"Jesus was then what he is now : the Logos of God ( Philo , quis rerum divinarum heres 42.405 ) , the heavenly High Priest ( Hebrews ) , the culmination of GodÂ ’ s eternal plan ( Ro . 16:25 ) , the secret mystery only now , after his sacrifice , revealed through revelation and scripture ( 1 Cor 2:6-13 ) . A . # 1 is above . The Jesus myth came out of Hellenistic Judaism already heavily imbued with the ideas of the suffering servant ( Isaiah 53 ) and the son of God subject to a shameful death ( Wisdom of Solomon Â “ Let us condemn him with a shameful deathÂ ” ) . Paul refers to the Â “ archonsÂ ” , the evil heavenly rulers of the age , as those who crucified Jesus ( 1 Cor 2:8 ) and extols the justice of the Romans ( Ro . 13:1-3 ) . The earliest layers of Q material do not refer to a death or resurrection ( Kloppenborg ) . No earthly Jesus , no crucifixion , no death . It is all myth , man . We do n't know for sure . Traditionally thought to be Homer but is probably from oral tradition . Single authorship itself is disputed . Beyond that , I do n't know much about it . What is your point in asking this question ?"
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"Jesus was then what he is now : the Logos of God ( Philo , quis rerum divinarum heres 42.405 ) , the heavenly High Priest ( Hebrews ) , the culmination of GodÂ ’ s eternal plan ( Ro . 16:25 ) , the secret mystery only now , after his sacrifice , revealed through revelation and scripture ( 1 Cor 2:6-13 ) . A . # 1 is"
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