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Mark 15:37: Jesus was crying with a loud voice, and then died.
Mathew 27:50: Same as Mark. Luke 23:46: Jesus says: "Father, into thy hands I commend my spirit," afterwards he dies. John 19:30: Jesus says: "It is finished," afterwards he dies |
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Perhaps he cried in a loud voice, "Father, into thy hands I commend my spirit. It is finished", and then died. :P
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Thats what I was thinking! lol
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Matthew, Mark, Luke and John... not very Jewish sounding names, are they?... sorry thinking aloud....
The bible was written a minimum of 100 years after the alleged death of Jesus.. - I say alleged because it isn't my belief, but I have no wish to offend.... but I digress -anyway, 100 years after the death of J.. so any dying words he may or may not have said will have been changed/forgotten/added to.
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Just for reference:
Matthew: 37 CE Mark: 57 CE Luke: 63 CE John: 85 CE Acts: 66 CE Romans: 60 CE I Corinthians: 59 CE II Corinthians: 60 CE Galacians: 60 CE Ephesians: 64 CE Philippians: (date unknown) Colossians: (date unknown) I Thessalonians: 54 CE II Thessalonians: 54 CE I Timothy: 65 CE II Timothy: 66 CE Titus: 65 CE Epistles Hebrews: 70 CE James: 60-62 CE I Peter: 60 CE II Peter: 66 CE I John: 90 CE II John: 90 CE III John: 90 CE Jude: 66 CE Revelation: 96 CE Christ's death - around 30 CE Words or phrases that were lost were mostly due to Greek to Hebrew to Latin translations (or any permutation thereof). |
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Christ's death is ASSUMED to be around 30CE.. as there is no actual record of his existence or of the existence of a man called Jesus of that time who was crucified.
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I heard there was no Bethlehem historically till well after Jesus' death...... :cry:
But I think Jesus is an archetype (original greek usage NOT Jungian)......so historical proof is bunk.... |
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Christ's death is ASSUMED to be around 30CE.. as there is no actual record of his existence or of the existence of a man called Jesus of that time who was crucified.
Could you please point me to this particular reference from the Misguided Anti-Christian Handbook. I can't seem to remember which page this was on. Read Elizabeth Clare Prophet's The Lost Years of Jesus, she'll straighten you out. |
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It has been argued so many times - the four gospels really should be taken as evidence. To say there's no "real" evidence he existed is like arguing the first Buddha never existed - kind of pointless to.
There is hard evidence for the existance of Pontious Pilate though, hm? |
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