What are some of the shadows of jesus?
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JOSEPH AND JESUS\n(to save time and space, when I think the parallel is obvious I don't include a "->" for connection to Jesus)\n\n\nCh 37 - Jacob's beloved son\nsent to his brothers\nhis brothers hated him/were jealous\n--> the leaders were jealous of Jesus\n\nJoseph's dreams of his eventual rule over his brothers\n    --> Jesus' announcements of his exaltation as son of man ?\n[Joseph's second dream concerns 'sun, moon & stars' bowing down to him\n--> Jesus DOES literally rule sun,moon & stars! (& all principalities & powers)]\n\nrejected, betrayed/sold for silver\nGen 37:19-20  They said to one another, "Here comes this dreamer. \nCome now, let us kill him...\n--> leaders of Jesus (in parable of tenants):\n"This is the heir, come let us kill him"\n\nCh 39-40\nimprisoned/condemned on false accusation\n(even then Potiphar, 'captain of the guard' does NOT want to kill him,\napparently recognizing his innocence?\n--> Pilate recognizes Jesus' innocence, tries not to crucify)\ncast into 'the pit' (ch 37 & 39)\n--> Jesus descends 'into the pit' (the REAL thing! =the grave)\n\nCh 40\n   (not directly about Joseph, but may point to Jesus)\ncupbearer & baker  [wine & bread?] 'lifted up' in two ways --\nexalted to serve the King  \nvs.  impaled/on a tree {on the third day}\n  --> Jesus is "lifted up" = on a tree (crucified)\nbut also exalted by the Father (play on words in John 12)\n\nCh 41\npeople marvel at his wisdom\n--> people often marvel at Jesus' teaching with authority\n(also the leaders in the temple marvel at wisdom of Jesus as a boy)\nraised up to serve the King\n\nCh 45 (cf. ch 50)\nforgives his brothers\n--> Jesus' death results in preaching of FORGIVENESS of sins\n   beginning with his faithless disciples, then those who crucified him!\n\n'you meant if for evil; God meant it for good' to save MANY lives (includes Egypt & nations) -\n        --> people killed Jesus but according to God's plan [Acts 2:23] resulting in salvation to the NATIONS\n\n<compare/contrast?\n   figure of God fulfilling his promise when Joseph's bones are taken to rest in the land or promise    \n   --> God fulfills promise to Jesus by NOT leaving him in the grave; a GREATER fulfilment, showing that God's deeds for & through Joseph... were indeed a "shadow" of something greater (just as Jospeh is brought out of 'the pit' of imprisonment, but Jesus from the pit of death itself >
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statues and kitsch\nlike this;     http://www.pirromount.com/jesus/commercials.html
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There are Seraphim and Cherubiem. Lucifer (Satan) was one of the Cherubim. The guardian angels are probably cherubim also.
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Orthodox icon of the seven archangels. From left to right: Jegudiel, Gabriel, Selaphiel, Michael, Uriel, Raphiel, Barachiel. Beneath the mandorla of Christ are representations of Cherubim and Seraphim.\n\nAt the source is a picture.
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there 's surely more than 10, but here's my choice\nhis birth, baptism by John, first miracle at Cana, sermon on the mount, last supper, prayer at the garden, crucifixtion, raising from the dead, road to Emmaus, ascension
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A shadow (not always though).
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The Passion of Christ, even Jewish scholars have references to Jesus being crucified.\n\nWhile even the author of the Da Vinci Code refers to his book as a work of fiction.
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Easter, Halloween, Christmas, and others
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yes, historical documents show that many have seen Jesus. the Bible gives reference to this as well as a historian named Josephus, who wasn't a Christian but just wrote what he himself witnessed during the time of Christ.
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As Judas leads the procession up the Mount of Olives, he feels sure he knows where to find Jesus. During the past week, as Jesus and the apostles traveled back and forth between Bethany and Jerusalem, they often stopped in the garden of Gethsemane to rest and to converse. But, now, with Jesus possibly concealed in the darkness beneath the olive trees, how will the soldiers identify him? They may never have seen him before. Judas provides a sign, saying: “Whoever it is I kiss, this is he; take him into custody and lead him away safely.”\n\nJudas leads the great crowd into the garden, sees Jesus with his apostles, and goes straight up to him. “Good day, Rabbi!” he says and kisses him very tenderly.\n\nHe led a great crowd, including Roman soldiers and a military commander. The mob had clubs and swords as well as torches and lamps, which they would need if clouds covered the full moon or if Jesus was in the shadows. The Romans probably would not recognize Jesus, so, according to a prearranged sign, Judas greeted Christ and in an act of hypocrisy “kissed him very tenderly,” thus identifying him.
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I've seen some things that could be considered shadow people.
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FALSE WITNESS\nDEMONIC.\nENTERTAINS EVIL SPIRITS
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Look at Isaiah 14:12-20 \nSon of the Morning = Lucifer\n\nand Eze 28:12-19 (anointed cherub)\n\nand Rev 12:7-17 The unseen war.
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For the sake of expediency I am re-posting this answer which was formulated to the question of "Black Jesus?" a few days ago. It was voted best answer, so it may have relevance.\n\n\nI have a close friend who is charismatic, messianic and fanatic who claims to have seen Jesus as a elderly, black man in Key West a few years ago. Of course, he also claims on another occasion to have seen the Father as well, which isn't possible. Can any one say "Angel of light"?\nI think that Jesus( apart from His manifested glory) will be very similar in appearance as He was while on this earth because His disciples recognized Him after the Resurrection-well at least after He opened their unbelieving eyes. He won't appear as a blue eyed, light completion, gentile as our artist have depicted Him or as a black man, or Oriental, or WASP. My hunch is He will probably be darker skinned than we picture Him in our minds. A final thought: be careful of those images which you form with your imagination, they are only one very small step away from idolatry. We are to pray to our Father in Heaven, not to the image of Christ we hold in our minds.
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1) darkness or a shadow\n\n2) the sides of it
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Jesus was neither black nor white. He came from the Middle East and was Jewish, so chances are he had an olive colored skin complexion.\n\nHowever, if you read the accounts in the Gospels carefully, there is no mention at all of any of his physical characteristics... interesting, huh?
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(2Co 11:13)  For such are false apostles, deceitful workers, transforming themselves into the apostles of Christ.\n(2Co 11:14)  And no marvel; for Satan himself is transformed into an angel of light.