1) this means those who see him and his god as one in the same makes Jesus in love with himself=proving the grest eglomaniac image they created.
2) Christians don't even know their own Bible ,
I've proved it time & time again.
I'll give you examples:
Christians say Jesus was only 33 when he died but John says closer to 50.
Christians say Jesus was from Nazareth(which didn't exist yet) but their bible says Capernaum.
Christians say Jesus was God when Jesus had a God who he spoke about third person and talked to.
Christians say Jesus was the son of man yet that too is an error because he talks third person tense of another to come, but also says he's like unto son of man in Rev 1:13. Christians are like unto christ (in resemblance) but aren't christ themself, while Muslims literally use that same term saying they are to be "like unto" Muhammad but that doesn't mean they are Muhammad.
Also Christians call him son of God not knowing what "son of " means when not literal, this means he can't be son of man (can't be both), just as he can't be both God and Messiah as they are seperate concepts.
Christians say Jesus was crucufied but their bible says slew (stoned) and hanged on a tree.
Christians say he was in the tomb for 3 days the Bible shows less then 2.
Christians say Jesus lived in the AD era yet Herod died in 4 bc and Lysanias in 35 bc.
Oops that's where Christians can't read history.
Christians say Jesuscwill usher in oeace yet in Matthew peter and Thomas he says he does not come to bring peace, instead he comes to bring division war and a earth destruction through burning it all down till it melts away (more proof that Jesus was a created image for the Sun worship thus describing the suns final collapse taking the earth with it)
1. You should change, "Christians don't know their own Bible" to "Some Christians don't know their own Bible." I was still a child when I learned Jesus may have been well into his forties (but "not yet fifty") when he died. I also understand why Christians pick up on the date of thirty-three. This is not a matter of theology--and hardly matters. Those of us who are interested in such points enjoy the investigation and the research.
2. Christians believe Christ has two natures; a human nature and a divine nature. As such, he can be called Son of Man; Son of God. "Son of Man" is used throughout the Bible, sometimes to denote the frailty/mortality of humans compared to the power/immortality of God. However, the phrase also occurred in the Old Testament when a human had a role to play in redemption. Christians regard Christ as their redeemer, and the Gospels testify to Jesus as such.
3. The Bible also testifies to nail marks in Jesus hands. Hanged on a tree is used to compare/reference Deuteronomy where people were seen as given a final shame by hanging them on a tree/wooden pole.
4. Jesus was placed in a tomb on Friday. Remained their on the Sabbath (Saturday). Rose on Sunday. This is the three days. Some non-Christians seem to think that Jesus should have remained in the tomb for seventy-two hours before Christians can note "three days." Shrug. My daughter arrived here yesterday. She's staying today and leaving Monday morning. By my reckoning her visit here was Saturday, Sunday, Monday. Three days.
5. Jesus often spoke of individual peace--the type of peace he retained during a deadly storm, and in turn offered to the Apostles. Personal peace in times of trouble is a great blessing. However, Jesus also cautioned that some were interpreting this personal peace to mean world peace. Jesus warned peace would not come to the world. Despite whatever is going on around us, it is possible to dwell in Christ's peace.
Today we often hear that Muslim (terrorists) don't know their own Qur'an. Non-Muslims can then take passages terrorists are said to cite, and throw these passages around as well, often not accurately. Basically, this is what you have done with the Bible passages you selected.
When my children were young, we lived in the desert. One day when we were traveling outside the desert we pulled into an area that had had a recent rainstorm. The girls stared at a huge puddle, and then one asked me, all wide-eyed, "Mom, is this a lake?" Conversely, we sometimes hear of the Atlantic or Pacific oceans referred to as a pond. Your presentation of the scriptures you selected is like those who don't know the real thing--like thinking a puddle is a lake; or the ocean is a pond.
It serves no purpose for anyone to take another faith's scriptures/holy writings and present themselves as an expert who made a great discovery. These "discoveries" are like pyrite (fool's gold), and lose out every time when the true meanings are presented.
