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Yahweh's Volcano, Sodom, Mohammed and Arabia

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    11matrix11
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    The whole area of ancient Midian of Western Arabia bordering the Red Sea
    with ancient ruins and Jebel Tur/Mt Sinai which has been found and is
    sealed off by the Saudis. It is the mountain exactly characterized by
    the Bible with its blackened peak and also adjacent altar for the
    cow idol with the smoothened rock where Moses struck it for water
    although there is no water there now.
    This mountain was found by Ron Wyatt an amateur archaeologist and
    hurriedly the Saudis clamped off the area.
    Just go to Google Earth and type Jebel AlLawz and you will be directed
    to this mountain.
    I believe this area alongwith surrounding areas is where Muhammad was
    s there is a lot of ancient ruins here as great history has transired here.
    Plus Saudi Arabia is not what it was thousnds of years ago. Great earth
    changes has taken place since then and the terrain we see now is
    definitely not what it was back then. But that is another topic.

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      An ancient land called "Israel" is probably a Zionist propaganda; possibly the earliest mention of Israel, a thirteenth century b.c stela puts it down as a people or a population.

      @ramiConclusion The Holy Land is in Western Arabia together with the House of God and the Holy Mountain 'Sinai'.

      I think I had posted something about the Mount of Revelation being in Arabia, but can't seem to find it at the moment.

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        hurriedly the Saudis clamped off the area.

        Yes that's all they know how to do "Hurriedly clamp, hide and mislead".

        When Kamal Salibi published his book "The Torah Came from Arabia" in 1985, They "hurriedly" bulldozed vast regions of Asir. If you travel to the area now, the bedouins living there will tell you about it all. They will tell you how Wahabis "hurriedly" came storming into the area in their military vehicles, with their turbans flying behind them in the wind and their bellies bouncing up and down.

        You see they are afraid of two things, which are a danger to their ever-growing bellies

        1- That Israel will invade Arabia and re-establish the kigdom of David. (Although Salibi made it vehemently clear that the concept of "Israelite" and "Jew" are two completely different matters, and that the "Banu Israel" mentioned in the Quran do NOT exist anymore, but have "melted" with other peoples throughout the ages.

        2- That their false history will be exposed. They are afraid becasue the alledged Nightly Journey of Muhamad from Mecca to Jerusalem (Palestine) and him praying there in the "masjid aqsa" will be proven to be a fallacy.

        Everything is their under their noses. Huge pillars near the town of Misrama ("Masraim&quot as spectacular as those in Egypt, stone towers near Yemeni border in Southern Asir which continue to baffle the mind, the Temple of Solomon, etc... IT's ALL THERE.

        I am willing to bet my life that if an excavation is ever done there, that Noah's arc will also be found on some high plateau.

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          Jafar
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          And Israel is in Arabia. And Israel is Jacob btw not a land!

          The Amalekites and Canaan are around the region of Mecca.

          The Jordan are the mountaineous ridge east to Hijaz. It is NOT a river.

          The OT doesn't recognize the dead sea AT ALL!!!

          What a good news for Palestinians!

          I shall inform Netanyahu about this immediately..
          Benjamin let's re-orient the Aliyah to Saudi Arabia!
          Put IDF on alert, take the land by force!

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            Rami
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            What a good news for Palestinians!

            I shall inform Netanyahu about this immediately..
            Benjamin let's re-orient the Aliyah to Saudi Arabia!
            Put IDF on alert, take the land by force!

            LOL.

            First, they won't believe this theory.

            Second, they are not that religious.

            The idea that Israel is the holy land and the Jews should stay there is simply nationalistic pride to keep the masses united.

            And if turned out that Israel is indeed in Arabia, they won't move an inch. They will only become demoralized and most will leave Israel.

            I advice the Palestinians to leave the land to the Israelis and the Arabs should welcome them wholeheartedly.

            497 Those whom the Angels take, while they had wronged their souls; they said "What situation were you in?", they said "We were oppressed on Earth." They said "Was God's Earth not wide enough that you could emigrate in it?" To these their abode will be Hell; what a miserable destiny!

