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[D1B]

This is a picture of the Salvadora persica black mustard seed. As tour guides in Israel will point out, these plants grew in fields and were common in Israel in the first century, and remain so today.



For the life of me, I can't even figure out why you guys would even dispute the absolute facts I have cited. I have been to Israel. I have seen the size of the trees. They are plainly large enough for resting birds. You guys are just being ridiculous.

PM me if you need help reading this, again. You shouldn't, you posted it:

Please note that Jesus was not comparing the mustard seed to all other seeds in the world, but to seeds that a local, Palestinian farmer might have “sowed in his field,” i.e., a key qualifying phrase in verse 31. And it’s absolutely true that the black mustard seed (Brassica nigra = Sinapis nigra) was the smallest seed ever sown by a first-century farmer in that part of the world.

Here's the plant:



Here's you:

[D1B]

And I'm here to remind you that mustard seeds are not the smallest seeds and do not produce trees, let alone trees large enough to support birds nests.

You're easy pickings today.

Please note that Jesus was not comparing the mustard seed to all other seeds in the world, but to seeds that a local, Palestinian farmer might have “sowed in his field,” i.e., a key qualifying phrase in verse 31. And it’s absolutely true that the black mustard seed (Brassica nigra = Sinapis nigra) was the smallest seed ever sown by a first-century farmer in that part of the world.

It’s also true, as many modern-day encyclopedias will tell you, that the black mustard seed in Israel will typically grow to heights of 3.7 meters, or 12 (twelve) feet—plenty large enough to hold a bird nest.

http://christiananswers.net/q-aiia/mustardseed.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

The post that live in infamy.



"Earth to L.Ron. I'm fucked, can you copy?"

[JoltinJoe]

So one link mentioned Brassica nigra (which in any event grows to 12 feet).

Nothing in the Gospel implies Jesus was speaking of the Brassica nigra. And I never said I was speaking of that tree either.

Take a look at the pictures I posted. You're checkmated. Over. And since you're such a bad support, no next game for you.

[JoltinJoe]

Man...this thread delivers...

I KNOW..!!!
I've been giggling all morning D1B is on FIRE right now
(I can't tell if his meds are wearing off or kicking in..?)

On fire with deflection ... his usual tactic when he's toast.

He hasn't been as badly "on fire" since the day I proved that the Catholic clergy with Nazis photos actually showed Protestant clergy with Nazis.

His "on fire" tactic then was to post several pictures of Catholic clergy in "flamboyant" outfits and then suggest I was gay for knowing what Catholic clergy wore.

But if you're following the plot line, he lost.

[D1B]

So one link mentioned Brassica nigra (which in any event grows to 12 feet).

Nothing in the Gospel implies Jesus was speaking of the Brassica nigra. And I never said I was speaking of that tree either.

Take a look at the pictures I posted. Your checkmated. Over. And since you're such a bad support, no next game for you.

I'm a bad sport.

[dbackjon]

This is a picture of the Salvadora persica black mustard seed. As tour guides in Israel will point out, these plants grew in fields and were common in Israel in the first century, and remain so today. They scoff at the "internet wisdom" suggesting these trees do not support resting birds. Birds frequently rest in these trees.



For the life of me, I can't even figure out why you guys would even dispute the absolute facts I have cited. I have been to Israel. I have seen the size of the trees. They are plainly large enough for resting birds. You guys are just being ridiculous.

And that still doesn't mean that there are the seed Jesus spoke of.


And lol at listening to guides. They will tell you EXACTLY what you want to hear.

[dbackjon]

So one link mentioned Brassica nigra (which in any event grows to 12 feet).

Nothing in the Gospel implies Jesus was speaking of the Brassica nigra. And I never said I was speaking of that tree either.

Take a look at the pictures I posted. Your checkmated. Over. And since you're such a bad support, no next game for you.

No - Brassica nigra does NOT grow to 12 feet. The link is wrong. And no, it is not sturdy enough, or long-lived enough for birds to nest in.


You are check-mated by facts and logic.

[BlueHen86]

Jesus Mustardseed. Sounds like a good kids story.

Jesus wasn't condemned, it was a misprint, he was condiment. Pilate didn't have blood on his hands, it was ketchup.

[Ibanez]

Jesus Mustardseed. Sounds like a good kids story.

Jesus wasn't condemned, it was a misprint, he was condiment. Pilate didn't have blood on his hands, it was ketchup.

Mayonnaise Christians got it all wrong.

