Strange Jesus Details Everyone Ignores

[@GrungeHQ]

What do you think is the biggest misconception about Jesus?

[@damonslimmon]

That he was a white man with blue eyes.

[@daxleone]

That he actually lived

[@chickenlover657]

That he was more than a schizophrenic.

[@daxleone]

@@chickenlover657 😂😂🤣🤣

[@reversefulfillment9189]

That he was trying to tell everyone that they were sons of God too, just like him but they just needed to raise their consciousness.

[@jaketblood227]

Jesus being a carpenter often gets understated in a way. People think he was a simple dirt poor carpenter but the carpenter was an important role in the village at the time and the position came with respect. Jesus probably would have been more middle class comfortable than dirt poor at the time

[@albertangeloro5832]

what did he charge for a kitchen set? did he give credit? did he & his dad beat-up people who refused to pay?

[@diredoberman8854]

@@albertangeloro5832Lol

[@BigNiz82]

He wasn't a "carpenter" more like a builder...a brick layer.

[@brianlarkin8208]

What textbook did you get this from

[@albertangeloro5832]

@@brianlarkin8208 he got it from the Galillee Better Business Bureau Report. J C & his father were sued for shoddy work on the Mc Torah Restaurant construction.

[@fatenabu1]

So the last comment in this video, something else to consider. Jesus isn't just saying he is a concept. Due to English not being like Greek at all a better translation of the term that we just translate as I am in the Gospel of John (almost every instance of Jesus saying "I Am" in John) should be "I was, I currently am, and I always will be.. the way the truth and the life" . This is due to the tense the word is in. Also it is the Greek version of the the same term the burning bush uses with Moses when Moses ask the burning bush who is he to say sent him to free Israelites from Pharaoh, the bush replies "I Am"... As for the marriage thing. One big argument against Jesus being married is the theological thought that yes Jesus is married but his bride is The Church. The church in the NT is referred to the Bride of Christ. In the Revelation of John it actually refers to the return of Christ as the wedding of the Lamb to his bride. Rev. 19:7 for example. Also I really don't see these as things people try to ignore, just things that maybe take time to discuss. Also can be quite heated if people don't remain calm.

[@dwayneconaway1733]

I agree so hard at least and as far as Jesus telling people if they don't eat of his flesh and drink his own blood they cannot be partakers in his Kingdom is both a reference to his death, and it was also to get the people who were only looking for more food off of his back. The first time he said this was after the feeding of the 5000 the people had followed him across the See a gallery I believe and wanted to make him a king but it was only because he fed them miraculously, so he said unless you eat of my flesh and drink my blood you cannot take part in my Kingdom.

[@MelindaSmith-y6g]

Jesus is referred to as the word so if you eat his flesh and drink his blood you are simply reading and studying the New Testament. You know, like at multiple other places in the Bible a prophet is told to eat a scroll. It’s not literal. I don’t think they literally ate those scrolls. They read them and studied them.

[@HopeMaren32]

Fun facts: The pigs: The town that was scared of Jesus, where Jesus sent the demons in the pigs and the pigs then ran into the water was a town, the major town, that produced sacrifices for a false God via the pigs……so basically those pigs were a major part of the economic system in that town. So Jesus Christ showed those people via healing the man of demons & then the pigs running into water; that he was way more powerful than the false God or idol, that the town worshipped and made money from. -The figs Jesus Christ telling the fig tree to dry up and be no more is said to be a reference to the original sin in the Garden of Eden b)c… after Adam & Eve sinned & ate the from the forbidden tree, they then noticed they were naked for 1st time & dressed themselves in Fig Leaves & when they spoke to the lord after this he asked who told you that you were naked,& why did you cover yourself l: fig leave’s clothes are a sign of Humanity’s 1st sin and separation from God (Jesus was upset at the people making the temple sinful, sin itself, ect -and it also showed Jesus had power over a lot more than human, he also had power unheard of at the time over the land, ect……

[@subcitizen2012]

Then why didn't he just make it grow fruit? He condemned it for being the way it was made by him, just like the garden of Eden. It's a neat story and mythology, but it's useless as transcendent truth unless you want to be inspired to abandon faith.

[@jamespohl-md2eq]

Fun fact. You don’t know what a fact is.

[@mannymann321]

Tell me you dont understand parables without telling me you dont understand parables.

[@hibbo1351]

I can't tell you how much more pleasant life is without having to worry about silly religious beliefs

[@christopherzadnik7028]

The New Testament was the first superhero comic book

[@A_P]

I wish I had a Time Machine so I could see this with my own two eyes.

[@partsparis]

The Vatican invented the chronorvisor which is similar to this concept

[@newhybrid101]

​@@partsparisalthough i do believe they have some crazy stuff i dont think they could create such a thing

[@deansmith6593]

Time machines are fiction just as Jesus Christ.

[@TexasTimeLord]

You will know EVERYTHING, if you make it into the Kingdom of Heaven, my friend

[@fazbell]

You couldn't because it never happened.

[@tonywilliams8806]

It's funny that the most blaring ignored detail plays out in every clip that is used here. All the clips show Jesus as a white man.

[@ScorpioIsland]

Came here to say this

[@ZZ_Trop]

Touché

[@marktheblake]

Wrong. Jonathon Roumie ( near the end) is middle eastern

[@shommershabbots9862]

You know many middle easterners can appear Caucasian right ?

