There are two versions of Jesus. The New T and what Jews say.
All Jews say the same thing - what I just posted above....
Who voted for Barabbas?
Who hated this guy and why?
The BiBULL does not answer those questions. The BiBULL is full of shit and everyone with an IQ over 5 knows it...
Jesus is all through The Old Testament. The entire Bible is about Jesus from cover to cover.
Old Testament Prophecy said that The Jews would reject Jesus and that this must occur for Him to become Messiah Ben Joseph (the suffering messiah). That is completely scriptural and can be found all through The Old Testament.
Jesus comes first as Messiah Ben Joseph (the suffering messiah)
He returns as Messiah Ben David (the victorious messiah)
During The Tribulation The Earth's Population is reduced by 70%. The AntiChrist who The Jews are deceived in to believing he is The Messiah, turns on The Jews and kills 2/3rds of all Jews on Earth.
Near The End of The Tribulation while Armageddon is raging, The AntiChrist corners the last 1/3rd of Jews on Earth, and as it looks as though they are finally about to be annihilated once and for all, they cry out to Messiah.
They come to believe in Jesus and that He was The Messiah and take a gamble. It's their last hope as they feel God has forsaken them. As The AntiChrist and his armies move in for the kill, Jesus appears and wins Armageddon, and saves the remaining Jews.
It is only during The Tribulation that The Jews finally realize that They Crucified their Messiah.
They look upon Him whom they pierced and mourn for Him like one mourns for an only Son.
Zechariah 12:10, John 19:37
Then they ask Him what are these wounds in thy hands, and Jesus replies, "They were given me in the house of my friends."
Zechariah 13:6
Then all of Israel that remains falls to their knees and worships The Returning Triumphant Messiah. The Resurrected Christ. God The Son.
Jesus then restores The Earth like The Garden of Eden, and His followers enjoy his reign for 1,000 years before the final judgment and one last rebellion and the beginning of eternity.