According to every single non-Christian source on Jesus from antiquity, Jesus was the illegitimate child of a Roman soldier named Tiberius Julius Abdes Pantera whom Mary had an affair with. The virgin birth was a cover-up for this since the punishment for adultery according to Jewish law is death by-stoning. This claim has been proven correct by the fact that they literally found Tiberius Julius Abdes Pantera’s grave in Germany and we can even confirm he was of the right age and unit to have knocked up Mary sometime between 6 BC to 4 BC.Picrel is the grave of the biological father of Jesus, not God, not even Joseph, but Pantera. Anyone who still says otherwise is simply in-denial.
>>18457980And? It's the hottest thing ever. Nazareth was right near Sepphoris, a major city in the Galilee. Perhaps he was on patrol and heading back to the city, and along the main road something happened, maybe he was just exhausted and the sun was going down, perhaps he ran out of water and wanted to find a local well, who knows? Regardless, there he goes, clad in his armor, with his big strong muscles and chiseled jaw, off the main road and into the town of Nazareth. Near the well a Jewish girl, wrapped up in her garbs head to toe, is collecting water. "Water please" Tiberius asks her, looking at her with an authoritative gaze. Mary had known not to converse with gentiles, but seeing that it was a soldier she was afraid. She looked up and locked eyes with him, only to feel a knot in her stomach form and wetness between her thighs. "I'm not supposed to speak to you, Mari" she said back shyly. He snapped back sharply "Girl, I need some of the water from your well. I'll be on my way." So Mary pulled up some water from the well in a skin bag, and the soldier grabbed it from her hands, locking eyes with her again, to which she quickly looked down in both fear and lust. As he drank, she could see the water dripping down his chin and onto his armor. She watched as her wiped it away with his veiny, muscular hands, and fell into a trance. Tiberius looked at her with desire, seeing the fairness of her complexion, the delicate features of her face, and the innocence that she seemed to display in her actions. "What is your name?" he asked her. "Maryam, Mari" she responded. "Maryam, I am unable to look away from you, and I would be willing to pay you much to have you." The Roman soldier, in his glistening armor, standing a head taller than the Nazarene virgin, embraced her. Initially she wanted to say no, that it was against her religion and that her people would kill her, but the thought of losing her womanhood to this titan of a man was irresistible.
>>18457980According to the Talmud
No non-Christian source besides one cared about the paternity of Jesus at all. The only source for Pantera was a book we don't even have, by a guy living 200 years after the fact. How the fuck would he know about some affair of a completely unknown and unimportant woman in rural galilee? Do you know what some maid in your hometown did one night in 1826?
>>18458082it’s a common mockery made by jews against Christ, ripped off from Celsus lost claim. This guy posts it here all the time.
>>18458082Celsus was citing earlier now-lost sources and the grave of Tiberius Julius Abdes Pantera proves him correct.
>>18458093>Celsus was citing earlier now-lost sources how do you know that? We don't have his book.And a grave with a guy with same surname is no evidence at all. >Your mother had an affair with a guy called Smith>there was a John Smith who lived around the same time in the same province>QED
>citing the talmud as a source
>>18457980Shalom.