[@sonicplanet9193]

Asians portray him as Asian, Mexicans as Mexican, Africans as African, etc. Cool your jets. It's not an example of Caucasian racism.

[@caronstout354]

The few I know: He was a Palestinian Jew named Yehoshua, spoke Aramaic, and probably had 4 brothers and 2 sisters.

[@G.M.1944]

I think anyone dreaming of travelling back in time 2000 years ago, would be disappointed, scared and feel out of place, if they’d actually get placed in that place and time. You would think to yourself “what the hell was I thinking??” While running for your life confronted by angry bearded men throwing rocks at you.

[@monicabrown712]

"... the possibility of a Mrs. Jesus ... " made me giggle more than it should have 😂

[@Donathon-qx8kq]

What many people don't understand is that if he did marry.... not only would he have been obeying god's command but also as probably king in exile had to have a heir

[@rinalore9416]

😂or Mrs. Christ.

[@kierenmoore3236]

Say whatever you want, he sure showed that fig tree … 👊🏼

[@magistrumartium]

That's right. You'd better have ripe fruit when I want some!

[@kierenmoore3236]

@@magistrumartium “Do you think I give a flying fig what season it is?!” ~ Jesus

[@robertzendejas8349]

I seriously doubt that Yeshua Ben Joseph would be confused if you called Him Jesus. He would be expecting the time displacement passenger when no one else was.

[@WARHEADFRED]

Couldn’t have said it better myself. He would definitely know.

[@LOwens-xf8yo]

How did an adult Jewish male get to be thirty and NOT get married. Wasn’t being married a minimal expectation/requirement to hold spiritual authority in Jewish tradition at the time? ?

[@csepetke]

he was not jewish, biggest lie ever told that he was

[@jamespohl-md2eq]

@@csepetkeWhat was he? This should be hilarious.

[@csepetke]

@@jamespohl-md2eq No, it won't be hilarious, because I will not engage with you. You have already decided that I am a crazy, unhinged imbecile. I am not offended as I don't care what you or others like you think. Want to know answers? All information are readily available if you know where to look for it. Otherwise you can stay in your gullible little bubble, and keep swallowing everything up you were taught as eternal truth. Have a good day to you!

[@adonisium6351]

It wasn’t obligatory. Religious leaders at the time heavily promoted marriage, but some like Paul chose to remain celibate

[@jamespohl-md2eq]

@@adonisium6351Yes. Weird people chose to be celibate.

[@RobertGotschall-y2f]

I spent a tour of duty in the Middle East. Most of the adult women I met there were shocked that I was single with no children. I was 22 years old.

[@annk.8750]

My daughter went on a couple of geology field trips in Mauretania. She is plump, and thus desirable to people who are often food-deprived ...and laughed when she told me that she had three proposals of marriage in a three week stay. When she told one man she was already married, he was amazed that she was allowed to travel without her husband there, presumably to guard his property.

[@bobhelferstay2531]

So much about the Christian faith is mis-translated and can be taken many different ways. My concern is that I believe in God, but not much else when it comes to religion. Christians tell me that I should call to Jesus and believe in him as the savior when most other faiths only view him as a powerful profit and NOT the son of God. What Mary really a virgin? I've heard of translations that say the word used to describe her as a virgin could also translate to "young woman". Christians seem to be the only faith that says Hell is forever. Most others say that you can get out once you've served your punishment for bad deeds. I don't know what to believe. None of it makes sense, and if I only believe in God and live a fairly decent life, helping others as much as I can I will still burn forever.

[@CraigFThompson]

As far as hell is concerned, it WON'T last forever; the Bible itself mentions that hell, along with death, will be cast into the lake of fire, which is the second death.

[@You_Do_Have_The_Power_33]

Profit = Financial Gains compared to cost Prophet = Jesus

[@bobhelferstay2531]

@@You_Do_Have_The_Power_33 Thanks. I didn't even realize I used the incorrect spelling.

[@You_Do_Have_The_Power_33]

@@bobhelferstay2531no worries at all, definitely was not intended to have a condescending tone.. I often type to when I meant too, everyone has their quirks ☺️

[@CraigFThompson]

@@bobhelferstay2531 So, what does it PROPHET a person to gain the entire world, yet lose their own soul?! ....a HELLUVA LOT MORE than if that individual lost both the world AND their soul!!

[@jaketblood227]

I think it’s pretty common knowledge that Jesus wasn’t white at this point, but it wasn’t just white peolle that crafted images of him that looked similar to them. I’m sure yall have seen old artwork of Jesus that was Chinese or Indian before? The artist always made him look similar to their surroundings no matter where it was made.

[@CraigFThompson]

The Catholic Church pushed white supremacy using images of a white Jesus.... And those satanic bastards STILL adhere to such evil and stupidity!!

[@Peeta-wn4hh]

The reference to giving onto God that which is God’s, and giving onto Cesar that which is Cesar’s is often taken to mean that the Church and the State are to be kept separate.

[@IamSnowbird]

Well he was Jewish. He didn't start Christianity, he died a Jew, Paul started Christianity. Christ wasn't a last name it means Messiah. He wasn't thrilled with the Jewish leaders and their rules. Maybe today he would be considered a reform Jew.

[@csepetke]

Except he was not jewish at all

[@jamespohl-md2eq]

@@csepetkeBless your heart.

