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Maybe, although I tend to see it as absolutely relishing what he has decided is wrong in the faith of others, so that he can throw a tantrum, "righteously" stomping all over others. Hard, if not impossible, to see God in such a performance. Easy to see a toddler who is out of control.^ offended by the faith of others.
Existence of Jesus, as he is described in the Gospels, is the matter of faith.Jesus was a historical figureJews have nothing to do with a fiction character in a Greek fantasy novel.
Well, putting aside his very specific birth, he never identified himself as a Jew, neither associated himself with the Jewish people in any form. He never said even one good word about the country, the Jewish people, their history, traditions and religion. He never said "we", but rather "you".a Jew who took great interest in the issues of his time.
OK, somebody disliked an existed religion and created his own religious sect. Quite an ordinary event.He had disagreements with how the Temple was run in his time--and those who had the responsibility for running it. He disagreed that only certain people were allowed to approach God in the Holy of Holies. God wasn't just in the Inner Sanctuary--He is with His people. This idea was not unique with Jesus, but he was certainly adamant and vocal about it.
Jesus taught in the synagogues. He was called "Rabbi".Existence of Jesus, as he is described in the Gospels, is the matter of faith.Jesus was a historical figureJews have nothing to do with a fiction character in a Greek fantasy novel.
Well, putting aside his very specific birth, he never identified himself as a Jew, neither associated himself with the Jewish people in any form. He never said even one good word about the country, the Jewish people, their history, traditions and religion. He never said "we", but rather "you".a Jew who took great interest in the issues of his time.
The most important issue of his time was the Roman occupation. He said nothing against it.
OK, somebody disliked an existed religion and created his own religious sect. Quite an ordinary event.He had disagreements with how the Temple was run in his time--and those who had the responsibility for running it. He disagreed that only certain people were allowed to approach God in the Holy of Holies. God wasn't just in the Inner Sanctuary--He is with His people. This idea was not unique with Jesus, but he was certainly adamant and vocal about it.
\Existence of Jesus, as he is described in the Gospels, is the matter of faith.Jesus was a historical figureJews have nothing to do with a fiction character in a Greek fantasy novel.
Well, putting aside his very specific birth, he never identified himself as a Jew, neither associated himself with the Jewish people in any form. He never said even one good word about the country, the Jewish people, their history, traditions and religion. He never said "we", but rather "you".a Jew who took great interest in the issues of his time.
The most important issue of his time was the Roman occupation. He said nothing against it.
OK, somebody disliked an existed religion and created his own religious sect. Quite an ordinary event.He had disagreements with how the Temple was run in his time--and those who had the responsibility for running it. He disagreed that only certain people were allowed to approach God in the Holy of Holies. God wasn't just in the Inner Sanctuary--He is with His people. This idea was not unique with Jesus, but he was certainly adamant and vocal about it.
Existence of Jesus, as he is described in the Gospels, is the matter of faith.
Well, putting aside his very specific birth, he never identified himself as a Jew, neither associated himself with the Jewish people in any form. He never said even one good word about the country, the Jewish people, their history, traditions and religion. He never said "we", but rather "you".
The most important issue of his time was the Roman occupation. He said nothing against it.
OK, somebody disliked an existed religion and created his own religious sect. Quite an ordinary event.
Maybe, although I tend to see it as absolutely relishing what he has decided is wrong in the faith of others, so that he can throw a tantrum, "righteously" stomping all over others. Hard, if not impossible, to see God in such a performance. Easy to see a toddler who is out of control.^ offended by the faith of others.
2000 years ago synagogues were different and meaning of many other words was different too.Jesus taught in the synagogues. He was called "Rabbi".Existence of Jesus, as he is described in the Gospels, is the matter of faith.Jesus was a historical figureJews have nothing to do with a fiction character in a Greek fantasy novel.
Well, putting aside his very specific birth, he never identified himself as a Jew, neither associated himself with the Jewish people in any form. He never said even one good word about the country, the Jewish people, their history, traditions and religion. He never said "we", but rather "you".a Jew who took great interest in the issues of his time.
The most important issue of his time was the Roman occupation. He said nothing against it.
OK, somebody disliked an existed religion and created his own religious sect. Quite an ordinary event.He had disagreements with how the Temple was run in his time--and those who had the responsibility for running it. He disagreed that only certain people were allowed to approach God in the Holy of Holies. God wasn't just in the Inner Sanctuary--He is with His people. This idea was not unique with Jesus, but he was certainly adamant and vocal about it.
Arguments please, not emotions.\Existence of Jesus, as he is described in the Gospels, is the matter of faith.Jesus was a historical figureJews have nothing to do with a fiction character in a Greek fantasy novel.
