Re: Re: Tales from the Crypt: Do we have the bones of Jesus?
| Posted On: 03/08/07 11:19:51 PM |
Age 61, TX |
I don't care when it was found, do you have any idea how many frauds there are in the art and antiquities world? Some people will do anything to make a buck, even such a sacriligious thing as producing fraudulent "evidence of the tomb of Jesus, and is wife(???) and child(???)!" Surely this is selling one's soul to the devil himself. "But even if we or an angel from heaven should preach a gospel other than the one we preached to you, let him be eternally condemned!" Gal. 1:7 This is no different; it is just another false gospel by an antichrist. Be careful what you promote!
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Re: Tales from the Crypt: Do we have the bones of Jesus?
| Posted On: 03/05/07 06:23:50 AM |
Age 40, KE |
Christians all over stick to the holy scriptures,Jesus was a heroin this world before he ascended he had been accused falsily,lies created to defame him etc. Now what would you think tales from the cryp would do? No bones or bones, our lord is a live and he will come back to fufil the fathers will as stated
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Re: Re: Re: Tales from the Crypt: Do we have the bones of Jesus?
| Posted On: 03/01/07 03:33:05 PM |
Age 19, VA |
This article:
"Another estimate, commissioned by Dr. James Tabor, chair of the department of religion studies at the University of North Carolina, puts the odds at one in 42 million. "If you took the entire population of Jerusalem at the time," says Dr. Taber, "and put it in a stadium, and asked everyone named Jesus to stand up, you'd have about 2,700 men. Then you'd ask only those with a father named Joseph and a mother named Mary to remain standing. And then those with a brother named Yose and a brother named James. Statistically, you end up with one person.""
http://www.theglobeandmail.com/servlet/story/RTGAM.20070224.wlosttomb0224/BNStory/Front/home
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Re: Tales from the Crypt: Do we have the bones of Jesus?
| Posted On: 03/01/07 02:29:56 PM |
Age 39, CA |
It is interesting to observe the work of demons through the soul of this man, Cameron; and sad to observe his condition. In Psalm 135, we read that God controls the wind. Considering this, what would cause anyone to think that God is not in control of the situation? Satan and his demons are instruments of God who do their part in the manifestation of God's will on earth.
Just as God used Satan to participate in the greatest miracle of all time, our salvation through the death of Christ, He is using Satan as an instrument to fulfill the end time prophecies, e.g. the great deception and apostacy.
We should pray that God's will be accomplished on earth. Lord come. Come soon!
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Re: Tales from the Crypt: Do we have the bones of Jesus?
| Posted On: 02/28/07 10:49:50 PM |
Age 49, TN |
These people that are doing and promoting this only wish this were true. But wishing something won't make it so.
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Re: Tales from the Crypt: Do we have the bones of Jesus?
| Posted On: 02/28/07 06:59:05 AM |
Age 51, GA |
I will keep this very brief. As one of God's prophets let me warn you about what the word says about believing hwta men say. Believe what God's word says. In fact Jesus is the manifest word of God, come to life. No there will not be any bones of Jesus to be found becuase according to God's Holy Writ, Jesus in complete form ascended in to heaven.
There is nothing in God's word to even remotely hint at Jesus being married. I for one will believe what My King's word ,says. He gave it and I believe it.
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Re: Tales from the Crypt: Do we have the bones of Jesus?
| Posted On: 02/28/07 05:11:33 AM |
Age 45, NC |
Has anyone told John Cameron that this movie has already been done? It was called "The Body" and starred Antonio Banderas. The story is that archeologists find a tomb with bones of a crucified man which strongly resemble Jesus. The Catholic church sends a priest out to investigate the claims. It is very similar to this situation and perhaps since the tomb has been around since the 80's it is where the idea came from.
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Re: Re: Re: Tales from the Crypt: Do we have the bones of Jesus?
| Posted On: 02/28/07 01:09:35 AM |
Age 51, CA |
Yeshuah "Hamashiach" = Yeshua Ha Masiach= Jesus the Messiah.
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Re: Re: Tales from the Crypt: Do we have the bones of Jesus?
| Posted On: 02/27/07 10:50:53 PM |
Age 27, WA |
Interesting comment. But I would like to know where you got your ridiculous statistic. The Archeologist that I have heard discussing this stated that it would have been quite common to find these names together in a tomb. Not to mention the fact that some of them don't even make sense to be in a tomb with Jesus.
