Very well. So you agree that, a prophesy when told, and events happens, similar to what was prophesized, even if not mentioned by name, as long as the events match what was pre-told, then that prophesy has passed, right? I agree with this too.

If you agree that is how you confirm prophesy, then we can continue, to tell me what happened. If there is another way to confirm prophesy, then define it first before you proceed.

And laughing by @lonest! does not help anything, it's called sheepish laugh, because the laugh is over nothing. Be mature and table your issues. No need to laugh at your own jokes.

@lonest! mia!!!

@muriel, where is your next post?

pole kaka doti. Just left jobo. Let's continue tomorrow au ni leo?

Daniel was a captive when Babylonians from around present day Iraq (where Guru and ISIS are currently holed up, holla holla sister!) overran their country in conquests. While captive, God gave him visions about kingdoms of the known world (from their point of view) starting from his time to the end of the world.

The first vision (and prophecy) was a statue with a head of gold, bust of silver, hips of brass, legs of iron and feet of iron with clay. Then a stone, without human intervention, came and hit the statue at the feet and broke it all to pieces. Then the stone grew and covered the whole earth.

How he interpreted:
(a) Head of gold - this was Babylon - this is the first kingdom and is past.

(b) Bust of silver - this was the Medes and the Persians who conquered Babylon - this is the second kingdom and is also past.

(c) Hips of brass - this was the Greeks who conquered the Medes and Persians - this is the third kingdom and is also past.

(d) Legs of iron - this was the Romans who conquered the Greeks - this is the fourth kingdom and also past.

(e) Feet of iron with clay - this is a continuation of the fourth and is still the Romans (who are now mixed with something) who have succeeded the initial Romans who conquered the Greeks. This is the last kingdom in the statue.

(f) The stone without human intervention hitting the statue at the feet of iron with clay will be God destroying this last kingdom of the world (the feet of iron with clay, the Romans mixed with something) and setting up his own.

If the sequence of the kingdoms (especially the past ones) is wrong please say it now.

@lonest! I know the gap is becoming smaller as we both become tolerant, despite your competing attitude. You're still depicting Islam in a manner where you end up saying: "Muhammad the imposter, the dreamer, the epileptic", not knowing he was even mentioned in the Bible itself, by name

But deep down in your heart, you shiver in hearing and seeing Muslims worship they way they do, because the Muslims worship exactly the way all Prophets, even Israelites prophets worshiped. including Jesus (pbuh)

I don't blame you, I know you didn't know about some things. You've not researched properly the two major religions. What you know about Islam is what you heard or seen on TV, or from your pastors, or from Internet etc. If only you could sit and read by yourself the basic books of these religions