Posted: Fri Apr 07, 2006 9:44 pm
he hung himself on his sword
no contradiction
no contradiction
dammuzis wrote:he hung himself on his sword
no contradiction
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Posted: Fri Apr 07, 2006 9:49 pm
Posted: Sat Apr 08, 2006 10:09 am
um yes, just because it says "he hung himself" we think rope and a tree.
but impaling yourself on a sword is also considering "hanging"
its all about what comes across your mind
if i said i walked from home turned left walked for awhile
turned left walked for awhile
turned left again and went back home and i find two men there
you should be able to tell me who those people are and why i left home
its all about what your brain thinks of first
but impaling yourself on a sword is also considering "hanging"
its all about what comes across your mind
if i said i walked from home turned left walked for awhile
turned left walked for awhile
turned left again and went back home and i find two men there
you should be able to tell me who those people are and why i left home
its all about what your brain thinks of first
Posted: Sat Apr 08, 2006 9:43 pm
dammuzis wrote:if i said i walked from home turned left walked for awhile
turned left walked for awhile
turned left again and went back home and i find two men there
you should be able to tell me who those people are and why i left home
its all about what your brain thinks of first
Two guys who want to push your shit in?
Posted: Sun Apr 09, 2006 11:25 am
there's a special documentary tonight on the national geographic channel if you want to know more about this gospel of judas stuff
i downloaded the translation and read it, most of it didn't make much sense because a great deal of parchment was unrecoverable. thus there are huge gaps in the texts and not much continuity-- but one thing i was able to get a clear picture of was that it seems jesus asked judas to do this thing only because He trusted him so much. He says (paraphrased) "people are going to hate you for this for a long time" but someone had to do it and He wanted it to be judas. pretty interesting stuff, i'm looking forward to the documentary tonight!
i downloaded the translation and read it, most of it didn't make much sense because a great deal of parchment was unrecoverable. thus there are huge gaps in the texts and not much continuity-- but one thing i was able to get a clear picture of was that it seems jesus asked judas to do this thing only because He trusted him so much. He says (paraphrased) "people are going to hate you for this for a long time" but someone had to do it and He wanted it to be judas. pretty interesting stuff, i'm looking forward to the documentary tonight!