What are the lies?

Me too! Just order that and "admiral of the ocean sea" So excited to get into both books

1. Watch Israel carefully. 2. "Apocalypse" simply means "a revealing" or "un-hidden" and is often misused and incorrectly defined. 3. She is absolutely wrong about self-fulfilling prophecy; that dismissive statement reveals her ignorance of eschatology. The few parts of Revelation that involve human actions are done by people hostile to the book, not the believers themselves.

Apocalyptic hysteria, or belief has been going on in the human psyche, probably since the first terrifying thunder and lightening storm. I remember that nutty hysteria around the Mayan calendar. It was so stupid. In Columbus' day it made more sense. The bubonic plague alone was so horrifying.

Lol, ele descobriu a america do norte pensando que era a asia. Vocês gostam muito de histórias da carochinha😂😂😂

All of the biblical places that we know of was originally located in America, and this is a fact that America is the oldest land. The other places that they set up over there in the Middle East of Jerusalem was constructed Utah is the land of Judah the Middle East do not have 12,000 feet mountains, and the description of Judah is the book of Deuteronomy!! Atlantis in America!! I can reference so many books and articles, but just do some research and you’ll see

If you visit Jerusalem you will see that the Israeli Jews have prepared everything and have it ready and waiting for the day the Temple Mount is back under their control. The dome and mosque that stands there now was only put there by the Muslims as a way of adding insult to injury, a mosque built as a symbol of victory as is tradition. (Same reason why a mosque was built where the World Trade Center used to be in NYC.) Neither site has any true significance to Islam other than to deny the Jewish people their own holy site.

A verdade que a tua mente quer. Colombo pensava estar na asia. Vocês gostam muito de fantasia.😂

You can't handle the truth.@@eugeniadacosta706

He read Revelation as describing a scenario where Jerusalem is in Christian hands (in 1492 it wasn’t any more) and requiring the Temple on Mt Zion to be rebuilt. So, he thought Christians had to make that happen for Jesus to come back and perfectly and justly govern the world.

There is a lot of evidence to support the idea that Columbus was a crypto Jew.Many of the passengers on his ships were Jews escaping Spain,1492 was the year Ferdinand and Isabella expelled the Jews from Spain on the day of Tisha B'Av the 9th of Av which is the saddest day on the Jewish calendar.On that day 500 yrs apart,both the First and Second Temples were destroyed in Jerusalem.

Do not forget that Christianity and Judaism are two parts of the same tree. Yeshua (Jesus) and ALL the New Testament writers were Jewish. True Christianity is only fully understood as a complimentary fulfillment of the Jewish scriptures in the person of Messiah (Christ). ...then 600 years later a pedophilic, demon worshiping, slaver warlord invented his own religion based loosely on things he had poorly copied from Jews and Christians and declared himself a prophet. Then he declared war on Jews and Christians when they rejected him as an obvious phony. And they've been waging Jihad ever since.

@@viviancorey1822 Columbus was not Jewish. He came from a Catholic family, he constantly professed his devotion to the Virgin Mary, and the saints. He belonged to Catholic lay orders. I guess these old theories never die.

All of the biblical places was originally located in America hence why Christopher Columbus came here to recapture Jerusalem. We have more pyramids than anywhere else on the earth. We have way more artifacts being found here in we have the Giants proven in history, including being spotted in these times& many ancient articles, speaking of America being the oldest land. Atlantis in America. When rocks cry out we have so many books to prove that Jerusalem and the holy lands and the garden of Eden was always in America.

I don't understand what you're talking about.

No it was based on his experience as a navigator. He concluded there was a land mass much closer to Europe. His mistake was that he thought it was Asia.