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Was Jesus Married 2

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Originally posted by chaney3
It is my belief that significant books were excluded from the Bible at the time of its creation, the council of Nicea.

It is likely that documents prove that Jesus was married, and should have been in the Bible.

But, men, priests, of that era had their own agenda.

We now don't know the full story or the complete truth.
It is my belief that significant books were excluded from the Bible at the time of its creation, the council of Nicea. It is likely that documents prove that Jesus was married, and should have been in the Bible.

What books would that be and why do you believe that they would have anything to do with whether or not Jesus was married?


Originally posted by chaney3
The Bible does not say that Jesus was married.

The Bible does not say that Jesus was single.

This issue has been interpreted by those to fit their own agenda. Priests for example would fight to have Jesus being single and sex-free, lest their mission crumbles.

I personally don't have any problems with Jesus being married. He was a human man.
What is your agenda?


How did one get the title rabbi?

What did it mean?

What did rabbis believe about the food laws? Did rabbis follow them and believe they were important?


Originally posted by leunammi
What is your agenda?
Liberal trying to conform Christianity to his beliefs. Throw those verses out here add new verses there and now you have the Bible he likes.

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Originally posted by chaney3
The Bible does not say that Jesus was married.

The Bible does not say that Jesus was single.

This issue has been interpreted by those to fit their own agenda. Priests for example would fight to have Jesus being single and sex-free, lest their mission crumbles.

I personally don't have any problems with Jesus being married. He was a human man.
He was also God.

He was complete, and had no need for a wife.


Originally posted by Eladar
How did one get the title rabbi?

What did it mean?

What did rabbis believe about the food laws? Did rabbis follow them and believe they were important?
One idea might be to not rely on a Forum on an internet website for your education.

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Originally posted by chaney3
It is my belief that significant books were excluded from the Bible at the time of its creation, the council of Nicea.

It is likely that documents prove that Jesus was married, and should have been in the Bible.

But, men, priests, of that era had their own agenda.

We now don't know the full story or the complete truth.
It is not necessary for Jesus' mission to be fulfilled by either being married, or even advertising it.

It might have been mentioned, en passant, in the Bible were it true.

We know all we need to know for salvation.

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Originally posted by chaney3
It is likely that documents prove that Jesus was married, and should have been in the Bible.
On what basis do you believe it was likely? Guesswork?


Originally posted by Suzianne
One idea might be to not rely on a Forum on an internet website for your education.
You are such an arrogant idiot.

You missed my point completely. Fits being a libtard.

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Originally posted by Eladar
You are such an arrogant idiot.

You missed my point completely. Fits being a libtard.
What?

Your post consisted of four questions, none of which I have any reason to think you knew the answer to. In fact, it's highly likely you don't.

This is not the place to continue your education, that's all I'm saying.


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Yes, too right.

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Originally posted by Suzianne
He was also God.

He was complete, and had no need for a wife.
Your statement that Jesus is God is only your opinion. You have no proof of that.

Jesus was a human man, and could have been married. As I have pointed out, the Bible does not mention it either way.

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Originally posted by leunammi
What is the evidence that supports that Jesus was married, a scrap of papyrus? It's not in the bible. The bible does speak of marriage and multiplying, however it also does speak about remaining unmarried also, although this is mainly in the NT.

I think the command to go forth and multiply is not dependent on doing so by a certain age, is it? Jesus was around 30-33 when crucified, was he supposed to be married before then?
No one knows what happened to him for 30 years. My theory is that he married an Indian chick for a while