If you read the Last Supper, you will see Jesus sending Judas out to turn him in.
Look for when Satan enters Judas. It is only after he takes on the task of helping Jesus in trying to fulfill the old messianic prophesy.
Jesus failed, of course.
Note also that the sop Jesus soaked, was first given to Judas and that is a sign of respect and affection for ones best disciple.
Note also that the rest of the disciples were well aware of this planned betrayal as they just sat there doing nothing.
Regards
DL
Jesus "failed" to fulfill the prophecy and the LAW? Sounds like a Premillennial Theory based upon fantasy instead of the actual content in the revealed word of God. You presented no Book, Chapter or Verse that would in the least validate such an opinion.
These type of "myths" are repeated over and over that some ignorantly accept them as truth......what is Truth? Your (God) word is truth.......a truth that the Christian is commanded to be Sanctified in. (John 17:17).
What? Jesus failed to establish His kingdom on earth as in prophecy? And the world is now in a state awaiting some 1000 year reign of Christ on earth?
There are several cults that claim such a doctrine...but no 2 agree on all the supposed details. Such as 1. The rapture 2. Tribulation 3. Armageddon 4. The literal 1000 year reign of Christ. 5. The supposed restoration of the promised land of the Jews.
You always see them make quotes but often use sources other than scripture for their doctrine.
The obvious flaws to such an mythical theology are many. It makes Jesus the Christ of prophecy a king on an earthly throne. It contains the idea that Jesus was rejected by the JEWISH population as the Messiah of prophecy.
The actual scriptures reveal: THE PEOPLE (not the Jewish hierarchy) welcomed Jesus into the city of Jerusalem (Matt. 21:9-17). The scriptures detail what the people actually had to say about Jesus (Mark 11:9-10). The people cried out, "....blessed is He that cometh in the name of the Lord."
Such a myth denies that Jesus actually rejected a literal throne on earth. At the feeding of the 5000 via miracle Jesus spoke of the kingdom and healed people (Luke 9:11). He (Jesus) avoided the people attempting to make Him a literal King (John 6:15).....He fled to the mountains when He perceived they might take Him by force.
Jesus stated clearly that His kingdom was not of this earth (John 18:36). That the kingdom of God rests within YOUR HEART, not in any observable location on earth (Luke 17:20-21).
Most importantly it ignores another Prophecy of God concerning Coniah...the last king of Israel (Jer. 22:28-30). God placed a curse upon the physical lineage of king Coniah and declared no descendant of his would ever again set on the throne.
Jesus indeed was of the lineage of Coniah..i.e., Jeconiah, as this is where He inherited the right to set on David's throne (Matt. 1:12-16).
Jesus could never set on an actual literal throne on earth as King without violating the prophecy of Jeremiah.
Another prophecy of Jeremiah? Israel would NEVER be made whole again in a physical sense. (Jer. 19:11)
Jesus said the kingdom would be taken from the Jews. (Matt. 21:43)
As you just attempted.........such myth denies that Jesus fulfilled the prophecy concerning the establishment of a kingdom.
Yet the scriptures declare that the kingdom would established in that very generation in the 1st century (Mark 9:1)......thus, unless you can prove there are 2000 year old people walking on earth today...............
Peter was given the keys to the kingdom. (Matt. 16:18-19). The church and the kingdom are one and the same. The saved are within the kingdom (Col. 1:13) Its a spiritual kingdom that now makes up over 1/3 of the earth's total population.
John was WITHIN the KINGDOM at the time of the writing of the book of Revelation (1:9).
It attempts to establish the myth as truth via taking symbolic language and giving that language a literal meaning (Rev. 20:2-9) when the rest of context is symbolic in nature. Thousand and also mean "ALL" (Ps. 50:10)
It then attempt to shoehorn Daniels prophecy into a thousand year reign..........when Daniel speaks with no ambiguity about a kingdom that lasts forever, permanent without end (Daniel 7:13-14).
Jesus is sitting on the throne of David at the right hand of God.........now and has been since His ascension (Heb. 12:2)
Jesus was given ALL AUTHORITY (Matt. 28:18). Jesus would reign until death is conquered and then the kingdom goes back to the Father (1 Cor. 15:24-26)
The kingdom ends at Jesus' return and judgement ........it does not begin.
In an attempt to get everything to match their myth..........some have 2 resurrections. The Bible speaks of only 1 then the judgement (John 5:28-29) They then attempt to use 1 Thess. 4:13-18 as proof..........but this passage speaks nothing of only the righteous being resurrected.........the wicked is not omitted.
When the scriptures speak of 2 resurrections the 1st one is the resurrection after water baptism (Eph. 2:1, 4-7) reborn.