Prophecies fulfilled by Jesus?
>>17998336All of them.For a solid 1500 years all was as it was written, the kingdom of heaven upon the earth, the body of God enthroned upon it as the Lord of all creation. Then the body of God was poisoned, became blind, and eventually forgot itself entirely. Now we are in the phase where the enemies of God rule over the earth, and we await the time when those who are of God will again resurrect the body of God for the salvation of all who are of God.
>>17998336None. That's why he never returned, he was false.
>>17998344Notice how many times "of God" appears in this post. It's a schizo or a bot. Normal people don't talk like that.
>>17998356>Normal people don't talk like that.Normal people haven't witnessed the pure horror of the truth and embraced the magnificence of what God has wrought.also John 15:19
>>17998353>The end of days hasn't happened yet, thus it never will!
>>17998380Jesus said the people of the first century standing before him in the crowd listening to him talk would see the end times. They did not. The time has passed, it will never come.
>>17998483It could be possible that there was a misinterpretation there anon. And that the end is still to come
>>17998336The best-known accounts of Vespasian's "miracles" come from the Roman historians Suetonius and Tacitus, who described cures performed by the emperor in Alexandria, where he allegedly used saliva to heal a blind man and a fool, curing the latter by touching his leg. These events are notable for their similarity to miracles described in the Bible, especially the miracle of Jesus reported in the Gospel of Mark, raising questions about the influence of existing practices and narratives of the time.According to historian Henry Davis, Suetonius was Emperor Antoninus Pius and according to Ronald Syme Tacitus was Neratius Priscus, both allies of Vespasianus and Titus (and enemies of Domitian)
>>17998483And they will though, everyone will bear witness to the end times. Hardly a statement on when it will happen, but an assurance that it will happen at all.
>>17998336picreldirty greedy jews got back into the temple after Jesus whipped them and continued making 'sacrifices' after Crucifixion (totally unnecessary btw but the grift had to continue). God gave them the proverbial 40 years give or take to repent and accepted none of the 'sacrifices' as they were impious. Then since they had chosen Caesar but not paid the full membership fee, the Romans came and did what they did. The rest is history
>>17998522Vespasian was a pretty good emperor so he may have been blessed Titus was even better, but the Romans did not deserve him so God gave them Domitian hoping they would smarten up. They did eventually and things were going swimmingly until Commodus decided to promote himself to god with the predictable results
I'm not seeing any real answers here.>>17998344schizo post.>>17998550What you're referring to is not a prediction fulfilled by Jesus but one allegedly made by Jesus, but I'll bite anyway: you didn't need divine insight to predict that Jews would rebel against the Romans and lose and that the result would be the destruction of the Second Temple. I mean that's exactly how the First Temple was destroyed, just with a different empire. That's assuming Jesus did predict it, of course, which can't be proven.
>>17998573it's in the Gospel, and one of the jewish talmuds also mentions the sacrifice part make of it what you wish, the timelines are more or less correct despite the talmud first being written 400 years after the Crucifixion
>>1799833612 trillion dollars to israel o algoif we get 12 trillion more he will (maybe) show up again :)
>>17998336All the jewish ones
>>17998344>Now we are in the phase where the enemies of God rule over the earthSo christians are the enemy of god since many legal systems on earth are captured and administered by them?
>>17998516Then if its so easily misinterpreted, does it make more sense that you have misinterpreted exactly what it means and what will happen or you have exactly interpreted the correct events, but you were just off by a few thousand years?
>>17998558>Vespasian was a pretty good emperor so he may have been blessedOr he may just have made up a story about a miracle god man would would reincarnate and do the exact things that Vespasian was trying to do for clout to get into the pantheon.
>>17998578>make of it what you wishYou have to wish to have any claims that jesus ever publicly returned in the flesh and claimed credit for fall of the temple as he predicted or that anything in revelation actually unfolded to result in the fall.
>>17998336>Prophecies fulfilled by Jesus?that's nothing, he even fulfilled stuff that wasn't a prophecy to begin with. happens when the author of the fanfiction goes through the old testament with a magnifying glass to find things to work into his story.
>>17998336read the gospel, it literally, LITERALLY, lists the prophecies he fulfilled. it's not that long, it took me about 15 minutes to read 7 chapters of matthew last night.
>>17998344>All of themName them one by one or go home
He defeated death.Or so they say.........
>>17998624I think he's talking about protestants, maybe.
>>17998931Protestants are christian.
But who writes the prophecies? Have you been to /x/? That is basically the mecca of the people who are in charge right now and its offers the same as ancient prophets, which is to say no legitimacy whatsoever anyway.
>>17998895Name one that you think was not, or go home.
>>17998630If God blessed Trajan He could have blessed Vespasian as well. I don't see why not. Unless (you) don't believe in God or Rome
>>17998636Everything the Gospels say is 100% trueI still don't understand your argument
>>17998483But he also said that the whole world will witness the end of the world, not just the crowd in front of him. This has only now become a possibility after the proto-globalism that has come with the information age. Jesus also said that not even he knew the moment when his Father would decide to sound the trumpet, so to speak. So I don't think it's as easy as you make it out to be. I get where you're coming from, though, cuz that has been a question I've had for a long time, as well.
He fulfilled the prophecy of John the Baptist. When JtB was killed, the mob "prophecied" that if the authorities hurt their next messiah, they would throw a chimpout like nothing ever seen before in history. And they did. True story!
>>17998344ffs just like the kali yuga bullshit in krishna stuff. i'm orthodox christian but this is too schizo even for me
>>18000378what chimpout was that
>>18000466christianity
>>17999174Alright then, tell me:1) Has the Temple of Solomon been rebuilt?2) Do all Jews live in Israel?3) Does the whole world worship YHWH?4) Is there a one-world government that prevents any kind of war anywhere in the world?If you answered yes to all four, then congratulations, Yeshua is the Mashiach and not just someone who is unjustly referred to as such
>>18001254>>17998344>For a solid 1500 years all was as it was writtenbut not anymore, which is why you are confused
>>18001267Okay, what are the 1500 years of history where the whole world worshipped YHWH?You're probably baiting but I'll play
>>18001276>worshipChristians collectively form the living body of God, so they can not worship anything without it being sacrilegious. They hail the Son as Lord, and do all in his name, the name of God, which ensures their eternal life and dominion over the creation of the Father.You are confused because you think the heretical nonsense done by modern day christians is christianity. And yes, to this day the world still worships the one true God, even if they do not know that is what they do when they idolize the people who are of God.
>>18001318Christianity was not ever a white nationalist religion
>>17998353His generation hasn't passed. One guy is miraculously still alive because of destined justice and his and faith, like Indiana Jones and the last crusade
>>18001600>whiteWasn't mentioned.
>>17998336
Every. Single. One.
