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22jumpstreet:
The big fish story is the story that was only captured in the narrative according to Mathew where he said that an earthquake occured and the graves of the "saints " were opened and they rose and appeared to many.
Most Jews liked to be buried in Jerusalem, so you are talking of a battalion of people walking in the city and nobody else noticed it....very funny isn't it.?
What will people not do to sell a religion.
The word "saint" is a Catholic word, it is used after the canonization of a man or woman who has lived a righteous life. So what is a Catholic word doing in a supposed Hebrew scripture The bigger fish....
All hogwash.

So, if there were Spanish Sango worshippers and they translated the story of sango from a Yoruba book using the word Dios anywhere they see orisa, you'd ask "what is a Spanish word doing in a supposed Yoruba story"? You see how illogical @bolded is? And the new testament was not written in Hebrew,by the way.

Brenbentondiaz:
So, if there were Spanish Sango worshippers and they translated the story of sango from a Yoruba book using the word Dios anywhere they see orisa, you'd ask "what is a Spanish word doing in a supposed Yoruba story"? You see how illogical @bolded is? And the new testament was not written in Hebrew,by the way.

It was written in Greek. It was written by them for their religion of Christianity. Got nothing to do with the Israelites...

Kobojunkie:
Historical facts make us aware that you are not interested in making points but spewing brain farts .I.e, meaningless drivels.

You still don't understand it. As much as you think you do...or your just in denial. Continue, probably when you grow up...you will learn more....till then,

Shalom

22jumpstreet:
➜You still don't understand it. As much as you think you do...or your just in denial. Continue, probably when you grow up...you will learn more....till then,

It is impossible for me to understand what are clearly your brain farts. So, I suggest you do some real research and come back with evidence.