No. What are you reading, the Qu'ran or something?Isnt it true that jesus was raised as an eygptian and came back teaching a totally different doctrine?
No Moses was raised an Egyptian, because the Hebrews (Jews; Israelites were black) and they looked just like the Egyptians, but they spoke 2 different languages; Egyptians spoke greek and the Israelites Aramaic; Hebrew. Even in the bible the Priest of Median Jethro Moses father in law's daughters thought Moses was an Egyptian and in the New Testament the Roman soldier thought Paul was an Egyptian.
Jesus fulfilled the Law of Moses and lived a life completely in line with that Law. I guess that had a taste of Egypt in it, because of Moses and Jesus' experience in Egypt. There is no evidence that Jesus ever contradicted Himself, changed His doctrine or disagreed with Moses in any way.
The Jewish leaders wanted to kill Him, because He taught with an authority of His own. He did not go to their highly esteemed schools. And, He condemned their grotesque hypocrisy which penalized the poor and the weak. His teaching was a threat to them, their power and their position. It became expedient for Him to die, at least in their eyes.
his first 7 years or so was as egyption, but they were told that during that time, not to pick up egyption traditions or beliefs. He didn't so much teach a different doctrine, as much as showing how the people had twisted the doctrine into what they wanted to believe. Like the casting of the first stone, while that was the law of the jewish people, it is hard to love your neighbor as yourself if you kill them or badly injure them.
The reason they wanted to kill him is becuase he was basically claiming to be God. Hence at the end it says Jesus, king of the jews.
Not that I have ever read. I do know that when the Lord Jesus was a baby, Joseph and Mary were told to enter into Egypt in order to avoid King Herod's decree to have all male children up to 2 years old killed, but that was for a very short time, as Herod died shortly after the decree.
Have you not read the account of their trip to Jerusalem from Nazareth, when Joseph and Mary lost track of the child Jesus, and found him teaching in the Temple?
There are a number of years in His life that are not accounted for, but the Bible does not elaborate on where the Lord Jesus was during that time......... one can only imagine.
Jesus did spend the early part of his life living in Egypt when his family went into hiding from Herod, however he would still have been raised as a Jew as his parents were Jewish, and he spent most of his childhood in Israel. His time in Egypt would have had no impact on either what he taught or why people wanted to kill him.
Jesus was raised a Nazarene. He did live in Egypt, till Herod past away.
They wanted to kill him because they didn't believe he was the messiah. If you read the bible then you'll see that there isn't much difference between the Judaism and Christianity or even Islam. Just different saviors.
I guess the key difference is that Jesus didn't separate the people. He actually praised the poor and ';unclean'; for their faith. Which is completely different.
so.. yes?..?.
The reason why they killed Jesus is that they were expecting a political Messiah who supposidly would free them from the roman empire and establish his messianic kingdom. When they realized that Jesus came not as a political Messiah, they took him as a false Messiah.
Actually the teachings of Jesus mirror the teachngs of the Buddha.
Jesus was 2 years old when he was taken out of Egypt. He didn't start His ministry until He was 30. Him living in Egypt had nothing to do with his teachings, it was to fulfill a prophecy.
No. No prove of Jesus except that which is written in the Bible. The Pharisees wanted him killed because he was competition.
uh....ahem..uh.... no. wow,hmmmmmmmmmm. God Bless
yes, actually. Read ';The Jesus Papers'; by Michael Baigent
What Bible are You reading from?
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