[Mike10542]

I am just wondering you know, I want to know what the literal interpertation is of the bible, I non-partisan point of view of what the Bible says about Jews fate (if there is such a thing).

[Mike10542]

Ayy good websites about what the bible really says about Jews fate? I want it from a new testament perspective, I guess a lot of the bible is left to interpratation, so it might be hard to get a good answer.

[Dec31,1999]

I'd order the free literature by telephone, too, if I were you. I've been reading their free magazine for years and no one has predicted future world events based on Biblical prophesy more accurately then them, IMO. (Not that I've read any others', because I haven't.)

An excellent example is the Jan, 2000 edition of The Trumpet, if you can get it.

Another example is that I've known that Iran would be the head of the terrorist threat for four years ahead of time, just by reading this magazine! (Past gains cannot guarantee future results. ;)

It's something to check out, though, especially for the eternally curious.

[Protagoras]

I want to know what the literal interpertation is of the bible,

That's a problem. "Literal" isn't something too many agree on.

The bible is full of metaphors and other literary devices. Jesus taught in parables many times.

You won't get easy answers, they don't exist.

[Romulus]

To insist on interpreting the Bible only literally is to abuse it, because it's overflowing with prophetic significance.

The circumstances of Isaac's birth (to offer just one example) are not just a coincidence, you know. Everything about it points to Christ and his Church.

[malakhi]

I am just wondering you know, I want to know what the literal interpertation is of the bible, I non-partisan point of view of what the Bible says about Jews fate (if there is such a thing).

There is no such thing as a purely objective interpretation of scripture.