Jesus was a false Messiah!

To answer your question about the name Immanuel means God is with us. The many times the people around Jesus claimed He was God. This statement alone fulfilled Isaiah's prophecy. For to be in the presents of Jesus and proclaim Him to be God. Is the same as calling Him Emmanuel. It is a statement saying "God is with us." Which is to say Emmanuel. Again I will copy apart of my first reply "Isaiah, also prophesied, "His name shall be called Wonderful, Counselor, The mighty God, The everlasting Father, The Prince of Peace" (Isaiah 9:6). None of these were Jesus' actual name, but these were descriptions people would use to refer to Him. Luke tells us Jesus "shall be called the Son of the Highest" (Luke 1:32) and "Son of God" (1:35) and "the prophet of the Highest" (1:76), but these were not His name." These are things that people have called Jesus since His virgin birth. Call קָרָא (According to Strong's) means to call out, recite, read, cry out proclaim; to summon, invite, call for and commission; to call oneself; to be named. Name שֵׁם (According to Strong's) A litteral name; reputation, fame or glory; memorial, monument. The definitions you provide by Strong's definition proves my point Jesus name was called Emmanuel. 1st. Call: means to means to call out, recite, read, cry out proclaim; to summon, invite, call for and commission; to call oneself; to be named. 2nd. Name: A litteral name; reputation, fame or glory; memorial, monument. So by someone proclaiming Jesus to be God, is the same as calling Him Emmanuel. (GOD is with us) Quote: "Secondly, as to the "virgin birth" prophecy. Nowhere in Judaism is there expressed a belief that a woman can give birth without having had sexual intercourse." End quote. Of course no one believed it was possible for a child to be born of a virgin. That is the reason we call it a miracle. Quote: "But It's hard to imagine that God would deliberately make it that difficult for people to understand; if he's God and wrote the Bible, I would expect him to leave no doubt in anybody's minds as to whether Jesus was the Messiah, just as he was mind-numbingly specific and clear in the Torah about the hundreds of laws Jews have to follow." End quote. Matt 13:14 And unto them is fulfilled the prophecy of Isaiah, which saith, By hearing ye shall hear, and shall in no wise understand; And seeing ye shall see, and shall in no wise perceive: God did not make the Jews or you disbelieve. That is a personal decision each one of us makes by weighing the evidence. As a people, the prophecies concerning Jesus never were understood by the Jews. The Jews rejected the Christ then and they reject Jesus today. The Jews were looking for a King to reign over them on earth and deliver them from the Romans. They are still waiting for their savoir. The same way some religious people here in America are waiting for Christ to set up a kingdom here on earth. Jesus is already reigning in His Kingdom. It is His church here on earth. Quote: "Let's go through the Bible and see how many temples there were. 1) Solomon's Temple--destroyed and rebuilt by 2) Zerubbabel (Eventually became known as "Herod's temple" End quote. You forget about the temple Moses built in the wilderness. So that makes THREE. Now, lets get to the proof that Jesus was the Christ. The grave was empty. If Jesus was raised, the place were He was buried had to be emptied. His bodily resurrection is indefensible if He remained in the tomb even one hour of day four. If the tomb was occupied Monday, Jesus is less than divine, and there is no hope in Him as Savior. My question to you where is the body of Jesus? I sure you do not question the history of the man called Jesus. All four of the Gospel records explicitly declare that the Lord was dead prior to entering the tomb (Matthew 27:50; Mark 15:44-45; Luke 23:46; John 19:32-34). The tomb was cut out of solid rock (Matthew 27:60). Tombs, like caskets, generally are not equipped with back doors! The cave opening was blocked by a massive stone (Matthew 27:60). The stone was affixed with a seal, and watched by soldiers (Matthew 27:66). Obviously, it was impossible for Jesus to leave that tomb (apart from the resurrection miracle), let alone to do so without detection. Second, the tomb did not contain the body of Jesus after the dawning of Sunday. This evidence is gleaned from those on both sides of the issue. The empty tomb was seen by at least six of Jesus' followers: Mary Magdalene (Matthew 28:1-10), Mary (the mother of James) and Salome (Mark 16:1-8), Joanna (Luke 24:10), and Peter and John (John 20:2-8). The empty tomb was probably seen by at least a few Roman guards (Matthew 28:2,11-15). That the tomb was empty was not denied by the antagonistic Jews (they merely attempted to explain why it was empty). That the tomb was empty was loudly proclaimed on the day of Pentecost in the presence of literally thousands of Jews who most certainly would have denied it if they could (Acts 2:24-36). If you cannot show a body the resurrection was a fact of history. A fact to big to hide, men have tried throughout history to change this fact. Quote "There are also numerous contradictions in the gospels about the death and ressurection of Jesus." I want you to list some of the contradictions you think are in the Gospels. I also want you to answer my one question. Where is the body of Christ? We know he was a historical person. History has tried to cover up the fact he was God. They killed Him and buried Him. History tells of this story, and I am not talking about the Bible account. I am saying secular history says these facts So where is his body?