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How come? Virgin births in and of themselves generally don’t seem to be too uncommon for Hinduism… (Link to Wikipedia)We anyway do not accept virgin birth.
How come? Virgin births in and of themselves generally don’t seem to be too uncommon for Hinduism… (Link to Wikipedia)We anyway do not accept virgin birth.
:dancing:How come? Virgin births in and of themselves generally don’t seem to be too uncommon for Hinduism… (Link to Wikipedia)
Uncommomn is an understatement. I have not found any mention of virgin birth in any Book. Wiki entries can be inaccurate. In this it is unreliable.How come? Virgin births in and of themselves generally don’t seem to be too uncommon for Hinduism… (Link to Wikipedia)
Sure… there are more sources than just Wikipedia… Here… There (about Ganesh)… and of course here (about Krishna).Uncommomn is an understatement. I have not found any mention of virgin birth in any Book. Wiki entries can be inaccurate. In this it is unreliable.
After creating the sky, waters, and the earth, the supreme spirit of the Lord almighty thought “I created the worlds. Now to provide for and to save these worlds I have to create a savior.” Thinking thus He gave birth to a man from himself. (Ithareya Upanishad 1.1.3)
Comment: Thus a Savior is promised.
In Bharath Khand of Bhavishya Puranas it clearly mentions about the name of Jesus Christ:
Yeesh moorti parapta nitya shuddha shivakari: Yeesha masih itticha mam nama prathishtatham
Meaning: The revelation of God who is eternal, Holy, Compassionate and giver of Salvation; who dwells within our heart is manifested. His name is Yeesha (Jesus) Masih (Christ).
Balwaan raja gaurang shweta vastrakam Yeesh putra, Kumari garbha sambhavam, and Satya Varatha Paraayanam
Meaning: Sovereign king in a holy person robed in white Son of God one who is born of a virgin one who is the sustainer of the path of truth).
There are many Terms used in the Vedas so clearly about the Savior:
Prajapathirdevebhyam Athmanam Yagnam Kruthva Prayaschittaha.
Meaning: God offered Himself as the sacrifice for atonement of sins of the world.
Yagnovy Bhuvanasya Nabhi.
Meaning: Sacrifice is the most important backbone of the world.
Sarvapapa Pariharo Rakthaprokshanamavasyam. Thadraktham Paramathmeva Punyadana Baliyagam.
Meaning: Blood sprinkling is necessary for cleansing of sins. This blood is the result of God Himself offering His own blood through a sacrifice.
Prajapathiryagnaha.
Meaning: God Himself was the sacrifice.
Nakarmana Manushtanairna Danasthapasavya Kaivalyam Labhathe Marthyah.
Meaning: Cleansing of sins is not possible by baths, pilgrimages, giving dana or by following dharma.
Yagnovaa Avathi Thasya Chaya Kriyathe.
Meaning: Sacrifices being practiced are the shadow of the Supreme Sacrifice.
The Saviour was prophesied about even in Hindu scriptures… SourceAtharva Veda 13-3-4 Koumaro loko ajanishta’ putrah nwarvhethan wai uttaravoth
Translation - A son will be born to a virgin in this world, take ye hold that (son) is what is superior (than everyone) ’ born in a cattle shed ’ Rig Veda 355 –1