[JoltinJoe]

This is a picture of the Salvadora persica black mustard seed. As tour guides in Israel will point out, these plants grew in fields and were common in Israel in the first century, and remain so today. They scoff at the "internet wisdom" suggesting these trees do not support resting birds. Birds frequently rest in these trees.



For the life of me, I can't even figure out why you guys would even dispute the absolute facts I have cited. I have been to Israel. I have seen the size of the trees. They are plainly large enough for resting birds. You guys are just being ridiculous.

And that still doesn't mean that there are the seed Jesus spoke of.


And lol at listening to guides. They will tell you EXACTLY what you want to hear.

And then they show you a mustard tree:



Why is this so easy for me? Oh, because I am obviously right.

http://books.google.com/books?id=JxIXAA ... el&f=false

[D1B]

So one link mentioned Brassica nigra (which in any event grows to 12 feet).

1. You posted the link
2. I nailed you, again.
3.You're reeling
4. Now you're resorting to personal attacks and lying.
5. Been a great day for D1B

[dbackjon]

And that still doesn't mean that there are the seed Jesus spoke of.


And lol at listening to guides. They will tell you EXACTLY what you want to hear.

And then they show you a mustard tree:



Why is this so easy for me? Oh, because I am obviously right.

http://books.google.com/books?id=JxIXAA ... el&f=false

You keep quoting one wacko that is trying to fit what the bible says into an alternate reality - making stuff up as he goes to allow the bible to "be real".

I know logic is hard for a Jesuit Lawyer, but answer me this - would a Palestinian farmer ever grow an orchard of mustard bushes?

[D1B]

This is a picture of the Salvadora persica black mustard seed. As tour guides in Israel will point out, these plants grew in fields and were common in Israel in the first century, and remain so today. They scoff at the "internet wisdom" suggesting these trees do not support resting birds. Birds frequently rest in these trees.



For the life of me, I can't even figure out why you guys would even dispute the absolute facts I have cited. I have been to Israel. I have seen the size of the trees. They are plainly large enough for resting birds. You guys are just being ridiculous.

And that still doesn't mean that there are the seed Jesus spoke of.


And lol at listening to guides. They will tell you EXACTLY what you want to hear.

[D1B]

I KNOW..!!!
I've been giggling all morning D1B is on FIRE right now
(I can't tell if his meds are wearing off or kicking in..?)

On fire with deflection ... his usual tactic when he's toast.

He hasn't been as badly "on fire" since the day I proved that the Catholic clergy with Nazis photos actually showed Protestant clergy with Nazis.

His "on fire" tactic then was to post several pictures of Catholic clergy in "flamboyant" outfits and then suggest I was gay for knowing what Catholic clergy wore.

But if you're following the plot line, he lost.

[houndawg]

Man...this thread delivers...

I KNOW..!!!
I've been giggling all morning D1B is on FIRE right now
(I can't tell if his meds are wearing off or kicking in..?)

I give JJ credit for tenacity but D1B is in vintage form and I'm waiting for the referee to stop the beating. This is like watching Andre the Giant use Tattoo the Dwarf for a soccer ball...ten run rule, mercy rule, whatever you want to call it, invoke it now and give JJ a chance ...

[JoltinJoe]

And then they show you a mustard tree:



Why is this so easy for me? Oh, because I am obviously right.

http://books.google.com/books?id=JxIXAA ... el&f=false

You keep quoting one wacko that is trying to fit what the bible says into an alternate reality - making stuff up as he goes to allow the bible to "be real".

I know logic is hard for a Jesuit Lawyer, but answer me this - would a Palestinian farmer ever grow an orchard of mustard bushes?

Really. Why do you insist on embarrassing yourself? Take a look at that mustard tree, pictured on a Israeli botanical website. It is obviously capable of hosting resting birds.

What is so hard about this? You jumped into an issue, got creamed, and you still want to insist you are right?

[JoltinJoe]

I KNOW..!!!
I've been giggling all morning D1B is on FIRE right now
(I can't tell if his meds are wearing off or kicking in..?)

I give JJ credit for tenacity but D1B is in vintage form and I'm waiting for the referee to stop the beating. This is like watching Andre the Giant use Tattoo the Dwarf for a soccer ball...ten run rule, mercy rule, whatever you want to call it, invoke it now and give JJ a chance ...

[JoltinJoe]

On fire with deflection ... his usual tactic when he's toast.

He hasn't been as badly "on fire" since the day I proved that the Catholic clergy with Nazis photos actually showed Protestant clergy with Nazis.

His "on fire" tactic then was to post several pictures of Catholic clergy in "flamboyant" outfits and then suggest I was gay for knowing what Catholic clergy wore.

