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The Edict of Milan was a proclamation issued in 313 CE by Roman Emperors Constantine I and Licinius that granted religious tolerance throughout the Roman Empire Fall of Constantinople 1453

AI admits to telling me what I want to hear but at the same time he is giving me good reasons why the Sea of Azoz could be considered the 'pale sea'. Some kind of game, "Exodus from the Pale Sea" came out this year. A number of books are now online that mention "pale sea". One or more of them...

I have been looking for the pale sea for more than a few years. I found the Pale Settlement and the Sea of Azoz but no pale sea. AI found it. He said the Sea of Azoz is often called the "pale sea". He keeps changing his story.

The Sea of Azov is often called a "pale sea" due to its murky, gray-green waters, This is new - AI is now saying The Sea of Azoz is the pale sea. Sea of azov a pale sea ww2

I may be the first to connect the color of the seas with the color of the horses of the Four Horsemen. The Red Sea and the Black Sea are easy. The White Sea, not so much. You have to look at the Mediterranean and Aegean seas, AKA the white sea, to get Constantine with a bow, not unlike the bow...

I am not the first to suggest Islam is the fourth beast of Daniel. That would be Sebeos. You can find that in Tom Holland's book, "Shadow of the Sword". I may be the first to suggest that tour beasts of Daniel had something to do with the Temple. Babylon destroyed the first Temple, Greece...

Please do it one more time.

I am not the first to suggest heads and horns are dynasties. Sir Isaac Newton may have been the first. I am not the first to suggest Islam had ten dynasties. It was Islam. They know how to count them. Historians do not have an official list of dynasties for the Roman Empire. Just ask AI. He will...

Is that necessary? My interpretation can be found in history. Your interpretation requires the future where anything is possible.

Blame it on the historians. They have not been inspired like many others.

So what's new? Not much. Most of my stuff has already been published by others. That includes John the Baptist, John Chrysostom, Constantinople, islam, etc. My main claim to fame is using numbers and colors to identify the major players. Colors are only used on the Four Horsemen. Numbers used...

It takes two rational persons.

I'm asking you. Can you give me one specific example of where I am wrong and why?

And I'm out of apples. Should I stay home?

I am very careful about the words that I use. Can you give me one specific example of where I am wrong and why?

That is not a reasonable response.

No

Are you TRYING to make yourself look like a clown? So where did you get such a bad idea? Firstly, you have no "common sense"... Thank you for your comments

Numbers and Colors All 60 English translations of the Bible seem to agree on numbers and colors so they can safely be used to identify historic events that seem to fulfill prophecies. This is not true for most other words found in the Bible.

What happened to logic, reason, and common sense?