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How is the new find “Dead Sea Tablet” going to change the relationship between Christanity, Judaisim & Islam
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How is the new find "Dead Sea Tablet" going to change the relationship between Christanity, Judaisim & Islam
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BlaineTog
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Probably not at all. Maybe it will help convince some Jews that the Messiah really was supposed to die for our sins, I dunno.
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ljahns
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Not as much as Israel Knohl would wish I’m guessing.
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roanoker
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Zip.
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bogeydogg
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Not at all. Especially considering that the article I read said that this proved that the idea of a suffering messiah was now provable to be extant before the time of Christ and therefore the idea of a suffering and resurrected Lord was part of the culture of the day and not unique to Christianity.
Never mind that Isaiah clearly taught that Messiah would suffer 900 (or if one believes deutero- Isaiah 400) years before Christ.
Its just one more lame attempt to discredit the validity of the faith and that is why nothing will change.
Never mind that Isaiah clearly taught that Messiah would suffer 900 (or if one believes deutero- Isaiah 400) years before Christ.
Its just one more lame attempt to discredit the validity of the faith and that is why nothing will change.
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