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Submitted by Josue (United States), Jul 6, 2009 at 18:39

It is not yahweh, it is most definitely Jahaveh. If I put two printer white sheets of paper before thy face and I mark one of them with a black sharpie, are they exactly the same? They almost are, but nevertheless they are DIFFERENT. You also could find similarities between two objects, such as twins, but on the same token you could also find differences.{amount of cells per body} to be extreme.

So let us agree though (allah) shares -some- similarities with the GOD of Abraham. If they differ on even one minor detail as a pair of twins, they are not the same and Alex is not Bob. This is "A" difference between the GOD of Abraham and allah. The God of Abraham,{my GOD} married the nation of Israel, divorced her. And according to his Law she could not remarrie until one died. and ., you guessed it not the false christ of the catholics. But Jeshuamassiah. GOD's SAVIOR THE ANOINTED ONE. Or as I call him THE ANOINTED SAVIOR OF GOD. Died and remarried her and Now has chosen a second wife that is currently engaged or waiting for the day of marriage Known as the elect/the predestined ones. This was because the nation of Israel was as if marring a harlot. Yet his soon to be wife is a "virgin". Remember- why callest though me LORD yet thou doest not my will. One of the names of GOD is The King of the Righteous. Therefore those that COULD, HONESTLY call GOD, KING are they. They are those who have worshiped none but GOD. The marriage will take place at the beginning of the Millennium. These are they who are Anointed with the SPIRIT OF GOD. Though you may not believe my words. Alex is not Bob.

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