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There is evidence to suggest the cross was a lot older than Jesus indeed
it may be the case that the cross made Jesus.
it may be the case that the cross made Jesus.
Originally posted by robbie carrobieNot likely. It says cross in the Holy Bible, not stake. That's right, I just remembered the Watchtower changed their indoctrination Bible by replacing "cross" with "stake" so they could be different. They should have changed their indoctrination Bible to read "abstain from blood transfusions" too. 😏
there is also evidence that it wasn't even a cross but a simple stake.
Originally posted by divegeesterEither way, I seems to me that would make a cross.
It was probalby neither; the Romans used to nail people up frequently so there was probalby scaffold of sorts with victims being nailed to a horozontal bar and hoisted up where their feet were then nailed.
Originally posted by Suziannesigh, please go away and learn what the ancients used to crucify people, there was, what is termed the crux simplex , you may find this interesting,
Except that it's pretty difficult to have a crucifixion without a cross.
Originally posted by RJHindsyou don't know anything, your ignorance is surpassed only by your arrogance, the
Not likely. It says cross in the Holy Bible, not stake. That's right, I just remembered the Watchtower changed their indoctrination Bible by replacing "cross" with "stake" so they could be different. They should have changed their indoctrination Bible to read "abstain from blood transfusions" too. 😏
Originally posted by robbie carrobieFROM YOUR LINK:
you don't know anything, your ignorance is surpassed only by your arrogance, the
Greek term, please note that the Bible was not written in English, a rather telling fact, is
stauros and refers to an upright beam, please point out the biblical reference which
states that it had any kind of crossbeam, thank you.
http://www.seiyaku.com/customs/crosses/simplex.html
Originally posted by RJHindsyes that is correct its merely your opinion and has no Biblical basis and no the Bible
FROM YOUR LINK:
The Bible says that Jesus was hung on a tree. Whether it was an actual rooted tree or an upright wooden post set into the ground (see Broken Cross), the common consensus is that a transverse beam (patibulum) was then added. A usual crucifixion method was to bind the condemned person's wrists to a beam and then attach that beam to a tree or s he important thing is that Jesus was crucified as an atonement sacrifice for all our sins.
Originally posted by RJHinds
FROM YOUR LINK:
The Bible says that Jesus was hung on a tree. Whether it was an actual rooted tree or an upright wooden post set into the ground (see Broken Cross), the common consensus is that a transverse beam (patibulum) was then added. A usual crucifixion method was to bind the condemned person's wrists to a beam and then attach that beam to a tree or s ...[text shortened]... he important thing is that Jesus was crucified as an atonement sacrifice for all our sins.
However, the important thing is that Jesus was crucified as an atonement sacrifice for all our sins.
Originally posted by robbie carrobieI repeat from your link:
yes that is correct its merely your opinion and has no Biblical basis and no the Bible
states that Pilate had a sign nailed to the torture stake, Greek: stauros, an upright pole.
The Crux Simplex or Stipe, being a simple upright post, does not have the transverse
beam found on other forms. The ancient Greek word for stake is stauros (n) and
...[text shortened]... g criminals.
The cross is a pagan symbol, one of many adopted by apostate Christianity, FACT.