JESUS THE NAZARENE WAS NOT RESURRECTED
Christians
say that Jesus the Nazarene was raised from the dead.
However, the Jews say that Jesus the
Nazarene was not raised from the dead.
Therefore, to
know whether Jesus the Nazarene was resurrected or not, it is necessary to
consult the Holy Scriptures.
But to do
so, firstly we need to know what are the true Holy Scriptures, because
Christians say that the Holy Scriptures are the books of the Old Testament
(Tanakh, or Hebrew Bible) and also the books of the New Testament, and the Jews
say that the Holy Scriptures are only the books of the Old Testament (Tanakh,
or Hebrew Bible).
The books of
the New Testament are not part of the true Holy Scriptures, because in them
there are words that contradict the words that God had spoken before, which are
written in the books of the Old Testament (Tanakh, or Hebrew Bible).
For example:
It is written in the Tanakh (Old Testament), in Genesis 17:9-14 and Exodus
12:48-49 and Leviticus 12:3, that God commanded that all men be circumcised and,
however, it is written in the New Testament, in Galatians 5:2, that Paul of
Tarsus said for us not to do the circumcision.
Another
example: It is written in the Tanakh (Old Testament) in Leviticus 11:1-30, that
God has commanded that we do not eat the unclean animals, among which are the
pig, the rabbit, the hare, the camel, the ostrich, the fishes without scales,
the shrimp, the lobster, the swimming crab, the crab, the squid, the octopus,
the mussels and the oysters and, however, it is written in the New Testament ,
in Romans 14:14 and 14:20, and in 1 Timothy 4:1-4, that Paul of Tarsus said
that everything is clean, and that it is allowed to eat anything.
Another
example: It is written in the Tanakh (Old Testament) in Exodus 20:8-11, that
God commanded us not to work on the seventh day of the week, which is the Saturday
(Shabbat), and, however, it is written in the New Testament in Colossians 2:16,
that Paul of Tarsus said that it is not necessary to keep the Shabbat.
Therefore,
the books of the New Testament are not inspired by God, and therefore they are
not part of the true Bible, which is the Hebrew Bible, or Tanakh (Old
Testament).
Therefore,
we cannot rely on the New Testament.
Jesus the
Nazarene was a man. All men die and are not resurrected. Only at the end of
time there will be the resurrection of the dead, and before that no dead is
resurrected.
It is
written in the true Bible in Daniel 12:2, that at the end of time there will be
the resurrection of the dead, but it will be a resurrection of many dead, not
of one dead.
The human
beings who were resurrected by miracle of God, mentioned in 1 Kings 17:22 and 2
Kings 4:35 and 2 Kings 13:21, after that died again, and resurrection to
eternal life will only be at the end of time, and it shall be resurrection of
many dead, as it is written in Daniel 12:2, and not resurrection of one dead.
Therefore,
it turns out that, in reality, Jesus the Nazarene was not resurrected.
The New Testament
says that Jesus the Nazarene rose from the dead because the intention of the
New Testament is to deify Jesus the Nazarene.
The New
Testament says that Jesus the Nazarene is God, and also says that Jesus the
Nazarene is the Messiah.
However, Jesus
the Nazarene is not God, because Jesus the Nazarene was a man, and no man can
be God, because God is the creator of all things, and man is a creature, and it
is totally impossible for the creator to be the creature. This is a logical
impossibility. Moreover, one person cannot be another person, and so Jesus the
Nazarene cannot be God. For more details on this, see the webpage www.caraita.teo.br/is_jesus_god.htm
.
And Jesus
the Nazarene is not the Messiah, because the suffering servant mentioned in
Isaiah 52:13 to 53-12 is not the Messiah, but the people of Israel, as it is
written in Isaiah 41:8-9 and 41:21-22 and 49:1-3. For more details on this, see
the webpage www.caraita.teo.br/jesus_the_nazarene_is_not_the_messiah.htm
.
Yahveh bless you.
Author: João Paulo
Fernandes Pontes (Hebrew name: Yochanan Ben Yosef).
E-mail: joaopaulopontes@caraita.teo.br .
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