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To: Machaon who wrote (1008)	7/24/2002 6:23:58 PM
From: goldsnow	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 3959

Jesus Christ's teachings would indicate that he would be a strong Zionist>>>>> Well if Jesus would decide to come back, that would make him a Zionist, and a settler if he comes home to Bethlehem, (unless he decides to skip hometown ) <gg> Not sure if he will be allowed to Hebron though.. e-greenstar.com In ancient Hebrew, the name for a nearby ancient settlement is Kiriath Arba: "the suburb of four." The Jewish holy scriptures say that the this name was given because four couples were buried there: Adam and Eve, Abraham and Sarah, Jacob and Leah, Isaac and Rebecca. For Muslims, Hebron is holy because the Magarat ("Cave") is located there, where Muslims believe that Abraham, the father of all the prophets, was buried. Muslims have an absolute belief in the prophecies of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob, as well as the Torah, as the word of God. In the holy Muslim book, the Quran, Abraham, Jacob and Isaac were named 73, 18 and 16 times respectively, as opposed to only 4 times for the prophet of Islam, Muhammad. Jews and Christians revere the Cave for the same reasons.