But if you're following the plot line, he lost.

D1B claiming victory after taking the beating of his life.

[JoltinJoe]

This was the easiest debate I ever had. Nope, can't see how any birds could ever rest in this mustard tree.



Oh, look, here's a pciture of a bird resting in a mustard tree. Must be photoshopped.

Website for photo, to prove it is a mustard tree. http://www.lurvely.com/photo/387636483/ ... a_village/



Good night, D1B, what ever hospital you're resting up at tonight. Save room for dback, he's on the way.

/thread.

[D1B]

This was the easiest debate I ever had.



Good night, D1B, what ever hospital you're resting up at tonight.

/thread.

Something makes me think this quote is gonna be rattling round your head tonight...

Posted by Joltin Joe:

Please note that Jesus was not comparing the mustard seed to all other seeds in the world, but to seeds that a local, Palestinian farmer might have “sowed in his field,” i.e., a key qualifying phrase in verse 31. And it’s absolutely true that the black mustard seed (Brassica nigra = Sinapis nigra) was the smallest seed ever sown by a first-century farmer in that part of the world.



"uhhh, that D1B. I want to kill him."

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[JoltinJoe]

This was the easiest debate I ever had.



Good night, D1B, what ever hospital you're resting up at tonight.

/thread.

Something makes me think this quote is gonna be rattling round your head tonight...

Posted by Joltin Joe:

Please note that Jesus was not comparing the mustard seed to all other seeds in the world, but to seeds that a local, Palestinian farmer might have “sowed in his field,” i.e., a key qualifying phrase in verse 31. And it’s absolutely true that the black mustard seed (Brassica nigra = Sinapis nigra) was the smallest seed ever sown by a first-century farmer in that part of the world.



"uhhh, that D1B. I want to kill him."

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Actually, that was from a link I posted. I didn't write that. Nice try at deflection though, but only a moron would fall for it.

Getting back on point, here again is a picture of a mustard tree in Israel. Obviously, the tree is large enough to support resting birds. How much of a beating do you need to take? I mercifully called this a thread a few posts ago, but you insist that I continue to kick your fat ass.

[JoltinJoe]

What you see below must be a miracle, because Dumb1Ass says birds cannot rest in mustard trees.



Really, you want to keep this up??

[D1B]

This was the easiest debate I ever had. Nope, can't see how any birds could ever rest in this mustard tree.



Oh, look, here's a pciture of a bird resting in a mustard tree. Must be photoshopped.

Website for photo, to prove it is a mustard tree. http://www.lurvely.com/photo/387636483/ ... a_village/



Good night, D1B, what ever hospital you're resting up at tonight. Save room for dback, he's on the way.

/thread.

Your quote:

Please note that Jesus was not comparing the mustard seed to all other seeds in the world, but to seeds that a local, Palestinian farmer might have “sowed in his field,” i.e., a key qualifying phrase in verse 31. And it’s absolutely true that the black mustard seed (Brassica nigra = Sinapis nigra) was the smallest seed ever sown by a first-century farmer in that part of the world.

Your bush:



Your day today on cs.com:



Your good friend D1B:

[JoltinJoe]

This was the easiest debate I ever had. Nope, can't see how any birds could ever rest in this mustard tree.



Oh, look, here's a pciture of a bird resting in a mustard tree. Must be photoshopped.

Website for photo, to prove it is a mustard tree. http://www.lurvely.com/photo/387636483/ ... a_village/




Good night, D1B, what ever hospital you're resting up at tonight. Save room for dback, he's on the way.

/thread.

Your quote:

Please note that Jesus was not comparing the mustard seed to all other seeds in the world, but to seeds that a local, Palestinian farmer might have “sowed in his field,” i.e., a key qualifying phrase in verse 31. And it’s absolutely true that the black mustard seed (Brassica nigra = Sinapis nigra) was the smallest seed ever sown by a first-century farmer in that part of the world.

Your bush:



Your day today on cs.com:



Your good friend D1B:

BTW, your boy Matthew McConaughey is Catholic, just publicly thanked God for his blessings during his Oscar acceptance speech, and is looking like a winner because he knows a bird can rest in a mustard tree in Israel.

[D1B]

Your quote:



Your bush:



Your day today on cs.com:



Your good friend D1B:

BTW, your boy Matthew McConaughey is Catholic, just publicly thanked God for his blessings during his Oscar acceptance speech, and is looking like a winner because he knows a bird can rest in a mustard tree in Israel.

And I'll knock him out too if he actually did what you did today.