Diogenes the Cynic

Josephus tells more than one story of people being trampled in riots at the Temple, but they're crowds of people, not a single individual.

Outhouse might be thinking of Josephus' story of Jesus, son of Ananias (almost certainly a source for Mark) in which an old man is killed at the Temple, but he's killed by a stone from a siege engine, not by trampling.

aa5874

Please, why don't you allow outhouse to tell us why at one time he claims an old man was trampled at a gate and then that Jesus was crucified??

Why would outhouse might be thinking of Jesus son of Ananus when he was not trampled at a gate??

Please, tell outhouse that you yourself have already identified that the Gospels are "bullshit re-enactments".

The NT is a compilation of 2nd century or later Myth Fables about a God and his Son in a competing religion based on the abundance of evidence.

outhouse

im looking for my source, been for a while now.

its not the one where the roman guard exposed himself in 50 CE

outhouse

I checked the "passover of density" but came up empty there to.

still looking

I found it when I was looking into the temple populaton at passover when question about Sanders work

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cant find it but sure it was the "passover of density" or the "crowded pasover"

outhouse

I knew i read it before.


it was called the "passover of the crushed", after a old man was crushed

BT Pesahim 64b.

Adam

Let that be a lesson for you, aa,
outhouse does not forever dodge a question, in spite of the precedent you set.

Duvduv

WHICH movement "branched" from Judaism??

Sheshbazzar

And that has to do with Ἰησοῦν how?

aa5874

You don't know what you are talking about. outhouse presented a load of BS with his "passover of the crushed".

The old man was crushed in the time of Hillel based on the link.

Hillel is believed to have died c 10 CE when Jesus of Nazareth was considered a YOUNG Son of a Ghost.

See http://www.sacred-texts.com/jud/bata/bata06.htmSee http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hillel_the_Elder

1. Jesus of Nazareth was NOT crushed at a gate.

2. Jesus of Nazareth was not an old man during the reign of Augustus.

3. Jesus of Nazareth was the Son or product of a Ghost. See Matthew 1.18 and Luke 1.35.

4. Jesus of Nazareth, the Son of the Ghost, was crucified in the reign of Tiberius when Pilate was governor.. See Luke

Adam

So,aa,
You say
outhouse still did dodge the question,
that he is no better than you,
that you are both flagrantly guilty of dodging question after question.
But aren't you worse because you threw all of these irrelevant tangents into one simple offense that had nothing to do with Jesus?