Jesus wife fragment is a fake

by Christ Alone 494 Replies latest social current

  • elderelite
    elderelite

    Tec, saying other people have used the name and citing examples are very different things. No one, not one person in all human history, not scribbled on a piece of parchment, not written on clay or on a cave wall or a piece of paper or carved in stone, not one single person ever has used those words to identify the lord. Not. One . Person.

    Except your prophetess of course. She heard it some years ago and now you "heard" it. Funny thing that.... And again i say, not one single person ever used it before her and now, you.

    But you arnt following her? Its not a cult of personality that you have been sucked into? Before long it will be bizzare vision of dead bones and dragons and languages old than hebrew. Simple "hearing" wont be enough eventually.

    Show me one person, besides your prophetess, who uses or identifies the lord by that bizzare name and ill offer prayers to him by name daily. Just one.

  • NewChapter
    NewChapter

    I think that inner voice can be highly suseptible to suggestion, especially if it is running on emotion. Depending heavily on it, without outside investigation, can cause a person to become very misled. Many of us experienced this inner voice that confirmed our beliefs as JW's, and it was wrong. We didn't look to falsify what it told us, but instead, used it to confirm what we already believed. We felt that this voice was coming from within, or even from something spiritual, but we were manipulating it with our own beliefs and outlook, which we also never tried to falsify.

    I find it suspicious that someone declared the name of God as declared in vision or voice, and then another person makes the same claim sometime later. Considering how unreliable this voice can be at times, it makes sense to approach it with an open mind. Sometimes it leads us right, and we will focus on those times and inflate them. But it has also led us wrong at times.

    As far as attributing it to a god, or spirit of some kind, so far as I can see for the most part, it isn't really saying anything all that enlightening. Nothing that can't be attained through thousands of other avenues. Now I know that the 'visions' are saying bizarre things, but so far only one person is having such visions. Perhaps more will follow soon. They are following. They think they are not, but what are all the long posts about? To gain followers. Giving information that was given to you by voice or vision is an effort to get others to listen. Since they are not the ones who heard the voices or saw the visions, it is also an effort to gain followers.

    Now a person may deflect this by claiming each person should seek the visions and voices themselves. They are still seeking followers. We've had an endless list of why it doesn't work for some, and what they must do to make it happen. In other words, follow their example to get their results. Have faith in what they are saying, and then they will get the answers straight. No real answers offered until blind faith is given. Blind faith requires a person to follow.

    Let's see how many more follow.

  • EntirelyPossible
    EntirelyPossible

    I think that inner voice can be highly suseptible to suggestion

    Mine is susceptible to Scotch and chicks that turn my brain on in a sexy brainiating way. Speaking of which....

    How YOU doin, NC?

  • elderelite
    elderelite

    What a shame. Its the same ploy rutherford used. Every cult has to have a hook, something unique. Rutherford used (insert desert god's name) as his hook... Aguest has her jeheshua whatamacallhim. Its all attention grapping and designed to make themselves 'special'. And if you "hear" the name wispered to you then your special too!

    Fraud , deciet and attention whoring.

  • tec
    tec

    So...er....yeah....the Jesus wife fragment is a fake.

    yeah, sorry, lol.

    I don't know if its a fake or not, but I don't think it matters. What is translated from it does not constitute proof of Christ having an earthly wife (over a spiritual bride... which he DOES have). So... whatever. *shrugs* That is usually how i feel about any of these lost/found scrolls and artifacts, etc.

    It doesn't bother ME because I don't beleive in God.The dogmatic insistence that it's the one true and proper name/title combo is BS.

    I have no dogmatic insistence either. Especially not over a title. And He has heard me despite me having not used or known his name. So....

    I suspect it bothers other people so much because they talk to Jesus too, and so far, he has only seen fit to tell two people his one true special name.

    You guys need to get off that kick. Others have heard that name. Others use that name, or a name very similar. (Jahshua - pronounced with a Y... did you look at that first linked site, and read his explanations?)

