Christians, how can anyone deny the prophecies of the Bible that have come true?

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well some people perceive it different ways. Jesus says on the third day he will rise this temple up. But this could be perceived differently. Not many people knew he was talking about his body. You can't really say clearly because nothing is clear. The translations vary from sect to sect so its different for each one. Keep in mind also the bible was written after death.
 
The Bible documented that the Jews would regain their homeland. This happened in the late 1940s.

People claim it was a self-fulfilling prophecy, but how easy is it to take over another person's land?

Jesus is documented as saying there would be wars and rumors of wars and more earthquakes in the final days and this is EXACTLY what we are seeing.

The Bible says everyone will be identified by a number and this is clearly talking about social security numbers (and equivalent numbers they have in other countries). How could they know?

The Old Testament said Jesus would be born of a virgin and this happened. The Old Testament predicted cities being destroyed.

The New Testament predicted in the final days there would be many unbelievers.

When you factor in the countless predictions that have come true, how can anyone deny these?
Atheists were virtually non-existent in the time of the Bible, yet the Bible predicted many unbelievers.
EDIT: The Old Testament said Jesus would be born specifically to a virgin and this happened.
That is NOT vague.
Denny: When he said he return in some people's lifetimes, he did not mean that LITERALLY. It was taken OUT OF CONTEXT.
 
God has blinded them like pharoah, if you deny truth long enough, Im not sure you can come back, God gives them over to the lies they want to believe
 
The Jews have lost and regained Israel many times over the centuries. There have always been wars and earthquakes. There were many so called prophets supposedly born of virgins during the time of the Bible. You say that Atheists were non-existent during the Biblical days. What proof do you have of this? There were of course many unbelievers of your god at this time because the majority of the world believed in other deities. I deny the prophecies of the Bible.
 
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