[@sallykohorst8803]

Thanks for sharing.

[@yvonnepeltier9815]

If someone could curse a fig tree and make it wither, why couldn't they make it bear fruit instead? That would be a better miracle

[@CraigFThompson]

I've often wondered just WHY Jesus didn't BLESS that fig tree instead!

[@nelsonc6173]

Why bother with a tree. Just create a fig and eat it. Who needs a tree?

[@4saken404]

I feel like Jesus went all Eric Cartman on it. "Well scwew you, fig tree!"

[@sulufest]

It’s a silly story but it was a metaphor for two-faced religious patrons. People who appear to be righteous at a glance but are revealed to be pretending. Like a fig tree that doesn’t actually bear fruit upon closer inspection.

[@subcitizen2012]

Bing bong

[@galloe8933]

There is a reason Crist was disappointed when he first saw his cross. Not out sadness it will take his life, but on the joint work, and kind of wood used. Man, if he wasn't going to start dying soon, he would have Christsplaned how to actually build a sturdy, and durable cross that would last a good long time. Forgive them father, their shoddy wood work is some apprentice ass trash.

[@berachtdorian6191]

You're right. Somehow everyone forgets what an insult it is to nail a carpenter to a cross. He probably also took issue with their hammering technique.

[@theophilos0910]

There are over (150) of these anomalies if you re-read the canonical Greek gospels very very carefully - here’s just a very small sample - in ‘Matthew’ & ‘Mark’ (whoever they were…) ‘Iesous’ curses a fig tree for not bearing fruit out of season but in Luke’s version, it is not an act of cursing but rather a parable about a gardener cursing a tree for not bearing fruit when he happened to be hungry … - in the synoptic gospels (‘Matthew, Mark & Luke, whoever they were) ‘Iesous’ does not carry the crossbeam on the road to Golgoltha - but a bystander ‘one Shimeon of Cyrene coming to the Feast from the Diaspora, was compelled by the Kittim to carry the crossbeam in his place’ - but in the 4th canonical Greek gospel (‘according to Yohanon the Elder’ whoever he was) it says ‘and Iesous carried the cross by himself on his own [Gk. seauton]… - Christian children are often told that ‘Jeezuss’ was 33 1/3 years old when he died following ‘Luke’ (‘Now Iesous when he started his ministry was about thirty years old’) but John’s gospel says (‘46 years was this temple in the rebuilding & you will burn it down to the ground and replace it in 3-days without using hands of men?’ then adds : ‘NB ‘but he was speaking of the temple of his BODY’ suggesting that Jesus was 48 years old at his death [Around the year 160 CE Bishop Iranaeus of Lyons said that he had been a teenage disciple of the 70-year old Polycarp of Smyrna who himself when he was 14-years old became a disciple of the 90-year old John the Elder’ who stated that Jesus was 48 years old when he was executed and that he encoded the fact in his gospel (in a marginalium found in John 2:21) - if Jesus was 48 years old during his arrest for armed sedition in 36 CE ‘during THE Insurrection’ (at the 100th anniversary of the Roman occupation of Judaea which began in 63 BCE with the invasion of Pompey) that would place the date of his birth around 13/12 BCE which coincided (9th to the 14th of September) with the appearance of Halley’s Comet in Matthew’s birth narrative (‘the star moving from east to west in the sky before finally blinking out over Bethlehem) which is referred to in Luke as ‘in that day you shall see the sign of the BarEnasha in the heavens streaking across the face of the sky from east to west like sheet-lightning’ - maybe like Samuel Clemens (Mark Twain) he was born during the appearance of Halley’s Comet (and Twain was told he’d die when it came back 76 years later - and he did !) which was also seen as the sign of a messianic deliverer from Roman occupation as it had done in 164 BCE when the high priest Matathiah Ben Hashmon and his five sons (‘the hammers’) led the revolt against the gentile occupiers (back then it was the SyroGreeks who controlled Judaea) and for 100 years Judaea had semi independence from foreign occupation (that is, until Rome took it over in 63 BCE) - this would make phrases like ‘the times of the gentiles are over; repent and believe the good news of the coming kingdom for these are the Days of Vengeance of our god !’ with other hints like the road to Emmaeus pericope in Luke 23 (‘and they said, Oh yes, we really did believe that he was going to be the one who would deliver Yisroel from foreign occupiers’ - so 13/12 BCE was a ‘messianic year’ for ‘Jesus’ to be born heralded by a Macabbean like star of deliverance in the sky … I could keep going on for hours but these few tidbits are enough for most beginners or newbies to the material to chew on ! LoL

[@MelloPintor]

There is a very logical reason for all the confusion and contradictions

[@wangobadankas4038]

Yes. That happens when one insists on trying to believe nonsense.

[@anniehimself]

Logic? Never heard of him.

[@tessangelabeck8958]

⁠@@wangobadankas4038”Nonsense” such as a Big Bang that supposedly created ALL the species and genuses that have been witnessed, plus the variety of predictable weather that’s potentially destructive? And, of course, the bees that work so hard to help plant life to not totally die off? Yeah, I confess, I don’t believe Big Bang caused marvelous variety of life.

