شكرا يا يسوع حمينا بليز الحمد لله الله يطول بعمر ه أمين يا يسوع سلامة قلبك سيدنا يسوع المسيح قام حقا سلام لا روحك سيدنا يسوع المسيح قام حقا قام حقا قام حقا قام شكرينا الله الرب الشربل الجميع الكل الجميع للناسري الناسري شكرينا الله الرب الناسري ❤🙏🎉❤❤👍🙏🙏🙏🌠🌠🙏🙏💪🙏💪🙏👍🙏🙏💋💋🙏🎉❤❤❤❤🎉❤❤🎉❤❤❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉🙏❤🎉🙏❤🙏🎉❤❤❤❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉
Jesus did not have long hair, as portrayed in the movies, pictures, and media and neither was the son of God puny, skinny, weak, short, with a homeless appearance, dirty, etcetera. Jesus was a perfect man, son of the all mighty God. The movies depict Jesus with a very awful appearance. ● Features: Jesus was a Jew and likely inherited common Semitic traits from his mother. (Hebrews 7:14) It is unlikely that his features were especially distinctive. On one occasion he was able to travel in secret from Galilee to Jerusalem without being recognized. (John 7:10, 11) And he apparently did not stand out even among his closest disciples. Recall that Judas Iscariot had to identify Jesus to the armed crowd that arrested him.-Matthew 26:47-49. ● Hair length: It is unlikely that Jesus’ hair was long, because the Bible says that “long hair is a dishonor to a man.”-1 Corinthians 11:14. In instructions to priests given through the prophet Ezekiel, God commanded that they clip, but not shave, the hair of their heads and that they not wear their hair loose when serving in the temple. -Ezek 44:15, 20. ● Beard: Jesus wore a beard. He followed Jewish law, which prohibited adult males from ‘disfiguring the edges of their beard.’ (Leviticus 19:27; Galatians 4:4) Also, the Bible mentions Jesus’ beard in a prophecy about his suffering.-Isaiah 50:6. ● Body: All indications are that Jesus was physically robust. During his ministry, he traveled many miles. (Matthew 9:35) He cleansed the Jewish temple twice, overturning the tables of money changers, and once drove out livestock with a whip. (Luke 19:45, 46; John 2:14, 15) McClintock and Strong’s Cyclopedia states: “The whole evangelical narrative indicates [Jesus’] sound and vigorous bodily health.”-Volume IV, page 884. ● Facial expressions: Jesus was warm and compassionate, and his facial expressions no doubt reflected this. (Matthew 11:28, 29) People of all sorts sought him out for comfort and help. (Luke 5:12, 13; 7:37, 38) Even children felt at ease in his presence.-Matthew 19:13-15; Mark 9:35-37. Misconceptions about Jesus’ appearance Misconception: Some argue that Jesus must have been of African descent because the book of Revelation compares his hair to wool and his feet to “burnished bronze.”-Revelation 1:14, 15, The New Jerusalem Bible. Fact: The book of Revelation is presented “in signs.” (Revelation 1:1) The description of Jesus’ hair and feet uses symbolic language to illustrate Jesus’ qualities after his resurrection, not to describe his physical appearance when he was on earth. In saying that Jesus’ “head and his hair were white as white wool, as snow,” Revelation 1:14 uses color, not texture, as a point of comparison. This represents his wisdom due to age. (Revelation 3:14) This verse is not comparing the texture of Jesus’ hair to that of wool any more than it is comparing the texture of his hair to that of snow. Jesus’ feet looked “like fine copper when glowing in a furnace.” (Revelation 1:15) Also, his face was “like the sun when it shines at its brightest.” (Revelation 1:16) Since no race has skin color matching these descriptions, this vision must be symbolic, showing the resurrected Jesus as the one “who dwells in unapproachable light.”-1 Timothy 6:16. Misconception: Jesus was weak and frail. Fact: Jesus was manly in his behavior. For example, he boldly identified himself to the armed crowd that came to arrest him. (John 18:4-8) Jesus must also have been physically strong to have worked as a carpenter using manual tools.-Mark 6:3. Why, then, did Jesus need help to carry his torture stake? And why did he die before the others executed with him died? (Luke 23:26; John 19:31-33) Just prior to Jesus’ execution, his body was seriously weakened. He had been up all night, in part because of emotional agony. (Luke 22:42-44) During the night the Jews had mistreated him, and the next morning the Romans had tortured him. (Matthew 26:67, 68; John 19:1-3) Such factors likely hastened his death. Misconception: Jesus was always somber, melancholy. Fact: Jesus perfectly reflected the qualities of his heavenly Father, Jehovah, whom the Bible describes as “the happy God.” (1 Timothy 1:11; John 14:9) In fact, Jesus taught others how to be happy. (Matthew 5:3-9; Luke 11:28) These facts indicate that Jesus often reflected happiness in his facial expressions.