            Migrate from the tyrants. jedi

            Peace.

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              Jafar
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              Second, they are not that religious.

              The idea that Israel is the holy land and the Jews should stay there is simply nationalistic pride to keep the masses united.

              And if turned out that Israel is indeed in Arabia, they won't move an inch. They will only become demoralized and most will leave Israel.

              laugh

              Exactly.. since they're not religious and it is turned out that Israel is indeed in Arabia,
              It will make 'an aliyah to Saudi Arabia' more profitable and sound options for them since

              1. The so-called holy land of Israel doesn't possess any Oil reserves.
              2. Saudi Arabia is the #1 Oil producer in the world! with #1 in proven oil reserves.

              Count the ROI, it DOES make sense...

              I advice the Palestinians to leave the land to the Israelis and the Arabs should welcome them wholeheartedly.

              497 Those whom the Angels take, while they had wronged their souls; they said "What situation were you in?", they said "We were oppressed on Earth." They said "Was God's Earth not wide enough that you could emigrate in it?" To these their abode will be Hell; what a miserable destiny!

              Migrate from the tyrants. jedi

              A very good advice... although I prefer to see the racist Israel (and also Palestine) country eventually got dissolved.
              And a new country is emerging which shall be named as "United Democratic Republic Of Canaan" or something like that.
              Where the jews, the arabs, the chinese, the japanese, tibetans, british whatever.. could lived there in peace..
              Let's face it the two state solution doesn't work...

              Salam / Peace

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                I totally Hypothesis and agree that Soddam and Ghamorah was destroyed by the Giant Volcano.
                I thought about that After watching the Documentary calling "Amazing Earth" or something like that....

                Anyways, Basically the Quran says It Rained Fire and Rocks...(which can only mean two things, Either a Valcano or a asteroid), Historically speaking, It would logically have been a Volcano.

                You Remi said that YWH is a Volcano God? I dont think so. I think Just Because Allah Destroyed a Town by Use of a Volcano doesn't really mean HE is a Volcano. laugh

                Apparently, The same God Caused a Massive Flood, so does that now make him the flood god instead?
                laugh astaghfirullah
                Or does him causing the Tower of Bable to fall make him the Architectural destroyer god?
                astaghfirullah

                I see it that Allah is the Most Powerful and Uses Natural Disasters to Punish people.
                (it actually says that in the Quran btw.)

                To an Atheist, I guess theyd say the "Prophets" were just smart Scientists who knew the Volcano or Flood was Coming wile the others did not listen...I think they got this Prior Knowledge from God (Allah)

                But defiantly, I think that Volcano thing is True...
                It says in the Bible Lot's Wife Turned to a Pilliar of Salt...

                Probably means the Acidic Cloud consumed her like the movie Dante's Peak?

                I also Agree with Israel being a Person not a place.

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                  I also Agree with Israel being a Person not a place.

                  Wasn't israel the prophet jacob (yagoob)?

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                    Wasn't israel the prophet jacob (yagoob)?

                    It depends, perhaps around 4000 years ago the word 'Israel' was known as a showbiz nickname for a guy called Jacob..
                    It is said that Jacob earned the nickname 'Israel' after he won a WWF match against The Defending Superboss named The Rock a.k.a Dwayne Johnson.
                    The big match is said to last the whole saturday night-time, aired live universe-wide, and it was a close-call.

                    The Rock managed to damage Jacob's thigh during the match.
                    Although Jacob's dramatically closes the match with a good chair smack-down towards The Rock forehead and won the match.
                    To commemorate those big smack down event; Jacob's descendant did not eat the sinew of the hip which is upon the hollow of the thigh up until now..
                    While his arch rival; descendants of The Rock still commemorate that event by paying homage to The Black Rock by encircling it 7 times once a year.

                    But now the word "Israel" refers to a country which actually more suitable to be named "Jewishtan".

                    Salam / Peace

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                      It depends, perhaps around 4000 years ago the word 'Israel' was known as a showbiz nickname for a guy called Jacob..
                      It is said that Jacob earned the nickname 'Israel' after he won a WWF match against The Defending Superboss named The Rock a.k.a Dwayne Johnson.
                      The big match is said to last the whole saturday night-time, aired live universe-wide, and it was a close-call.