    BTW, day 17 of praying, nothing yet.

    Okay.

    Maybe you should stop keeping count of days, and simply trust him to help you?

    Remember when God used to speak to humans? It was really important stuff that was widely distributed. It changed entire cultures. These days---well not so much. Must be getting bored with the game.

    I think you underestimate how much is done for the poor and the hungry and the homeless, in the name of Christ.

    But regardless, rather than getting bored, there simply might be so very little faith left in the world. Christ asked whether or not He would even find any when He returned.

    Peace,

    tammy

  • tec
    tec

    Tec, saying other people have used the name and citing examples are very different things.

    I did cite examples. It is just not enough for you to have realized that many others use the name Jaheshua/Yehoshua/Yahoshua/Yeshua/Jahshua.... you want people to use both the name AND the title. I could care less. It is a title. It simply means chosen of Jah, which He is.

    Except your prophetess of course. She heard it some years ago and now you "heard" it. Funny thing that.... And again i say, not one single person ever used it before her and now, you

    Oh, so we are talking about just the name, then? Not the title? And again, you are wrong. I cited examples; I know of others who will use that or one of the similar variations above. So you can continue on this 'no one has ever heard; no one else has ever used this name' thing if you want. I know different, because I know others.

    Show me one person, besides your prophetess, who uses or identifies the lord by that bizzare name and ill offer prayers to him by name daily. Just one.

    Are we now talking about the name or the title? Because if we're talking about the name, I can (but won't... it is not my place to point the finger at someone else), and it would be to no use. You would find another excuse, and not keep your word here. Though again, He is not so arbitrary that he hears someone only if they have the 'correct' name. If that were true, then i would never have heard him to begin with. No one would.

    NC, with all your long posts, does that mean you are seeking followers? Or does that only apply to people who you disagree with? If anyone shares knowledge that they have on any topic, does that mean they are seeking followers of themselves? Or does it mean they are putting knowledge out there for people to do with it, what they will?

    Peace,

    tammy

  • EntirelyPossible
    EntirelyPossible

    You guys need to get off that kick. Others have heard that name. Others use that name, or a name very similar. (Jahshua - pronounced with a Y... did you look at that first linked site, and read his explanations?)

    One other. And no one uses the Mischajah name/title. Ever. Just because Craig shares some letters with and rhymes with Greg doesn't make it my name. Gregg isn't my name. Greg is. Close isn't the same. Perhaps YOU need to get off the kick of "close enough". Timmy is pretty close to Tammy, but that doesn't make it YOUR name.

    And it doesn't matter whether the J is soft or hard. No one knows how ancient Hebrew was pronouned, it's a dead language as far as the spoken word goes, Jaheshua with a 'y' sound is just as much a guess.

    Maybe you should stop keeping count of days, and simply trust him to help you?

    Why should I stop counting the days?

  • tec
    tec

    Michelle, I wonder if you realize just how close your 'theology' is to the wts. Only the founding fathers had the Holy Spirit. Christ is THEIR mediator. Everyone else has to listen to them, follow them and their rules. Christ was only speaking to THEM in the NT, not anyone who might follow Him after them. Even though He did say to go and make disciples, those disciples, according to you, could not then receive the promised gift of the Holy Spirit for themselves and be taught by that Spirit. They could only trust in men, and be taught by men.

    NONE of these people were wanting and listening for a voice to respond...they were CONFRONTED with a voice and a vision. There are even others besides these people who were confronted and heard a voice accompanied with seeing something: mary M(angels at the tomb), ananias(re:paul acts 9:10) the transfiguration on the mt., JtB(the dove)...there is one example of saul using a witch as a mediator(spiritism)...and he didn't see anything, he just heard a voice.

    So what?

    Anyone who receives the Spirit can and will be taught by the spirit.

    (You're wrong though in your examples... when Peter had his vision about unclean food, he asked questions (and so wanted to and listened for a response), and heard a response.)

    but that fact aside...there is collaboration between every one of these people, there is internal consistancy in the message they teach AND they are the "fathers" of the faith!!!!

