Comments by "OpenGL4ever" (@OpenGL4ever) on "Corey Gil-Shuster" channel.

  1. We should help the Jews to go back to Israel especially for those, who can't afford it.
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  2. 6:52 "He believed in the cross". It's sad to hear, that some even don't know what they are talking about. But all in all a good video, thanks.
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  3. John Doe "Most fools think they are only ignorant." Benjamin Franklin
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  4. MEDIACOP No, the Jewish priests prefered a charge against him, so the Jewish priests killed him.
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  5. YamahaRone tripping Read the bible, it is their country. Even God said that.
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  6. YamahaRone tripping God will stop it, the bible says so.
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  7. John Doe All prophecies of the bible, that were announced to be fulfilled at a time before our current time were fulfilled.  The number of those prophecies that were fulfilled is 3268. If you assume a likelihood of 50 % for every singly prophecy, the mathematical likelihood is 1 to 2^3268 for all of them. It is much more likely that you will win in a lottery or get struck down by an asteroid. There was not one prophecy, that was wrong. The rest of the prophecies are about the future and those 3268 fulfilled prophecies show, that the rest will be fulfilled too. The win of Israel with the help of God is one of them.
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  8. Gehenna71 Without the condemnation no lawsuit. The responsibility lays in the one, who condemns, not the one who fulfils the order of the lawsuit.
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  9. Angel Of Money The romans were heathens at that time. They had their own religion with Mars and Venus as gods. There was no requirement for them to introduce a new religion called Christianity that is even based on the Jewish Religion. The bible btw. includes your Torah. The AT is about the 5 books from Moses and some more. It is hilarious to claim, that Roman emperors would had put the bible together. You really don't have a clue what you are talking about. And by the way, after Christianity got bigger, the Romans crucified thousands of Christians alongside the roads to Rome. This behavior continued until the day, when the roman emperor Konstantin had a vision by God. God ordered him to mark his roman troops with a special sign and then his troops will win the battle. He did so, and the troops won against a much stronger enemy. From this time on, the persecution of Christians by Romans ended. But this was about 300 years later after Jesus Christ.
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