74x12
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He came for the bride. He's the bridegroom.Didn't almost all other biblical prophets have wives - many of them? Is there evidence in the bible Jesus wasn't married? Why shouldn't he have been?
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He came for the bride. He's the bridegroom.Didn't almost all other biblical prophets have wives - many of them? Is there evidence in the bible Jesus wasn't married? Why shouldn't he have been?
It wasn't his purpose. He came to seek and to save that which was lost... not get married.Didn't almost all other biblical prophets have wives - many of them? Is there evidence in the bible Jesus wasn't married? Why shouldn't he have been?
Did moses and Abraham come to get married?It wasn't his purpose. He came to seek and to save that which was lost... not get married.
Did moses and Abraham come to get married?
And that's why he got a wife? Because he had more boring years to endure - what else could he do?Abraham had to have children because the Messiah was coming through his lineage.
Moses was the deliverer of Israel and lived to be 80 and wasn't called until 40.
No. The question is why you think he wasn't married and why it's important. If I'm not mistaken right here you are defending that view.Jesus lived to about 33 with a very specific purpose as noted when he was 12. To seek and to save that which was lost. Is there a reason that he was single that you have an issue with?
There is a Celtic god named Jesus/Hesus Esus.Jesus is originally from Ireland!
(1)he drank wine with his buddies at dinner
(2) He did not leave home until he was 30
(3) and he always thought his mother was a virgin!
Hesus is one of the other 14 gods almost exactly like Jesus. A very common solar mythThere is a Celtic god named Jesus/Hesus Esus.
Academically they seem to be associating that with mainland celts, but that was in the Isles, too, as far as I know.
Ireland, that would need to be researched, its close enough
Boy everyone freaked out when I brought that up on the forum...