question is, when did GOD threaten to destroy your actual house?!?
I'm really not understanding your inquiry..

bilordinary Loc: SW Washington

PeterS wrote:

If god says: I will destroy your house and it will never be rebuilt--if my grandson rebuilds it did god lie?

No it would be your grandsons house.

padremike Loc: Phenix City, Al

PeterS wrote:

If god says: I will destroy your house and it will never be rebuilt--if my grandson rebuilds it did god lie?

I'm guessing that you were never able to put a bicycle together on Christmas Eve because you couldn't understand those instructions either.

PeterS

missinglink wrote:

How about hauling all your anti religion stuff over the religion section.
I believe there is still such a section .

Because I want an answer to the question and the more people who see it the better.

And it's not anti religion. I know any number of Christian who will admit that the prophecies of the bible aren't what they are cracked up to be. It's with the fundamentalists where that seems to not be true. This isn't about being anti religion but being anti fundamentalist and because that seems to be the factor that warps people not religion itself...

PeterS

bill horn wrote:

No it would be your grandsons house.

Seems like there is always a loophole huh...

PeterS

padremike wrote:

I'm guessing that you were never able to put a bicycle together on Christmas Eve because you couldn't understand those instructions either.

Gosh, I just built a bicycle. Were there suppose to be instructions with it?

This question is about the prophecy of Tyre. Little balls of h**e says since a new city was rebuilt over the site, and not the old city rebuilt, so the prophecy is still true even though Tyre is alive and well where it has always been. I say, since the prophecy says that it (Tyre) shall be laid bare, never to be rebuilt the fact the the site has been rebuilt shows the prophecy false. And MW says that since I haven't been zapped with the holy spirit I am incapable of understanding the bible. Myself, I say they are all full of crap, without enough personal integrity to admit that the bible, in this case, was wrong...

nwtk2007 Loc: Texas

PeterS wrote:

Seems like there is always a loophole huh...

That's how rationalizing works!

bilordinary Loc: SW Washington

PeterS wrote:

Because I want an answer to the question and the more people who see it the better.

And it's not anti religion. I know any number of Christian who will admit that the prophecies of the bible aren't what they are cracked up to be. It's with the fundamentalists where that seems to not be true. This isn't about being anti religion but being anti fundamentalist and because that seems to be the factor that warps people not religion itself...

Extremes in anything are a problem.

bilordinary Loc: SW Washington

PeterS wrote:

Gosh, I just built a bicycle. Were there suppose t... (show quote)

Some do their best to turn the Bible into a golden calf.

padremike Loc: Phenix City, Al

bill horn wrote:

Some do their best to turn the Bible into a golden calf.

To some, it is a paper Pope!

PoppaGringo Loc: Muslim City, Mexifornia, B.R.

PeterS wrote:

No, I am talking about a physical house--my house--if god says he is will destroy it, never to be rebuilt, and my grandson rebuilds it. Did god lie? It's a simple question. Little balls of h**e says god didn't lie because it's not the same house. I say god lied because it is built over the same site. Whose telling the t***h? And remember--all god said was it would be destroyed never to be rebuilt.

You are asking a hypothetical. I wasn't aware God dealt in hypotheticals. Aside from that, who else would He inform He was going to destroy your house? Since you don't believe in God why would you believe anything allegedly said by Him?