BreezeWood
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.I don’t get the relevance of the quote..Your presumption is predicated upon the divinity of Jesus..No one born post 2nd Temple has a clue..
oh, have you a clue ...
We do know that a prophesy is vague and a prophet has to relate his/her prophecy to Torah scholars in order to take a stab at what it means.
The only prophet who did not need to confer with others was Moshe.
Regardless of one’s separation from worldly matters,
prophecy is a gift.
Prophecy is not granted to one when not in a serene state.
No one born post 2nd Temple has a clue.
were that true, not having a clue there would not have been any prophecies by anyone ever however you came to your conclusion ... beyond that there is no other reason you gave jesus was not a prophet other than not having proclaimed or been proclaimed as being one.
We do know that a prophesy is vague and a prophet has to relate his/her prophecy to Torah scholars in order to take a stab at what it means.
no, jesus did not do that ... certainly.
Prophecy is not granted to one when not in a serene state.
would jesus have had to have known ... serene state is not far enough, sinless whether serene or not would be the criteria, the Religion of Antiquity.
how about prophecy / prophet by example ... the unjust conclusion not yet reconciled. the crucifixion.
I hold no such presumption.
Your presumption is predicated upon the divinity of Jesus.
I hold no such presumption.
“Eli, Eli, lema sabachthani” - - “My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?
the Religion of Antiquity was set long before jesus, they simply had a grasp for its meaning something your documents, bibles fail to convey in the least.
Saviors don’t die.
I don’t get the relevance of the quote.
Saviors don’t die.
you're the one that made reference to their divinity - that is not to say jesus was not a prophet or became one with their death ... your books may have come to an end but the final outcome for the religion of antiquity is yet to be fulfilled.