Jesus Cannot Be the Atonement

The New Testament is full of applications of Passover imagery to the execution of Jesus. However, Passover had nothing to do with atonement for sins. In this video, we'll see how Jesus' death failed to fulfill the actual Jewish ritual for atonement on the Day of Atonement (Yom Kippur)--this despite all the claims that Jesus perfectly fulfilled the Law.

The "Jesus Was Not the Messiah" series: http://www.youtube.com/user/ProfMTH#grid/user/2529F79EEAF4B995

P.S.: Pardon my voice. I'm getting over a nasty cold.




Music (outro): "It's All Made Up" by Scout

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[ChakraKnot]

So...the price of sin is death...or one goat?

[ProfMTH]

@ChakraKnot Depends on which text one views as authoritative. ;-)

[followgood]

Seriously now, is that all you do with your time is TRY to disprove the Bible, well if it is then I would have to say "What a waste of LIfe". You will never, never prove God wrong. Blashemy will only get you...well, I think you know that.

[ProfMTH]

@followgood "Seriously now, is that all you do with your time is TRY to disprove the Bible...."

No. But even if it were, you'd still have to deal with the merits of the argument, which you have attempted to avoid in a most ham-handed way.

[atheistram]

@peartkyle So sacrificing himself to himself makes sense to you??

[ProfMTH]

@markimark202 The Servants Songs in Isaiah have nothing to do with Jesus. But even if they did, that has nothing to do with Christian misappropriation of Passover imagery and the fact that Passover had nothing to do with atonement for sins.

[GodHasNOMother]

@GodHasNOMother You will find it on the site under sub heading "Holidays" and if you go there it is called: Further Thoughts for Yom Kippur.

[GodHasNOMother]

Find the site "Hebrew for Christians" and/or type into your search engine "Behold the Goat of God". You will find your answers there. Since the work is copyrighted, I am not posting a link in here, nor am I copying what was said in here. The different connections are layered much deeper than what your video scratches upon on the surface.

[infernalone666]

@markimark202

in order:

-so what about when he said the wine was his blood?

-and god needed to kill his boy to do that?

-if jesus needed to die, then when heorid came, why did they run?

-so what happened to hebrews who got injured and healed BEFORE jesus came?

-what a nice dad

-WHY did he need his child to under what he caused and have him die to do it?

-If he's the son of a god who is perfect, how can he take it onto himself?

[NevilleRhysBarnes]

Here's an idea: I suggest all humans unconsciously recognise the golden rule as a fundamental necessity for people who have to live with one another. They also know that to follow this rule will take a degree of self-sacrifice. I propose that every tradition of sacrifice--there are many, world-wide--including Christ's sacrifice--stems from an unconscious recognition of this need for self-sacrifice. (BTW Jesus, Paul, Peter and James all cite the golden rule.)

[BassicPeach]

No One can atone for another... read EZEK 18 ... the whole chapter.

[BassicPeach]

Nearly all scriptures that xtians and messy antics try to use for evidence that their pagan messiah existed, always turns out to be talking about ISRAEL or the relative of someone being spoken to. They use the same worn out scriptures taken out of context with the chapter or even the chapters before.You can always tell you're talking to someone who has not read the Tanak for themselves but only repeating what someone else preached.