Unless of course Yahweh is the Son of El Elyon, in which case Jesus is a theophany of Yahweh
Was the birth story in Luke/Matthew originally referred to John the Baptist
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Re: Was the birth story in Luke/Matthew originally referred to John the Baptist
The metric to judge if one is a good exegete: the way he/she deals with Barabbas.
Who disagrees with me on this precise point is by definition an idiot.-Giuseppe
Who disagrees with me on this precise point is by definition an idiot.-Giuseppe
Re: Was the birth story in Luke/Matthew originally referred to John the Baptist
of grace, how can you even raise that absurd possibility (at contrary of the my view that is the only possible and the only probable), since your hypothesis is totally unable to explain:perseusomega9 wrote: ↑Tue Jan 28, 2020 12:51 pmUnless of course Yahweh is the Son of El Elyon, in which case Jesus is a theophany of Yahweh
- 1) why a contrast is raised between two rival "Sons of Father" along uniquely the line that one of them is called Christ, while the other is not named Christ.
- 2) why one of them is legitimated by being crucified, the other is de-legitimated by being not-crucified.
Nihil enim in speciem fallacius est quam prava religio. -Liv. xxxix. 16.
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Re: Was the birth story in Luke/Matthew originally referred to John the Baptist
Your “solutions” will never be accepted and will die with you.
Note this, Giuseppe. Simon Magus was said to have possessed the Name of God. Who else possessed the Name of God? The Angel who led the Hebrews out of Egypt in a pillar of fire, during the theophany, and Jesus/God’s Salvation Christ. Even Isu is a derivative of Ishu, the Man, the name of the Angel who wrestled Jacob and transformed him into Israel.
You show your ignorance and have been explicitly and incontrovertibly proven wrong.
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Re: Was the birth story in Luke/Matthew originally referred to John the Baptist
Look up YHWH Hakatan. I think you’ll find it interesting.perseusomega9 wrote: ↑Tue Jan 28, 2020 12:51 pmUnless of course Yahweh is the Son of El Elyon, in which case Jesus is a theophany of Yahweh
Re: Was the birth story in Luke/Matthew originally referred to John the Baptist
Joseph D.L. you continue to ignote totally, entirely and completely the my strongest argument about Barabbas (see above).
But while your ignorance of the point is not a novelty, I have fixed now the ignorance of perseusomega9 about the same point.
If you are able to prove me wrong about Barabbas, then I will become a judaizer, too. I throw the challenge.
But while your ignorance of the point is not a novelty, I have fixed now the ignorance of perseusomega9 about the same point.
If you are able to prove me wrong about Barabbas, then I will become a judaizer, too. I throw the challenge.
Nihil enim in speciem fallacius est quam prava religio. -Liv. xxxix. 16.
Re: Was the birth story in Luke/Matthew originally referred to John the Baptist
It is incredible how Joseph D.L. continues to talk obsessively about Jewish archangels without be able to explain the case Barabbas.
Barabbas is the only window we have to infer the identity of the enemies of our authors. Hardly we have something of more evident, as window of that kind, than Barabbas.
I am really sorry that the members of this forum have no better solution about Barabbas. I mean: really sorry.
Barabbas is the only window we have to infer the identity of the enemies of our authors. Hardly we have something of more evident, as window of that kind, than Barabbas.
I am really sorry that the members of this forum have no better solution about Barabbas. I mean: really sorry.
Nihil enim in speciem fallacius est quam prava religio. -Liv. xxxix. 16.
Re: Was the birth story in Luke/Matthew originally referred to John the Baptist
can you explain me what devil (!!!) matters Simon Magus (sic) about the solution of the enigma called Barabbas???Joseph D. L. wrote: ↑Wed Jan 29, 2020 1:54 am Note this, Giuseppe. Simon Magus was said to have possessed the Name of God. Who else possessed the Name of God? The Angel who led the Hebrews out of Egypt in a pillar of fire, during the theophany, and Jesus/God’s Salvation Christ. Even Isu is a derivative of Ishu, the Man, the name of the Angel who wrestled Jacob and transformed him into Israel.
Barabbas is the nail in the brain of Joseph D. L. and Perseusomega9 unless proven wrong.
Nihil enim in speciem fallacius est quam prava religio. -Liv. xxxix. 16.
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Re: Was the birth story in Luke/Matthew originally referred to John the Baptist
ok boomerGiuseppe wrote: ↑Wed Jan 29, 2020 12:45 amof grace, how can you even raise that absurd possibility (at contrary of the my view that is the only possible and the only probable), since your hypothesis is totally unable to explain:perseusomega9 wrote: ↑Tue Jan 28, 2020 12:51 pmUnless of course Yahweh is the Son of El Elyon, in which case Jesus is a theophany of Yahweh
- 1) why a contrast is raised between two rival "Sons of Father" along uniquely the line that one of them is called Christ, while the other is not named Christ.
Here I see how much perseusomega9 fails so poorly when he shows explicitly his views. Especially about a point where I and only I have the solution.
- 2) why one of them is legitimated by being crucified, the other is de-legitimated by being not-crucified.
The metric to judge if one is a good exegete: the way he/she deals with Barabbas.
Who disagrees with me on this precise point is by definition an idiot.-Giuseppe
Who disagrees with me on this precise point is by definition an idiot.-Giuseppe
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Re: Was the birth story in Luke/Matthew originally referred to John the Baptist
I mean boomer, I understand you're totally bat shit insane and ignorant of vast swaths of research
The metric to judge if one is a good exegete: the way he/she deals with Barabbas.
Who disagrees with me on this precise point is by definition an idiot.-Giuseppe
Who disagrees with me on this precise point is by definition an idiot.-Giuseppe
Re: Was the birth story in Luke/Matthew originally referred to John the Baptist
All what you want. The evidence of an early resistance against the reduction of Jesus to a Jewish Christ is there, in the Barabbas episode. If you are so blind that you don't see it, then it is a your problem, not mine.
Your patripassianist hypothesis is very ridicolous.
Your patripassianist hypothesis is very ridicolous.
Nihil enim in speciem fallacius est quam prava religio. -Liv. xxxix. 16.