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“Take your son to the land of Moriah and kill your son there as a sacrifice for me. This must be Isaac, your only son, the one you love. Use him ...
Maybe he would not have if Abraham told him "No! It's my son, no!"
he also is confident that God will keep the promises that Isaac himself will be heir to the covenant and have descendents ...
"Abraham looked up and there in a thicket he saw a ram caught by its horns. He went over and took the ram and sacrificed it as a burnt offering instead of his son.
Rome never heard of Jesus? Really? Tacitus on Jesus - Wikipedia Josephus on Jesus - Wikipedia
What? "Pliny The Younger" and "Suetonius" helped create the myth of Jesus and His execution by the Roman Empire?
WRONG----they cared about him just as they cared about JOHNThe Romans didn't care about Jesus. He wasn't even a blip on their radar.
Jesus WAS a Jew, brah. Well, at least half Jewish.
WRONG----they cared about him just as they cared about JOHN
THE MIKVEH MAN. Your assertion is silly----on the one hand you and
yours insist that Jesus was FAMOUS AND SO beloved that da jooos were
"afraid' to kill him and so FORCED the Romans to do it-----and then,
suddenly "JESUS WHO"?????? There was only one group of people
who so despised the business activities of the roman appointed money
changers in the Temple courtyard-----that they would stage a violent protest----
read your book
Jesus studied at the Jewish schools, what are you talking about?jesus was never a jew and repudiated judaism - they taught the lessons from the heavenly conflagration during the time of noah and emphasized - liberation theology, self determination ... the desert religions have as their core - servitude and denial.
ROFLMAO------john the mikveh man was the cousin of Jesus---and like himThe wife of Herod was insulted by John the Baptist. That's all that was about.
Herod was king and tried to or did kill Jesus' cousin John.ROFLMAO------john the mikveh man was the cousin of Jesus---and like him
a PHARISEE----thus OPPOSED ROMAN OCCUPATION and ROMAN APPOINTEES.
Herod was despised by jews---he was in NO WAY eligible to the king---not
by "royal line" or education (he was educated in ROME --ugh) and his household
was reminiscent of that of AHAB-----another man in the crosshairs of men like
John
what did your jelly bean teacher tell you was THE REASON that Herod (king of Judea)Herod was king and tried to or did kill Jesus' cousin John.
He did
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10 And he sent, and beheaded John in the prison."
Bible Gateway passage: Matthew 14 - King James Version
At that time Herod the tetrarch heard of the fame of Jesus, And said unto his servants, This is John the Baptist; he is risen from the dead; and therefore mighty works do shew forth themselves in him. For Herod had laid hold on John, and bound him, and put him in prison for Herodias' sake, his...www.biblegateway.com
Why do you and this other guy have your stuff so wrong?
I mean, I've read The Bible 3x, I don't remember everything off the top of my head, though.
It seems like y'all should know your stuff better before you make assertions.
what school did he attend? It is clear that he was literate and familiar with theJesus studied at the Jewish schools, what are you talking about?
He went to the schools and already knew what they were teaching (because he was the Son of God) and started teaching (others in the school)
himself.
Ofc he was Jewish.
Jesus studied at the Jewish schools, what are you talking about?
He went to the schools and already knew what they were teaching (because he was the Son of God) and started teaching (others in the school)
himself.
Ofc he was Jewish.
Ofc he was Jewish.
Thank you.I hope you reply back, because you seem to know a lot, and I'm interested.
breezie honey----is your comment autobiographical?say as you please, few will disagree w/ you ...
jesus, mary, joseph and mary m - the opening scene of the 1st century events were none of them jewish - mary and joseph were happy and unafraid of judaism, were not married, never married and lived ever happily ever after - same for mary-m and jesus who was murdered - by the jews.
... it is you who betrays the 1st century events whether you agree w/ them or not. they were heavenly that is why they were chosen.
mary and joseph were happy and unafraid of judaism
breezie honey----is your comment autobiographical?
oh---the untimely pregnancy of little mary. You raise an interesting factoid of talmudichow many during that time and even somewhat presently make known their pregnancy the couple out of wedlock and travel together to pay their taxes ... mary is special, and joseph too they were blessed by the heavens ...
where was the stoning party - 91.
- from the beginning their discretion makes little sense nor why in the end the jews murdered jesus - truth be told.
the late - paul harvey - and ... the rest of the story.
ROFLMAO------john the mikveh man was the cousin of Jesus---and like him
a PHARISEE----thus OPPOSED ROMAN OCCUPATION and ROMAN APPOINTEES.
Herod was despised by jews---he was in NO WAY eligible to the king---not
by "royal line" or education (he was educated in ROME --ugh) and his household
was reminiscent of that of AHAB-----another man in the crosshairs of men like
John
who? Herod? Herod took his orders from Rome as did Caiaphas. In fact--Yep... and he wasn't concerned about Jesus.
who? Herod? Herod took his orders from Rome as did Caiaphas. In fact--
so did Matthew
These lunatics like to rewrite history.The Bible is a historical recording.
The Romans in Jesus' day were not Christians. In Jesus' day, His believers were primarily Jewish, as the Gospel had not spread much beyond the geographical area of Israel. In fact, Christians were fed to lions by the Romans because they wouldn't bow down to Roman gods*. It wouldn't be until almost 300 years after Jesus' crucifixion that the Romans evolved toward a form of Christianity around 313 AD**.
* "Were Christians really fed to the lions? Yes, Christians were fed to half-starved lions, burned alive, and hacked to death, but the most interesting aspect of this was that the Christians who died in the Colosseum wanted to die there as martyrs. At that time in the Roman Empire, Christians had a choice to sacrifice to the Roman gods or even have one of their slaves sacrifice to the Roman gods and avoid persecution." - University of Washington
** "In 313 AD, the Emperor Constantine issued the Edict of Milan, which accepted Christianity: 10 years later, it had become the official religion of the Roman Empire." - PBS
what about him? according to the NT and even lots of english literature JOHN mikvehYes, Herod Antipas.
what lunatics?These lunatics like to rewrite history.
