THE CRUCIFIXION OF JESUS:

 

 

Had Jesus really died on the cross?

 

How do you have to imagine the death of Jesus?

Jesus dies on the cross, as a ghost or a dead corpse he stands up, is visible or invisible if he desires. After a short time he disappears in the clouds.

As 1 mentioned above, it is absolutely wrong to believe, that Jesus died voluntary. The desire of death is absolutely strange in the Jewish thinking.

Now, to examine the relation between the cross and Jesus you have to read the New Testament:

 

In the book: "Jesus, the first new man" by Franz Alt, the author writes, that in the original Greek scriptures, in the Acts is written word by word (2:22‑36):

You have him, by the hands of outlaws, fixed and uplifted (= crossed) But God has raised him up by losing the pain of death. His soul was not left in the Hades (= hell), neither his flesh did see corruption.

Explained in other words:

Jesus survived his crucifixion. He was not killed. That is why he did not had any corruption appearance.

 

Do not forget, that the executor were also corrupt. You could take the judged from the cross by paying some money to them. Friends of Jesus, for example Joseph of Arimataea and his powerful friends with influence, supported the wounded and unconscious Jesus, who woke up after two day. (egerthe = He woke up.) After he physically got better, Jesus went to Galilee, where he met his people and ate with them.

That Jesus ate with his people is a proof for two things:

1. He was no ghost. Because only living Beings need food. 2. Jesus is not God, because God needs no food.

 

Another quotation, that Jesus has not died is to be found in the end of the gospel according to Luke:

Behold my hands and my feet, that it is myself. handle me, and see; for a spirit hath not flesh and bones, as ye see me have. And when he had thus spoken, he showed them his hands and his feet."

(Lk 24:39‑41)

 

lt is clear, that Jesus wants to show his friends, that he is a living human and not dead, because then he would be a Ghost.