    They argued some, and did not accept Paul for some time either.

    In any case, there is inconsistency between what men teach now... (such as yours and other churches)... and what men taught then. How do you know what is being taught now (or by which group) is truth, unless you know and look to the Truth: Christ.

    you said: "Weighing what anyone states against Christ... sure. Because Christ is the TRUTH, the anchor if you will, to test all else."...but you are weighing what you hear other people say against what you hear your lord say...so if you are listening to a deceiving spirit to begin with then obviously the scales will fall heaviest on the side of what you are hearing. in the bible there is collaboration and internal consistancy on the matters of hell, salvaton in Jesus Christ alone and by extention what/Who we will be judged by. we can see (and hear) this internal consistancy in the scriptures and we can weigh whatever any living person says by what we can see (and hear) written...that is the standard of truth not a voice that has NO collaborating evidence.

    Don't be silly. There is inconsistency in the bible; there is even inconsistency between what paul at first taught (regarding 'disfellowshippin/ex-communication) and what Christ taught. So even in the bible, everything should be tested against Christ and His teachings. Nothing will contradict him. But if you are figuring out what he meant, by testing his words against, say, Pauls'... then that is just a bit backward.

    in luke14:23 the servant is told to *compel people to come to the Masters house...where is it stated that they will be brought into the house by the Master because of your "law of love" in their hearts?...and is your "law of love" consistant with the rest of the scriptures that collaborate the words of Jesus Christ in john 8:24?

    Well, look at Cornelius... a gentile.

    "Your prayers and gifts to the poor have come up as a remembrance before God."

    I suspect you will think that this is only because he believed IN God to begin with. But even Paul says that when gentiles do the things required of the law by nature, then they are a law unto themselves. That it was not even his business to attempt to judge them.

    And your church, Michelle, has not been internally consistent. It has not always followed Christ at all; but in fact has done things AGAINST Christ's teachings. So if that is who you want to follow, then that is of course your choice. But don't be blind about it. Terrible atrocities have been committed by the 'church', in the supposed name of Christ. Which just makes the atrocity that much worse, because it brings reproach upon Him, and is in part responsible for turning people away from Him, because they believe the lies told about Him.

    Blind guides, leading the blind, into the pit.

    Peace,

    tammy

  • tec
    tec

    Why should I stop counting the days?

    Has the feel of a lack of faith, or that it is a test, or that you're keeping track of how to grade God (or rather Christ) on his response time.

    It feels wrong. It feels like a lack of trust in Him.

    It is just a suggestion, EP.

    (And I know others who use that name... that very name... I don't know about the title, but the name yes. And as for the vowels... well, we all know why there is trouble with vowel insertion. Oh, and Jeff/Geoff is the same name; just different spelling... same with Greg/Gregg. Same with Tammi/Tami/Tammy/Tamee/etc. Hell, when I was in the states I had two different people think I said tabby and start calling me that. A mistake or two in sound and phoentics like that over two thousand years, as well as language translations, and you're gonna get variations of the same name.)

    Peace,

    tammy

  • EntirelyPossible
    EntirelyPossible

    Has the feel of a lack of faith, or that it is a test, or that you're keeping track of how to grade God (or rather Christ) on his response time.

    It feels wrong. It feels like a lack of trust in Him.

    Why does counting days seem like a lack of trust? Are you suggesting you know how Jesus feels about something? He certainly didn't say NOT to keep track of time.

    Oh, and Jeff/Geoff is the same name; just different spelling... same with Greg/Gregg. Same with Tammi/Tami/Tammy/Tamee/etc.

    No, they aren't the same. If they were, they would be spelled the same. Try getting away with that on your passport and see what happens. Or your bank account.

    And mistakes over thousands of years don't make the guesses right or more than just guesses. And who are these people that use the name Mischajah? I literally couldn't, after multiple searches, find a single reference to it outside of Shelby.

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