So you want me to research the Talmud, find the exact place where it says Joseph is Mary's uncle, and when I show you where that is you say it doesn't matter anyway. No thanks. You have made the claim, back it up.
It's one of the first stops in the world. lol
Paul's first missions trip Acts 13:4-14:28
Paul' second trips Acts 15:40-18:23a
Paul' third trips Acts 18:23b-20:3a
Paul' s journey under arrest Acts 27:12 - 28:31 Paul's last destination, not first.
Matt 4:13, He dwelt there.
There are good bible sites available on the web if you don't have one. Should have checked it first -
Matt 4:12 Now when Jesus had heard that John was cast into prison, he departed into Galilee;
13* And leaving Nazareth, he came and dwelt in Capernaum, which is upon the sea coast, in the borders of Zabulon and Nephthalim:
He didn't depart from Nazareth UNTIL he recieved news of John the Baptist's death.
Jesus was the only one asked for it.
No the question was directed to Peter, not Jesus, explained the details upthread.
You said it doesn't matter. Why go through the trouble?
Only if to have additional laughs at the gullibility of some individuals. But then if you can't pony up. . . . . .
You have made the claim, back it up.Why? It doesn't matter anyway. You said so.
Paul' s journey under arrest Acts 27:12 - 28:31 Paul's last destination, not first.
It's certainly one of the first in the world.
There are good bible sites available on the web if you don't have one. Should have checked it first - Matt 4:12 Now when Jesus had heard that John was cast into prison, he departed into Galilee; 13* And leaving Nazareth, he came and dwelt in Capernaum, which is upon the sea coast, in the borders of Zabulon and Nephthalim: He didn't depart from Nazareth UNTIL he recieved news of John the Baptist's death.
Then why did He say He he wasn't liable for the tax? He had the fish get the coin so as to not offend the tax collector. The coin never passed from Jesus' hand to the tax collector.
No the question was directed to Peter, not Jesus, explained the details upthread.
Yes, but the tax was asked of Jesus.
Only if to have additional laughs at the gullibility of some individuals. But then if you can't pony up. . .
I'm not spending hours doing reasearch and just have you say they're liars and forgers. I'll show in the bible and that's it. Anything else you can find on your own. I don't care if you believe me on the historical stuff. You've made some outrageous claims to support your theory so it's gone beyond the realm of intelligent conversation. You say that Jesus never taught before the age of 30...proven false with Jesus at 12 in the temple with the rabbis. You say that Jesus spent 18 years learning carpentry to the point where He had no time to teach. You say no one could teach before the age of 30 according to Jewish law, and that's ridiculous because that would mean that even conversations about spiritualty were banned.
Where's one shred of evidence that Jesus spent a majority of His time in Judaea between the ages of 12 and 30?