[@gandalainsley6467]

There is. Reason for confusion and "contradictions" is that you miss some information to get the whole picture . For example if we take the most confusing testament , the old one compilers multiple times refer to future events before they happened so for example tree of knowledge of good and evil is name dropped right away even though it has no name yet because Adam named everything which is not directly mentioned but it is directly mentioned that human(Adam. The specific use of the man used on Adam refers to both female and male like word mankind does not refer to just men) named another human that God created in front of him life(Eve). There is no actual contradictions there. Its just you missing something and not understanding what is going one. There is sometimes language barrier but its nothing major for example like angels appeared is not actually correct. They showed up, like came up. They never appeared but other than that it has no contradictions.

[@coolguy1127]

Is there? Because the gospels can’t even figure out who had the dream of Mary’s pregnancy, where Jesus was born, when he was born, when Passover was, when he died, who went to tomb, who he appeared to, etc.

[@tomdyer8518]

what’s more shocking to me, is that people believe these old religious beliefs like it’s scientific fact, especially because we’ve become such an advanced civilization since the time he was supposedly alive. I’m obviously not religious, and I never will be, the entire basis for every religion is based off of principles and guidelines to live by, that’s it. It’s just wild to me people have to use religion as their sole excuse to be a good person; you’re aloud to be a nice person without the crutch of religion. That’s why some of the mentally weakest people grasp onto religions so hard, because they don’t know any better

[@perrydon57]

Amen

[@joemedley195]

“Jesus Barabbas” is a weird name. It literally means “Jesus son of the father “.

[@thedudeabides3138]

The strange Jesus detail that everyone ignores is that he supposedly existed and is supposedly the son of god. This detail gets me every time.

[@fr2ncm9]

There is some mention of him in official Roman texts. If you choose to believe that everything in the universe happens because of dumb luck, that's on you. I believe that there is a spiritual force in the universe.

[@IC27185]

We are all sons and daughters of God

[@thedudeabides3138]

@@IC27185 Except Trump. He’s the son of Satan.

[@thedudeabides3138]

@@fr2ncm9 Look how vague that is “some mention of him in old Roman texts”…can you name one of them, can you tell us where they are kept, can you tell us what they say? I mean this guy is credited as being the actual son of the creator of the entire universe, and there’s only vague reference to him?! Comparatively, you look at how history has recorded a lot of the undertakings of people circa Christs alleged existence and there’s plenty of material there…but Jesus…not so much. And the Bible is a work of fiction, rewritten many times over the centuries, so I don’t consider that to be a genuine source of authoritative reference. And you say if I chose to believe in dumb luck, that’s on me?….what a really naive thing to say.

[@RipCityEagle]

@@thedudeabides3138the earth being perfectly placed in the universe close enough to the sun that it doesn’t burn the planet up but also not too far to where it would be frozen. I feel like it had to be created that way by something unless it is in fact dumb luck lol

[@bonsaitomato8290]

The gospels are theology, not history. That’s what your common Christian , especially fundamentalists, don’t get.

[@jimflipz4774]

Yea they don’t get the fact that he is black so if they can’t grasp that concept they won’t grasp any other

[@ProudPapa26]

@@jimflipz4774😂😂 Not that he was really a god, but Middle easterners weren’t/aren’t black.

[@youtubestudiosucks978]

Are africans black?​@@ProudPapa26

[@whiteowl4097]

@@ProudPapa26 Jesus, if he existed, Surely wasn't white. Brown is more probable.

[@bjgonz871]

​@@ProudPapa26 and where your wrong those Hebrews in Israel weren't from the Middle East, they came from Africa with Moses. The Arabs didn't conquer Egypt until 659 years after the death of christ. Egypt as well as North Africa was black

[@runzoni]

I have created in my mind a happy place ala Adam Sandler's Happy Gilmore called The Fig Tree where all are welcome. In this place Jeshua throws a perpetual party in honor of the fig tree that he cursed. He might be the son of man but how does that innocent tree feel about what did? Godspeed. My grandparents have a pub called The Fatal Dive at The Fig Tree. Marge takes bets. Frank cooks eggs just the way you like them. Maybe the way your mother made them or your favorite diner. It makes me happy to think about. ❤❤❤

[@saltrock9642]

He was a hard working virtuous man that had a big job to do other than building things. He was God’s frontman so he was given unique powers to prove God was real and to make believers out of the lost and hopeless. I’m not at all a thumper, don’t even go to church, but I know he loves me and I love the guy back. Thanks.

[@albertangeloro5832]

so where is he when we need him? asleep? doesn't care? never existed?

[@jaketblood227]

@@albertangeloro5832 are you truly going to Jesus and repenting and trusting in him? Because if not, how are you supposed to expect him to do anything for you (even though he already gave you the greatest gift ever given)

[@albertangeloro5832]

@@jaketblood227 i never asked him to do anything for me,. keep me out of it, millions have been murdered & burned alive in his "loving" name. i doubt he even existed.

[@stacyennen5955]

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[@CraigFThompson]

​@@albertangeloro5832As might've been mentioned before, Catholicism is the world's most pervasive lie....

[@ryanlynch777]

Is this the same guy who's in commercials shown in the Columbus, Ohio market? Could watch and listen to this guy all day, explain more stuff!!

[@michaeldiogenesbest6127]

In Jesus' time, a 12yo boy was considered an Adult....

[@CraigFThompson]

Actually, the age was 13....

[@BillGreenAZ]

@@CraigFThompson Bar Mitzvah.

[@jamespohl-md2eq]

@@CraigFThompsonTell me you don’t know basic Jewish history without telling me you don’t know basic Jewish history.

