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Why do the Christians accuse Jesus of writing the NT Bible?

David1967

Well-Known Member
Premium Member
Why do the Christians accuse Jesus of writing the (whole) Bible?
While Jesus left nothing in writing, nor Jesus dictate anything to anybody. Isn't it a great sinful activity, please?
Right?

Regards
Respectfully, I don't know anyone who thinks Jesus wrote the Bible. Where and from who did you hear that?
 

Kathryn

It was on fire when I laid down on it.
I guess you can find any sort of crazy belief online, but I am telling you I don't know a single Christian (and I know a lot of them, from all sorts of denominations) who believes that Jesus wrote the bible.
 

paarsurrey

Veteran Member
paarsurrey said:
Why do the Christians accuse Jesus of writing the (whole) Bible?
While Jesus left nothing in writing, nor Jesus dictate anything to anybody. Isn't it a great sinful activity, please?
Respectfully, I don't know anyone who thinks Jesus wrote the Bible. Where and from who did you hear that?
I guess you can find any sort of crazy belief online, but I am telling you I don't know a single Christian (and I know a lot of them, from all sorts of denominations) who believes that Jesus wrote the bible.
paarsurrey said:
See below:
"It is accurate to say that God wrote the Bible."

Regards
 
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shunyadragon

shunyadragon
Premium Member
paarsurrey said:
Why do the Christians accuse Jesus of writing the (whole) Bible?
While Jesus left nothing in writing, nor Jesus dictate anything to anybody. Isn't it a great sinful activity, please?


paarsurrey said:
See below:
"It is accurate to say that God wrote the Bible."

Regards
Again the prevalent belief that God and/or Jesus inspired the writing the Bible. The Muslims believe gpd inspired the writing the writing the Pentateuch and the Quran
 

I Am Hugh

Researcher
Why do the Christians accuse Jesus of writing the (whole) Bible?
While Jesus left nothing in writing, nor Jesus dictate anything to anybody. Isn't it a great sinful activity, please?
Right?

Regards
The Bible, Genesis through Revelation, is about the vindication of Jehovah God's name through the ransom sacrifice of Christ (messiah) Jesus. So, after a brief prologue (Genesis 1:1-3:14) giving the account of the creation of the physical heavens and everything in them and the sin of man influenced by the chief adversary (ha satan) the remainder of the Bible unfolds Jehovah's plan of salvation and the plan itself playing out. (Genesis3:15-Revelation 22:21)
 

TransmutingSoul

One Planet, One People, Please!
Premium Member
Then why does the Pauline-Christianity's Bible, never written by (Jesus)/Yeshua- the truthful Israelite Messiah (wrongly called a Christ) himself and or dictated by him and or written by a person expressly/unambiguously authorised by Yeshua; purports to kill him on the Cross, please, right??

Friend @Augustus
" Islamic position "

Here is the Islamic position:
30 Verses of the Holy Quran which prove the Natural Death of Jesus Christ (as)
Proof: This means that Jesus Christ(as) did not suffer an accursed death by dying on the cross.
Jesus answers your question. Jesus said the flesh amounts to nothing, it is the Spirit that is life and the light.

Thus the body of Jesus was put to death and was buried, the location would have been kept secret as to protect the body from disrespect. (This is exactly what happened to the Bab after his execution by the Muslims, who love undertaking disrespectful acts upon the bodies of the departed, who they see are infidels, apostates, the Babi took the body in secret and kept it hidden for over 70 years so it could not be desecrated)

The Spirit of Christ, the Holy Spirit was not killed, Jesus is part of that Holy Spirit in His spiritual body, it is the Holy Spirit that returns, it is Annointed by God to other chosen Messengers, to which Muhammad has also been Annointed with.

Muhammad is also not dead.

