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Did Paul meet Jesus?  Did Paul Distort Christianity?

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David - 08 Nov 2007 19:54 GMT
Please see -

Drs. Pagels and Thiering disagree on a crucial issue
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/qumran_origin/message/3505

I invite comment.

David Christainsen - meteorologist
alanmc95210@yahoo.com - 09 Nov 2007 00:32 GMT
> Please see -
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> David Christainsen - meteorologist
 You might find "James, the Brother of Jesus", by Paul Eisenman to be
of interest.  It was an eye opener for me.  My guess is that  the
epistle of James is the closest thing we've got to Jesus' actual
teachings- A. McIntire
David - 10 Nov 2007 11:41 GMT
On Nov 8, 7:32 pm, "alanmc95...@yahoo.com" <alanmc95...@yahoo.com>
wrote:
> On Nov 8, 11:54 am, David <pchristain...@yahoo.com> wrote:> Please see -
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> epistle of James is the closest thing we've got to Jesus' actual
> teachings- A. McIntire

Thanks for the tip although I have already read it.

Also, please see -

Replies to two new members
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/qumran_origin/message/2016

"In a number of posts between April 15 and June 20, 2002, we had
a closely argued series about the work of Robert Eisenman. It is
particularly important to take his research into account. For a long
time, he and I were the only ones to argue that the sectarian scrolls,
those dealing with the Teacher of Righteousness and the Wicked
Priest, came from the Christian period and referred to figures in the
Christian history. For Eisenman, James the brother of Jesus was
the Teacher, and Ananus the Younger (Hanan in Hebrew) was the
Wicked Priest, who caused James to be stoned to death in AD 62
(I prefer AD to CE, as the similarity of CE and BCE causes errors).

In my case, continuously published since 1979, the Teacher was
John the Baptist and the Wicked Priest/Man of a Lie was Jesus.
I bring in a new source of evidence, the pesher technique, learned
from the DSS, but used objectively when applied to the gospels,
Acts, and Revelation. I believe it is demonstrated that these books
contain the full history of the real Jesus, set out with rigorous
consistency through the special meanings of terms. The other
major source is Josephus, who is giving the public version of the
same events."

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An Essene connection to the family of Jesus has been known
among informed scholars for quite some time.  James was
an Essene because he wore long, white robes of linen and would
not suffer oil on his skin.

Jesus split from the Essenes right after his re-baptism by John
to a new doctrine.  Thus, Jesus's teaching differs from brother's.
James and Jude never taught the resurrection.  Jesus taught
the resurrection in that Dr. Thiering establishes -

Jesus himself is the author of the Gospel of John, written just
before 37 AD.
Doug Weller - 09 Nov 2007 07:32 GMT
>Please see -
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>David Christainsen - meteorologist

Well, first off, you aren't a meteorologist. You have no formal
qualifications in the field, you never worked in the field. You are
another amateur posting urls leading to cites against human caused global
warming, that's all.

As for Thiering, I'll trade urls, but mine is much more detailed than
yours:
http://www.anchist.mq.edu.au/251/Thierful.htm

(It's a review of a couple of Thiering's books).

Doug
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Rod - 10 Nov 2007 02:41 GMT
>> Please see -
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> another amateur posting urls leading to cites against human caused global
> warming, that's all.

Do this a lot, does he ?

> As for Thiering, I'll trade urls, but mine is much more detailed than
> yours:
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> Doug
David - 10 Nov 2007 11:18 GMT
> >> Please see -
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> Do this a lot, does he ?

Since you come in on this point, Rod - I invite you to follow
the conversation between Doug and myself on sci.environment
to see if Doug comes to realize for himself how outrageous
his behavior has been in his so-called questioning.

The thread there -

"Let's get real with Joe Bastardi of Accuweather"

> > As for Thiering, I'll trade urls, but mine is much more detailed than
> > yours:
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> - Show quoted text --

Please note how out of date Doug's link is.