What a barbaric and pointless action. To whip traders and overturn their tables is the work of the worst kind of bruiser. How many of them were injured? Did the gospellers' Christ heal the wounded? And was the problem not the traders but those who ran the temple? Was Mary present buying from the traders as she and Joseph did with their son when he was twelve. The following day the tables would be reset. Of course it did not happen. This foul brutal act is part of the theme of the gospellers’ hate for the Jews.
Will you allow some traders to keep shop inside your house, at the time when Mary and Joseph searching for Jesus in Nazareth church the shops are kept outside the church you can't see in the Bible that between the traders Jesus didn't communicated with the teachers except the priest there was none present but here the traders are selling their goods inside the Church. Without knowing the concept don't put your silly comments. Go and read the Bible First.
If he doesn't do like this the same would happen, you can't able to concentrate on praying all the concentration will be on the goods what we can buy and how to bargain it.
Jesus did not have long hair, as portrayed in the movies, pictures, or media and neither was the son of God puny, skinny, weak, short, or with a homeless appearance, dirty, etcetera. Jesus was a perfect man, son of all mighty God. The movies depict Jesus with a very awful appearance. ● Features: Jesus was a Jew and likely inherited common Semitic traits from his mother. (Hebrews 7:14) It is unlikely that his features were especially distinctive. On one occasion he was able to travel in secret from Galilee to Jerusalem without being recognized. (John 7:10, 11) And he apparently did not stand out even among his closest disciples. Recall that Judas Iscariot had to identify Jesus to the armed crowd that arrested him.-Matthew 26:47-49. ● Hair length: It is unlikely that Jesus’ hair was long, because the Bible says that “long hair is a dishonor to a man.”-1 Corinthians 11:14. In instructions to priests given through the prophet Ezekiel, God commanded that they clip, but not shave, the hair of their heads and that they do not wear their hair loose when serving in the temple. -Ezek 44:15, 20. ● Beard: Jesus wore a beard. He followed Jewish law, which prohibited adult males from ‘disfiguring the edges of their beard.’ (Leviticus 19:27; Galatians 4:4) Also, the Bible mentions Jesus’ beard in a prophecy about his suffering. -Isaiah 50:6. ● Body: All indications are that Jesus was physically robust. During his ministry, he traveled many miles. (Matthew 9:35) He cleansed the Jewish temple twice, overturning the tables of money changers, and once drove out livestock with a whip. (Luke 19:45, 46; John 2:14, 15) McClintock and Strong’s Cyclopedia states: “The whole evangelical narrative indicates [Jesus’] sound and vigorous bodily health.”-Volume IV, page 884. ● Facial expressions: Jesus was warm and compassionate, and his facial expressions no doubt reflected this. (Matthew 11:28, 29) People of all sorts sought him out for comfort and help. (Luke 5:12, 13; 7:37, 38) Even children felt at ease in his presence. -Matthew 19:13-15; Mark 9:35-37. Misconceptions about Jesus’ appearance Misconception: Some argue that Jesus must have been of African descent because the book of Revelation compares his hair to wool and his feet to “burnished bronze.”-Revelation 1:14, 15, The New Jerusalem Bible. Fact: The book of Revelation is presented “in signs.” (Revelation 1:1) The description of Jesus’ hair and feet uses symbolic language to illustrate Jesus’ qualities after his resurrection, not to describe his physical appearance when he was on earth. In saying that Jesus’ “head and his hair were white as white wool, as snow,” Revelation 1:14 uses color, not texture, as a point of comparison. This represents his wisdom due to age. (Revelation 3:14) This verse is not comparing the texture of Jesus’ hair to that of wool any more than it is comparing the texture of his hair to that of snow. Jesus’ feet looked “like fine copper when glowing in a furnace.” (Revelation 1:15) Also, his face was “like the sun when it shines at its brightest.” (Revelation 1:16) Since no race has skin color matching these descriptions, this vision must be symbolic, showing the resurrected Jesus as the one “who dwells in unapproachable light.”-1 Timothy 6:16. Misconception: Jesus was weak and frail. Fact: Jesus was manly in his behavior. For example, he boldly identified himself to the armed crowd that came to arrest him. (John 18:4-8) Jesus must also have been physically strong to have worked as a carpenter using manual tools. -Mark 6:3. Why, then, did Jesus need help to carry his torture stake? And why did he die before the others executed with him died? (Luke 23:26; John 19:31-33) Just prior to Jesus’ execution, his body was seriously weakened. He had been up all night, in part because of emotional agony. (Luke 22:42-44) During the night the Jews had mistreated him, and the next morning the Romans had tortured him. (Matthew 26:67, 68; John 19:1-3) Such factors likely hastened his death. Misconception: Jesus was always somber, melancholy. Fact: Jesus perfectly reflected the qualities of his heavenly Father, Jehovah, whom the Bible describes as “the happy God.” (1 Timothy 1:11; John 14:9) In fact, Jesus taught others how to be happy. (Matthew 5:3-9; Luke 11:28) These facts indicate that Jesus often reflected happiness in his facial expressions.
