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To portray Jesus as splitting the heavenly waters was a Jewish way of suggesting that the holy God encountered in Jesus went even beyond the God presence that had been met in Moses, Joshua, Elijah , and Elisha.Revelation in Context: 36. 11:14).BELIEF Q.VIII: The Second Coming of Elijah a.s. Was John the Baptist really Elijah? | Christian Apologetics and. Earlier biblical versions of the same hero were Joshua son of Nun (Exodus 33:11), Jehu son of Nimshi, whom Elijah anointed as a sacred king (1 Kings 19:16), and Yeshua son of Morah, The Book of Enoch said in the 2nd century B.C.E. Jesus and Dionysus (2): Comparison of John ;s Gospel and . to see Jesus Christ literally, visibly return from. - VridarThis treatment of John the Baptist does not suit Luke ;s purpose for his gospel — Luke wants to present Jesus as the new Elijah instead — so he changes what had been written earlier. return of Elijah and John the Baptist. Jabari Teaching Ministries: The Return of Prophet Elijah ;s SpiritThe Jewish religious leaders of two thousand years ago knew that Elijah was going to return before the Christ was going to come. One reason this was so interesting to me was that I had already argued in my book on Jesus and the Tribulation that Jesus held John the Baptist to be the new Elijah and that there was a link between the persecution and death of John as Elijah and the eschatological tribulation . According to Matthew ;s account, Jesus had assigned a role to John , that of Elijah the prophet, whose return Jews believed was to presage the Messiah (Matt. So he writes from the viewpoint of a Christian studying why the Gospel of John wrote about the very real founder of his faith, Jesus , would echo aspects of a Greek tragedy. . (p. . Jesus Christ , the Myth - BaedonWebzThe Jesus who was called Christos, “Anointed,” took his title from Middle-Eastern savior-gods like Adonis and Tammuz, born of the Virgin Sea-goddess Aphrodite-Maria (Myrrha), or Ishtar-Mari ( Hebrew Mariamne). - VridarBoth have published scholarly reasons for believing that the names Mary and Joseph, the parents of Jesus , and Zechariah and Elizabeth, the parents of John the Baptist , were carefully selected by early Christians on the basis of their ability to convey . .
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