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Jesus was the first Christian.Melchizedek is High Priest in Judaism! FYI, Jesus was a Jew!
I didn't learn Christianity from A Gentile pov! But a Jewish POV!
all jews had a chance.
they ignored their own messiah.
Jesus was the first Christian.Melchizedek is High Priest in Judaism! FYI, Jesus was a Jew!
I didn't learn Christianity from A Gentile pov! But a Jewish POV!
The Constitution is a document.the constitution is white supremacy.
Nope. Jesus was a Jew and never said anything about being Christian or starting a new religion. He was preaching Judaism.Jesus was the first Christian.
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he said he was the son of god.Nope. Jesus was a Jew and never said anything about being Christian or starting a new religion. He was preaching Judaism.
gentile believer in what?Christian is a term for A Gentile believer!
Jews are YHWH's Chosen People! Yesterday ,today,tomorrow!View attachment 79470This is when the Jews recognize Jesus is Messiah!
"The First will be last"!
Whoever wrote the gospels said that he said he was the son of God.he said he was the son of god.
It's not a coincidence that only John said Jesus was divine, aka literally God and literally some kind of magical (divine) being. The books of Matthew, Mark and luke didn't, They just refer to him as the son of God because, again, that was very common.thats a Christian belief.
he said he was.Whoever wrote the gospels said that he said he was the son of God.
Claiming to be the son of a god was very common at the time.
It's not a coincidence that only John said Jesus was divine, aka literally God and literally some kind of magical (divine) being. The books of Matthew, Mark and luke didn't, They just refer to him as the son of God because, again, that was very common.
Non-Jewsgentile believer in what?
in the days of the Bible what did gentile mean?
so nothing about their beleifs.Non-Jews
Incorrect.Whoever wrote the gospels said that he said he was the son of God.
It's not a coincidence that only John said Jesus was divine, aka literally God and literally some kind of magical (divine) being. The books of Matthew, Mark and luke didn't, They just refer to him as the son of God because, again, that was very common.
Allegedly.he said he was.
Jesus didn't write any part of the Bible.with his own words.
Sure but Paul wrote all kinds of shit despite never meeting Jesus.all religions go by what the figures of their canonical text say.
Paul never even met Jesus. Why should anyone believe anything he said?Incorrect.
The belief that Jesus was God in human form goes back to the very earliest Christian writings, even before the gospels. Paul is writing his epistles only 20 years after the crucifixion, and at least two decades before the gospels of Luke and Matthew are written.
Epistle to the Philippians
(Jesus) Who, being in very nature God,
did not consider equality with God something to be used to his own advantage;
rather, he made himself nothing
by taking the very nature of a servant,
being made in human likeness.
And being found in appearance as a man,
he humbled himself
by becoming obedient to death—
Because he knew the eyewitnesses Peter, John, and James the disciples/brother of Jesus who told him what they knew.Paul never even met Jesus. Why should anyone believe anything he said?
What is the verse you're referring to?Because he knew the eyewitnesses Peter, John, and James the disciples/brother of Jesus who told him what they knew.
You made it a point to bring up Luke, who also never met Jesus, but only wrote what the eyewitnesses told him.
More importantly, you claimed that nobody ever wrote that Jesus was God in human form until Gospel of John, which is clearly an incorrect statement. Paul's epistles demonstrate that there was a belief in the very earliest Christian movement that Jesus was God who entered history in human form
All religions are alleged, idiot boxAllegedly.
Jesus didn't write any part of the Bible.
Sure but Paul wrote all kinds of shit despite never meeting Jesus.
The evidence from Paul's writing is that the belief Jesus was God in human form was widespread in the earliest Christian community, long before the gospels were written. So it is not a later legend that only appeared 70 years later.What is the verse you're referring to?