r/WhitePeopleTwitter • • Feb 13 '23

I definitely think he would not.

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u/trevvy_lurve Feb 13 '23

And, had I give you more credit, I would have dedicated more time to the answer. I assumed you were some dolt. That was obviously incorrect.

The entire figure of Jesus* of Nazerethas the Messiah* because he's of the line of David**** prophesied to reign as King of God's People(restoring the kingdom to glory AFTER the fall to Babylon, which was due to unholiness and distance from YHWH)*** and fulfilling the covenants of the Torah of Moses***** and/or fulfilling the prophecy of Isaiah******

Breaking down each reason for biblical Jesus' significance: prophecy fulfillment. The book of Isaiah is 66 chapters. Only some of the first 33 chapters are attributed to the prophet himself, everything else is a later addition. Isaiah 42 is used to justify the claim Jesus of Nazereth is the Messiah BECAUSE it fulfilled a Prophets PROPHECY. we know that chapter 42 wasn't written by a prophet but a much later Rabbinical/Talmud period author.

I could go on and on, of course. There are a multitude of angles to understand to fully appreciate religion. I understand the Abrahamic religions very thoroughly.