Zechariah 11: 13: The Birth Of Jesus
1. The existence a being that possesses the ability to defeat hyperbolas, while locating distortions that allows the being to warp through the confirmed space-time vortex and travel to any given point on the linear timeline, forwards or backwards.
2. The existence of a being having the abilities to open and exploit wormholes, enabling to and fro travel.
3. The existence of the Resurrected Messiah, who resides outside of time.
4. If a being possessed all of the above.
Once a person realizes the significance of the Messiah’s writings and ponders the subject; that person has a decision to make, either this is true or this is false. If one makes the claim that Zechariah 11:13 is false, then due to the fulfillment of this prophecy in the New Testament, one would be asserting that the text was conceived and written after the birth of Christ, while being disguised as a book written before the birth of Christ and coinciding with the New Testament. The New Testament prophecy fulfillment of Matthew 26:15 and Matthew 27:5, is the Old Testament prophecy found in Zechariah 11:13. This prophecy is regarding the price set for the capture of Jesus Christ, and the command to throw the silver into the temple; which is recorded in the New Testament of Judas performing. In …show more content…
Of course I do not believe the later, but these are the only possible remaining angles due to history and science.
History has proven that the Old Testament existed before the Anno Domini/Common Era and that the New Testament was written afterwards. Claiming otherwise, or even the consideration of such an idea, is ridiculous. However there seems to be no shortage of people that stop at nothing in faulty attempts to disprove the Bible, regardless if they are ignorant of the falsity or
2. The existence of a being having the abilities to open and exploit wormholes, enabling to and fro travel.
3. The existence of the Resurrected Messiah, who resides outside of time.
4. If a being possessed all of the above.
Once a person realizes the significance of the Messiah’s writings and ponders the subject; that person has a decision to make, either this is true or this is false. If one makes the claim that Zechariah 11:13 is false, then due to the fulfillment of this prophecy in the New Testament, one would be asserting that the text was conceived and written after the birth of Christ, while being disguised as a book written before the birth of Christ and coinciding with the New Testament. The New Testament prophecy fulfillment of Matthew 26:15 and Matthew 27:5, is the Old Testament prophecy found in Zechariah 11:13. This prophecy is regarding the price set for the capture of Jesus Christ, and the command to throw the silver into the temple; which is recorded in the New Testament of Judas performing. In …show more content…
Of course I do not believe the later, but these are the only possible remaining angles due to history and science.
History has proven that the Old Testament existed before the Anno Domini/Common Era and that the New Testament was written afterwards. Claiming otherwise, or even the consideration of such an idea, is ridiculous. However there seems to be no shortage of people that stop at nothing in faulty attempts to disprove the Bible, regardless if they are ignorant of the falsity or