Christianity Etc › Re: *************************** by Maynman: 9:47pm On Jun 28, 2022 |
OkCornel: Iesous, stars with capital “i” not Lesous as you’ve spelt.
Keep demonstrating your deficiency in basic application of the alphabets. “Lesous” inside sinaiticus? Easy Chrestian
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Christianity Etc › Re: *************************** by Maynman: 9:47pm On Jun 28, 2022 |
OkCornel: Already dealt with this Stop lying Chrestian
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Christianity Etc › Re: The Reality Of The Word 2 by Maynman: 9:44pm On Jun 28, 2022 |
Merino: I never talked about religion. I only shared the gospel of salvation Which you learnt from a religion. |
Christianity Etc › Re: *************************** by Maynman: 9:39pm On Jun 28, 2022 |
OkCornel: I spelt “Iesous” you spelt “Lesous”…
It’s abundantly clear to everyone you can’t even get the basics right.
What a pity  “Lesous” inside sinaiticus?  Easy Chrestian
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Christianity Etc › Re: *************************** by Maynman: 9:36pm On Jun 28, 2022 |
OkCornel: The fault lies with your level of intelligence.  Okay Chrestian
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Christianity Etc › Re: *************************** by Maynman: 9:32pm On Jun 28, 2022 |
OkCornel: What part of “Sinaiticus was written in Greek and Jesus is spelt Iesous in Greek” do you not understand? “Lesous” inside sinaiticus?  Easy Chrestian 
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Christianity Etc › Re: *************************** by Maynman: 9:18pm On Jun 28, 2022 |
OkCornel: Was your Judas condemned to crucifixion by Pontius Pilate? Yes or No Was “jesus” mentioned in the original New Testament sinaiticus, yea or no?
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Christianity Etc › Re: *************************** by Maynman: 9:17pm On Jun 28, 2022 |
OkCornel: And this was already dealt with earlier in the thread.
Nero blamed the Christians “A REBELLIOUS NEW CULT” for the great fire that ravaged Rome in 64AD there about.
These group of people have no connection with Serapis whatever in Rome. The worship of Serapis was established in Rome centuries before Nero was emperor.
Try another lie. You the one lying chrestian.
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Christianity Etc › Re: *************************** by Maynman: 9:12pm On Jun 28, 2022 |
OkCornel: One simple question to burst your bubble.
Was this Judas condemned to crucifixion by Pontius Pilate? You mean jesus the brother of James?
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Christianity Etc › Re: *************************** by Maynman: 9:11pm On Jun 28, 2022 |
OkCornel: And was this Judas condemned to crucifixion by Pontius Pilate?
I’m really alarmed at the single digit IQ demonstrated in that screenshot of yours. You mean Jesus chrestus?
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Christianity Etc › Re: *************************** by Maynman: 9:09pm On Jun 28, 2022 |
Ooh la la 
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Christianity Etc › Re: *************************** by Maynman: 9:08pm On Jun 28, 2022 |
OkCornel: One and same with Chapter 9, Book 20 Antiquity of the Jews. The brother of James.
While at it, provide evidence(s) of every Jewish scholar and historian UNANIMOUSLY DENYING THE EXISTENCE OF this Jesus Christ brother of James in Chapter 9, Book 20 Antiquity of the Jews. Exactly, First century Judaism sounds like Judas of Galilee aka Jesus chrestus
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Christianity Etc › Re: *************************** by Maynman: 8:58pm On Jun 28, 2022 |
OkCornel: If you passed your O’level English at first attempt, how did you conclude I’m worshipping Judas?  Worshipper of James brother called Chrest huh 
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Christianity Etc › Re: *************************** by Maynman: 8:55pm On Jun 28, 2022 |
OkCornel: Jesus Christ the brother of James in Chapter 9, Book 20 - Antiquity of the Jews. Yes Jesus Chrestus 
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Christianity Etc › Re: *************************** by Maynman: 8:52pm On Jun 28, 2022 |
OkCornel: Did you pass O’level English at first attempt? You did and you are worshipping Judas?
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Christianity Etc › Re: *************************** by Maynman: 8:45pm On Jun 28, 2022 |
You people should read on who historical Jesus and don’t confuse him with “Jesus of Nazareth” or is it “men from Nazareth” 
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Christianity Etc › Re: *************************** by Maynman: 8:43pm On Jun 28, 2022 |
OkCornel: Again, Sinaiticus was written in the Greek language. In Greek Jesus is spelt as Iesous. This isn’t too difficult for even a r.etard to comprehend. Which Jesus 
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Christianity Etc › Re: *************************** by Maynman: 8:34pm On Jun 28, 2022 |
OkCornel: I'm sure you saw where I clearly wrote the New Testament was written in Koine Greek. In the Septuagint Jesus would be spelt as Iesous.
