I trust the facts and the logic to speak for themselves in http://www.religiousforums.com/forum/2305769-post1257.htmlI think you've truly proven who.
Last edited:
Welcome to Religious Forums, a friendly forum to discuss all religions in a friendly surrounding.
Your voice is missing! You will need to register to get access to the following site features:We hope to see you as a part of our community soon!
I trust the facts and the logic to speak for themselves in http://www.religiousforums.com/forum/2305769-post1257.htmlI think you've truly proven who.
Maybe the "violent earthquake" near dawn when the Mary's were on their way to the tomb is a clue. . .Maybe you would want to read his book. It would probably give you a better view of his opinion compared to a few statements.
Wow. So, since he doesn't oppose what the NT says, and really says nothing, that means he is disagreeing with the NT? Did you even think before you posted that?
Again, reading his book would probably give you a better view of what he meant. Because you clearly have no idea what he says.
More so, you've never supported the idea that the scripture supports what you are saying. Especially since it is not a clear cut situation. The Romans are technically those who executed Jesus, as in the ones who killed him. The Gospels all agree that it was the Romans who placed Jesus on the cross.
So no, you're wrong, and your logic fails. Especially since you haven't even read Brown.
So Jesus says that they are guilty of innocent blood? In the verses that you stated, Jesus specifically states they are guilty of innocent blood? Please, point out where Jesus specifically states that.
Can you show those same Jews had anything to do with his death? I highly doubt it. Especially since this is a very different encounter. One that Brown isn't not referencing, as it has nothing to do with the death of Jesus. Please, pick up your Bible, and read it. Read it in context.
So you can prove that Jesus is speaking to Jews who had him killed? You can prove that these same Jews that Jesus is speaking with are the same ones who killed him? I highly doubt it. Again, this has nothing to do with the trial of Jesus or the death of Jesus. And still, you haven't read Brown, and have no idea what he even believes because instead of doing any research, you would rather remain in the dark. What are you afraid of?
Yeah, because the NT says that the Jews placed Jesus on the cross and killed him. Maybe you want to actually first read the Bible, and then read Brown.
Only to you. Because these verses have nothing to do with the crucifixion of Jesus or his death. They are just one of the various disagreements Jesus had with the Jews. Maybe you want to read the Bible and see who crucified Jesus. Because it definitely wasn't the Jews.
That is exactly what you are doing. You assume you know what Brown thinks, and it clearly isn't what he does. Why? Because you've taken no time to actually do research. You choose to remain in the dark instead. And truly, that is the only place that your beliefs will be safe.
Do I really need to repeat myself? I guess so. Nothing you explained shows what day Jesus was raised from the dead. The only thing you pointed out is the day the angel/s appeared to Mary or the women and told them what happened. It never says anyone saw Jesus being risen from the dead. By the time they go there, Jesus has already risen.
So here is the situation. Jesus is placed in a tomb. No one visits until after the sabbath. There was a guard at the tomb, and the tomb was sealed by a rock (as in, no one could see into the tomb, so no one could see when Jesus was raised from the dead). As far as we know, Jesus could have been raised from the dead immediately. He could have been raised on the Sabbath. He could have been raised just when the rock rolled away (most likely not, because Jesus clearly wasn't there). All we are told is that when the women come to the tomb, the rock is rolled away and an angel/s tell them that Jesus has risen. As in past tense. It is the rock being rolled away and the appearance of an angel/s that makes the guard run away. It wasn't Jesus rising from the dead, as he was already gone. Remember, the tomb was empty.
So again, show me a verse that states what day Jesus was raised from the dead. Because your explanation doesn't do so.
I trust the facts and the logic to speak for themselves in http://www.religiousforums.com/forum/2305852-post1261.html
1) The edits are even better at: http://www.religiousforums.com/forum/2305663-post1256.htmlThe lengths to which you will go to embarrass yourself is truly impressive.
My only response is this: WOW!
The edits are even better at: http://www.religiousforums.com/forum/2305663-post1256.html
No, it is not a clue to when Jesus rose from the dead. Scripture does not say that is how Jesus rose from the dead, or that it had anything to do with it. Again, point to scripture that states when Jesus rose from the dead. I doubt you can, and thus, your argument against Brown fails.Maybe the "violent earthquake" near dawn when the Mary's were on their way to the tomb is a clue. . .
I've addressed everything in that post of yours, showing why you're wrong, and how you misrepresent scripture. There is no reason to link back to that post, as I have offered a rebuttal to it, and won't waste my time doing again. Please address my rebuttal, or accept that you're wrong.It's your word against the words of Jesus and the apostles in the NT. . .everyone can decide for himself regarding http://www.religiousforums.com/forum/2305769-post1257.html.
You do realize you linked to a post of mine right? Where I insinuated that you proved yourself to be delusional and a liar?I trust the facts and the logic to speak for themselves in http://www.religiousforums.com/forum/2305852-post1261.html
You do realize you linked to a post of mine right? Where I insinuated that you proved yourself to be delusional and a liar?
Thanks. . .So you're particularly proud of those edits?
Good for you.:yes:
So are you gonna' address the first half of of that post
I suspected you wouldn't. . .
If not, then demonstrations of your false claim in (1) and of your gross ignorance on types in (2) stand unrefuted. . .that works for me. . .
Like your buddy, angellous, accepts that he's wrong about their being no types in the Bible?I've addressed everything in that post of yours, showing why you're wrong, and how you misrepresent scripture. There is no reason to link back to that post, as I have offered a rebuttal to it, and won't waste my time doing again. Please address my rebuttal, or accept that you're wrong.