Well, putting aside his very specific birth, he never identified himself as a Jew, neither associated himself with the Jewish people in any form. He never said even one good word about the country, the Jewish people, their history, traditions and religion. He never said "we", but rather "you".a Jew who took great interest in the issues of his time.
The most important issue of his time was the Roman occupation. He said nothing against it.
OK, somebody disliked an existed religion and created his own religious sect. Quite an ordinary event.He had disagreements with how the Temple was run in his time--and those who had the responsibility for running it. He disagreed that only certain people were allowed to approach God in the Holy of Holies. God wasn't just in the Inner Sanctuary--He is with His people. This idea was not unique with Jesus, but he was certainly adamant and vocal about it.
You should try reading the New Testament-----which BTW---
Jesus did not write nor have you read. You may have had
a very psychotic sunday school teacher. ------did you notice
a scent of alcohol on her breath?. I am intrigued----who do you imagine had the responsibility for running the temple?
What else did your Sunday school teacher tell you about this
JESUS person?
Arguments please, not emotions.\Existence of Jesus, as he is described in the Gospels, is the matter of faith.Jesus was a historical figureJews have nothing to do with a fiction character in a Greek fantasy novel.
Well, putting aside his very specific birth, he never identified himself as a Jew, neither associated himself with the Jewish people in any form. He never said even one good word about the country, the Jewish people, their history, traditions and religion. He never said "we", but rather "you".a Jew who took great interest in the issues of his time.
The most important issue of his time was the Roman occupation. He said nothing against it.
OK, somebody disliked an existed religion and created his own religious sect. Quite an ordinary event.He had disagreements with how the Temple was run in his time--and those who had the responsibility for running it. He disagreed that only certain people were allowed to approach God in the Holy of Holies. God wasn't just in the Inner Sanctuary--He is with His people. This idea was not unique with Jesus, but he was certainly adamant and vocal about it.
You should try reading the New Testament-----which BTW---
Jesus did not write nor have you read. You may have had
a very psychotic sunday school teacher. ------did you notice
a scent of alcohol on her breath?. I am intrigued----who do you imagine had the responsibility for running the temple?
What else did your Sunday school teacher tell you about this
JESUS person?
I meant the words of Jesus in the Gospels.Existence of Jesus, as he is described in the Gospels, is the matter of faith.
In many ways, yes. Faith is required to believe repentance for the forgiveness of sins, that the reign of God is in our midst, that is one with God are matters of faith. He was also an historical person.
Well, putting aside his very specific birth, he never identified himself as a Jew, neither associated himself with the Jewish people in any form. He never said even one good word about the country, the Jewish people, their history, traditions and religion. He never said "we", but rather "you".
The most important issue of his time was the Roman occupation. He said nothing against it.
Yes, the Gospels did identify Jesus as a Jew, and his entire ministry was amidst Jews. His closest associates were Jews. When talking to Jews, he called them the salt of the earth.
OK, somebody disliked an existed religion and created his own religious sect. Quite an ordinary event.
Jesus loved the purity of the Jewish faith, and how it dealt with personal relationships. His interest did not lie in Messiahship, kings, and emperors, but how individuals related to God and to one another. That was the Kingdom that occupied his thoughts and his ministry.
His interest was in drawing people to God and God's will being done on earth as it is in heaven.How individuals related to God and to one another was written in Torah more that 1000 years before Jesus birth.
According to the Gospels he did have interest, putting himself between God and people.
All you have exposed is your intolerance of the beliefs of others.Maybe, although I tend to see it as absolutely relishing what he has decided is wrong in the faith of others, so that he can throw a tantrum, "righteously" stomping all over others. Hard, if not impossible, to see God in such a performance. Easy to see a toddler who is out of control.^ offended by the faith of others.
lol...
You might not realize this dear, but a person doesn't even have to believe in God to hear what you claim about an edible triune mangod, read scripture for themselves, and see that what you claim leads to eternal life clearly and irrefutably results in death according to what is written..
And whether what is written is true or not, your own words reveal that you are a liar.
Thats not me having a tantrum sweetness, thats me exposing you as a fraud.
Jesus was born into this world to testify to the truth. Everyone who loves the truth, loves Jesus.I meant the words of Jesus in the Gospels.Existence of Jesus, as he is described in the Gospels, is the matter of faith.
In many ways, yes. Faith is required to believe repentance for the forgiveness of sins, that the reign of God is in our midst, that is one with God are matters of faith. He was also an historical person.
Well, putting aside his very specific birth, he never identified himself as a Jew, neither associated himself with the Jewish people in any form. He never said even one good word about the country, the Jewish people, their history, traditions and religion. He never said "we", but rather "you".
