Maynman:

It was inhabited by who?
Jerusalem predates your isrealites.😂😂
I don't think you even understand the "archeological evidence" you are bringing.

I have a thread coming up on jeru and Salem

Brutality

Emusan:


But you saw the evidence of Isreal occupying the land.

That was already been occupied by People?

Isrealites are Cannanites.

Emusan:


But you saw the evidence of Isreal occupying the land.

Maynman has shown you how David invaded Jerusalem. Conforming with the claim of Palestinians that they are the original owner of that space

Maynman:

That was already been occupied by People?

Isrealites are Cannanites.

From the screenshot you provided, where did David come from before conquered the city?

He just pop up from thin air bah

Emusan:


From the screenshot you provided, where did David come from before conquered the city?

He just pop up from thin air bah

From the screenshot as you read in the "Hebrew bible".
Your David popped out from fiction 😂😂

FOLYKAZE:


Maynman has shown you how David invaded Jerusalem. Conforming with the claim of Palestinians that they are the original owner of that space

So where was David and his people dwell before conquered it?

Emusan:


That video is pure lie.

Even Al-Jazeera knows the truth.

Check out this [url=https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2003/12/9/the-history-of-jerusalem#:~:text=Archaeological%20work%20in%20the%20area,ancestors%20to%20present%20day%20Palestinians]ARTICLE[/url] from the same Al-Jazeera. Imagine saying David invaded Jerusalem even though this was 1000BC.

Oga go and read

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Siege_of_Jebus

Maynman:

From the screenshot as you read in the "Hebrew bible".
Your David popped out from fiction 😂😂

Folykaze did you read this?

Which means it was never conquered by David.

FOLYKAZE:
Oga go and read

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Siege_of_Jebus

I have read it!

Emusan:


Folykaze did you read this?

Which means it was never conquered by David.

Joshua in your story never conquered anything too, all fictions.

Emusan:


So where was David and his people dwell before conquered it?

They were wanderers

Maynman:

Joshua in your story never conquered anything too, all fictions.

Okay, since you said David was fiction.

Let me hear from folykaze himself.

FOLYKAZE:


They were wanderers

Provide the evidence.

But you agree that David wasn't fiction, right?

Emusan:


Okay, since you said David was fiction.

I didn't say it, it's fact just like even isrealites are Cannanites.
The name Israel literally comes from EL, the head of the Cannanites religion.
You've given your life to Jewish tales.

Maynman:

I didn't say it, it's fact just like even isrealites are Cannanites.
The name Israel literally means comes from EL, the head of the Cannanites religion.
You've given your life to Jewish tales.

I appreciate!

So let the person I'm discussing with reply.

Emusan:


Folykaze did you read this?

Which means it was never conquered by David.

Is it that you don't know legends weeve history and tales together?

Emusan:


I appreciate!

You are welcome, Yahweh worshipper.

Emusan:


Provide the evidence.

But you agree that David wasn't fiction, right?

Habbakuk 3 Verse 3 begins a section that says, “God came from Teman, and the Holy One from Mount Paran.

Israel were wanderers and only got the name when they arrived Canaan

FOLYKAZE:


Habbakuk 3 Verse 3 begins a section that says, “yahweh came from Teman, and the Holy One from Mount Paran.

Yahweh 😉

FOLYKAZE:
Is it that you don't know legends weeve history and tales together?

Why answer question with question?

On this particular point.

Was David who conquered Jerusalem fiction or not?

FOLYKAZE:
Habbakuk 3 Verse 3 begins a section that says, “God came from Teman, and the Holy One from Mount Paran.

Israel were wanderers and only got the name when they arrived Canaan

So we're back in what Bible says now.

I asked for EVIDENCE you provided Bible verse.

Do you now agree that Bible is evidence on it's own?

So that we can continue.

Emusan:


Why answer question with question?

On this particular point.

Was David who conquered Jerusalem fiction or not?

David is an historical figure. The kingdom of Israel ruled by David is a glorified village and doesn't exist

Emusan:


So we're back in what Bible says now.

I asked for EVIDENCE you provided Bible verse.

Do you now agree that Bible is evidence on it's own?

So that we can continue.

That is scholar deductions stemming from Bible. There is archaeological evidences too that shows Yahweh is a desert God worship by some wanderers

FOLYKAZE:


That is scholar deductions stemming from Bible. There is archaeological evidences too that shows Yahweh is a desert God worship by some wanderers

Smile...

Well, the verse you quoted isn't about Israelites. It's about God.

Do you then mean there's archeological evidence that Yahweh exists?

FOLYKAZE:
David is an historical figure.

Who existed or not existed?

The kingdom of Israel ruled by David is a glorified village and doesn't exist

Which means David didn't conquer Jerusalem, right?

Emusan:


Smile...

Well, the verse you quoted isn't about Israelites. It's about God.

Do you then mean there's archeological evidence that Yahweh exists?

Nope.. The traces of Yahweh to Seir, Edom, Paran and Teman gave an insight about who the people known as Israel today were... Shasu

It is generally accepted that the term Shasu means nomads or Bedouin people, referring primarily to the nomadic or semi-nomadic peoples of Syria-Palestine. There are two significant hieroglyphic references in New Kingdom period texts to an area called 'the land of the Shasu of Yahweh.'

Emusan:


Who existed or not existed?



Which means David didn't conquer Jerusalem, right?

I do not have the strength teaching you what historical fiction is

FOLYKAZE:


I do not have the strength teaching you what historical fiction is

Waooo just waoooo

FOLYKAZE:
Nope.. The traces of Yahweh to Seir, Edom, Paran and Teman gave an insight about who the people known as Israel today were... Shasu

It is generally accepted that the term Shasu means nomads or Bedouin people, referring primarily to the nomadic or semi-nomadic peoples of Syria-Palestine. There are two significant hieroglyphic references in New Kingdom period texts to an area called 'the land of the Shasu of Yahweh.'

Is Yahweh and Israel the same?

Just see the way you just boycotted all my questions

Emusan:


Is Yahweh and Israel the same?

Yahweh is Israel inheritance given to him by his father, EL, he always called himself god of the Israelites.

Aa

Emusan:


Is Yahweh and Israel the same?

Just see the way you just boycotted all my questions

Spare me the bull crap.

Who are the worshipper of Yahweh? Egyptian Pharaoh Amenhotep III didn't have a name for them but simply called them Shasu (nomadic). They only got to be known as Israel when they had contact with Canaanites. El is the God of Canaan and adopted Yahweh as one of his seventy sons