                      The Rock managed to damage Jacob's thigh during the match.
                      Although Jacob's dramatically closes the match with a good chair smack-down towards The Rock forehead and won the match.
                      To commemorate those big smack down event; Jacob's descendant did not eat the sinew of the hip which is upon the hollow of the thigh up until now..
                      While his arch rival; descendants of The Rock still commemorate that event by paying homage to The Black Rock by encircling it 7 times once a year.

                      But now the word "Israel" refers to a country which actually more suitable to be named "Jewishtan".

                      Salam / Peace

                      rotfl

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                        I advice the Palestinians to leave the land to the Israelis and the Arabs should welcome them wholeheartedly.

                        497 Those whom the Angels take, while they had wronged their souls; they said "What situation were you in?", they said "We were oppressed on Earth." They said "Was God's Earth not wide enough that you could emigrate in it?" To these their abode will be Hell; what a miserable destiny!

                        Migrate from the tyrants. jedi

                        Peace.

                        Yes, but that is talking about people whom the angels/controllers take while they wronged themselves and not just anyone.

                        If a Palestinian farmer or shephard is killed, will he go to hell because he didn't emigrate before when he had the chance? Yes the earth is spacious. Is it correct for me to imply that you meant the Arabs are not welcoming of the Palestinians, and that they should be?

                        I am not sure if this applies to a historical context (the early muslims) or applies always, but if it applies always, does the Qu'ran not say to fight those who come to evict you from your homes? And a person will go the hell for this?

                        Maybe if the person dies fighting oppression while committing the only unforgiveable sin (shirk) at the same time, sure. How about a muslim who does not die fighting oppression while simultaneously committing the only unforgiveable sin (shirk), but dies fighting against oppression and people trying to evict him or others from their homes, farms, neighbourhoods, grazing areas without comitting shirk, will they go to hell if they die doing this?

                        How about not even fighting physically, what about Palestinians who die for speaking out against their and/or the oppression in general (we are told to speak justly) not while committing shirk, or Palestinians who are killed completely randomly (for whatever reason, like an Israeli soldier in a bad mood or something or a stray bullet, artillery shell, inordinate airstrike etc.), without even saying anything or committing any acts of physical violence while not committing shirk? Are they going to hell too?

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                          Yes, but that is talking about people whom the angels/controllers take while they wronged themselves and not just anyone.

                          If a Palestinian farmer or shephard is killed, will he go to hell because he didn't emigrate before when he had the chance? Yes the earth is spacious. Is it correct for me to imply that you meant the Arabs are not welcoming of the Palestinians, and that they should be?

                          I am not sure if this applies to a historical context (the early muslims) or applies always, but if it applies always, does the Qu'ran not say to fight those who come to evict you from your homes? And a person will go the hell for this?

                          Maybe if the person dies fighting oppression while committing the only unforgiveable sin (shirk) at the same time, sure. How about a muslim who does not die fighting oppression while simultaneously committing the only unforgiveable sin (shirk), but dies fighting against oppression and people trying to evict him or others from their homes, farms, neighbourhoods, grazing areas without comitting shirk, will they go to hell if they die doing this?

                          How about not even fighting physically, what about Palestinians who die for speaking out against their and/or the oppression in general (we are told to speak justly) not while committing shirk, or Palestinians who are killed completely randomly (for whatever reason, like an Israeli soldier in a bad mood or something or a stray bullet, artillery shell, inordinate airstrike etc.), without even saying anything or committing any acts of physical violence while not committing shirk? Are they going to hell too?

                          Peace AK85,

                          You are right, the palestinians are stuck. I still don't know how God will judge the present world! Everyone seems to have his reasons and most have it out of good will! So I leave these complex judgements to God. But palestinians is better to show mercy to themselves and leave. Thats the best strategy right now in my opinion. They have to get rid of the palestinian identity, it is not quranic anyway.

                          Peace.

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                            Interesting concept. I believe that as God created the universe, then the whole universe must be Holy Land

                            There is a problem with this argument..