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شكرا يا يسوع حمينا شكرينا لله الرب الناسري يسوع للناسري💪🙏💪🙏🎉🙏💪💪🙏🌠🙏❤🙏🙏💋💋🎉❤💋❤🎉💋❤🎉❤🎉❤❤🎉💪❤❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉🎉❤
شكرا يا يسوع حمينا الله الرب يسوع شربل الكل الجميع لله الناسري🌠🙏🌠🙏🌠🙏🎉🙏💪🙏💪🙏🙏❤🙏👍💋❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉
شكرا يا يسوع حمينا شكرينا الله الرب الشربل للناسرب للكل للجميع للرب لله يسوع للناسري❤💋💋❤🎉💋💋💪💋💋👍💋💋💋💪💋💪💋❤💋💋🙏💋❤💋💋👍💋💋❤❤❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤🙏❤❤🎉❤🎉❤🙏🙏❤🎉❤🙏❤🙏❤
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شكرا يا يسوع حمينا شكرينا الله الرب الشربل الجميع الكل الناسري الله الرب يسوع الناسري الكل الجميع الشربل الله الرب الناسري يسوع الرب الله الناسريالله الرب الناسري للناسري للنالله للرب للشربل للكل للجميع للرب لله للناسري🙏❤🙏❤❤🎉❤🙏❤❤🌠❤👍❤❤👍❤🌠❤💪❤🙏❤💋❤💋❤💋❤🎉❤🙏❤🎉❤🙏❤🎉❤❤🎉❤💋❤💋❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤
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شكرا يا يسوع حمينا بليز الحمد لله الله يطول بعمر ه أمين يا يسوع سلامة قلبك سيدنا يسوع المسيح قام حقا سلام لا روحك سيدنا يسوع المسيح قام حقا قام حقا قام حقا قام شكرينا الله الرب الشربل الجميع الكل الجميع للناسري الناسري شكرينا الله الرب الناسري ❤🙏🎉❤❤👍🙏🙏🙏🌠🌠🙏🙏💪🙏💪🙏👍🙏🙏💋💋🙏🎉❤❤❤❤🎉❤❤🎉❤❤❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉🙏❤🎉🙏❤🙏🎉❤❤❤❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉
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Jesus did not have long hair, as portrayed in the movies, pictures, and media and neither was the son of God puny, skinny, weak, short, with a homeless appearance, dirty, etcetera. Jesus was a perfect man, son of the all mighty God. The movies depict Jesus with a very awful appearance.
● Features: Jesus was a Jew and likely inherited common Semitic traits from his mother. (Hebrews 7:14) It is unlikely that his features were especially distinctive. On one occasion he was able to travel in secret from Galilee to Jerusalem without being recognized. (John 7:10, 11) And he apparently did not stand out even among his closest disciples. Recall that Judas Iscariot had to identify Jesus to the armed crowd that arrested him.-Matthew 26:47-49.
● Hair length: It is unlikely that Jesus’ hair was long, because the Bible says that “long hair is a dishonor to a man.”-1 Corinthians 11:14. In instructions to priests given through the prophet Ezekiel, God commanded that they clip, but not shave, the hair of their heads and that they not wear their hair loose when serving in the temple. -Ezek 44:15, 20.
