He died and he resurected. That is what the scriptures are saying. He had not married, and had no children. There would be nothing wrong if he had. But he didn't.
According to whom exactly?
There are some that say he did marry, and that there are, even today, decendants of him.
So who knows the actual facts?
According to whom exactly?
There are some that say he did marry, and that there are, even today, decendants of him.
So who knows the actual facts?
Actually logic says he DID marry since an unmarried male of his age would have been very unusual. The tale of turning water into wine makes sense if the wedding feats in question was HIS feast - otherwise why would he be providing any wine in the first place?
When you consider our bible has been translated from greek arabic and hebrew into english,, various bits that didn't agree with the current tenets taken out (The apocrypha) then re-tranlated from the authorised version of King James into modern english there is a lot of scope for confusion!
Did yo know that there is no such town as nazareth? 'Jesus of Nazareth' probably started out as 'Jesus the Nasorean' which almost certainly means he was part of the Qumran community that produced the Dead Sea scrolls ....NONE of which are in the bible - while the letters from Paul who never even met him make up a large portion of the New testament
Yes, Jesus is God.
I would say that Jesus is the god experience, and we can all have that experience. We are all the daughters and son of god.
OK I stuck up the previous video with some of my usual pixie tongue-in-cheek (eventhough the song is based on a true story of the Dead Sea Scroll acedemic John Allegro). But regardless of whether Jesus physically existed ot not, why not Jesus Christ be an experience, and if it's an experience we can all tap into this. Therefore we don't neccesarily need the authority of the churchs, and then we can have a personal JC experience directly 😀