                            http//www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=8XmtW_fIj68

                            http//www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=iNpufW3_yVs

                            It's synonymous with the term "Existence".. You're arguing for the impossible because you can not create that which you require to exist. And of course there is this problem with that argument as well

                            EXISTENCE BOOK OF ORIGINS
                            http//thejackelscolumn.wordpress.com/2013/11/02/existence-book-of-origins/

                            Regardless, the topic of Yahweh being a volcano GOD is an interesting one because it's most likely true. And no it's not likely a volcano in Arabia giving Exodus is most likely in reference to the Thera Eruption. Yes the super volcanic eruption in which triggered the collapse of the bronze age.. The revelation of yahweh is mostly the merger of moon and mountain god worship.. Yahweh is one of the sons of EL to whom gets equated with El Shaddai the GOD of Abraham. Abraham to whom came from Ur, a place where the moon god Sin was worshiped. A deity in which Abraham's father and likely his grandfather worshiped. He comes to the city Shaddai and makes the Patron deity his primary deity. El Shaddai is also known as the usurper and attested to his shining mountain. He became a moon mountain GOD as god of the mountains who dwells at Mt Sinai. There is a ton of evidence supporting this.. I joined this fora admittedly to address this topic because some of you might be interested in the evidence in which supports that hypothesis. I outlined this over 3 articles here, and it goes pretty deep

                            Part 1
                            http//thejackelscolumn.wordpress.com/2013/02/27/yahweh-the-worshiping-of-a-volcano-fire-god-of-war/

                            Part 2
                            http//thejackelscolumn.wordpress.com/2013/02/27/mountain-god-worship-yahweh-god-of-the-mountains/

                            Part 3
                            http//thejackelscolumn.wordpress.com/2013/03/15/yahweh-the-rock-of-israel/

                            And I've recently come across further evidence to which I will place in citation in the first article as an update sometime this week here

                            http//web.archive.org/web/20111227182804/http/www.therafoundation.org/articles/chronololy/astorminegyptduringthereignofahmose/view?searchterm=

                            Cheers )

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                              Salaam,

                              It might be a good theory that Canaan is the mountain range which Mecca is neighbor to, but it does not fit my theory of Pharisees = Persians. However my mind is always open to alternatives. However, I doubt that Abraham traveled from Ur to Canaan where Mecca is with his wife and all of his possessions, but I have not excluded the possibility altogether. For Abraham is, according to the Jewish scriptures at least, told to have traveled and spent time in Canaan and then went up to Har(r)an in today's south Turkey, north of Iraq. Somehow I feel that today's Mecca is a fraud but it is difficult to prove true or false because of hypocritical people possessing these lands and preventing honest excavation. The Kaaba' is a building which was originally formed like a typical cathedral as per evidence next to the present building and relatively obvious historical records that the building was rebuilt a few hundred years ago to make a cube out of it for some reason. It is a pretty tiny building that is being used in worship and it is like walking around a storage shed instead of something representing God. Compare this building to the grand temples of God in the north and it looks like a joke. Even without being knowledgeable in Arabic I can tell that the circumvention thought to be mentioned in Qur'an means to encompass the building, i.e. travel to the location. It seems to have been a location much like a monk's abbey where you contemplate and purify yourself that you may become closer to God. The ritualistic walking around the building several times seems more like something from Paganism and that God is a neanderthal god which needs to be "triggered" by a certain behavior, like the riddles in adventure video games.

                              The Phillistines seems to have been a hostile tribal people overall and they would not have let safe passage to strangers and I am sure they lived east of northern Egypt and up towards today's Israel and even possessed these lands.

                              Even if Israel was a promised people they have more than forfeited their rights by now even if there exists an old covenant. However anyone can choose to take up on God's covenant and become prosperous. The Children of Israel as per Qur'an is an example God brings up in Qur'an of a people who repeatedly have failed to heed the Message or become forgetful of the Covenant of God.

                              As we can see in Qur'an there is a Messenger and way of God for each community. The Israeli rules and restrictions were active for those who followed these teachings while certain teachings were active for those who chose to follow Qur'an, the renewed Message anno 7th century, which fundamental part remained the same however as always.

