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The Second Exodus! [Note to the reader: This page is part of a framed Website with a Left Navigation Bar. If you reached this page from a Search engine: Welcome! You may click here to add the Left Navigation Bar (and to view the full Web site).] The prophesies are that the Hebrews (the descendants "of the seed of Abraham, Isaac, and Israel") will be brought back to the land promised to them for an inheritance. The Second Exodus! In this section, we explore some of these prophesies. They are arranged for easy reading (at the click of a button). They make interesting reading: like having next week's newspaper available - today. They are also very relevant to this first complete report about the CMH, because the CMH tool provides (for the first time) the technical means for their actual fulfillment! That is: before the CMH tool was available, these prophesies appeared to be "far fetched" matters of belief (since there was no practical means available to actually fulfill them). Now there is! the CMH! Thus, these prophesies tell in advance what will be done; while the CMH tool provides (for the first time) the practical answer to the question of "How to do it?" The CMH tool (the "genetic signature of the ancient Hebrew population") allows them to be clearly located and identified; while these prophesies tell (in advance) what will happen with them: 1-8 here (Jeremiah 23) What have we just learned? We have just learned (in verses 3-4) that these Hebrews will be brought back to the land that they were exiled from. Did you notice it: by Whom? Who will do this? Thus, who are they opposing who are blocking the actual fulfillment of these words? These words were written into a book in about 587 B.C.E. (per instructions) by Jeremiah, the prophet (who had been "taking dictation"). Whose words were they? The one "taking dictation" or the "Dictator?" And, by the way, what are they actually saying about the "Dictator" (who say today that He no longer "dictates" to anyone)? Are there no pressing problems to solve? Aren't they really acting like prophets (trying to predict the future actions of our Creator and Supreme Ruler)? What is the way with such prophets? Isn't it that a single counter example (of what they predict will happen) shows them to be false prophets? all of here (Jeremiah 30) and all of here (Jeremiah 33) Good reading! © 2002 by David Clark hrhdavid@yahoo.com |