Re: Jacob Prophesying Mohammed In Genesis: Muhammad Was The "****loh"

On May 14, 7:03 pm, hillelg...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 wrote:
> On May 14, 5:55 pm, Mirelle <studywarnomore...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:

> > *until ****loh come*;

> The Hebrew source is "ad ki yavo ****lo"

LIke ElParedon said, "You are using the kike bible"!
As if your translations of what the Hebrew words mean can be trusted
-- on top of using the "kike bible"!
You lie about israHELL, nothing you say can be trusted.

Gen 49:1

And Jacob called unto his sons, and said, Gather yourselves together,
that I may tell you that which shall befall you in the last days.

Gen 49:10

The scepter shall not depart from Judah, nor a lawgiver from between
his feet, *until ****loh come*; and unto him shall the gathering of the
people be.

Mirelle


> "ad ki" means "until"
> "yavo" means "will come"
> "****lo" is either the name of the place, or "his" (mispelled "shelo)
> or, if you really wanted to bend backward, gimetria for "moshe"
> (moses).
>
> If we accept your explanation then Jacob's prophecy was wrong.
> Judah lost the kingdom more than a 1,000 years before
> Muhammad showed up.
>
> If we accept the claim, common to quite a few Jews,
> Christians and Muslims, that ****lo is the Messiah
> then the verse makes little sense because of the
> "slight" problem with dates.  One explanation
fromwww.daat.co.il/daat/mahshevt/natsrut/vikuah-2.htm
>
> He explains that in the "ad ki" means "in the end"
> and the verse promises that in the end, when the
> Messiah will come, the king will be from the
> tribe of Judah.  The argument is well founded,
> at least for those who understand Hebrew, but
> I don't like it.  The one I like is Bchor Shor
inwww.jafi.org.il/education/ivrit/gilyonot/ch12vaichi.html
> He based his explanation on Psalm 78:
> "60 He abandoned the tabernacle of ****loh,
>        the tent he had set up among men.
> .........................
> 67 Then he rejected the tents of Joseph,
>        he did not choose the tribe of Ephraim;
>
>  68 but he chose the tribe of Judah,
>        Mount Zion, which he loved."
>
> The point is that the first king from the
> tribe of Judah came to ****loh and took the
> Ark to Jerusalem (see 2 Samuel 6) and so
> Judah became the dominant tribe.
>
> > > I wonder why Christians, and Muslims, spend so
> > > much time trying to "prove" that the Jewish Bible
> > > has anything to do with their religions.  Why can't
> > > they be satisfied with their very own Holy books?
>
> BTW can you explain that?