Did Jesus wear blue robe or red robe or white robe or it doesn't matter?
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the scarlet purple robe
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Jesus is the son of God.
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nothing. only the king wore clothes
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Jesus was more of a Socialist than anything else.\n\nHe taught sharing and caring.
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I have alsways seen males wearing suits (adults down to children) for their first communion.  Colors do not matter.
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No, but if you get an answer let me know. LOL\n\nThe vision of Jesus glorified shows Him with 'hair like wool'. Daniel 7:9, Revelation 1:14 (They saw the same Jesus, divided by 1000 years!)\n\nSampson had dreds. Judges 16:13, Judges 16:19
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Yes when He was Jesus in the flesh. He had bodily functions like every other person. So don't feel guilty when you have to go every now and then.
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They are works of imagination. For one, Jesus being the son of a Nazarene, would have looked like a Middle Eastern person, not the brown haired blue eyed person that is typically portrayed by Western artists.\n\nFurthermore, Isaiah 53:2 (Christians presume that this chapter prophesieses of Jesus - for e.g. 53:1 is quoted in John 12:38) states that "He had no beauty or majesty to attract us to him, nothing in his appearance that we should desire him" (this is from the New International Version). You could take this to mean that Jesus was not good looking either. Another interpretation could be that he did not look 'royal', but regardless, he was probably an average looking Joe.\n\nI'm not sure if I would want to fault the artists for their inaccurate portrayals of Jesus. Perhaps a misplaced attempt at depicting those aspects that we find admirable. In the end, the physical appearance is immaterial, it is what the man stands for that is important.
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Jews! Jesus was a Jew. \nChristianity came from a mix of Judiasm and Paganism...
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Ok, Jesus is portrayed as white because of Western culture influence. Vatican felt that people wouldn't want to follow the son of god if he looked arabic or black.
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Yes, Jesus was a man and although he was perfect, he had all the features of other people . Even children were drawn to him, so he didn't stand out as different than anyone else. His ability to teach and help others showed his love and concern for all around him. He truly was the greatest man who ever lived.
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He....   darn it.  I thought I had the recipe sitting here but I seem to have lost it.\n\nGeez, what kind of question is that any way?\n\nLet's assume for a minute that you are asking about a just a mundane operation like walking from one town to another.  The inclusion of the word "exactly" in a question about a 2000 year old event makes one wonder what your epistemelogical standard is.   \n\nThe quick and the dirty of the situation is, I don't know.  I think it probably did happen though. I'm not a fundementalist, so therefore it's not necessary for the New Testament accounts, in this case the Gospel of John, to be completly inerrant for me to sign on.  They just have to be generally historically accurate, like any other set of historical documents from the time.\n\nSome people's a priori commitment to pure materialism aside, the story seems to be authentic to me.  It has specific details that a good old propaganda story probably wouldn't contain.  Such as Jesus's disagreement with his mother and his consequent quip at her.  And then he actuallly does what she suggested.  Propaganda created from whole cloth would probably contain less contraversy in it.  \n\nThe Gospel of John is actually the New Testament book that we have the earliest documentary evidence of.  Part of it was found in the Nag Hammadi (sp?) library in Egypt and has been dated to about 130 a.d.   That's pretty darn close to the events described compared to most ancient historical documents that are considered authoritative.
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Historically Jesus Lived and and did as the Bible says. The Bible were not the only writtings about Jesus. Historians can agree Jesus was real and lived and breathed and walked the earth.
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How many times are you going to ask the same question, and ignore the simple, obvious, answer?\n\nYour assertion that the comforter was WITH Jesus is false.\nJesus said He would send ANOTHER COFORTER LIKE HIMSELF!\n\nWhile Jesus was here, God's primary method of relating to humanity was throudh the person of The Son, Jesus.\nAfter that, His primary method of relating to people is through the Person of the Holy Spirit.\n\nhttp://www.needGod.com
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http://www.buddhanet.net/e-learning/buddhistworld/layguide.htm  <<< lay's guide to the monks' rules.\n\nwhat do they wear?\nmonks & nuns wear robes. colors depends on the different buddhist traditions.\n\nhe Lord Buddha gave this reflection about why a monk wears a robe:\nProperly considering the robe, I use it: simply to ward off cold, to ward off heat, to ward off the touch of flies, mosquitoes, simply for the purpose of covering the parts of the body which cause shame.\nIn the Lord Buddha's time, 2,500 years ago, clothing was made without complex machinery. (Although simple 'sewing-frames' are mentioned in the texts, which the monks would have used at robe-making - Kathina - time.) So the pattern of the robe is very simple and designed so that it can be made up out of patches of cloth, for discarded rags were often used after washing and dyeing. This 'yellow robe' is considered the banner of the arahant and emblem of Buddhism. For the ordinary Theravadin bhikkhu it is a privilege to be able to wear this robe, continuing the tradition and practising to be worthy of it. There are rules as to the robes' size, colour, how they are sewn, type of cloth used, etc., and how bhikkhus can acquire them.\nThe colour of the robes depends on the dye used. Until very recently, this would have been natural vegetable dye found in the jungle from roots or trees. (In NE Thailand, for example, we used the heartwood of the jack-fruit tree.) Nowadays chemical dyes are more used and sometimes give that more vivid orange colour that one sees in Bangkok. The colour white is used by Buddhist devotees to show their commitment to keeping the Precepts — usually the Eight Precepts — on Observance Days. (White robes are also worn by the anagarika, or postulant before he becomes a monk.)
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I DON'T KNOW DUDE BUT I THINK JESUS WAS BROWN ACCORDING TO THE AREA \nBUT THAT'S NOT A PROBLEM BECAUSE WE DON'T CARE ABOUT HOW JESUS LOOKS LIKE WE CARE ABOUT WHAT HIS WORKS AND TALKS ARE WHAT HE TOLD US AND WHAT HE WANT US TO BE SO I THINK THIS ISN'T A CRITICAL THING BRO.
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So, that guy will kick the crap out of the loin cloth dude, but not a guy wearing a robe saying he is Jesus? Well, good thing he's got it all figured out.\n\nGive the guy some clothes and ask him if he is hungry. Jesus is no different than you or I. We are all exactly the same spirit and seen exactly the same as Jesus in God's eyes. If you treat Jesus better than you treat your fellow man then you are a hypocrite.