My grandson says Jesus had blue eyes--I'd like to know what you think.?
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The possibility is Jesus had Hazel or brown eyes, but then again, why not blue.  It is not like there are none with blue eyes, green eyes, and all must be brown.  Everything is possible.\nWe are used to believe that all black people must have dark eyes, or brown, but I have seen many black people with green eyes, how did that happened!\nyou see. anything is possible.  Blue, green, Hazel, brown or whatever color they may have been, it would not make any difference who was Jesus Christ.\n\nThe problem is that we seem to want to judge the past, and how it was supposed to be with our present time, and that is a mistake.  Jesus time was so much different than ours, and it could also include how people used to look like.
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In the name of Jesus, I pray that the grandchild of this writer is in safe hands and that God will send his angels to watch of her, no matter where she is, or who she is with.  That Jesus Christ, knows what is best and to let this grandmother walk by faith and not site and to know that all things are in his hands and that his will be done in her granddaughter's life and the grandmother's life  also.  I pray for peace and happiness for this family and that they know that they are loved and are blessed by  you oh Lord.\nIn the name of Jesus I pray and ask in your name\nAmen
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Where do you see that description in the Bible?\nThis is the closest thing to a physical description of Jesus in the Bible.\n\nRevelations 1:13   And in the midst of the seven candlesticks one like unto the Son of man, clothed with a garment down to the foot, and girt about the paps with a golden girdle.\n\nRevelations 1:14   His head and his hairs were white like wool, as white as snow; and his eyes were as a flame of fire; \n\nRevelations 1:15   And his feet like unto fine brass, as if they burned in a furnace; and his voice as the sound of many waters.
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An Aramaic scholar tells me that nowhere in the original texts of the Bible [written in Aramaic, soon after Jesus was crucified] was it mentioned that Jesus [or anyone else, for that matter !] said that he is the Son of God.\n...Jesus actually said 'WE are the CHILDREN of God' - to imply that all human beings are equal in God's eyes.\n...But in subsequent translations, the intepreters [who already had the setting-up of a powerful religion in their minds] conveniently changed Jesus' statement from the plural to the singular. And [male chauvinists, all !] corrected the gender-neutral 'children' into 'son(s)' as well !\n...If we take Jesus' own words [spoken in Aramaic] into account, then all of humanity [including Jesus !] will be children of God.\n...But, several people [including even some christians] found it [and still find it] difficult to digest the mis-translated statement that Jesus himself claimed that he alone was the 'son of God' !\n...From the overall image that one has of Jesus, he comes through as a thorough gentleman - who cannot really be associated with mouthing such 'tall claims' !\nThose are the handiwork of Jesus' 2nd, 3rd and 4th generations of 'followers' - who needed such crudities as 'prop's for their 'campaigns' !
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when do you see a baby who just happened and born what do u say? you will say "look at that Angel". in fact the baby is not really an Angel but just a human being who look so cute.\n\nthe same thing happened to Jesus. people saw his miracles that God has given him and people admired him so much until someone came up with the idea of "he is such a God" others said "He is such a Son of God" . but in fact he was just a human being who happened to born that way and chooses to be a prophet. \n\nand i think God is little bit mad about the whole thing, that He creates people and they worship someone else and thank someone else. i am sure it will be a big surprise after death, death will uncover the unseen and we will be like "OH GOD! i know u told me to not worship anything except you! but things happen!"
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Well-intentioned bible students might point to this Scripture and infer that Jesus' eyes are red. However, this Scripture refers to the man and tribe Judah, and not to Jesus specifically.\n(Genesis 49:10-12) The scepter will not turn aside from Judah... Dark red are his eyes from wine\n\nSince Jesus was a Semite, his eyes were almost certainly brown.
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Jesus looks NOTHING like what they picture Him as.  He'd NEVER have long hair or pale skin (He lived inthe desert and it was "against His religion" for men to have long hair).  He looked like an average Jew.\nSee, at one point in time I thought about Jesus being black (which is why Africa is being treated to the way it is today because anyone affiliated w/ Jesus will go through hard times), but it really doesn't line up.  Even though REvalations talks about him having hair like wool and feet of bronze, Jesus is a Jew.  In the OT God didn't want His people marrying the Egyptians (or others in that same area) because of their religious views, not race.  It doesn't matter because it doesn't affect/effect what He did for us.  He died for us and that's all that matters.  He probably looked like a typical Jew.  "The Bible never gives any physical description of Christ. The closest thing we get to a description is in Isaiah 53:2b, “He had no beauty or majesty to attract us to him, nothing in his appearance that we should desire him.” All this tells us is that Jesus’ appearance was just like any other man – He was ordinary looking. Most of the images we have of Jesus are probably very inaccurate. Jesus was a Jew, so He likely had very tan skin, dark eyes, and dark hair. This is a far cry from the blond-haired, blue-eyed, fair-skinned Jesus in most modern pictures."
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Ya mean exactly what he looks like? Basically it just says stuff like we were created in his image... in fact, half the Bible's just a metaphor, so we dunno if we can trust it. Yeah, but we were created in his image and stuff. Soooo... he looks like a regular human being, except not so regular.
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I think that Jesus would be just as he was with the Jews of his day. He was among the poor and disheartened, he provided for those who could not provide for themselves. I believe he would be what he needed to be to reach those same people today. God is with us!
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Three reasons.  First the Bible alludes to Him being glorified in some sense after the resurrection.  This could mean that His appearance was somewhat different than before.  Second, the Bible also says that Jesus had been beaten nearly beyond recognition (ever seen the Passion?) perhaps after three days He was either so black and blue He was unrecognizable, or... He was completely healed and Mary was expecting Him to look far worse.  Third, she was most likely crying, the tears in her eyes blurred her vision (this is a weak answer I know, but hey when added to the first two you never know).
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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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my eyes are brown and i wish that i could change them to blue.Hi Alysha well i will see you at grandmas house tomarrow ok.lol
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Jesus wasn't white, he was a Jew, and from what I've read, he was probably black or very dark-skinned.
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Read the book below.  It will open your eyes to a new way of looking at the Bible.\n\nExample:  how Jesus said not to try and take the speck out of someone else's eye when you have a plank in yours.  Picture in your mind how it would look.  It's a funny analogy he is making!
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What would Jesus say?
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Maybe you should listen to them, rather than make guesses about how to answer them.\n\nJesus was supposedly born to a virgin- don't you know that that cannot be true?  Jesus is supposed to return in the second coming, raise the dead, and take the faithful straight to heaven.  What person using their god-given brain can believe that fairytale?  The bible is filled with advice such as for men to abandon their families and follow Jesus (family values?!?), another place Jesus publically denies his own mother.  Nice guy.\n\nMaybe YOU should reconsider the brand of snake oil you are pushing.  Perhaps it is time for the TRUTH!
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oh definately, you are so right! I feel I can add to this...I also believe that, if Jesus had nothing to say on the subject, and if his disciples too, had nothing to say on the subject...if nothing can be found in the collected mythology of the nomadic tribes that form Jesus's ancestry, and noone can be found to say anything that sounds like Jesus or his disciples or his nomadic ancestors could have said it, and if we cannot imagine ourselves what he might have done.........we should look to the Easter bunny for inspiration.