Mitty
Active Member
So how many weeks did it take Moses and his three million relatives and their animals to cross the Red Sea, given that there were about 30 women giving birth each hour.Miracles are from God, and if you choose to mock the miracles of the New Testament you should be consistent and mock the miracles of the Hebrew scriptures, such as parting the Red Sea. But, hang on, that leaves the Israelites stranded in Egypt.
And where did Moses find the 3000 tonnes of food per day to feed his three million relatives plus the feed for their animals while the pregnant women waddled across the Red Sea as they gave birth at the rate of 30 per hour?
And where did Moses find the six megalitres of water per day as his three million relatives waddled across the Red Sea?
Or is that story just another imaginative fantasy?
But why did the Romans mock Jesus as the "King of the Jews" when they executed him for sedition?And David. Is David alive today? I don't think so.
Did Ezekiel and others not say 'my servant David' was the Messiah? [See Ezekiel 34:23] So why would God not refer to his true son as 'my servant David'? Is the identity of the Messiah revealed by name in the Hebrew scriptures? Not explicitly, and for good reason.
And the genealogies. When the two genealogies of Jesus are combined they provide a perfect blend of David's seed and God's holiness.
Why the sign above the cross? Because the Messiah, Son of Joseph, was only recognized as King by a remnant of Jewish believers. Like King David before him, Jesus was anointed well before becoming King. It was only when Jesus ascended to heaven as the Son of man that he was given dominion over all in heaven and earth. You should read Daniel 7:13,14.