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That is not a picture of Jesus since no one really knows what Jesus looks like.
That is one of the reason our ministry disaproves of pictures of Jesus, because I am sure that Jesus did not look european, he was a Jewish man. |
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you said jew. thats a broad brush brother. there is white jews, there is black jews, there is brown jews, also where did the europeans come from? where did the jews come from? didnt they all come from the same 2 people......... |
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Yes there are jews of different races, but the prevalent Jewish features are not european. The only reason Jesus looks european in most pictures is because Christianity flourished in Europe instead of the Middle east, otherwise the pictures of Jesus would have him looking like the middle eastern person that he was. |
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lol how do you define a jewish feature? i men you have a black jew and a white jew, both come fromt eh 12 patriarchs? there all mixed jesus has moabite in his line and some says moabites where black. Jesus could be a dark skinned man or he could be white as a ghost. cause i see both these types of jews. also many jews are russian.. just sayin........... |
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Good grief.
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This also clarifies who Cain could have married in the Land of Nod. We surely did not all descend from Adam and Eve. |
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and that Jews in Christ's time were pretty homogenous... |
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Is anybody going to address the actual point of the picture? Who cares what Jesus looked like?
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Or did Abel have sex with mom, or a sister, or what? A & E is a great story, that supplies what it needs to, but to assume we all descend from just them is unsupported in Scripture, and also requires magical thinking. The very phrase "eth ha Adam" indicates other lineages, to argue the one, and I would just ask you who Cain's father was, for the other. I see no problem with telling the A & E story to children, but imo there is too much meat to be found by just a little digging for that story to suffice for a seeker. A study of Gen 3:20 "...mother of all the living," your only possible foundation, will reveal itself better in the lexicon. Our common interpretation is ridic on its face: what, "all the living" as opposed to "all the dead?" A little seeking leads to finding here. |
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Genesis 1:27-28 KJV
27 So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him; male and female created he them. 28 And God blessed them, and God said unto them, Be fruitful, and multiply, and replenish the earth, and subdue it: and have dominion over the fish of the sea, and over the fowl of the air, and over every living thing that moveth upon the earth. Genesis 4:1-2 KJV 1 And Adam knew Eve his wife; and she conceived, and bare Cain, and said, I have gotten a man from the Lord. 2 And she again bare his brother Abel. And Abel was a keeper of sheep, but Cain was a tiller of the ground. |
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as well as more than one place, OT and NT, that will testify that "Satan was the father of Cain." To say that Adam was Cain's father is to deny the truth, written plainly in more than one place in Scripture, sorry. |
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But ok, if you translate Gen 4:1 that way,
which I understand, you are left with no other Scriptural support, but must refute several verses to the contrary. I'll admit it seems contradictory at first; I did hear an illuminating message on this, years ago, but I've forgotten the argument now- -I remem it's even better than "ya, that would be the first time a pregnant woman 'got pregnant' by a cuckolded man." |
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I'm really not interested in convincing anyone here-
-but you might just define "Ish" and "Adam" for yourself. |
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all this "there is no doubt" stuff is yack, ok? http://topicalbible.org/a/anthropology.htm not the best outline, but might get one started. Recog that Goliath was not a son of Adam (see "Geber") We have only an extremely dim mirror in the Scripture we read; a translation of a translation of a translation, at best. For a comparable reflection, run any simple phrase through Gtranslate from Hebrew, to Greek, to Latin, to English, and see what you get. |
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I mean, it isn't so much a matter of salvation, as understanding.
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I would like to know more about the pic. Is there a caption or something? Not sure I can figure it all out...
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Isn't that what He does for all of us? Thank you, Jesus. He takes the worst, of the worse of us. |
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In places that is the farthest from "righteousness", "holiness" and "godliness", there is Jesus. |
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http://alicook.files.wordpress.com/2...pperfield2.jpg |
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I think the post by Cindy explains it: Originally Posted by Cindy I interpret it as Jesus taking his sin, pain, and sorrow. Paying the price as it were, for this man. Isn't that what He does for all of us? Thank you, Jesus. He takes the worst, of the worse of us. |
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Good grief!
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seems to be supported in Scripture, both OT and New? "Satan is the father of Cain." Pretty plain to me. I don't know if the mark of Cain was being made black or not, and I would not extend that to all black people if it was- -I mean, at that point, we may as well accept as true "them what killed our Lord." Kenites might have originally been black, but we also have black Jews now. I wouldn't mind hearing an unbiased opinion that clarifies this more, as I'm really not grasping the objection to serpent seed--is that it, that people might relate it to blacks? Really, whether SS is literal or only spiritual strikes me more as an understanding issue than a salvation issue- -to me it is the model that makes the most sense (the serpent is transformed after into a species that could not mate w/humans any longer, say; etc), and I doubt that the understanding I have now is the one I will have then. I'm still trying to integrate this "Adam" and "Ish" thing in there too. |
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Timmy, we agree on something! Is that the first or the second time, and will it ever happen again? :highfive I have started pondering about the appropriateness of rendering an image of Christ, especially considering the strict prohibition on such imagery in the Law. God commanded it, and I am no longer certain that it is an acceptable practice. Why do we feel comfortable with this I wonder? Is it not borderline sacrilege? |
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