OT: For another viewpoint.....

snipped-for-privacy@actcom.co.il (Mirjam Bruck-Cohen),in rec.crafts.textiles.needleworkwrote: and entertained us with

Rewind there. Twice you accredited me with things I did not say, so I called you stupid. It was a stupid thing to do, the first time I reposted what I said but you ignored it and went on to add more things to what you think I said.

I repeat again for you - no bible is the absolute, definitive word, be it Hebrew or Latin or Greek. The stories (legends) were told originally in spoken form long before they were written down.

Now just common sense has to tell you how much they have varied from the very first time the story was spoken.

I also told you, my friend works away at her translation, because she likes to, not because she believes every word she reads or translates. It's a scholarly endeavour that while it would not appeal to me, is her passion.

Now you say whatever you want and misinterpret everything I have said. I give up, it's useless trying to say anything to you, I give you the last word.

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lucretia borgia
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Actually, yes, you can, if I remember my world history correctly from college. I'm pretty sure that the Roman occupation of the Hebrew lands did happen, and that those lands included what we now know as Israel.

Deb

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Deb

And how many people have gained sovereignty over territory simply because their long ago ancestors had it centuries ago? More often, land changes hands by conquest and that conquest determines who has it now. That being the case, Israel's claim to the land it has won by victory in war since 1948 makes much more sense than any claims based on who was or wasn't there a few millenia ago.

If we're going to start honoring historical claims, the US might be up a creek along with a bunch of other modern states.

Elizabeth

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Dr. Brat

Very Good Deb ,,, And not only that the whole Christian religion started in those times , The Story of BETH LEHEM , Jesus life from Birth to death is interwoven in the conflict of the Roman Empire that tries to overtake the people of Israel ,, The lands in question are now part of Jordan , Egypt , Lebanon and Syria. mirjam

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Mirjam Bruck-Cohen

What war? Mirjam is on vacation! There is a bit of trouble there but it will soon pass! Nothing serious. She doesn't have enough on her plate.See how she has all this time to post and read all of yours!

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Magie Noire

"lucretia borgia" a écrit dans le message de news: snipped-for-privacy@4ax.com...

I was going to say something rather unpleasant but I prefer to bite my lip or I'll descend lower that what my education allows.

You think?? Why should I start another thread if, by your helper's standards, this happens all the time with everybody's posts? You see? You can be a polite person! Why didn't you use the same kind of diplomacy before?

No, that was not an answer, it was the beginning of a dispute and a festival of name calling!

Because I though something useful would come out of it! People realising that maybe it isn't that nice to be on the other end of the stick! But why bother? It is useless when people wear blinkers! Sofia D

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Magie Noire

Thank you Sofia , of course i am on `holiday` ,,, probably in one of those make belief Survival series. it isn`t very popular here. Esp since several years ago , the actor playing Rambo, was filming in Eilat, and woke up in his [very] Luxery hotel , to the sound of some rifle shot.... Mr RAMBO ,, hid under his bed and it took quite some time to help him relax.

Of course i have time , i sit in a shelter [ floor size as a double bed].... i sleep on a several winter blankets folded over a rug. on the floor. In the morning i roll them to the side so i can open my folding chair [ Sofia is right , it is a real holiday] and type on my computer that we have plugged in here. Since being under the roof isn`t safe. ,, but i am in A luxery status since i sit under my own house , thus at times i can slip upstairs try and cook a bit or go to the toilet or shower ,, many of my friends sit in staircaes, in small stuffed public shelters, some haven`t mooved from there for 4 weeks.

We here in HAIFA had some easier days. Which we used to see some sun. Our mayor Jonah Yahav calls those days, the HONEY trap. Yesterday Haifa lost 3 people and many were wounded. Other parts of the North loose people , Tragicly all Israelies have already been hit , Jews , Muslims, Beduins, Armenians/

Haifa is also the Holly place of the Bahhai another Iranian born Sector that was hunted and slaughtered by the Shi`ayte in Iran.

I keep in phone touch with many colleagues friends ex pupils, of all groups ,,,, We support each other , we tell each other to go on living as if there is no war. and most of all we are all cynical about the Media report. mirjam

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Mirjam Bruck-Cohen

I think it'd be wonderful if people wore turn signals. Even better if they'd

*use* them!
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Darla

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