What about failed prophesies continued

[Roy]

@RichardG

@St.Roymond

I’m a human being who covered that material in my first OT overview course in college,

Which means diddley squat. I covered Evolution in Senor school and college!

Some people pay attention in class.

[Roy]

@adamjedgar

its interesting because it also theologically and historically stupid. The historocal fact is tyre was beseiged by Nebuchadnezzar exactly as prophesied and the mainland part of the city was destroyed…the 13 years of seige of the island would have caused an unimaginable suffering due to the famine caused in the city without food. That was real history…not some kind of religious morality myth lesson for us to read 3000 years later…

The prophecy didn’t just say the city would be destroyed, it said the city would be destroyed and not rebuilt.

[Clovis_Merovingian]

@adamjedgar

its interesting because it also theologically and historically stupid. The historocal fact is tyre was beseiged by Nebuchadnezzar exactly as prophesied and the mainland part of the city was destroyed…the 13 years of seige of the island would have caused an unimaginable suffering due to the famine caused in the city without food. That was real history…not some kind of religious morality myth lesson for us to read 3000 years later…

This bit of conversation that you quoted regards Babylon and it’s bloodless conquest and continued existence for centuries not Tyre.