paarsurrey
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Did Jesus ever read NT Bible or went to a Church in person?
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SpeaksForTheTrees
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Gods law not difficult can be built around an "ouch".
And a subjective emotional " ouch"
Or indeed lessening some else's "ouch" that was really not your fault.
Maybe was to many "ouch" in Jesus time.
No. Did Mohammed?
Unveiled Artist
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No. The new testament was written by the apostles and were based on Jesus teachings. If he is god, he really doesnt need to read it if he existed on earth after the apostles wrote about him.
Yes. He went to the temple when he could as a child. His parents couldnt find him because he was praying and said he must be where his father is (not verbatim).
matthew_/!/
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Considering how the NT was finished after Jesus died, no he didn't read it
Ouroboros
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Jesus can't have read the NT since it was written after his death. It's a very strange question. Did you read your own post before you wrote it?
paarsurrey
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matthew_/!/
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By preach the gospel Rival did not mean that Jesus walked around with a bible and read from it, Jesus preached and after he did so it was written down.
Ouroboros
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Post #2 refers to the Gospel.
The word "Gospel" stands for "Good News".
Jesus was preaching the good news, and the gospel books are the stories about Jesus preaching the good news.
So the Gospel books are the books telling the story about Jesus preaching the good news (the Gospel).
It's like the Harry Potter books are the story about Harry Potter. But does that mean that Harry Potter read Harry Potter before Harry Potter books were written?
It's a word. The Gospel books are telling the story about the person preaching the Gospel (the good news).
It's not strange.
And NT stands for New Testament which is a compilation of both the 4 Gospels and a bunch of letters and other writings like the Acts and Revelations.
Jesus was the Gospel, hence the Gospel books are about Jesus being the Gospel.
The NT is both the Gospel and the other letters that were about Paul and other people, and not about Jesus, so Jesus could not have read NT. And he didn't read the Gospel because supposedly the Gospel books are about him. It's like calling them "The Jesus Books" and then asking if Jesus read his own books before they were written about himself.
Or put it this way, Jesus was the originator of the Gospel. He was the one making it. The Gospel books are the retelling of Jesus making the Gospel.
The Emperor of Mankind
Currently the galaxy's spookiest paraplegic
... how can someone quote from a book that's supposed to be about their life, and is written centuries after their death? Seriously, what's the point of this thread?
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paarsurrey
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One is mistaken.
They say NT Bible is Word of G-d? Don't the Christians say?
You mean Matthew, Marks, John and Luke put Word in the Christian-god's mouth. Christian-god could not author it.
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Desert Snake
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But islam g-d authored the koran?
psychoslice
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Well of course the so called NT was around then, and the only nearest thing to a church was the Jewish tempele or whatever it was called.
paarsurrey
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Do you mean Jesus read the NT?
Jews never call their temple a Church? Do they? Please
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psychoslice
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Silly me, I meant of course the NT wasn't around then.
paarsurrey
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And Jesus never read any of the gospel-book, he did not recommend it to be written or read.
Jesus never went to a church. Even the word "church" did not exist in Jesus' time.
It is all Paul's doing. Right?
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Ouroboros
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The word "Christian" didn't exist either.
But how could it? Jesus started the movement. How can he read and study the movement that he's starting?
Did the framers of the Constitution read the Constitution before they wrote the Constitution?
You never answered my question earlier if you read your own post before you wrote it.
matthew_/!/
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What is the point you are ATTEMPTING to make