Based on my own conversations with Chris Forbes, I learned
that he never really understood BT's complicated calendar theory.

If anyone really wants proof of the existence of Thiering pesher,
study in full -

Dr. Barbara Thiering
"The Three and a Half Years of Elijah",
Novum Testamentum 23,1, 1981, pp.41-55.
Goum - 14 Nov 2007 06:53 GMT
get out of here

> Please see -
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> David Christainsen - meteorologist
David - 14 Nov 2007 09:55 GMT
> get out of here
>...

You are out of order.
Martin Edwards - 14 Nov 2007 17:00 GMT
>> get out of here
>> ...
>
> You are out of order.

I don't see how you can tell that without examinining him.

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David - 14 Nov 2007 18:35 GMT
> >> get out of here
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> I don't see how you can tell that without examinining him.
>...

Did Paul meet Jesus?

My answer:  Yes

Did Paul distort Christianity?

My answer:  No
JTEM - 14 Nov 2007 18:56 GMT
> get out of here

You never did say:  Was the sex that Paul had with
Jesus purely ritualistic, or were they homosexual
lovers?
David - 14 Nov 2007 19:09 GMT
> > get out of here
>
> You never did say:  Was the sex that Paul had with
> Jesus purely ritualistic, or were they homosexual
> lovers?

My answer:  Neither because Jesus was celebate in
the Essenic way and when Jesus did have sex, it was
for procreation with his wife to continue his Davidic line
according to the dynastic rules of the Tribe of Judah.

As a diaspora Essene, Paul was like Jesus, celebate
except for his temporary, dynastic marriage to Tamar-Phoebe.
Paul belonged to the Tribe of Benjamin.
JTEM - 15 Nov 2007 07:51 GMT
> My answer:  Neither because Jesus was celebate

So you're saying he could raise the dead but not his
penis?

And just how large is the Cock of Christ, anyway?
How big is the Johnson of Jesus, the Holy
Hog... the Pius Prick... the Saintly Schlong... the
Divine Dick?

You think he had a tiny little w.nker? A real needle
of a prick?

So don't I.

See, if he wasn't using it -- as you claim -- than anything
larger than "Micro Penis" would have been pure vanity.
It would have been "Just for show," to impress the guys.
Obviously we have to all agree that Jesus had a tiny
little bug dick.

I mean, the guy could turn water into wine, manipulate
other people's bodies to the point of curing blindness
and Leprosy. Heck, he could even bring a dead body
back to life. We can't look at all that and consider for
a moment that the guy had no control over the size of
his own trouser mouse.

So, you either conclude that Jesus had an itty bitty
tinky winky, or you attribute great vanity to Jesus...
God is vain.

Are you saying God is vain? No? Then you have to
be saying that Jesus was sporting a push-pin between
his legs.
David - 15 Nov 2007 22:16 GMT
> > get out of here
>
> You never did say:  Was the sex that Paul had with
> Jesus purely ritualistic, or were they homosexual
> lovers?

Some answers
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/qumran_origin/message/3558

"In #3525 Pete Gaioni asked me why Paul would have chosen to adopt the
dynastic
lifestyle, delaying marriage until 36, and having sex only in order to
produce
offspring. Such a lifestyle was open to any man in ascetic circles,
influenced
by the Greek valuation of virginity. The descendants of the great
priestly and
royal lines were the highest example of the order, but other men who
wanted both
celibacy yet offspring could adopt it. In Acts 8:27 the Ethiopian is
described
as eunouchos dynastes Kandakes. It is translated as 'a eunuch, a
minister of
Candace', but both terms have a special meaning. A 'eunuch', as shown
by Mt
19:12, was a celibate, not a castrate. He could be a permanent
celibate, in the
highest order of Essenes, and in that case was a 'eunuch' from 'birth'
-
initiation. The two other kinds refer through special meanings to
versions of
the dynastic order."
 
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