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I watched the passion of the christ and i dont understand why he had holes in his hands when he was resurrected. Is this to show that wounds run deep? Also, after Jesus was resurrected where did he go? Was there like a gateway to heaven?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.There is a line of thought that says he didn't die on the cross, but recovered, and as I don't believe that he was the son of god, or supernatural in any way, I think that's what really happened.
However, to answer your question, according to the official story, the resurrection meant he came back to life so his body was real - he wasn't a ghost - so he would still have borne the marks of the nails on his hands (although, in reality, the nails would have been put through his wrists). Forty days after the rescurrection he was taken up (or ascended) bodily into heaven - so it seems he just floated up into the sky and was gone.
However, to answer your question, according to the official story, the resurrection meant he came back to life so his body was real - he wasn't a ghost - so he would still have borne the marks of the nails on his hands (although, in reality, the nails would have been put through his wrists). Forty days after the rescurrection he was taken up (or ascended) bodily into heaven - so it seems he just floated up into the sky and was gone.
He went to Kashmir where his tomb still lies . At the base of his Sarcophagis there are casts made of his feet that show the holes from nails. there is no way he would have crossed Europe and went to France, that would have been suicide, Romans everywhere. It makes sense that he went in the other direction.
I read about a couple of years ago but i have no idea where.
But this Dali lama wasn't born there and visited kashmir ithe first time when he was young, this was about the time as Jesus's birth. He appaently stayed there for a while, went away and came back, lived for many years and then died. The dates apparently correspond with Jesus's comings and goings in Jerusalem.
But this Dali lama wasn't born there and visited kashmir ithe first time when he was young, this was about the time as Jesus's birth. He appaently stayed there for a while, went away and came back, lived for many years and then died. The dates apparently correspond with Jesus's comings and goings in Jerusalem.
Happy Zombie Jesus Day!
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I have a book here called 'The Lost Years of Jesus', and apparently there's a very strong tradition in Tibet & Nepal that Jesus (Issa) travelled there and studied the Vedas between the ages of 13 and 29, and also worked as a teacher there and in India. There may well be something in all this.
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I have a book here called 'The Lost Years of Jesus', and apparently there's a very strong tradition in Tibet & Nepal that Jesus (Issa) travelled there and studied the Vedas between the ages of 13 and 29, and also worked as a teacher there and in India. There may well be something in all this.