What a fool and tool.
So because of what may have happened in Jesus’ time, that means we have to have amnesty for illegal aliens and have open borders???? What is the connection??? What reasoning ability do these people use????
Jesus fled to Egypt?
Perpetual heretic BS. Jesus was...homeless, poor, grew up in a single-parent home, supported taxing the rich, healed the centurion’s gay servant [surely you have read THAT one]...and now he’s an illegal alien.
The Lord has His own way of dealing with slander, so it would be best to step aside and let Him handle it in accordance with His will.
Jesus also went back home.
The Goth and Huns were illegal aliens too...
God told Joseph to go to Egypt. He would not have told him to do something illegal. Just ugh. Wait til the Zpope comes next week with his misinterpretation of the Catevhism.
I’m a baby boomer but really enough with this generation ruining everything
According to Alex griswold:
The Gospel of Matthew does indeed tell of Jesus, May, and Joseph fleeing from Bethlehem to Egypt to avoid the evil King Herod. But at the time, Egypt and Palestine weren’t different countries; they were both Roman provinces. In that light, the Holy Family’s flight to Egypt is less like sneaking into Texas from Mexico, and more like sneaking into Texas from New Mexico. In short, he may have been a “migrant” very broadly speaking, but never an immigrant.
In any case, it’s perfectly possible the Holy Family went through the legal channels, meaning they wouldn’t be “undocumented” in any sense; the narrative just never says one way of the other”
Alexander Griswold is a research assistant at the Institute on Religion and Democracy. Alexander graduated from the University of Notre Dame with a degree in political science and a minor in philosophy. @HashtagGriswold
For one thing, Jesus only “rebelled” against the perversion of the faith.
He wasn’t “sticking it to da man...”
I doubt that when Joseph and Mary took their child to Egypt after being tipped off that the King had ordered the KILLING of all male children of the stated age, that they went on Egyptian welfare, social security, etc... Or VOTED for the democrat Pharoah. Lol.
The whole argument is ridiculous.
Sometimes you just have to answer their stupid questions. Yes, if Jesus came across the Mexican border, key word - illegally, that would make him illegal. Trees are trees, and blue is blue.
He was INDEED documented.
In the Gospel of Matthew.
If that isn’t “Documentation”, i don’t know what is!
NO, he is the Son of God!!
its hilarious some of the things these people can come up with, completely making up things or reinterpreting scripture to suit their personal or political agenda...
“For if he that cometh preacheth another Jesus, whom we have not preached, or if ye receive another spirit, which ye have not received, or another gospel, which ye have not accepted ....” and so forth....
The guy sounds like another graduate of the “close cover before striking” school of divinity.
Mary and Joseph went to Bethlehem in accordance with Roman law so they could be counted in the yearly Roman census and taxed accordingly. Jesus was born in Bethlehem making him a citizen or legal resident if you will of Judea, which at the time was a Roman province. So how does that make him an illegal alien? Mary and Joseph fled to Egypt because they were warned by an angel that Herod’s soldiers were searching for the child who had been called ‘The King of the Jews’’ in order to kill him ( “The Slaughter of The Innocents’’). They remained in Egypt for forty days and then returned to to Judea. This guy’s a loon.
Ryan Ellers is no spokesman for the Great I Am, in fact, he represents the devil.
This is a classic tactic of Satan, to destract, deflect and deceive.
Oh look, another proclaimed cleric who clearly hasn’t bothered to read the bible!
Funny how so many people know about Jesus without ever bothering to read the only primary sources about him.
A pastor? How many other lies has he told in the name of Jesus?
I thought Jesus was supposed to stay out of public policy decisions.
This kind of theological crap is left over from the 70's.