Zone1 Pray for the Iranian people, many comparisons right now to the Book of Esther.

Are you saying that God's gift of grace to the Israelites is the Anti-Christ?
Wow. If that’s what you got out of what I said all that I can say is wow.

And some people don’t believe that practicing idolatry because they ate the flesh of talking serpents who said they would not die but would receive eternal life, the forbidden fruit, results in death, a curse.

Imagine that!
 
Wow. If that’s what you got out of what I said all that I can say is wow.

And some people don’t believe that practicing idolatry because they ate the flesh of talking serpents who said they would not die but would receive eternal life, the forbidden fruit, results in death, a curse.

Imagine that!

The bronze Serpent that Moses raised on the stick was a gift from God to the Israelites, no?

How is it considered an Idol if God instructed Moses to tell the Israelites to put their eyes on it so that they may be cured?

The Israelites would violate the first commandment if they did not do what God instructed, yes?
 
The bronze Serpent that Moses raised on the stick was a gift from God to the Israelites, no?

How is it considered an Idol if God instructed Moses to tell the Israelites to put their eyes on it so that they may be cured?

The Israelites would violate the first commandment if they did not do what God instructed, yes?
This happened during the time of testing in the wilderness.

They violated the first Commandment by turning to the lifeless work of human hands for healing.

It was a test that no one passed for generations until Hezekiah was born and destroyed the object of idolatry.

If Hezekiah was alive today, he would destroy the antichrist, your false counterfeit Jesus, the spawn of a Trinity, so would Jesus for that matter which is exactly what he has been predicted to do when he returns like a thief in the night.
 
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This happened during the time of testing in the wilderness.

They violated the first Commandment by turning to the lifeless work of human hands for healing.

It was a test that no one passed for generations until Hezekiah was born and destroyed the object of idolatry

It never states it was a test - if anything, "the testing" part would have been after God sent serpents that bit and began to kill them - to see if they would repent of rejecting the Manna from heaven or if they would continue to be stubborn and look to other God's for support.

They passed the test because they repented - and their reward was the restoration of God's Grace when they were healed of their wounds by gazing on the Bronze Serpent.
 
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