Question — Why didn’t Jewish authorities dig up the dead body of Jesus?

[Multicolored Lemur]

Paul’s emphasis was on the death, burial and resurrection of Jesus for salvation,

But without any details such as having to drag his own cross and Calvary Hill.

And no mention of the two thieves and the one thief getting saved, which many a minister has used in his sermon. And I’m sure many a lady minister or teacher has also used in her sermon or teaching.

Almost as if Paul didn’t know about this.

 

[Pancho144]

To get back on topic…why didn’t the Jewish religious leaders drag out the dead body of Jesus and put a stop to the “urban legend” that Jesus had resurrected? That would have solved their problem.

The reason they couldn’t was because Jesus walked out of the tomb and was no longer dead. He was/is alive!

No, it's because the whole crucifixion and resurrection is a myth yarn plagiarized from previous texts written several centuries before the fact.

 

[Multicolored Lemur]

This is from the end of Schindler’s List.

I had never before seen a movie in which someone breaks down in this specific type of good way.

Oskar said to his friend Itzhak, “I could have done . . so much more!”

In later conversations, I discovered that some people found this scene to be unrealistic. I think I got lucky. In that this acquaintance I knew from my job at the university — I was watching a free university showing — came up to me and quietly asked me for a ride.

I didn’t own a car at the time, so there was no way I could give him a ride. Then he asked if I minded him interrupting me. No, but if keep asking me, I might!

Anyway, I kept myself partially connected with the movie. I was able to keep that thread.

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Just illustrating that non-believers in Christianity can have many things which they feel special about.

 

[Scooter]

I’m glad the Christian walk has worked for you so well. And it sounds like your son is all grown up!

My son is now a police officer and my daughter that was born a year after I got out is a nurse. She just had our first grandchild 9 months ago. I have been blessed.

 

[Scooter]

But without any details such as having to drag his own cross and Calvary Hill.

And no mention of the two thieves and the one thief getting saved, which many a minister has used in his sermon. And I’m sure many a lady minister or teacher has also used in her sermon or teaching.

Almost as if Paul didn’t know about this.

Paul did not witness the crucifixion. He did not see Jesus drag the cross up Calvary’s hill. He did not see the two thieves crucified with Jesus. Paul wrote about his personal experience with the risen Savior. He wrote about his experience on the Damascus road. He wrote about the times Jesus spoke to him.

In Peter’s two epistles, he did not write about Jesus’ beating, having His side pierced with the sword or the two thieves. Peter failed to write about the crown of thorns placed on Jesus’ head. James does not mention any details about the crucifixion either. Neither did Jude. God inspired the authors to write specific letters to specific readers for specific reasons.

 

[Pancho144]

But without any details such as having to drag his own cross and Calvary Hill.

And no mention of the two thieves and the one thief getting saved, which many a minister has used in his sermon. And I’m sure many a lady minister or teacher has also used in her sermon or teaching.

Almost as if Paul didn’t know about this.

Paul did not witness the crucifixion. He did not see Jesus drag the cross up Calvary’s hill. He did not see the two thieves crucified with Jesus. Paul wrote about his personal experience with the risen Savior. He wrote about his experience on the Damascus road. He wrote about the times Jesus spoke to him.

In Peter’s two epistles, he did not write about Jesus’ beating, having His side pierced with the sword or the two thieves. Peter failed to write about the crown of thorns placed on Jesus’ head. James does not mention any details about the crucifixion either. Neither did Jude. God inspired the authors to write specific letters to specific readers for specific reasons.

Nope...didn't happen....just figments of misguided folks' imaginations with no particular life aspirations and cling to absolute ridiculous so called Divine writing rubbish!

 

[Scooter]

Nope...didn't happen....just figments of misguided folks' imaginations with no particular life aspirations and cling to absolute ridiculous so called Divine writing rubbish!

Ok, prove it. What’s your evidence that Jesus was not crucified, buried and resurrected? Now, you are free to believe whatever you want to. However, for you to make such an absolute claim, you need to substantiate the claim. So what evidence do you offer?

 

[Pancho144]

Nope...didn't happen....just figments of misguided folks' imaginations with no particular life aspirations and cling to absolute ridiculous so called Divine writing rubbish!

Ok, prove it. What’s your evidence that Jesus was not crucified, buried and resurrected? Now, you are free to believe whatever you want to. However, for you to make such an absolute claim, you need to substantiate the claim. So what evidence do you offer?

I OWE YOU NOTHING!! However, I will offer this, IF you have the fortitude to research most of the extant and extinct writs there is so much jargon concerning who can conjure up the quintessential argument to entice the uninformed to accept a fairy tale the retort is crystal clear....

 

[Scooter]

I OWE YOU NOTHING!! However, I will offer this, IF you have the fortitude to research most of the extant and extinct writs there is so much jargon concerning who can conjure up the quintessential argument to entice the uninformed to accept a fairy tale the retort is crystal clear....

So you can’t support your claim. That’s all you needed to say. If you had something to offer, I’m sure you would. Have a good evening.

 

[Pancho144]

I OWE YOU NOTHING!! However, I will offer this, IF you have the fortitude to research most of the extant and extinct writs there is so much jargon concerning who can conjure up the quintessential argument to entice the uninformed to accept a fairy tale the retort is crystal clear....

So you can’t support your claim. That’s all you needed to say. If you had something to offer, I’m sure you would. Have a good evening.

My claim about belief systems, specifically Christianity, being a plagiarized mass of ancient writs conjured up to persuade uninformed masses of folk to invest their time, money and belief is self-evident.