PROOF: Gnostic/Canon scriptures written same time-frame!

[Riverwolf]

Originally Posted by Jayhawker Soule

How old are you?

It doesn't matter. I've seen fully grown men act as if they were 12.

[VinDino11]

Originally Posted by Riverwolf

Not quite. You've noticed a connection that isn't there at all.

Jesus simply meant here that labor is no longer necessary, and the time has come to just rest. Now, what does he mean by "rest?" Does he mean relax, or does he mean cease? What does it say in the original language?

The Savior said to his disciples, "Already the time has come, brothers, for us to abandon our labor and stand at rest. For whoever stands at rest will rest forever.

Jesus: For whoever stands at rest will rest forever.
Newton: A body at rest stays at rest,

IDENTICAL!!!! IDENTICAL MEANING!!!!

JESUS claims complete understanding of Universal Physics!!!!

[Jayhawker Soule]

Originally Posted by VinDino11

The Savior said to his disciples, "Already the time has come, brothers, for us to abandon our labor and stand at rest. For whoever stands at rest will rest forever.

Jesus: For whoever stands at rest will rest forever.
Newton: A body at rest stays at rest,

IDENTICAL!!!! IDENTICAL MEANING!!!!

Yelling simply makes you appear feeble, while the fact that you knowingly truncate Newton makes you appear dishonest. No, it is not the same thing at all.

Originally Posted by VinDino11

JESUS claims complete understanding of Universal Physics!!!!

Nonsense. Furthermore, there is zero basis for assuming that Jesus had anything to do with these sayings.

[VinDino11]

Originally Posted by Jayhawker Soule

Yelling simply makes you appear feeble, while the fact that you knowingly truncate Newton makes you appear dishonest. No, it is not the same thing at all.

identical!!!! identical meaning!!!! LOL

[Jayhawker Soule]

Originally Posted by VinDino11

identical!!!! identical meaning!!!! LOL

Better. Not smarter, but better.

Out of curiosity, VinDino11, do you accept all Jesus narratives as authentic and, if not, what acceptance criteria do you employ?

[VinDino11]

Originally Posted by Jayhawker Soule

Better. Not smarter, but better.

Ha,Ha,Ha, better isn't smarter for you... Pathetic!!!

Originally Posted by Jayhawker Soule

Out of curiosity, VinDino11, do you accept all Jesus narratives as authentic and, if not, what acceptance criteria do you employ?

Only the ones removed by the Roman Empire those worshipers of pagan Gods!!!

[Riverwolf]

Originally Posted by VinDino11

The Savior said to his disciples, "Already the time has come, brothers, for us to abandon our labor and stand at rest. For whoever stands at rest will rest forever.

Jesus: For whoever stands at rest will rest forever.
Newton: A body at rest stays at rest,

IDENTICAL!!!! IDENTICAL MEANING!!!!

JESUS claims complete understanding of Universal Physics!!!!

"A body at rest stays at rest UNLESS ACTED UPON BY AN EXTERNAL FORCE." You forgot completely about this second part.

Tell me where Jesus supposedly said this. And give me evidence that Jesus even said the things attributed to him in this work.

[Riverwolf]

Originally Posted by VinDino11

Only the ones removed by the Roman Empire those worshipers of pagan Gods!!!

Wake up call. I can say with fairly good certainty that many of the banned books are lost forever.

The family of the boy who found the Dead Sea Scrolls burned some of them for heat. I wouldn't be surprised if similar things have happened to other texts in the past. (I am aware, by the way, that the Dead Sea Scrolls are separate from the Nag Hammadi Library.)

[VinDino11]

Originally Posted by Riverwolf

"A body at rest stays at rest UNLESS ACTED UPON BY AN EXTERNAL FORCE."

Tell me where Jesus supposedly said this. And give me evidence that Jesus even said the things attributed to him in this work.

The Dialogue of the Saviour

[Riverwolf]

Originally Posted by VinDino11

The Dialogue of the Saviour

Give me evidence that these words were actually said by Jesus, and not simply attributed to him. (I make the same challenge to ALL the gospels, including the canonical ones.)