crucifiction (Jesus, rituals, reject, Earth, Messiah)

[Heneni]

hello

Jesus consumed the vinegar and then died. The vinegar would have been in his bloodstream and have worked its way through the organs before he died. It is what happens to the internal organs that result in the decay of the outer organ, the skin.

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Heneni

[Popeyesays]

People consume vinegar sometimes on a daily basis. A vinegar drink is traditional in Persia for instance. I have had it myself, I won't repeat the experience becauswe I found it vile.
Now the people who do drink it for pleasure do not have their internal organs pickled. Drinking vinegar causes the vinegar to enter the stomach and the intestines where it is broken down into its organic constituents and is in fact no longer vinegar at all.

Regards,
Scott

[Yoda]

Originally Posted by Heneni

hello

Jesus consumed the vinegar and then died. The vinegar would have been in his bloodstream and have worked its way through the organs before he died. It is what happens to the internal organs that result in the decay of the outer organ, the skin.

Love
Heneni

I guess he was pickled before he died then....hehehehehehe

[Heneni]

Yes but if you drink it and the body stops working then the internal organs do get pickled.

[Heneni]

What makes some corpses decay faster than others? It is the rate at which the internal organs start to break down. Vinegar is a preservative, it therefore would have prolonged the decaying process.

[yirme]

Originally Posted by Heneni

The reason why the general rituals were not followed, was because the body was going to be ressurected again, and so in faith, they did not do to the body what they would otherwise have done if they thought it was never going to rise again.

they were clearly not expecting a resurrection.
the disciples, all throughout the gospels, are known for their weak faith. doubting things and not understanding what jesus teaches them, not even being able to stay awake with jesus as he prayed in the garden.
we are also told that mary, mary, and salome trembled and were amazed at jesus not being at the tomb. if they had enough faith to reject the burial rituals for a martyr, surely they would not have been amazed if jesus was resurrected, it would have been exactly what they were expecting. it would be logical however that they trembled and were amazed if he was able to leave on his own power after a day and a half after the physical punishment he endured. when someone goes through that, life/death could go either way.

peace

[yirme]

Originally Posted by Heneni

What makes some corpses decay faster than others? It is the rate at which the internal organs start to break down. Vinegar is a preservative, it therefore would have prolonged the decaying process.

so you believe that the sponge that was held up to jesus contained enough vinegar to preserve him?

[Heneni]

Also does vinegar not change into alchohol when digested by the stomach? Alchohol is also a preservative.

People with lots of alcohol in their system take longer to decay than other too.

[Heneni]

LOL...lets not say Jesus was drunk when he died OK!

[yirme]

Originally Posted by Popeyesays

People consume vinegar sometimes on a daily basis. A vinegar drink is traditional in Persia for instance. I have had it myself, I won't repeat the experience becauswe I found it vile.
Now the people who do drink it for pleasure do not have their internal organs pickled. Drinking vinegar causes the vinegar to enter the stomach and the intestines where it is broken down into its organic constituents and is in fact no longer vinegar at all.

Regards,
Scott

i knew a guy that drank a little each morning and he said it completely removed his arthritis.