Regards Tony
 

IndigoChild5559

Loving God and my neighbor as myself.
Yes, (Jesus)Yeshua- the truthful Israelite Messiah did die as he was not "god" or "son of god" or "god in the flesh" as the Paulines wrongly project him, yet he did not die on the Cross, rather he died later, a natural death.
Jesus was crucified , to be more specific, he was put on the Cross/Pole
but not till death, please.
The whole purpose of crucifixion is to slowly, painfully, KILL someone. It is not reasonable to suggest someone was crucified but they didn't die.

And it goes without saying that I do not accept Jesus as anyone's messiah.
 

YoursTrue

Faith-confidence in what we hope for (Hebrews 11)

Why do the Christians accuse Jesus of writing the NT Bible?

One may like to read my post #56 in another thread/forum:
"Accusations of Pauline Christianity people on Jesus"
1. First, Jesus never died on the Cross, even then , Pauline Christianity say that Jesus died, this is an accusation on the Israelite Messiah.

Then why does the Pauline-Christianity's Bible, never written by (Jesus)/Yeshua- the truthful Israelite Messiah (wrongly called a Christ) himself and or dictated by him and or written by a person expressly/unambiguously authorised by Yeshua; purports to kill him on the Cross, please, right??

Friend @Augustus
" Islamic position "

Here is the Islamic position:
30 Verses of the Holy Quran which prove the Natural Death of Jesus Christ (as)
Proof: This means that Jesus Christ(as) did not suffer an accursed death by dying on the cross.

Yes, (Jesus)Yeshua- the truthful Israelite Messiah did die as he was not "god" or "son of god" or "god in the flesh" as the Paulines wrongly project him, yet he did not die on the Cross, rather he died later, a natural death.
Jesus was crucified , to be more specific, he was put on the Cross/Pole
but not till death, please.
Regards

Why do the Christians accuse Jesus of writing the NT Bible?
Paul did not say Jesus was God in the flesh or equal to the other two godpersons trinitarians consider to be God.
 

YoursTrue

Faith-confidence in what we hope for (Hebrews 11)

Why do the Christians accuse Jesus of writing the NT Bible?

One may like to read my post #56 in another thread/forum:
"Accusations of Pauline Christianity people on Jesus"
1. First, Jesus never died on the Cross, even then , Pauline Christianity say that Jesus died, this is an accusation on the Israelite Messiah.

Then why does the Pauline-Christianity's Bible, never written by (Jesus)/Yeshua- the truthful Israelite Messiah (wrongly called a Christ) himself and or dictated by him and or written by a person expressly/unambiguously authorised by Yeshua; purports to kill him on the Cross, please, right??

Friend @Augustus
" Islamic position "

Here is the Islamic position:
30 Verses of the Holy Quran which prove the Natural Death of Jesus Christ (as)
Proof: This means that Jesus Christ(as) did not suffer an accursed death by dying on the cross.

Yes, (Jesus)Yeshua- the truthful Israelite Messiah did die as he was not "god" or "son of god" or "god in the flesh" as the Paulines wrongly project him, yet he did not die on the Cross, rather he died later, a natural death.
Jesus was crucified , to be more specific, he was put on the Cross/Pole
but not till death, please.
Regards

Why do the Christians accuse Jesus of writing the NT Bible?
He, Jesus, was a human son of God. Humans put Jesus to death.
 

shunyadragon

shunyadragon
Premium Member
Denominations such as Apostolics and United Pentacostals certainly do.

I believe the fundamentalist Protestant Christians believe God inspired the entire Bible, though the specific involvement of Jesus may vary,

Actually the Roman Church (RCC), Orthodox Churches and moderate Protestants do also, but hedge on interpretations in various ways.
 

shunyadragon

shunyadragon
Premium Member
paarsurrey said:
Why do the Christians accuse Jesus of writing the (whole) Bible?
While Jesus left nothing in writing, nor Jesus dictate anything to anybody. Isn't it a great sinful activity, please?


paarsurrey said:
See below:
"It is accurate to say that God wrote the Bible."