● Beard: Jesus wore a beard. He followed Jewish law, which prohibited adult males from ‘disfiguring the edges of their beard.’ (Leviticus 19:27; Galatians 4:4) Also, the Bible mentions Jesus’ beard in a prophecy about his suffering.-Isaiah 50:6.
● Body: All indications are that Jesus was physically robust. During his ministry, he traveled many miles. (Matthew 9:35) He cleansed the Jewish temple twice, overturning the tables of money changers, and once drove out livestock with a whip. (Luke 19:45, 46; John 2:14, 15) McClintock and Strong’s Cyclopedia states: “The whole evangelical narrative indicates [Jesus’] sound and vigorous bodily health.”-Volume IV, page 884.
● Facial expressions: Jesus was warm and compassionate, and his facial expressions no doubt reflected this. (Matthew 11:28, 29) People of all sorts sought him out for comfort and help. (Luke 5:12, 13; 7:37, 38) Even children felt at ease in his presence.-Matthew 19:13-15; Mark 9:35-37. Misconceptions about Jesus’ appearance Misconception: Some argue that Jesus must have been of African descent because the book of Revelation compares his hair to wool and his feet to “burnished bronze.”-Revelation 1:14, 15, The New Jerusalem Bible. Fact: The book of Revelation is presented “in signs.” (Revelation 1:1) The description of Jesus’ hair and feet uses symbolic language to illustrate Jesus’ qualities after his resurrection, not to describe his physical appearance when he was on earth. In saying that Jesus’ “head and his hair were white as white wool, as snow,” Revelation 1:14 uses color, not texture, as a point of comparison. This represents his wisdom due to age. (Revelation 3:14) This verse is not comparing the texture of Jesus’ hair to that of wool any more than it is comparing the texture of his hair to that of snow. Jesus’ feet looked “like fine copper when glowing in a furnace.” (Revelation 1:15) Also, his face was “like the sun when it shines at its brightest.” (Revelation 1:16) Since no race has skin color matching these descriptions, this vision must be symbolic, showing the resurrected Jesus as the one “who dwells in unapproachable light.”-1 Timothy 6:16. Misconception: Jesus was weak and frail. Fact: Jesus was manly in his behavior. For example, he boldly identified himself to the armed crowd that came to arrest him. (John 18:4-8) Jesus must also have been physically strong to have worked as a carpenter using manual tools.-Mark 6:3. Why, then, did Jesus need help to carry his torture stake? And why did he die before the others executed with him died? (Luke 23:26; John 19:31-33) Just prior to Jesus’ execution, his body was seriously weakened. He had been up all night, in part because of emotional agony. (Luke 22:42-44) During the night the Jews had mistreated him, and the next morning the Romans had tortured him. (Matthew 26:67, 68; John 19:1-3) Such factors likely hastened his death. Misconception: Jesus was always somber, melancholy. Fact: Jesus perfectly reflected the qualities of his heavenly Father, Jehovah, whom the Bible describes as “the happy God.” (1 Timothy 1:11; John 14:9) In fact, Jesus taught others how to be happy. (Matthew 5:3-9; Luke 11:28) These facts indicate that Jesus often reflected happiness in his facial expressions.
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What a barbaric and pointless action. To whip traders and overturn their tables is the work of the worst kind of bruiser. How many of them were injured? Did the gospellers' Christ heal the wounded? And was the problem not the traders but those who ran the temple? Was Mary present buying from the traders as she and Joseph did with their son when he was twelve. The following day the tables would be reset. Of course it did not happen. This foul brutal act is part of the theme of the gospellers’ hate for the Jews.
Will you allow some traders to keep shop inside your house, at the time when Mary and Joseph searching for Jesus in Nazareth church the shops are kept outside the church you can't see in the Bible that between the traders Jesus didn't communicated with the teachers except the priest there was none present but here the traders are selling their goods inside the Church. Without knowing the concept don't put your silly comments. Go and read the Bible First.
Church is a peaceful place not a selling place.
If he doesn't do like this the same would happen, you can't able to concentrate on praying all the concentration will be on the goods what we can buy and how to bargain it.
