CHRISTIANS

Unexplainatory life and his death - Jesus Christ

Jesus' did die because he faked it with help of the king for the jews to become satisfied. The jews wanted jesus persecuted and shouted for the king to take action and he did let the jews became satisfied with soldier "assistance" during his persecution and "death" of course.


Christians - you cant answer this EVER

Where did Jesus go after He died on the cross?

The Bible does not specifically state what happened to Jesus immediately after He died on the cross. Because of this, there is debate surrounding the answer to the question of where He went and what He did. So, I will present differing views so you might know the scope of the answer and decide for yourself which position is preferable.
[link to carm.org]

Jesus' father joseph was wealthy. But jesus' was a caprenter even though his father was wealthy.

His father had connections out of israel and was the line of king david.

Mother Mary had not just one child but four, you see jesus' had blood brothers. Even if jesus' was born magically in birth by the holy spirit pregnation even still mary had flesh born children, jesus' brothers James, Joseph (Joses), Judas and Simon.



Mary the prostitute(claimed to be his wife) arrived of his resurrection and she reported to his follower's during his life as the one and only to first witness.

So did jesus have a wife or did mary the prostitute just had a first winess of resurrection?

The symbol of life and death the cross, modern day paganism created by a king and jesus' didn't know except survive his death by persecution.

It's illegal to claim a new religion during his time especially to mock judaism.


Scholars generally agree that Jesus died between 30-36 AD



The jews were setup for destruction in Rome after jesus' death.

Paul/Saul persecuted christians and was a roman citizen and appealed to Caesar (Acts 25:11) but after paul became "transformed" he became a christian leader this all seemed to happen. [link to en.wikipedia.org]

49 AD Jews were expelled from Rome after pauls missionary.

66 Jews begin revolt against Rome

70 Roman commander Titus captures Jerusalem and destroys Jewish Temple
132 Jews revolt against Rome again
135 Rome squashes revolt and makes Jerusalem a Roman city
161-260 Persecution of Jesus' followers intensified and continued by Roman Emperors Marcus Aurelius, Decious, Gallus, Valerian
261 Emperor Gallienus's edict makes Christianity a legal religion
325 Emperor Constantine embraces and supports Christianity - making the church an institution of wealth and power