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Jesus Died for His Own Sins
If Jesus did exist and was human then he was crucified and died for his own sins. His crucifixion and death cannot be on behalf of all mankind.
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He is his own father per the trinity. Fuck what a terrible piece of crap that book is. |
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Widespread publication awaited the time when "Jesus's servants would fight for His Kingdom on Earth. That is, the widespread publication of the bible awaited for the rise of the supreme imperial mafia fascist thug Constantine. At that time c.324/325 CE and onwards the bible was apparently published in a codified form. That is the key words and figures in the publications were not named in full, but were codified using Greek language symbolic "quasi-abbreviations". The very simple question as to whether the book (and its 'ahem' "History")was fabricated by this barbarian warlord has not been given sufficient circulation, and analysis, by objective ancient historical commentary and with direct and specific correspondence to the evidence of that epoch, and later epoch (ie: the 4th and 5th centuries) in the Roman Empire. In the epoch of the Second Sophistic and the writings of Greek books like "Meditations" by Marcus Aurelius, we have the African Latin author Tertullian. Retrojected textual references to the "trinity" miraculously appear in this remote and obscure Latin writing author in the midst of the revival in Greek literature. The modus operandi of Constantine's tactics was literary "retrojection". Quote:
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They could do nothing - fuck all. They could comply with his new cult or they could go into exile, such as hundreds of miles up the Nile to Nag Hammadi for example, or into the deserts of Syria for another. The old way of doing "religious or divine business" in the temples and shrines was VERBOTEN - FORBIDDEN - FORBIDDEN - "RELIGIOUS "PRIVILEGES ARE RESERVED FOR CHRESTIANS". The victors of this struggle were the orthodox state church supported and focussed on the Imperial Army and the "Pontific Maximus" -- Lord God Caesar until the role of "Pontifex Maxim" was obtained by the Bishop of Rome, Damasius just after Julian's death. At that point these people rewrote the history of the reception of the bible from the council of Nicaea, and twisted the history of the 4th century to harmonise it with a favorable and popular acceptance of this fabricated literary collage of wisdom and rubbish people call the bible. Did Harry Potter or Bilbo Baggins actually suffer for their sins? Did Harry Potter or Bilbo Baggins actually "come in the flesh"? Are Harry Potter or Bilbo Baggins "docetic" figures of history? Was there a time when Harry Potter or Bilbo Baggins were not? Before Harry Potter or Bilbo Baggins were born, were they not? Were Harry Potter or Bilbo Baggins made out of nothing existing? Were Harry Potter or Bilbo Baggins from another subsistence/substance? Was Harry Potter or Bilbo Baggins subject to alteration or change? |
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Is there any value to this thread? Any objection to moving it to E??
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[*Just ignore the whole "fools" episode, for the sake of argument.] |
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If Jesus was human he died for his own sins. Humans are NOT sinless. Examine Mark 14.60-64 Quote:
According to the NT Canon, Jesus was a Jew living in Galilee of Judea for about 30 years he ought to have known the penalty for blasphemy. The execution of Jesus was the proper decision by the Sanhedrin once the Law did allow the death penalty for blasphemy. In Acts of the Apostles, Stephen was stoned to death for making a similar blasphemous statement about Jesus, yet Stephen was NOT deemed to have died for the sins of ALL mankind. See Acts 7.56-60 In "Antiquities of the Jews" 20.9, James was stoned to death after a trial with the Sanhedrin, but James did NOT die for the sins of ALL mankind. There were possibly many Jews who might have been killed or executed innocently by the Romans but their INNOCENT deaths do not qualify them as SAVIOURS of the Jews and ALL of mankind. Jesus was executed for his own sin of blasphemy. |
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Well, the author of Mark did not use Paul's Jesus. The Jesus in Mark did not teach his disciples that he would die for the sins of mankind. The Jesus in gMark taught his disciples that he would RISE on the THIRD day, Examine Mark 9:31 - Quote:
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It was after gMark that Paul or some other inventor INVENTED the SALVATION through the resurrection. The death of Jesus in gMark signified the fulfillment of prophecy that God would make Jerusalem desolate. Examine the words of the prophet Isaiah. Isaiah 1:2-9 - Quote:
The JEWS in Jerusalem and the Temple would NOT be SAVED. Jesus WARNED the disciples about the destruction and desolation because of his rejection and death by the Jews. Mr 13:17 - Quote:
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Please examine the passage again Mark 10.17-18 Quote:
And once there was a death penalty for blasphemy and that Jesus made a statement that was considered blasphemy in the presence of the Sanhedrin then JESUS deserved the punishment according to the LAW. Jesus died for his OWN sins. JESUS was NOT good and was a BLASPHEMER based on his OWN words recorded in the NT. |
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