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Re: Tales from the Crypt: Do we have the bones of Jesus?
| Posted On: 02/27/07 07:49:17 PM |
Age 16, KS |
Good article. You store up for yourself treasure in heaven by answering things like this with truth, plus it is appreciated by those who are forced into popular media by their environment(school), like me. So muchas gracias. God bless.
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Re: Tales from the Crypt: Do we have the bones of Jesus?
| Posted On: 02/27/07 04:23:19 PM |
Age 19, VA |
Those in charge have waited for 26 years until now to reveal their finds because they wanted to be sure. The strongest piece of evidence for this being Jesus is the fact that although the names are common, the odds that all of those names being in the same family (and consequently in the same tomb) is something like 1 in 42 million given the current population speaking the language.
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Re: Tales from the Crypt: Do we have the bones of Jesus?
| Posted On: 02/27/07 03:49:17 PM |
Age 67, AL |
I enjoyed the article, and certainly agree with Mr. Anderson's conclusions. These sensational "finds" are frustrating in one sense, but if they cause even one person to investigate, go to the real source, the Bible, I believe they will discover the truth (Isaiah 55:10,11). Even these things can be used to bring people to saving faith!
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Re: Re: Tales from the Crypt: Do we have the bones of Jesus?
| Posted On: 02/27/07 01:58:53 PM |
Age 26, IL |
Excuse me sir. I know Yeshua is Jesus' Hebrew name, but what does the last name Hammashiach mean? Thank you, Luke
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Re: Tales from the Crypt: Do we have the bones of Jesus?
| Posted On: 02/27/07 01:54:23 PM |
Age 26, IL |
Great article. I saw this morning on Good Morning America that they were even raising some criticism, although not much. It seems everyone is trying to get on the bandwagon of discrediting Christianity. Thanks for giving us the facts. Luke
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Re: Tales from the Crypt: Do we have the bones of Jesus?
| Posted On: 02/27/07 12:48:36 PM |
Age 43, KY |
Excellent article. I came to much of the same conclusion before reading this article. If there were a family tomb, it would have been in Galilee, and more specifically in Nazareth, as that is where the family lived up to the time that Yeshua started His ministry. Most poor Hebrew couldn't afford such elaborate bone boxes, and tombs, which would have included Yeshua and His family - mother, father. But where is John's bones? Didn't Yeshua charge John with the care of His mother, so where is his bones? It is also true that the Jewish leaders hate Yeshua, so why would He and His family have lived there and/or been buried there? Also one last thing that really stuck out and bothered me is the fact that Yeshua foretold of Rome's attack and destruction of Jerusalem and the Temple in 70 A.D. As a result of that prophecy, no Messianic Jews lost their lives during the siege and massacre of the 1.2 million Hebrews in Jerusalem, by Titus. Wouldn't is seem strange for those 1st century Christians to left the bones of the Messiah behind to possibly be desecrated, by the Romans? When the Jews left Egypt, they gather up Jacob's bones and brought them out of Egypt, so why wouldn't the Messianic Jews, have gathered up the bones of the most important figure in their religion, and took them out of Jerusalem in order to protect them from tomb robbers and other forms of desecration. No, based on Mr. Anderson's fact and the things I have discussed, I can't even begin to believe that any of the bones there has anything to do with Yeshua Hammashiach's family. Anyone who believes that these are Yeshua's bones are lost to begin with.
Just My 2 cents worth...
JM
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Re: Tales from the Crypt: Do we have the bones of Jesus?
| Posted On: 02/27/07 12:32:11 PM |
Age 69, OK |
I believe that Jesus DID arise in the flesh because he "materialized" before Thomas. That was when he asked him to place his hands in his wounds, so that he would believe he was, indeed, the risen Christ. That was his fleshly body at that moment. Of course, it was His Sprit body later. So what happened to His bones? I don't believe they remained in ANY grave.
Jesus married? What an absurd teaching! Just something else to try and promote The DeVinci Code and other agnostic views!
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Re: Tales from the Crypt: Do we have the bones of Jesus?
| Posted On: 02/27/07 12:11:45 PM |
Age 85, NC |
Absolutely NOT! We are told in the Holy Scriptures that there were many witnesses who saw Jesus arise from the grave and assend into heaven in His reserected and glorified body, leaving not a trace of himself on this earth. And they all wrote about the event in the Bible.
To deny these facts would be to blastfeem the Holy Scriptures.
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