Jesus did not have long hair, as portrayed in the movies, pictures, or media and neither was the son of God puny, skinny, weak, short, or with a homeless appearance, dirty, etcetera. Jesus was a perfect man, son of all mighty God. The movies depict Jesus with a very awful appearance.
● Features: Jesus was a Jew and likely inherited common Semitic traits from his mother. (Hebrews 7:14) It is unlikely that his features were especially distinctive. On one occasion he was able to travel in secret from Galilee to Jerusalem without being recognized. (John 7:10, 11) And he apparently did not stand out even among his closest disciples. Recall that Judas Iscariot had to identify Jesus to the armed crowd that arrested him.-Matthew 26:47-49.
● Hair length: It is unlikely that Jesus’ hair was long, because the Bible says that “long hair is a dishonor to a man.”-1 Corinthians 11:14. In instructions to priests given through the prophet Ezekiel, God commanded that they clip, but not shave, the hair of their heads and that they do not wear their hair loose when serving in the temple. -Ezek 44:15, 20.
● Beard: Jesus wore a beard. He followed Jewish law, which prohibited adult males from ‘disfiguring the edges of their beard.’ (Leviticus 19:27; Galatians 4:4) Also, the Bible mentions Jesus’ beard in a prophecy about his suffering. -Isaiah 50:6.
● Body: All indications are that Jesus was physically robust. During his ministry, he traveled many miles. (Matthew 9:35) He cleansed the Jewish temple twice, overturning the tables of money changers, and once drove out livestock with a whip. (Luke 19:45, 46; John 2:14, 15) McClintock and Strong’s Cyclopedia states: “The whole evangelical narrative indicates [Jesus’] sound and vigorous bodily health.”-Volume IV, page 884.
● Facial expressions: Jesus was warm and compassionate, and his facial expressions no doubt reflected this. (Matthew 11:28, 29) People of all sorts sought him out for comfort and help. (Luke 5:12, 13; 7:37, 38) Even children felt at ease in his presence. -Matthew 19:13-15; Mark 9:35-37. Misconceptions about Jesus’ appearance Misconception: Some argue that Jesus must have been of African descent because the book of Revelation compares his hair to wool and his feet to “burnished bronze.”-Revelation 1:14, 15, The New Jerusalem Bible. Fact: The book of Revelation is presented “in signs.” (Revelation 1:1) The description of Jesus’ hair and feet uses symbolic language to illustrate Jesus’ qualities after his resurrection, not to describe his physical appearance when he was on earth. In saying that Jesus’ “head and his hair were white as white wool, as snow,” Revelation 1:14 uses color, not texture, as a point of comparison. This represents his wisdom due to age. (Revelation 3:14) This verse is not comparing the texture of Jesus’ hair to that of wool any more than it is comparing the texture of his hair to that of snow. Jesus’ feet looked “like fine copper when glowing in a furnace.” (Revelation 1:15) Also, his face was “like the sun when it shines at its brightest.” (Revelation 1:16) Since no race has skin color matching these descriptions, this vision must be symbolic, showing the resurrected Jesus as the one “who dwells in unapproachable light.”-1 Timothy 6:16. Misconception: Jesus was weak and frail. Fact: Jesus was manly in his behavior. For example, he boldly identified himself to the armed crowd that came to arrest him. (John 18:4-8) Jesus must also have been physically strong to have worked as a carpenter using manual tools. -Mark 6:3. Why, then, did Jesus need help to carry his torture stake? And why did he die before the others executed with him died? (Luke 23:26; John 19:31-33) Just prior to Jesus’ execution, his body was seriously weakened. He had been up all night, in part because of emotional agony. (Luke 22:42-44) During the night the Jews had mistreated him, and the next morning the Romans had tortured him. (Matthew 26:67, 68; John 19:1-3) Such factors likely hastened his death. Misconception: Jesus was always somber, melancholy. Fact: Jesus perfectly reflected the qualities of his heavenly Father, Jehovah, whom the Bible describes as “the happy God.” (1 Timothy 1:11; John 14:9) In fact, Jesus taught others how to be happy. (Matthew 5:3-9; Luke 11:28) These facts indicate that Jesus often reflected happiness in his facial expressions.
شكرا يا يسوع حمينا شكرينا الله ربنا الناسري💪💋❤🎉💪❤💋❤👍🌠💋🌠💋💪💋🙏❤🎉💪❤❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤💪❤🎉❤🙏❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉🎉❤