[@CharlesEdmond79]

These are not STRANGE details. They are ABSOLUTELY FASCINATING!

[@newhybrid101]

He really said "skill issue" to that tree and left without any explanation

[@bdpage2023]

We know he was very close to Magdalene. She was the only one allowed to access his tomb as this was customary for Jewish spouses. Imagine having body cam footage. Folks would still argue about what's on it.

[@bonsaitomato8290]

There was no tomb, the tomb was an invention of the gospel writers as a narrative device so they could get Jesus bodily raised from the dead. The gospels are theology not history .

[@glenndouglas8822]

Magdalene kept jesus( i.e worked and gave her money to him) and was the apostles apostle.

[@deansmith6593]

Imagine having body cam footage of Golem biting off Frodo's finger :/

[@LittleBlueOwl318]

I believe they got married at Cana. When they ran out of wine they went to Jesus. He turned water into wine. In those days it was customary for the GROOM to provide the wine for the wedding feast. Makes sense to me. (Gospel of John)

[@michaeldiogenesbest6127]

The One known as Yeshua was NOT a Carpenter! He was a Mason.....

[@brucetidwell7715]

It adds context to remember that Jesus was Jewish and pigs were unclean by Jewish dietary laws. To cast the demons into pigs and then have the pigs kill themselves is far more symbolically complex from that perspective. Of course one might also speculate whether demons actually die if the body that they are possessing dies?

[@Keepontruckin1904]

There’s a lot going on in your library. It could use a de-clutter overhaul

[@jahanas22]

Considering the time period, I would think it would be odd that he wasn’t married or had children. The church dismisses gospels merely because they don’t like what they say.

[@oenthusiast]

Not that odd. If the neighbors thought there was something irregular about his birth, as in a pregnancy happening after the betrothal but before the wedding, then in a culture that very much prized having an honorable genealogy, it would have made him unacceptable as a bridegroom to any respectable family, even if he had wanted to marry. But if he knew what his ministry was going to be, and knew how it would end, why would he have wanted to leave orphans?

[@jamespohl-md2eq]

@@oenthusiastGo ahead. Tell us about your extensive knowledge about Jewish marriage customs if the times. Go ahead. Tell us about honorable genealogy.

[@860rondo]

Eh I mean the Bible has been rewritten and changed multiple times so i doubt anyone has a solid idea of the true know how nature of Jesus’s life throughout but rather a reliable depicture past on for centuries. EDIT: Typos etc.

[@JohnHausser]

No one is negative! It’s fine if Jesus is your imaginary friend 😊

[@KR-te8kw]

The Bible hasn’t been rewritten and changed, the original Hebrew and Greek text is available to read. There will always be people who twist the word of God for their own reasons, but the manuscripts are available to read. They have been carefully translated into multiple different languages, as is many other texts that we read and go by to this day.

[@Will-xf3qe]

There's some early manuscripts available which show that there's been some changes or scribal errors to the new testament over the centuries but nothing too major imo. Like for example the end of the book of Mark is not in any early manuscripts and the story of the adulterous woman (cast the first stone) is not in early manuscripta either.There's thousands of NT manuscripts but very few from the early years which is where it really matters. I just personally think there was a lot of false information from the very beginning . Plus if you look at all the books which were left out of the bible, people at that time were making up all kinds of crazy crap and fan fiction about jesus and the apostles

[@zachio69]

why has not anyone flung a mountain in the sea?

[@lightspeed2034]

Oh ye of little faith

[@andrelockridge9109]

When Jesus walked among us.He never brought up the subject of Slavery. Non the Abrahamic Religions called for its abolish.

[@turtlegrams6582]

ALMIGHTY CREATOR INFALLIBLE AUTHORITY GOD JESUS CHRIST WORD ALONE KJVB HAS ABSOLUTE PERFECTION TIMING !!!!!!!

[@rolandwhittle8527]

It seems to me all the main religions are vague in their origins and contradictory in their beliefs sad so many people have suffered and been killed over such things

[@richardlcastillo]

Imagine if he came back to lead his people and nobody recognizes him because he doesn't look like King James and has a different name? the irony is thick I'n this religion.

[@davidpridmore9051]

This is a good one.

[@sunsetpalms1923]

I would like to know how good of a carpenter was Jesus? Sure, he was the son of God but could he hang a door?

[@JacQues58]

There is also the possibility that Jesus traveled to the East where he learned their beliefs. JC used some of these Eastern beliefs in his ministry.

[@patrickvignasse87]

What's the film in reference at 9:15

[@VSE4me1]

Paul never met Jesus.

[@KR-te8kw]

Damascus Road he did

[@BillGreenAZ]

I thought the same one time. After discussion and research it now appears to me that he did.

[@krishadyn5211]

@@KR-te8kw Paul hit his head and became delusional. He did not become a better person after conversion. He was notoriously whiny, arrogant, petty, jealous, timid...this was not a holy man. Just a former Pharisee with a god complex.

[@TonyLouis9345]

It sounds like he was a weird guy who grew up in a family of religious zealots.

[@pamelanadel3787]

Jesus was married. The identity of the bride is generally considered within Christian theology to be the church, with Jesus being bridegroom Ephesians. God bless all. Do better research in the future.

