Ken Brown

Hi Everyone, in the NT, we are told about a Gospel which is according to the Scriptures. Obviously, when we are told about that in the NT, it is ONLY the OT Scriptures that they are referring to. So does anyone know about the Gospel which is ACCORDING to the OT Scriptures, and can you explain it? Thanks, KB.

Toto

The NT used the phrase "according to the scriptures" - meaning that these early Christians read the Hebrew Scriptures and looked for prophetic meaning in them.

Ken Brown

Hi Toto, thanks for responding. To be sure there are Hebrew Scriptures that the Gospel is according to. It's just that most who believe they are saved by having someone who is innocent and righteous die in their place, really don't know about those Hebrew Scriptures that the Gospel is according to.

You see, Moses wrote about the Gospel, and there isn't many who suspect that. KB

mountainman

Hey Ken,

Where did Moses write about the Gospel?






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arnoldo

In Deuteronomy 18:15.

aa5874

The phrase "according to the Scriptures" as found in the Pauline writings and specifically in 1 Cor. 15 cannot refer to Hebrew Scripture because it is Blasphemy.

And further, the Pauline writings were composed AFTER 180 CE and AFTER the Memoirs of the Apostles were already known, composed and READ in the Churches as Scriptures of the Jesus cult since 150 CE. See the writings of Justin Martyr.

It is known that the story of Jesus was regarded as Scriptures by the Jesus cult so it simply cannot be claimed that every reference to "scriptures" must be Hebrew Scriptures.

It is expected that cults would have their OWN Sacred Scriptures and those in the cult would also refer to them as Scripture.

The NT itself is the Sacred Scripture of the Jesus cult.

Sheshbazzar

Has to be so regarded by them because its content annuls and denies the validity of most of the instructions of the Tanka Scriptures.

Ken Brown

Hi aa5874, I'm not only referring to 1 Cor 15, but also Luke 24:27, 44, John 5:39, 46, Acts 17:1-3, 11, Acts 18:28, Rom 16:25-26, Acts 26:22, and Acts 28:23 to name a few. They were very specific that Moses wrote of the suffering, death, burial, and third day resurrection, and I'm convinced they were correct, and it's almost Blasphemy to think otherwise. KB

Ken Brown

Hi mountainman, Moses wrote about the Gospel in the Constitution or the Foundation of the Torah. The suffering, death, burial (and even a stone being rolled over the entrance to the tomb), and the third day resurrection was all written about in THE Ordinance of the Torah. KB

MrMacSon

and these early Christians wrote, collated & edited the NT based upon the OT prophecies.