Was jesus lieing while saying......?
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If by "another prophet" you are referring to Jesus, I want to clarify that the Jews did not kill Jesus.  The Romans killed Jesus.  Of course, there were Jews who supported that action, because Jesus was causing a potential danger to them.  If Jesus claimed to be the Messiah, what did that mean to the Romans?  It meant that this Jesus felt himself to be the next king of Israel who would throw off the Romans!  So no wonder the Romans wanted him out of the picture.  But the Jews themselves did not want this kind of animosity.  They didn't want any more trouble with the Romans than they already had.\n\nAs far as the prophets ended with the killing of Zacharias......could we not say that Jesus was referring to those who came before him, since he was still alive?  Why would he include himself when he was not dead yet?\n\nAnd yes, Jesus was a prophet.  A prophet is more than a future-teller, although Jesus did do that.  A prophet is a messenger who tells the people God's will.  How can you all deny that Jesus was a prophet?
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There is truth and it is NOT relative. Jesus said, "I am the Way, the Truth and the Life." He also said He was God. So either He was a liar or a lunatic or who He said He was. That leaves us with three choices that really become two. Jesus was God and the Truth, or He was a madman and truth is an illusion.
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There's a really good article about it, found here -- http://www.beliefnet.com/story/63/story_6364_1.html -- but unfortunately there's no reference to Jesus laughing in the Bible.
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I have asked that question many times. Jesus did not say in the the 6th Chapter of John that his words are symbols, They are true body and true blood.
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It depends. I spoke to our Parish priest about that, (^_^) and he said that it was INSPIRED in the prophets who wrote it, so in reality it was not really what Jesus exactly says (or said).\n \n(^_^)
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The day I heard Jesus laugh was both funny and weird.  \n\nThe full story is in link below:
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Yes I do according to 1st Corinthian's 12:3 that is what he meant, And our God is not a God who would lie.... So take it to the bank.\n\n1st Corinthians  12:3;Wherefor I give you to understand that no man speaking by the Spirit of God calleth Jesus acursed; and that no man can say that Jesus is Lord but  by  the Holy Ghost..
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Hello again Brown sugar.. :)\n\nIn John 11..Jesus wept..\n\n32  Then when Mary was come where Jesus was, and saw him, she fell down at his feet, saying unto him, Lord, if thou hadst been here, my brother had not died.\n \n33  When Jesus therefore saw her weeping, and the Jews also weeping which came with her, he groaned in the spirit, and was troubled,\n \n34  and said, Where have ye laid him? They say unto him, Lord, come and see.\n \n35  Jesus wept.\n \n============================================================\n\nIn Jesus Most Precious Name..\nWith Love..In Christ..
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It would be easier to answer.. Has he ever told the truth?..But as it stands the list of lies seems to be endless and ..getting longer by the day.
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he's lying.\n1) assuming the man is telling the truth, then the sentence "everything i say to u is a lie" is to be believed. so he IS lying.\n2) assuming the man is lying, then the sentence "everything i say to u is a lie" is a lie itself. So he IS still lying.
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OK Ms. Heron-O-Rific! (hey!  YOU are the one who wanted a funny name just like Trasky-poo and Schnebby-kins so you you got one <winks and giggles>)\n\nI think Matthew misinterpretted what Jesus actually said.  No one will ever know for certain either if Jesus said it because there is really no evidence to support that he even existed.\n\nBTW... that woman is stupid for going back to him.
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Jesus never said those words.\n\nThis is a quote from Jeremiah, in a prayer to God (Jeremiah 18:21-22).  This was in a section where God was warning His nation of Israel of a pending destruction because of their rebellion, but also telling them that if they would repent, he would stay his hand.\n\nThe author misattributed the quote to Jesus and took it out of context to make it sound like Jesus was saying something contrary to what he said.  I seriously doubt the Yahoo Answer Police are biblically literate enough to recognize these problems with his question, however.\n\nMy guess is that they determined it violated the Content & Usage guidelines which say, you may not post content "to exploit, solicit, or harm minors," or "that is violent, racist, incendiary, or otherwise objectionable."
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why, is he saying something?
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Since Christ claimed that He was from the Father and did only what He saw the Father doing He would be lying if He said that He was doing what HE wanted to do, meaning His OWN will.  Bearing witness to yourself is being responsible for the actions you perform based on your own decisions.
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Actually I think he was lying, I can always tell when he is lying HIS LIPS ARE MOVING.
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Let me ask you this question....Would you lie to Jesus???? then that will show the true meaning of the right answer.
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He didn't say Jesus was a drunk.\nHe asked why Jesus promoted alcoholism. Which, if you read the Bible you'd know he did. And the person who asked this question sited how Jesus condoned drinking. He turned water into wine for goodnessake!\n\nBut ya, he never said Jesus was a drunk.  Just wanted to clear that up.\nSome of you need to take a better and more open look at your Bibles. Everything is not rainbows and sunshine.\n~Gypsy~