[@startwithlogic8200]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@DalerMehndiDeekSheik]

LOL. Cope. Sounds totally rational 🙄

[@batticusmanacleas510]

Sure, Jan.

[@Will-xf3qe]

Sure but did he consummate the marriage?

[@MarJo333]

Yes we do have to be kind to animals. Jesus was the good Shepard.

[@MercedesCruz-qe1nj]

Sorry for the laughing face. Got there by mistake.

[@jordanpeters3746]

The Gospel of Mark began life as the script of a play ... the story line of which was altered and expanded into what we have today. This original text was constructed of 51 word "paragraphs". The added text can be identified. The voice that spoke to Jesus after he was baptised by John was meant to be understood as that of his deceased father. The Greek word used that is translated as "am" (well-pleased) actually means "was ... and still am" (well-pleased). The language used by the author who altered the text was noticeably less sophisticated than that of the original author ... and he did not grasp some of the subtleties of this original author's script. Whoever this original author was he meant his play to be performed before a very sophisticated audience. The Greek word "magdalen" was the name given to the damp inner part of a loaf of bread which was used to clean the hands at the meal table ... and then was thrown to the dogs under the table. Where it says that Jesus healed Peter's mother-in-law I am of the opinion that it originally said that he healed his OWN mother-in-law. Peter was a character added by the author who altered the text. If Jesus was not married he would not have been allowed to speak in synagogues (so a Jewish source informed me).

[@lovekilss]

jesus was middle eastern, yalls religon is from the middle east. he wasnt white like yall want to think

[@hotroddave7597]

Jesus may have had a little bit darker skin like a Middle Eastern man. But he was definitely Caucasian.

[@UltraSaiyan419]

We know.

[@pamelanadel3787]

He was Jewish. He was Caucasian.

[@lovekilss]

His skin tone wasn’t white , he looked more like osama bin Laden than Joe Biden lmaoo

[@hotroddave7597]

@@lovekilss perhaps his skin tone was a little darker. A very light brown, most likely. But definitely Caucasian.

[@MarJo333]

I dont think so, we human he is God. I'm just not sure...

[@janelarsen4788]

Jesus was not god or god son. Balance god have No sons and daughters, and magic do not exits.

[@christopherzadnik7028]

Jesus is the sun...halo, crown of thorns, risen savior, light of the world, reflection, appears to walk on water, turns water into wine via the grape, the crucifixion story is a metaphor for the winter solstice which is right before Christmas.

[@ericjohnson6665]

I get my story of Jesus' life from Part IV of The Urantia Book. Definitely single, hyper focused on his ministry. And the biological son of Joseph.

[@Caldweeze]

It’s crazy how many people believe in religion but, hey it is what it is. Either they’re all right or they are all wrong. 1 isn’t the “only true religion”

[@BillGreenAZ]

This is why I study all the religions. I get life learning from all of them.

[@splashenful]

In regards to the cursing of the fig tree: the fact that it started to leave, & yet, no figs on the tree meant something was wrong with the tree, & the fruit would have been bad, when it would come to sprout. So, Christ Made the Right Decision to Curse the tree out of existence, lest people later ate contaminated fruit from said tree.

[@mikeainsworth9861]

The problem was not with that particular tree. The gospels that tell this story say It was not the season for figs - no fig tree would have had fruit.

[@splashenful]

@@mikeainsworth9861 Yes, but, it had already started to leave. If the leaves were starting to form, then there should have been fruit.

[@jerrylopez5979]

I believe that he existed. He was a mortal man. He didn't walk on water rise people from the dead change water into wine change rocks into bread.

[@itsa-itsagames]

I mean these are all pretty standard knowledge for those who seek Him.

[@katanatac]

This video is missing the deeper truths concerning Jesus' beginnings and who He really is.

[@BillGreenAZ]

I agree. Except for him possibly being married, nothing really touched on the story of how magical he was. Everywhere he went he was creating miracles. He truly was an outstanding character in the region. No wonder thousands of people followed him around.

[@katanatac]

@@BillGreenAZ The Lord Jesus didn't come to this earth to take a wife, He came here to be a sin sacrifice for us so we can live with Him forever if we repent and ask for forgiveness of our sins.

[@BillGreenAZ]

@@katanatac he can do all that and still have a wife. Do you have some scripture you can quote that says that he didn't get married?

[@katanatac]

@@BillGreenAZ There is no mention of The Lord Jesus taking a human wife while He was walking on this earth during His Ministry, "The Bride of Christ" refers to the church or the nation of Israel as some believe.

[@BillGreenAZ]

@@katanatac that doesn't mean he didn't take a wife. Just because it's not listed in the Gospels doesn't mean it didn't happen. Lots of the parts of his life were left out.

[@scottyoshihara2458]

The renaissance depictions of him are based on Cesare Borgia the son of the controversial Alexander the 6th

[@JohnHoulgate]

There probably was a Galilean craftsmen, who loved his religion and scriptures, who believed he had a special mission during a time the Jews were begging their God for a Messiah. His real story was probably a lot more mundane than the Gospel writers portrayed it. I don't believe for a second that Pontius Pilate struggled with himself over his guilt or innocence. He gave him the Judas the Galilean treatment as he did many others before and after him. However, the Gospel writers had to tell a story that would connect with Greek-speaking peoples in the Eastern Mediterranean, lest they draw inspiration from the Messianic Jews and decide to spread the Jewish revolt to other parts of the Eastern Mediterranean, further disrupting the Pax Romana. They created a Savior god, not too unlike other mythological figures the Greeks believed in. They made him friendly to Rome and agreeable to paying taxes to the Romans. They had him rise from the dead after washing away the sins of the people with his blood. Religion is a key element in bringing about the civilization of a people, to move them from their more primitive and barbaric origins to where they would serve the agendas of very powerful people. It gets expensive in terms of blood and treasure to send armies out to the farther reaches of an empire, so using religion to pacify people should make the job a little easier. But like most other political agendas, there are unintended consequences. I don't think Christianity was supposed to survive beyond the first couple of hundred of years.

