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Terminal Optimist
The Sanhedrin paid Judas, which is the same word in Greek for Judah, 30 pieces of silver for the price of the Messiah; Judas then hangs himself in the Potters Field, and Judah received the same in terms of the 2nd Temple Destruction, Diaspora, Curse of Moses (Deuteronomy 28), and next the Quantum Fire because they rejected the Curse (Deuteronomy 29:19-27)... Then the Messianic Age (Deuteronomy 30:1-10).
This metaphorically is that they had to pay the 30 pieces of silver, as it was ordained.
In the Apocalypse of Abraham the disciple kisses the Messiah as the way to shortened the days of ungodliness, which the Tanakh shows the same is prophetically taking place.
30 pieces is the price of a slave or the prostitute in Hosea 3:1-2, where the price of a Homer of Barley and 15 pieces is paid; which metaphorically becomes 'jesus' the fake idol or beast that is sold to the nations as a way to get cheap salvation, whilst missing the wisdoms of Yeshua interlinking within the Tanakh.
The idea Judah paid for their own Messiah's death, is contextual to Ahaz paying the Assyrians in Isaiah 7 to destroy the Northern Kingdom (Israel).
The whole thing is an amazing work of textual engineering, with so many layers to it.
In my opinion.![]()
Thank you,
I appreciate the learning opportunity. Would it be OK to share my process with you using this as an example?
The original quote is below:
Yeshua removed Judah and Israel for 30 pieces of silver (Zechariah 11)
Before I replied: I went to Zecharia 11 and read 2 different translations of the text of Zecharia 11 looking for Yeshua, Salvation, anyting having to do with anointing... nothing found. The I went back to Zecharia 10. Read it. Continued to Zecharia 11; read it again.
There is no Yeshua in the verses in Zecharia 11.
So thats the context. Understand, in order for the statement "Yeshua removed Judah and Israel for 30 pieces of silver (Zechariah 11)" to be true; Yeshua must be present somewhere in Zecharia 11. Otherwise it is false.
Understand, I went looking in Zecharia 11, as recommended by my friend Zander, fr Yeshua and I couldn't see it.
So I asked for clarification, and this is what you provided:
The Sanhedrin paid Judas, which is the same word in Greek for Judah, 30 pieces of silver for the price of the Messiah...
The next thing I would do, is go through your reply and try to map it out into a logical chain. What is the premise; what are the supporting details; what is the conclusion; what are the assumptions... etc....
Example: Assuming A=1, and B=1. If C=1; then A=C. That's a logical chain.
If I follow this procedure in this matter of Yeshua in Zecharia 11:
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Claim: "Yeshua removed Judah and Israel for 30 pieces of silver (Zechariah 11)"
Assumptions:
- Yeshua is a significant word/concept in the Tanach.
- Word choice in each verse of the Tanach is significant. eg: light is not the same as brightness.
- Hebrew is the source language of the Tanach;
- all other languages are deemed translations and ancillary to the Hebrew
Matthew 26:15 >>> Matthew 27:5 = Destruction of 2nd Temple and Diaspora and CurseOfMoses and QuantumFire and Messianic Age { metaphor } 30 Sheckels/Zech 11:12.
Have I mapped this out correctly?