Yes, murderers. But per Jesus' own words His physical death was not caused by any one, but Himself.
Did God cause the jealousy of the Jews that led them to murder Him?
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Yes, murderers. But per Jesus' own words His physical death was not caused by any one, but Himself.
False premise. Jesus solely died physically by His own will. Luke 23:46, he said, Father, into thy hands I commend my spirit: and having said thus, he gave up the ghost.Did God cause the jealousy of the Jews that led them to murder The Righteous One?
Christ's death was not murder
False premise. Jesus solely died physically by His own will. Luke 23:46, he said, Father, into thy hands I commend my spirit: and having said thus, he gave up the ghost.
False premise. Jesus solely died physically by His own will. Luke 23:46, he said, Father, into thy hands I commend my spirit: and having said thus, he gave up the ghost.
No. They were murderers. Just because it was beyond there physical ability to actually kill to carry out their hate. They did cause Him to go to the cross.Being the anti-Cal that you are, aren't you just as bad as them? Christ causes His own death, and yet severely pours out wrath on another party for His own doing?
No. They were murderers.
But He solely physically died by His own will.So, you finally agree with the Holy Spirit, the crucifixion of Christ was murder.
But He solely physically died by His own will.
The issue is an apparent notion that Jesus being murdered caused His physical death.K. I don't know why you even mention that. It's never been in question.
The issue is an apparent notion that Jesus being murdered caused His physical death.
The very title of this thread.Which post carries that notion?
The very title of this thread.
The murderers didn't have power to kill Jesus.So, you're still at odds with the Holy Spirit Who makes plain that the crucifixion was murder.
The murderers didn't have power to kill Jesus.
Jesus answered, Thou couldest have no power at all against me, except it were given thee from above: therefore he that delivered me unto thee hath the greater sin.K. Has that been questioned, or denied? John 19:11
What false premise?You're the one that keeps with the false premise.
None of His murderers killed Jesus.
Oh. So it is agreed, that none of Jesus' murderers actually murdered/killed Jesus? Though they wanted to.This is your false premise - the 'notion' that anyone on this thread has said otherwise.