And by the way...you have many Chrestus' from Israel who were condemned to crucifixion by Pontius Pilate, hmmm? The first New Testament is sinaiticus and your “Jesus” was not present, It was later added in the vaticanus codex. Ooh yeah Chrestus like Judas huh 
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Christianity Etc › Re: *************************** by Maynman: 8:28pm On Jun 28, 2022 |
OkCornel: New Testament was written in Koine Greek and translated into Latin as well duh!!! Latin was one of the popular languages in the Roman Empire and also in medieval times.
Your Chrestus comes from Tacitus' annals which was originally written in Latin.
Educate yourself for the sake of your reputation. The first New Testament book is Sinacticus and your “Jesus” is missing there, it was later translated to vaticanus and suddenly “Jesus” was present  Chrestus is a translation of Hebrew “messiah”. And we have so many “messiahs”  Listen to your advice, Judas worshipper
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Christianity Etc › Re: *************************** by Maynman: 8:24pm On Jun 28, 2022 |
MaxInDHouse: There were two Herods in the Bible:
Herod the great who was king during Jesus' birth and wanted the child dead he reigned during the time of Augustus Caesar. Luke 2:1; Matthew 2:16
Herod Antipas who snatched his brothers wife, reigned during the time of Tiberius Caesar and demanded that Jesus perform miracles in his presence. Matthew 14:1-6; Luke 23:1-16  You got anything better to say?  |
Christianity Etc › Re: *************************** by Maynman: 8:21pm On Jun 28, 2022 |
OkCornel: Because the author of the literature wrote the narratives in Latin, it's not rocket science  New Testament was written in Latin? 
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Christianity Etc › Re: *************************** by Maynman: 8:17pm On Jun 28, 2022 |
OkCornel: Chrestus is the Latin word for Christ. Language lesson 101
Now ask yourself what language Tacitus' literary works was originally written in  How did a Jew come to bear latin “Chrestus”, even the name “Jesus” is of Latin origin 
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Christianity Etc › Re: *************************** by Maynman: 8:14pm On Jun 28, 2022 |
OkCornel: What's my business with Tertullus' opinion?  Is he a Jew? Absolutely not A Jew bearing “Chrestus” 
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Christianity Etc › Re: *************************** by Maynman: 8:10pm On Jun 28, 2022 |
OkCornel: Off point. Absolutely no connection between Judas of Galilee and Jesus Christ of Nazareth.  Okay  , Judas worshipper
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Christianity Etc › Re: *************************** by Maynman: 8:05pm On Jun 28, 2022 |
OkCornel: Like your third leg's erection  And like the Judas of Galilee that you worship  |
Christianity Etc › Re: *************************** by Maynman: 8:02pm On Jun 28, 2022 |
OkCornel: The unlettered folk is on the beat again.
Let me break it down for you, since something so basic is too hard for you to comprehend.
1. The point is on the existence of Jesus Christ. His younger brother, James was hastily sentenced to death by Ananus the high priest. Because Ananus did not follow protocol, King Agrippa removed him from the high priest position and replaced him with Jesus son of Damneus.
2. Read the third and fourth screenshot, see the spelling of Christ in Latin and Greek. If indeed you have functioning eyes and a sound mind. Weak  |
Christianity Etc › Re: *************************** by Maynman: 6:06pm On Jun 28, 2022 |
Says a Yahweh or is it yaldaboath worshipper Bwahahahah
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Christianity Etc › Re: *************************** by Maynman: 5:49pm On Jun 28, 2022 |
OkCornel: When will this comedy ever stop?  We can only ask Chrestian fathers 
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Christianity Etc › Re: *************************** by Maynman: 5:46pm On Jun 28, 2022 |
MaxInDHouse: NO! Contemporaries of Jesus confirmed that there was a Judas of Galilee and Thaddeus but were revolutionists before Jesus of Nazareth, they both died miserably and their followers were dispassed with nothing to write about them till today!  Jesus Chrestus is same and one with Judas of Galilee  |
Christianity Etc › Re: *************************** by Maynman: 5:44pm On Jun 28, 2022 |
OkCornel: Read slowly. The circled part of the screenshot. I’m focused on the existence of Jesus Christ the brother of James.
I believe I’m discussing with rational humans here, not slow bats  Ok  |
Christianity Etc › Re: *************************** by Maynman: 5:07pm On Jun 28, 2022 |
OkCornel: Where did you see Judas of Galilee in Chapter 9 of Book 20 - Antiquity of the Jews?
Is it in the circled part of the screenshot?  Read slowly. But the antiquities was talking about Judas of Galilee. And the brother of James referenced there was menahem. Cc MindHacker9009 |
Christianity Etc › Re: *************************** by Maynman: 5:04pm On Jun 28, 2022 |
MaxInDHouse: Judas of Galilee was a revolutionist! Act 5:37
Jesus of Nazareth lived after Judas of Galilee!  Judas of Galilee is one and the same with Jesus Chrestus. |