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originally posted by: JuJuBee
It was a sacrifice because all Jesus did wrong was preach the gospel, contrary to the religious leaders of the time. It was the church that wanted Jesus to be crucified because they felt Jesus was being blasphemous. And, that church still exists today. It's called the Vatican.
Lete me also add:
Crucifying Him was a way to crush the message that He was spreading. His crucifixion was believed to be a curse to the Jews; the people He originally came here to set free. This is why Jewish people don't believe Jesus was/is the Messiah, because "Cursed is anyone that hangs from a tree." -(Deuteronomy 21:23, Gal 3:13)
originally posted by: Utnapisjtim
originally posted by: JuJuBee
It was a sacrifice because all Jesus did wrong was preach the gospel, contrary to the religious leaders of the time. It was the church that wanted Jesus to be crucified because they felt Jesus was being blasphemous. And, that church still exists today. It's called the Vatican.
Lete me also add:
Crucifying Him was a way to crush the message that He was spreading. His crucifixion was believed to be a curse to the Jews; the people He originally came here to set free. This is why Jewish people don't believe Jesus was/is the Messiah, because "Cursed is anyone that hangs from a tree." -(Deuteronomy 21:23, Gal 3:13)
If Jesus was cursed by by God for being nailed to a cross, what does that say about the ones who are drinking his blood and eating his flesh? Cursed?
originally posted by: Utnapisjtim
a reply to: vethumanbeing
But of course, Jesus' paternal surname was Caesar (Joseph was Caesarion), so naturally did he want his subjects to respect Rome. His maternal surname (the one he used) was Bar-Davod. The latter was also used for children born out of wedlock, since king David defended such offspring, against the Priesthood's rulings. Jah bless the old king, he made screwing around legal for heavens' sake
originally posted by: UFOdanger
a reply to: vethumanbeing
Do some research on what Arithmathea means, it was a pun, as is all of the names in the New Testament.
And the winner is....The father of Iesus, which is also a pun name. It was the same Joseph we all know, they just hide it from view, as they do with everything in the bible.
originally posted by: Akragon
a reply to: ryancooper74
because church makes someone a good person.... Right?
originally posted by: vethumanbeing
Vethumanbeing: Let's talk about the two Joseph's instrumental in Jesus's life (the one that was married to Mary) not Jacobs eleventh son.
Utnapisjtim: But of course, Jesus' paternal surname was Caesar (Joseph was Caesarion), so naturally did he want his subjects to respect Rome. His maternal surname (the one he used) was Bar-Davod.
Vethumanbeing: Let's talk about the two Joseph's instrumental in Jesus's life (the one that was married to Mary) not Jacobs eleventh son.
Utnapisjtim: But of course, Jesus' paternal surname was Caesar (Joseph was Caesarion), so naturally did he want his subjects to respect Rome. His maternal surname (the one he used) was Bar-Davod.
Utna:There were actually two Joseph consorts of Mother Mary. Caesarion (since his mother was Cleopatra, he was counted as a bar-Davod, all royals inter-married so both Julius and Cleopatra were part Jewish, descendants of David through Solomon) the old guy who died when Jesus was just a wee lad) and Joseph bar Jakov. That's why there are two genealogies for Jesus in the Gospel. Eli (in Luke) was Julius Caesar's Jewish name (and also the one Jesus named his son Elimas after), it means ascended (like all the Caesars did, they were personifications of Mars, the one in Heaven). The other Joseph (in Matthew), who acted as Jesus' daddy most of his life, was the son of another Jew (not Jew-lius, son of Jew-lia), who was named Jacob, which makes the second Joseph a bar-Jakov
Utna/Noah: Joseph of Arimathea was Jesus' uncle. He was a Briton.
originally posted by: vethumanbeing
No; no pun. The name Arithmathaea means: "One that lives between two hills"; that would be Jerusalem proper real estate Joseph owned/inhabited, come on this was a wealthy sea merchant that funded Jesus's education. Whatever are you speaking of regarding research? Pun vs limerick vs sonnet vs your humorous gravestone epitaph (composed by others)?
originally posted by: vethumanbeing
No; no pun. The name Arithmathaea means: "One that lives between two hills"; that would be Jerusalem proper real estate Joseph owned/inhabited, come on this was a wealthy sea merchant that funded Jesus's education. Whatever are you speaking of regarding research? Pun vs limerick vs sonnet vs your humorous gravestone epitaph (composed by others)?
UFO:Wealthy sea merchant that funded Jesus's education, and just happens to be a confirmed relative of Jesus, oh wait it gets better, a great uncle to Christ.
UFO: Come on! Wake up. You have been lied to and I know it sucks, but accept it for dishonesty and don't think for a second that these ancient writers and forgers cared one but about being honest with you and I. It could not be more obvious that Joseph, not the step father but real father to Christ, was a royal king, and was written down in the historical records. They lied about the whole family of Jesus, so they are not going to tell the full truth about Joseph and remain lying about the others.