                              But we are told to follow the creed of Abraham so it is this sign we are to follow; it is before Israel's time and the Jewish Covenant about the prosperity of Moses' people, so Abraham was not really part of this and why God said Abraham was neither Jew nor Christian. Obviously it is an opener and encouragement that you do not have to be sad because you were not born in the Israeli tribes but in your own people with your own chances, and also show that people in the past were not so righteous just because they were part of a covenant. Well, it also acted as a clear warning to those who follow the Jewish and Christian Faith, that part of the Message.

                              Basically, if one understands Qur'an, the Message is not as difficult as people make it, this has remained the same even if the details might have differed between people

                              http//farm6.staticflickr.com/5546/10816793444_18c10caea7.jpg

                              Sorry if I spam this diagram, but it is my way of showing the simplicity of the Message.

                              God bless you

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                                Abdul-Hadi
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                                Greetings and Peace, all group

                                Why a volcano and not an asteroid?

                                What timeframe are we looking at? Lot (Peace upon all Prophets) was a nephew of Abraham, so this should set some time frame...perhaps circa 4,000 years ago?

                                I've seen a few of these; these are samples for consideration.

                                http//biblehub.com/timeline/
                                http//en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chronology_of_the_Bible

                                Btw, has anyone done anything similar based only on AQ? I have only found chronology for when verses were revealed.

                                ALLAH knows best.

                                peace

                                ~Abdul-Hadi

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                                  Salaam,

                                  According to one Jewish source Abraham and Lot lived approximately 2000BC. That was in a translation of the Book of Jasher. It seemed like relatively well-founded information using historical sources to pinpoint the series of events.

                                  God bless you

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                                    Interestingly this documentary attributes the series of events during moses to volcanic ash cloud

                                    http//www.youtube.com/watch?v=IwnrjU67Dag

                                    Since there is no volcano in Egypt they found one 500 miles away in a greek island called Santorini!!!

                                    http//en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Santorini

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                                      I will have to watch those tomorrow after work. And if you not the references in my articles, evidence includes much of Egypt being buried in ash, and that the Therah eruption would have been visible to the entire Levant region as far east as Israel. Even more interesting is the linked source in the second article in which goes over the time of the Exodus to which would directly be in line with the Eruption of Therah, and it even explains the apposing accounts by the Egyptians and the Evicted Hyksos to whom were likely those mentioned in Exodus and a part of the pre-Israelites. Here the Egyptians saw it as a military victory while those evicted painted it as being led to the promise land.. Both which are depicting the very same event.. It wasn't a god that caused the chaos of the era, it was the Eruption of THera. Yahweh is essentially a volcano god, a god of the mountains... And lets face it, if we lived in that era and witnessed a civilization ending super volcanic eruption more than 1,000 times as powerful as the Mt Saint Helen's eruption, we would probably believed it was GOD... Not even the nuclear bombs dropped on Japan could remotely compare to this event in which shaped the evolution of modern religion. If Thera hadn't erupted, the Abrahamic religions of today wouldn't even exist.

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                                        Why a volcano and not an asteroid?

                                        Simply because the descriptions given are not consistent with asteroids (not even remotely close).. And neither is the actual hard evidence outside scripture. All the evidence clearly points to a volcanic eruption. Even Psalms 18 depicts this very context, and even to the point where GOD is not only the spirit of the volcanic mountain, but the volcanic mountain itself.. When you read the bible in this context, it actually makes coherent sense.. Even revelations to which references back to Exodus makes complete sense to what they are actually inferring to.. This is anthropomorphism and animism of the most powerful eruption human kind has ever witnessed as far we are aware of. To them it would have been the most powerful thing in their era..

                                        If you are looking for the time period of Exodus, I would strongly recommend reading the source

                                        http//www.bibleandscience.com/archaeology/exodusdate.htm

                                        You also need to consider that Exodus is written post event, and that could range 1 to a few hundred years.. But it's clear that the event in question is most assuredly in reference to the Thera eruption and the aftermath...

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