Jesus Will Soon Judge Liberals #fundie

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Not one verse in the Bible says Jesus was Jewish(Hebrew, Greek, Latin, or modern English version). I will make 20 accounts and give you 20 stars if you can cite me one verse that would even indicate he was Jewish.

Jesus was talking to the Jews in John 8.

John 8:44
King James Version (KJV)
44 Ye are of your father the devil, and the lusts of your father ye will do. He was a murderer from the beginning, and abode not in the truth, because there is no truth in him. When he speaketh a lie, he speaketh of his own: for he is a liar, and the father of it.

Jesus was white by the way.

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old comment by breakerslion

Jesus is a tall tale, like Hercules, or Siegfried. That said, the child at the root of the story had a Jewish mother, since she was subjected to Jewish law. If Yasif hadn't agreed to marry her, she probably would have been stoned to death for the crime of being raped into pregnancy. It's also possible that the whole, "child of god" thing meant that she was one of the rare cases that was declared blameless in her rape, and the elders married her off accordingly. If one's parents were willing and able to pay, it's possible the clerics would declare the child the will of god.

Reality is so much more mundane and sordid than angels and magic godspooge, isn't it?

old comment by checkmate

Not one verse in the Bible says Jesus was Jewish(Hebrew, Greek, Latin, or modern English version)

Hebrew, Greek, Latin, or modern English? As if they are all different? Or as if one can disprove another? Huh?

Let's break this down.

Hebrew = original of the OT. Right! Jesus isn't mentioned there anywhere.

Greek = original of the NT. Your bold statement makes it sound as if you've read it. I doubt that very much. I have. It's actually very easy Greek. Very basic. Comparing the Greek used in the NT to the Greek used by Xenophon (which again is much easier than, say, Homer) is like comparing Dick and Jane to Shakespeare. So, Jesus is mentioned there and it's quite certain that he was a Jew. Others have quoted a few definitive occurences.

Latin = translation. I suppose you mean the Vulgata. Very good translation in very easy Latin. For Jesus, just see the Greek original. I doubt very much that you have read it, despite your bold statement.

Modern English = translation. For Jesus, just see the Greek original. No difference.

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Jesus Will Soon Judge Liberals #fundie ca.answers.yahoo.com

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