[@BillGreenAZ]

That's a great take on the situation. I hadn't heard that before. I'm not saying it didn't happen like that but even if it isn't entirely true that the Romans deliberately did this, what does seem to be true is that people in the region were looking for a solution to their poor situation and would readily accept someone who made peace with their oppressors the Romans.

[@BillGreenAZ]

John, I found this comment by you in my Comments feed but couldn't find it in the comments on this video. Did you delete it, or perhaps it was deleted by someone else: "Bill Green I believe it was Philo of Alexandria who reported that complaints about Pliate's excesses were sent to Rome by various Roman citizens and probably some Pharisees. He was eventually...

[@JohnHoulgate]

@@BillGreenAZ I checked the comment and I still see it.

[@BillGreenAZ]

@@JohnHoulgate Thanks. I've had similar things like this happen in different channels.

[@jenniferditman3788]

No Christian thinks that was sophisticated.

[@jimmydodds9659]

Do a video on Muhammad the so called prophet of Islam.

[@hieronimusrexx9203]

My mom's spit used to fix, heal, or clean anything on my skin or clothes! lol

[@AlexLightGiver]

Jesus asked that we see him as a teacher a friend and brother we are family 🙏

[@joyweston444]

The reason there is a lot of confusion surrounding jesus' name is because it is God's name(he is a part of God and his Son) so it's sacred and it's not supposed to be spoken all willy nilly lol so yea we use other titles to speak of Him basically

[@Will-xf3qe]

I think you are thinking of YHWH

[@michaeldiogenesbest6127]

The guys who wrote the Gospels NEVER MET HIM.....

[@KR-te8kw]

On Damascus Road - Book of Acts

[@amanda-wy4xl]

Eating of His body was part of Jesus' claim of Him being the passover lamb, the new covenant. After the Isrealites slaid a lamb to use the blood on their homes for the angel of death to PASSOVER them, they were also commanded to eat the rest of that lamb, the old covenant. Not to be taken literally, just as we are not literally buried and risen from physical death in baptism.

[@krishadyn5211]

Jesus did not speak of a new covenant. He claimed Mosaic Law. It was Paul who made up the idea that the Law was overturned by Jesus, when. he was appealing to the Gentiles.

[@LaurieValdez-zk3dy]

❤ 3 year tour😢

[@clockworkmouse8469]

Did Jesus just make an early version of eyedrops?

[@jimflipz4774]

Yeah it was called spit did you hear him

[@BillGreenAZ]

Yes. The name "Bausch" was originally a German name for Jesus and "Lomb" was a German word for love so Bausch and Lomb means "Jesus love".

[@msanchezym]

Celibate and is pictured with a sheep 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@eatfrenchtoast]

Ok so not one strange detail or any that get ignored. The opposit of the title

[@kenbollman2540]

I think the most ignored detail about jesus is that he probably never existed.

[@Donathon-qx8kq]

Probably a composite of up to 5 people over the 1'st century CE

[@luckymic7971]

Its a fact he existed.

[@Clareandviolet12245]

You need to gets a educayshun dummy

[@Glasschin2.0]

@@luckymic7971how do you prove it’s a fact he existed?

[@sdelzzz1123]

@@Glasschin2.0@kenbollman2540 Id stop using the word “prove”… How can you “prove” Alexander the Great existed, or Julius Caesar, or Ghengis Khan. You believe in them don’t you? Aren’t those “historical facts” that you believe and follow everyday? My point is that there is no “proof” for the existence of Jesus Christ. However, there is a massive amount of Historical evidence and scriptural evidence. In fact, there is over 10x more documents and accounts written while Jesus was alive, than the Roman emperor (Tiberius) who ruled while Jesus was living in it. It’s literally THE ROMAN EMPEROR vs A poor carpenter who only preached for 3 years. Be logical here. How does that make sense to you? You really think some deadbeat poor fisherman made up this insane elaborate hoax about Jesus and then EVERYBODY believed them?

[@FR3D_5N0W]

Jesus real name is 'Joshua Ben Josef' I'm sure originally were 28 gospel's and only 4 gospel's survived.

[@BrainMog]

And you shall call His name EMANUEL emanu(with us is) EL (Almighty GOD) Emanuel IS the Father- His Voyage as Jesus was to PAY the Piper, That led US astray, Because a SOUL is the Price, we can’t afford in the second death . The Elohim TALKED us INTO the Sin of Embodiment, And EL saves us by His Own GLORY!

[@run4funs24]

0:52 jesus taught rabbi men at age 12. For 3 days. With out going home with out telling his mother, Which upset his mother .. so he was never a late bloomer

[@bdpage2023]

Knowing the Jewish clerical elite were crooked. They weren't fond of him. ✝️

[@bonsaitomato8290]

Isn’t it surprising how the same numbers keep repeating themselves in gospel stories. The number 3 , 40, 12 , it’s almost like these stories are just theology and not actually real events.