Regards
A more accurate understanding of what it means when some say "God wrote the Bible."


We believe that the Bible is God's Word. The doctrinal statement of Moody Bible Institute affirms, "The Bible, including both the Old and New Testaments, is a divine revelation, the original autographs of which were verbally inspired by the Holy Spirit."[1]

Revelation is God's self-disclosure. It is God making Himself known to men.[2] God has revealed Himself in a limited way in creation.[3] But the Bible is a form of special revelation. The Bible is "special" revelation in the sense that it goes beyond what may be known about God through nature.[4] It is divine in origin, since in the Bible God makes known things which otherwise could never be known.

The Bible is unique because it is God's revelation recorded in human language.[5] According to 2 Timothy 3:16-17 the words of Scripture are "God breathed" or inspired. This implies that God is the source or origin of what is recorded in Scripture. God, through the Holy Spirit, used human authors to write what He revealed in the Bible. They were not mere copyists or transcribers. The Holy Spirit guided and controlled the writers of Scripture, who used their own vocabularies and styles but wrote only what the Holy Spirit intended.[6] This is true only of the original manuscripts, not the copies or translations. Although the original manuscripts have been lost to us, God has preserved the biblical text to a remarkable degree.

The Bible is verbally inspired. This means that the words of the Bible, not just the ideas, were inspired. What is more, this is true of not just some, but all the words of the Bible. As a result, the Bible is free from error in what it says. Moody Bible Institute believes strongly in the factual, verbal, historical inerrancy of the Bible. That is, the Bible, in its original documents, is free from error in what it says about geography, history and science as well as in what it says about God. Its authority extends to all matters about which the Bible speaks.[7] It is the supreme source of our knowledge of God and of the salvation provided through His Son, the Lord Jesus Christ.[8] It is our indispensable resource for daily living.[9]
 

shunyadragon

shunyadragon
Premium Member
Why do the Christians accuse Jesus of writing the (whole) Bible?
While Jesus left nothing in writing, nor Jesus dictate anything to anybody. Isn't it a great sinful activity, please?
Right?

Regards
Do Muslims accuse God of writing the Quran?


Muslims believe that Allah, or God, revealed the Quran to the final Islamic prophet Muhammad through the angel Gabriel over a period of 23 years, beginning in 609 AD and ending in 632 AD, the year of Muhammad's death. Muhammad himself did not write the revelations, but instead his companions acted as scribes, recording them on materials like parchment, palm leaves, and bones. After Muhammad's death, the first Caliph, Abu Bakr, had the writings collected into a single manuscript to preserve the Quran.

Muslims believe that the Quran is God's divine speech and a complete code of conduct for all aspects of life. They also believe that Gabriel brought the word of God to Muhammad verbatim and that the Quran was divinely protected from alteration.
 

YoursTrue

Faith-confidence in what we hope for (Hebrews 11)
paarsurrey said:
Why do the Christians accuse Jesus of writing the (whole) Bible?
While Jesus left nothing in writing, nor Jesus dictate anything to anybody. Isn't it a great sinful activity, please?


paarsurrey said:
See below:
"It is accurate to say that God wrote the Bible."

Regards
I think you're getting things confused, or do not understand them. By the way, did God give Muhammad messages? Another question would be: why are there factions within Islam? what happened? Take care, please. :)
 

shunyadragon

shunyadragon
Premium Member
I think you're getting things confused, or do not understand them. By the way, did God give Muhammad messages? Another question would be: why are there factions within Islam? what happened? Take care, please. :)
The same problem exists in the many factions in Christianity. Both claim to be inspired by God.
 

YoursTrue

Faith-confidence in what we hope for (Hebrews 11)
The same problem exists in the many factions in Christianity. Both claim to be inspired by God.
I realize that. And seems historically (and now) it has led to many serious clashes amongst those calling themselves Christian. It's a long story...
 
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