So Roudy, what does it mean in the many verses of the Torah where it says the jewish prophets and jews "fell on their face" and worshipped G-d?
How did they physically put their face on the ground?
What position were they in? .......
Waiting for your answer............
The question is irrelevant since the OT accounts were about when the mentioned prophets found themselves in the presence of God. They never compelled anyone to get down on the ground with them. and many such accounts are the recorded events of a dream.
Its not at all the same as getting down on all fours five times a day in the direction of Mecca out of fear from threats of real and imaginary violence for nonconformity..
The same God who created human beings to walk on two feet would never command them to get down on their hands and knees in large groups, like teeming vermin, to degrade themselves like clockwork.
So Roudy, what does it mean in the many verses of the Torah where it says the jewish prophets and jews "fell on their face" and worshipped G-d?
How did they physically put their face on the ground?
What position were they in? .......
Waiting for your answer............
The question is irrelevant since the OT accounts were about when the mentioned prophets found themselves in the presence of God. They never compelled anyone to get down on the ground with them. and many such accounts are the recorded events of a dream.
Its not at all the same as getting down on all fours five times a day in the direction of Mecca out of fear from threats of real and imaginary violence for nonconformity..
The same God who created human beings to walk on two feet would never command them to get down on their hands and knees in large groups, like teeming vermin, to degrade themselves like clockwork.
No other religion does this crap. What is this? Seriously.
So Roudy, what does it mean in the many verses of the Torah where it says the jewish prophets and jews "fell on their face" and worshipped G-d?
How did they physically put their face on the ground?
What position were they in? .......
Waiting for your answer............
The question is irrelevant since the OT accounts were about when the mentioned prophets found themselves in the presence of God. They never compelled anyone to get down on the ground with them. and many such accounts are the recorded events of a dream.
Its not at all the same as getting down on all fours five times a day in the direction of Mecca out of fear from threats of real and imaginary violence for nonconformity..
The same God who created human beings to walk on two feet would never command them to get down on their hands and knees in large groups, like teeming vermin, to degrade themselves like clockwork.
No other religion does this crap. What is this? Seriously.
Riiiiiiight...
Weird thread, dood.
So Roudy, what does it mean in the many verses of the Torah where it says the jewish prophets and jews "fell on their face" and worshipped G-d?
How did they physically put their face on the ground?
What position were they in? .......
Waiting for your answer............
The question is irrelevant since the OT accounts were about when the mentioned prophets found themselves in the presence of God. They never compelled anyone to get down on the ground with them. and many such accounts are the recorded events of a dream.
Its not at all the same as getting down on all fours five times a day in the direction of Mecca out of fear from threats of real and imaginary violence for nonconformity..
The same God who created human beings to walk on two feet would never command them to get down on their hands and knees in large groups, like teeming vermin, to degrade themselves like clockwork.
No other religion does this crap. What is this? Seriously.
Riiiiiiight...
Weird thread, dood.
I meant no other monotheistic religion. Buddhism and Hinduism don't count, since in essence they are still practicing idol worship.
Getting on the knees is one thing, but getting on all fours?
It isn't different.
How is Muslim prayer any different than ancient idolatry?
Ancient idolatry:
Muslim idolatry:
Wrong.Jews are guilty of the same thing. More so since their religion is older.
Deities of the ancient Near East
Levantine (Canaanite)[hide]
"In the oldest biblical literature (12th–11th centuries BC), Yahweh is a typical ancient Near Eastern "divine warrior" who leads the heavenly army against Israel's enemies; he and Israel are bound by a covenant under which Yahweh will protect Israel and, in turn, Israel will not worship other gods.[4]:158–159 At a later period, Yahweh functioned as the dynastic cult (the god of the royal house)[5]:69–70 with the royal courts promoting him as the supreme god over all others in the pantheon (notably Baal, El, and Asherah (who is thought by some scholars to have been his consort)).[6][7]:917 Over time, Yahwism became increasingly intolerant of rivals, and the royal court and temple promoted Yahweh as the god of the entire cosmos, possessing all the positive qualities previously attributed to the other gods and goddesses.[5]:69–70 [7]:917 With the work of Second Isaiah (the theoretical author of the second part of the Book of Isaiah) towards the end of the Babylonian exile (6th century BC), the very existence of foreign gods was denied, and Yahweh was proclaimed as the creator of the cosmos and the true god of all the world.[7]:917
- Adonis
- Anat
- Asherah
- Ashima
- Astarte
- Atargatis
- Baal
- Berith
- Chemosh
- Dagon
- El
- Elyon
- Eshmun
- Hadad
- Kothar-wa-Khasis
- Melqart
- Moloch
- Mot
- Qetesh
- Resheph
- Shahar
- Shalim
- Shapash
- Yahweh
- Yam
- Yarikh
By early post-biblical times, the name of Yahweh had ceased to be pronounced. In modern Judaism, it is replaced with the word Adonai, meaning Lord, and is understood to be God's proper name and to denote his mercy.[8] Many Christian Bibles follow the Jewish custom and replace it with "the LORD".
