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Author: DavidDavid Date: May 22, 2008 13:17
For my example, I choose Jodi Magness, an
archaeologist at the University of North Carolina
at Chapel Hill.
In the Qumran wars in the academic circle she
carries weight because she correctly concludes
that Qumran was an ESSENE settlement from
the archaeological evidence. (I draw the ESSENE
connection from Thiering pesher esoterica.)
However, I am not arguing this important point now.
Scholar's Verdict - check webpage for this section
http://y-jesus.com/tomb.php?gclid=CJbmsN7vupMCFQKaFQodjRz0Cg
Extract -
She said Jesus came from a poor family that,
like most Jews of the time, probably buried their
dead in ordinary graves. "If Jesus' family had
been wealthy enough to afford a rock-cut tomb,
it would have been in Nazareth, not Jerusalem,"
she said.
2 quick points -
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Author: Peter AlacaPeter Alaca Date: May 22, 2008 13:33
David wrote, 22/05/2008 22:17:
Do you have enough of your masquerade of the last couple of weeks?
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Author: DavidDavid Date: May 22, 2008 14:30
On May 22, 4:33Â pm, Peter Alaca wrote:> David wrote, 22/05/2008 22:17:
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> Do you have enough of your masquerade of the last couple of weeks?
If you provoke further, Lee and I will come get you.
Lee knows more archaeology than you do.
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BTW I notice no challenge from you on what I was
talking about in this thread. Go ahead and make
a challenge.
d.c.
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Author: Peter AlacaPeter Alaca Date: May 22, 2008 15:09
David wrote, 22/05/2008 23:30:
> On May 22, 4:33 pm, Peter Alaca wrote:>> David wrote, 22/05/2008 22:17:
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>> Do you have enough of your masquerade of the last couple of weeks?
>
> If you provoke further, Lee and I will come get you.
> Lee knows more archaeology than you do.
You know nothing about me or LO
but we know that you know nothing of archaeology
> BTW I notice no challenge from you on what I was
> talking about in this thread. Go ahead and make
> a challenge.
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Author: DavidDavid Date: May 22, 2008 15:35
On May 22, 6:09Â pm, Peter Alaca wrote:> David wrote, 22/05/2008 23:30:
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>> On May 22, 4:33 pm, Peter Alaca wrote:>>> David wrote, 22/05/2008 22:17:
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>>> Do you have enough of your masquerade of the last couple of weeks?
>
>> If you provoke further, Lee and I will come get you.
>> Lee knows more archaeology than you do.
>
> You know nothing about me or LO
> but we know that you know nothing of archaeology
>...
I prefer not to know much about you; I learn so much
more archaeology from others because of the way you
operate.
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Author: joerevskeltonjoerevskelton Date: May 22, 2008 21:24
> For my example, I choose Jodi Magness, an
> archaeologist at the University of North Carolina
> at Chapel Hill.
>
> In the Qumran wars in the academic circle she
> carries weight because she correctly concludes
> that Qumran was an ESSENE settlement from
> the archaeological evidence. (I draw the ESSENE
> connection from Thiering pesher esoterica.)
> However, I am not arguing this important point now.
>
> Scholar's Verdict - check webpage for this section
> http://y-jesus.com/tomb.php?gclid=CJbmsN7vupMCFQKaFQodjRz0Cg
>
> Extract -
> She said Jesus came from a poor family that,
> like most Jews of the time, probably buried their
> dead in ordinary graves. "If Jesus' family had ...
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Author: erach27erach27 Date: May 22, 2008 21:31
On May 23, 9:24Â am, bellsouth.net> wrote:>> For my example, I choose Jodi Magness, an
>> archaeologist at the University of North Carolina
>> at Chapel Hill.
>
>> In the Qumran wars in the academic circle she
>> carries weight because she correctly concludes
>> that Qumran was an ESSENE settlement from
>> the archaeological evidence. Â (I draw the ESSENE
>> connection from Thiering pesher esoterica.)
>> However, I am not arguing this important point now.
>
>
>> Extract - ...
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Author: erach27erach27 Date: May 22, 2008 21:32
what is premarital sex in birth of jesus.
What does Quoran say ?
Where were the boundaries of Zoroastrian Iran at that time ?
Near the birth place of Jesus ?
Can you verify ?
Also check "urine therapy" and http://spacetimemotion.tripod.com
Erach
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Author: DavidDavid Date: May 23, 2008 12:21
On May 23, 12:24Â am, bellsouth.net> wrote:>...
> You can't, because it is the same old collection of Theiring delusions you
> keep posting.
Wrong. I have never before posted that Joseph and Jesus were in
Rome 17-20 AD. The information is NEW, not old.
> All you will do if asked to back it up is to poost more of her
> delusions. that is all you have ever done.
Folks, for the record, this is an example of Joe's prejudice.
Still, on the identification of Qumran as a monastic Essene
settlement I believe Joe agrees with me.
d.c.
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Author: Peter AlacaPeter Alaca Date: May 23, 2008 12:39
David wrote, 23/05/2008 21:21:
> On May 23, 12:24 am, bellsouth.net> wrote:>> ...
>> You can't, because it is the same old collection of Theiring delusions you
>> keep posting.
>
> Wrong. I have never before posted that Joseph and Jesus were in
> Rome 17-20 AD. The information is NEW, not old.
It is your same old shit
>
>> All you will do if asked to back it up is to poost more of her
>> delusions. that is all you have ever done.
>
> Folks, for the record, this is an example of Joe's prejudice.
>
> Still, on the identification of Qumran as a monastic Essene
> settlement I believe Joe agrees with me.
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