The most important issue of his time was the Roman occupation. He said nothing against it.
Yes, the Gospels did identify Jesus as a Jew, and his entire ministry was amidst Jews. His closest associates were Jews. When talking to Jews, he called them the salt of the earth.
OK, somebody disliked an existed religion and created his own religious sect. Quite an ordinary event.
Jesus loved the purity of the Jewish faith, and how it dealt with personal relationships. His interest did not lie in Messiahship, kings, and emperors, but how individuals related to God and to one another. That was the Kingdom that occupied his thoughts and his ministry.
Also, Jesus called his followers "the salt of the earth".
How individuals related to God and to one another was written in Torah more that 1000 years before Jesus birth.
According to the Gospels he did have interest, putting himself between God and people.
All you have exposed is your intolerance of the beliefs of others.Maybe, although I tend to see it as absolutely relishing what he has decided is wrong in the faith of others, so that he can throw a tantrum, "righteously" stomping all over others. Hard, if not impossible, to see God in such a performance. Easy to see a toddler who is out of control.^ offended by the faith of others.
lol...
You might not realize this dear, but a person doesn't even have to believe in God to hear what you claim about an edible triune mangod, read scripture for themselves, and see that what you claim leads to eternal life clearly and irrefutably results in death according to what is written..
And whether what is written is true or not, your own words reveal that you are a liar.
Thats not me having a tantrum sweetness, thats me exposing you as a fraud.
What was the will of God in heaven if not to condemn the talking serpent to the lowest place in all of creation, cursed above all livestock and all the wild beasts of the field?His interest was in drawing people to God and God's will being done on earth as it is in heaven.How individuals related to God and to one another was written in Torah more that 1000 years before Jesus birth.
According to the Gospels he did have interest, putting himself between God and people.
According to the bible of the goyim and nowhere elseJesus taught in the synagogues. He was called "Rabbi".Existence of Jesus, as he is described in the Gospels, is the matter of faith.Jesus was a historical figureJews have nothing to do with a fiction character in a Greek fantasy novel.
Well, putting aside his very specific birth, he never identified himself as a Jew, neither associated himself with the Jewish people in any form. He never said even one good word about the country, the Jewish people, their history, traditions and religion. He never said "we", but rather "you".a Jew who took great interest in the issues of his time.
The most important issue of his time was the Roman occupation. He said nothing against it.
OK, somebody disliked an existed religion and created his own religious sect. Quite an ordinary event.He had disagreements with how the Temple was run in his time--and those who had the responsibility for running it. He disagreed that only certain people were allowed to approach God in the Holy of Holies. God wasn't just in the Inner Sanctuary--He is with His people. This idea was not unique with Jesus, but he was certainly adamant and vocal about it.
No other religions i am aware of who goes door to door annoying the piss out of peopleAll you have exposed is your intolerance of the beliefs of others.Maybe, although I tend to see it as absolutely relishing what he has decided is wrong in the faith of others, so that he can throw a tantrum, "righteously" stomping all over others. Hard, if not impossible, to see God in such a performance. Easy to see a toddler who is out of control.^ offended by the faith of others.
lol...
You might not realize this dear, but a person doesn't even have to believe in God to hear what you claim about an edible triune mangod, read scripture for themselves, and see that what you claim leads to eternal life clearly and irrefutably results in death according to what is written..
And whether what is written is true or not, your own words reveal that you are a liar.
Thats not me having a tantrum sweetness, thats me exposing you as a fraud.
All you have exposed is your intolerance of the beliefs of others.Maybe, although I tend to see it as absolutely relishing what he has decided is wrong in the faith of others, so that he can throw a tantrum, "righteously" stomping all over others. Hard, if not impossible, to see God in such a performance. Easy to see a toddler who is out of control.^ offended by the faith of others.
lol...
You might not realize this dear, but a person doesn't even have to believe in God to hear what you claim about an edible triune mangod, read scripture for themselves, and see that what you claim leads to eternal life clearly and irrefutably results in death according to what is written..
And whether what is written is true or not, your own words reveal that you are a liar.
Thats not me having a tantrum sweetness, thats me exposing you as a fraud.
Well, if scripture is true, in your current state of mind under the condemnation of God for worshipping a human being which is idolatry and misleading others to do the same which is murder, you wouldn't know the difference between a blessing or a curse much less what I have exposed would you..
Lets face it, you fucked up.
You returned to the very church that abused you as a child that you already knew since childhood was bullshit...You still know that its bullshit.
What can be done for you now?
You can profess to believe in lies for as long as you like but you will never get me to acknowledge that your beliefs are anything more than lies.
Thats about as tolerant as I will ever be in the presence of bullshit.