Yahweh - Wikipedia the free encyclopedia
In the same way, Jews are basically pagans and heathens. They worships the SAME moon god. It is just not so obvious.
"One of the false gods the Jews worshipped was Yah. This pagan idol has its roots in Babylon and in Egypt. This is the lunar or moon god. In Babylon the moon god is called "Ia" or Ya. It has both a female and a male identity. In Egypt the Babylonian female "Ia or Ya" was changed into a male god and the female god was named "shua" and made the sky god. When a person then combines these forms into Iashua or Yahshua they have made the moon god the sky god.
This Babylonian/Egypt deity is also called Baal throughout the Scriptures. The Jews did worshiped the moon god when they apostated into idolatry from the true God Ehyeh asher Ehyeh (Elohim/Adonai). Look up the word moon in Hebrew and it is "yareah" which is the same as "Yahweh." Modern Hebrew spells it different now to distort the real identity of their ancient Yah god. They now spell it "yareach." No matter, real scholars know the truth!
The Yah moon god remains controversial. Why? Because scholars are fearful to say the Jewish god Yah is the same as the Babylonian god "Ia-ya" and or the Egyptian moon god Yah. They feel this somehow may cause loss of faith in the Jews and in the true God of the Jews. They are fearful and reluctant to make this bold connection because it brings into question the tetragrammaton god YHVH or YHWH since both incorporate the "Yah" deity into their name constructions as "Yahveh or Yahweh." The evidence however is quite strong and overwhelming that Yah is an idol god.
This moon god also has the name of Thoth. It is because there are two names for this same idol that scholars can draw away attention that this moon god is Yah. This is how they do it with the word Baal also. They will not give us the real names of these Baal gods so we can observe the Jews as they moved from idol to idol and from one god to another. There were many Jewish gods. Here is a short list as we found them so far:"
The hallelujah god
Who can forget what their god told Abraham to do? Who knows how many other innocent children were slaughtered that DIDN'T make it into the records?
So Roudy, what does it mean in the many verses of the Torah where it says the jewish prophets and jews "fell on their face" and worshipped G-d?
How did they physically put their face on the ground?
What position were they in? .......
Waiting for your answer............
The question is irrelevant since the OT accounts were about when the mentioned prophets found themselves in the presence of God. They never compelled anyone to get down on the ground with them. and many such accounts are the recorded events of a dream.
Its not at all the same as getting down on all fours five times a day in the direction of Mecca out of fear from threats of real and imaginary violence for nonconformity..
The same God who created human beings to walk on two feet would never command them to get down on their hands and knees in large groups, like teeming vermin, to degrade themselves like clockwork.
No other religion does this crap. What is this? Seriously.
Riiiiiiight...
Weird thread, dood.
I meant no other monotheistic religion. Buddhism and Hinduism don't count, since in essence they are still practicing idol worship.
Getting on the knees is one thing, but getting on all fours?
So Roudy, what does it mean in the many verses of the Torah where it says the jewish prophets and jews "fell on their face" and worshipped G-d?
How did they physically put their face on the ground?
What position were they in? .......
Waiting for your answer............
The question is irrelevant since the OT accounts were about when the mentioned prophets found themselves in the presence of God. They never compelled anyone to get down on the ground with them. and many such accounts are the recorded events of a dream.
Its not at all the same as getting down on all fours five times a day in the direction of Mecca out of fear from threats of real and imaginary violence for nonconformity..
The same God who created human beings to walk on two feet would never command them to get down on their hands and knees in large groups, like teeming vermin, to degrade themselves like clockwork.
No other religion does this crap. What is this? Seriously.
Riiiiiiight...
Weird thread, dood.
I meant no other monotheistic religion. Buddhism and Hinduism don't count, since in essence they are still practicing idol worship.
Getting on the knees is one thing, but getting on all fours?
Those are Xians on all fours above too. What difference does it make which limbs one uses to prostrate oneself in blind obeisance to an organized invisible sky pixie? Isn't the blind supplication itself the issue?
