Soriku said:
I can agree with this one, it might not be Dinosaurs. It was the wrong one. I meant to post Job 28:25. Genesis 17:12 - Could be a coincidence and/or based on their observations. Possibly. Genesis 15:5: Go outside and there are a lot of stars you can view. It doesn't necessarily mean they knew there were billions, trillions of stars. Just there are a lot of stars that they might as well be considered uncountable. What I was focusing on is that people used to think you could be able to count all the stars just by looking outside. |
On some of these, you could probably just say they haven't happened yet. As for the other ones, I answered a few (Although not perfectly):
Israelites will be unbeatable
The Israelistes are only undefeatable when they listen to God. It says when they don't, they loose against their enemies, and the land becomes unprosperous in terms of harvest.
Virgin birth
Mary wasn't married to Joseph when Jesus was born. The "marrige" was when the man and the woman had sex, which is when they were "joined together", which means that being a maiden meant that you were a virgin. So, the prophecy was still fulfilled, whether "virgin" was the correct translation or not.
The messiah will be born in Bethlehem
It doesn't matter exactly what happened, Jesus was still born in Bethelehem.
The great disappointment
William Miller being wrong does not confirm whether the prophecy is correct or not.
Cyrus will conquer Babylon
Like the author said, Isaiah 45 never mentions Babylon, so you can't call it a Bible prophecy in the first place...







