Get the latest book on Jesus: "The Hanging Death of Jesus Christ," by Richard Sutherland, J.D., a former Harvard-trained lawyer. It is available online from all major bookstores and is only $9.95. Did you know that Jesus was hanged and buried AFTER he had been crucified? It's in the New Testament, in black and white.
Jesus4Life, For now, I will assume that you meant me.
Firstly, thank you for your prayers, they are very much appreciated.
Please note that something is not out of context because you do not like what it states or merely because you say so.
Something is out of context when you consider the original context, then consider the context into which it is being placed and finally determine that the original conflicts with the current context.
So, please go quote by quote, provide the original context, elucidate the new context and then determine how it is out of context.
Anon, Thanks for the heads up. Well, I certainly knew that Jesus was buried AFTER He had been crucified but whereabouts does it state that He was crucified and then hanged in the New Testament? (keeping in mind, of course, that "hanged" is synonymous with "crucifixion" as crucifixion was seen as being hanged on the cross)
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ReplyDeleteMore out-of-context quotes for the purpose of defamation. Thou shalt not bear false witness. I will pray for you.
ReplyDeleteJesus4Life,
ReplyDeleteBy "you" do you mean me or the previous comment (which I deleted)?
aDios,
Mariano
Get the latest book on Jesus: "The Hanging Death of Jesus Christ," by Richard Sutherland, J.D., a former Harvard-trained lawyer. It is available online from all major bookstores and is only $9.95. Did you know that Jesus was hanged and buried AFTER he had been crucified? It's in the New Testament, in black and white.
ReplyDeleteJesus4Life,
ReplyDeleteFor now, I will assume that you meant me.
Firstly, thank you for your prayers, they are very much appreciated.
Please note that something is not out of context because you do not like what it states or merely because you say so.
Something is out of context when you consider the original context, then consider the context into which it is being placed and finally determine that the original conflicts with the current context.
So, please go quote by quote, provide the original context, elucidate the new context and then determine how it is out of context.
Anon,
Thanks for the heads up.
Well, I certainly knew that Jesus was buried AFTER He had been crucified but whereabouts does it state that He was crucified and then hanged in the New Testament? (keeping in mind, of course, that "hanged" is synonymous with "crucifixion" as crucifixion was seen as being hanged on the cross)
aDios,
Mariano