[@newhybrid101]

Late bloomer isnt a bad thing

[@manongagnon9704]

Just asking..... Is there anyone alive, at this time of our history, who knows the Real Truth??? Do you??🤷‍♀️

[@JohnHausser]

No one said you cannot have an imaginary friend 😊

[@shadeshiest22]

There’s NO DENYING that “Jesus Christ” was real(he was a real actual person who walked this earth performing many “miracles” while practicing/preaching “love” and “care of the people”), the only thing in question is was he really THE messiah and of “GOD”…

[@deansmith6593]

About as many that know the "real" truth about Zeus, Thor, Gandalf, Santa Claus, Han Solo..............

[@deansmith6593]

@@shadeshiest22 no contemporary evidence, zip, nada, none. Jesus was a myth. Don't project your own ignorance on everyone else.

[@soniatorres5227]

@@deansmith6593 I believe ur a jerk . Argue that

[@RRAA117]

One of the reasons Jesus began his ministry was because the RABBIS enter the office of a ministry at 30

[@gavinknight8754]

No Jesus never married. He was Jewish. So it would be Yeshua. The problem with the fig tree was it was the time for fruit. But the Tree was not ready so He Cursed us.He was teaching us our words have power. About the money from the fish. Peter said Jesus would pay the tax.Which was a big Sin because God's Son was not to pay it.But He paid it not to be offensive. About eating Jesus and drinking His Blood. He was talking about the Lord's Body 1COR11:23-30.And some thought He was crazy. But people are Sinners and have Demons on there mind.Jesus is the Resurrection and the Life Because He is God John20:28;1Tim3:16;Hebrews 1:8;1JOHN5:7-8 KJV Bible.

[@janelarsen4788]

😂🤣🤪🤦‍♀️

[@KR-te8kw]

Amen!❤

[@RonBurgandy-o5z]

Where do you attend?? Joel olsteens church?? Soo much bs puled high in this video.....

[@dangunn6961]

There is no evidence that proves any of the supernatural claims made in the bible. In fact there is evidence that disproves many of those claims.

[@CraigFThompson]

Name just ONE example....

[@MintuChamua]

❤ god

[@PlayNowWorkLater]

Also, Jesus was basically a zombie.

[@ericheine2414]

Willy Wonka didn't have a wife. But he was alone with the Oompa Loompa every night with fizzy lifting drinks.

[@raindeerprojekt4119]

At the end the shot of the Last Supper where everyone is using hands-free mics is So Awkward. Why would you include that? lol

[@melodygarrison7531]

Maybe to show how ridiculous it all is!

[@raindeerprojekt4119]

@@melodygarrison7531 lol Cheers

[@stonetrooper2]

Why would God (Jesus) come to earth as a baby then hang out and do nothing for 30 years then decide to start doing miracles then be killed after a 3 year ministry?

[@marktheblake]

Easy. He had to be born as a descendent of Adam, and it takes 25 years to graduate from Rabbi school, which is from age of 5 to 30.

[@jamespohl-md2eq]

@@marktheblakeYet, none of that happened.

[@marktheblake]

@@jamespohl-md2eq you are dreamin. Historians agree Jesus is a real person that existed... and these are mostly atheist, agnostic or Jewish.

[@jamespohl-md2eq]

⁠@@marktheblakeHistorians don’t all agree on that. But even if they did, none of them agree he went to rabbinical school. Nor do they agree that it is/was 25 years. And NO historian believes Jesus was a descendant of Adam. Stop digging.

[@marktheblake]

@@jamespohl-md2eq your point appears to be claiming Jesus didnt exist ( if following the context) now Rabbi school starts at 5yo and ends at 30yo. The first thing a new Rabbi does is recruit 12 disciples. Of course its just a coincidence.

[@Figgatella]

Every one should read the lost texts of the Bible. Jesus does some crazy stuff in those. They were kept out of the Bible because it made him look bad.

[@randomrandy3059]

Blasphemy!

[@marktheblake]

Nonsense. They were never in the Bible because there was no bible for them to be "in".

[@ernestschultz5065]

He's my favorite fictional character

[@marktheblake]

Theres nothing confusing about any of these. All have had much written about them.

[@sulufest]

It’s somewhat amusing that this video even takes the existence of a Jesus as a given. He didn’t exist.

[@michaelfrawley171]

Jesus uses his miracles to kill fig trees…why didn’t he pray for figs

[@igloozoo3771]

Peta: Jesus isn't moral cause he doesn't care about Pigs

[@omaurioncouncil564]

You going to make a lot of religious nuts mad 😂😂😂😂😂

[@UltraSaiyan419]

I'm not. I find these details pretty interesting.

[@omaurioncouncil564]

​@@UltraSaiyan419good for you man 👍🏾

[@eatfrenchtoast]

Are there any fictional characters in religious texts?

[@kevinwaller6572]

All of them are fictional, you foolish individual. Dark age lunacy writ large in the modern world. Theism is humanities greatest failure....

[@AlossSovereigness]

Yeshua was a common name amoung boys when jesus was born.

[@Kishla-f4o]

Somethings of Jesus Christ is lost to time and history

[@lucasduffy4128]

Surely it wood be Mrs Christ