Are any of these prophecies fulfilled by Jesus?

I see you make no attempt to defend your assertions about prophecy. You and christians like you are why people are turned off from christianity. You make these wild promises and claims, but once anyone questions them you not only cannot defend them, but you then claim that your wild ass claims and promises cannot even be questioned.You made a claim of 300 prophecies that Jesus met and yet you can not even defend one. You cannot even make a feeble defense.You may have noticed this is in the science forums where evidence is required to support arguments. I guess you cannot put up so I guess you had better shut up.

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Facts don't lie or have an agenda. Facts are just facts

I think this would be a very helpful exercise for a lot of us here.If you have the time and/or inclination it would be greatly appreciated.

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Facts don't lie or have an agenda. Facts are just facts

Do you have any evidence for when this christ guy was supposedly born, or even know the time of year?About as much evidence as your prophecy evidence?

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Facts don't lie or have an agenda. Facts are just facts

Care to share any of this "substantial evidence"? Absolutely hilarious. Your links offer no evidence to back up these wild ass assertions. You do know what evidence is don't you?This is my favorite assertion from your one link.

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Though it might be suggested that George I was half-German, this is not so, for his father, Earnest Augustus of Hannover, and his grandfather, Frederick of Bohemia, were both descended from Odin and Frea. Odin (or Wodin) was descended from Calcol and Dardan, who were Zara-Judah's sons. Thus the alliance of Elisabeth and Sophia only strengthened the Judah line: thus, although some members of the Royal line resided in Germany for a period. German Kings never ruled Britain at any time.

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Freaking priceless.My next favorite is this.

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The Royal College of Heralds in Britain accepts this direct line of descent from King David to Queen Elizabeth II as factual.

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It is actually The College of Arms. Please show the source for this. The only sources I can find are fundie christian sites. Also, if there was a biblical King David and he had descendents that have survived then there is a chance that anyone alive now could be a descendent. It wouldn't be that special.I am sure if this is true about the "Royal College of Heralds" then they must have done up a genealogy. Please provide it.I am calling bullshit on this.Edited by Adminnemooseus, : Fix "link" link. There was an extra space at the end of the url, before the "".

In other words your source lied. I see nothing from the College of Arms. All this is is ridiculous fundy nonsense. Lets see some documentation for this "genealogy"As I stated before this is all crap with no evidence.

Where do you get this shit? Where ever you got this from is lying to you.How about you just email the College of Arms and see what they tell you. EnquiriesI am sure they will get back to you, once they get off the floor from laughing so hard.
Real meaning of the Coat of Arms.

You, sir, are a nutball.

Bob doesn't know what the hell he is talking about. The Talmud references to a Yeshua are not in time and place with the bible Jesus. One says he was from 100 BCE the other 200-500 CE. All the references are from the 3rd century CE or later.Here is some quick info
Jesus in the Talmud - WikipediaJosephus is years after and his writings even later. Josephus is not a primary source.Kapyong, an ex-member here, had a great post that addressed these supposed historical references.
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So you expect us to read your sources, but ignore sources others present. YOu did not address my post you just poo pooed it. Classic and typical. You don't want to debate you want to preach.