Why did the Christian messiah fail to fulfill the messianic prophecies?

Sheesh.More nonsense and irrelevancy.

What is so funny is all the folk posting about what the authors of the passages used as prophesy thought or intended. That of course is irrelevant. Jews decided about 2000 years ago that Jesus was not the Jewish Messiah and that has still not changed.The issue is whether or not the Christian Apologists that try to connect Jesus with passages from the Jewish writings can support their assertions. So far I have never found any capable of making a convincing argument supporting Jesus fulfilling Old Testament passage that was not patently and intentionally contrived.

Sadly so. It is a forced attempt to pretend that Jesus is the Jewish Messiah when all that is needed is a celebration of a Christian Messiah. It is a mighty effort to create a failure.Edited by jar, : appalin spallin might ----> mighty

Yet you have still failed to show any evidence of any such prophecies, rather all you have done is pervert what is written and taken passages out of context. You are still trying the old Carny Con game of palming the pea and misdirection but unfortunately for you there are people here who actually read the Bible and know you are just making stuff up.

There is no such thing as the Christos Angle except in the delusions of some Christian nutjobs.There is nothing in the Book of Micah about Jesus except in the delusions of some Christian nutjobs.Sorry Charley, you lose.

The idea that Giza is some center of the landmass of the Earth is yet another vestige of ignorance. It was based on old maps and old data. Today, with GIS, GPS and computer mapping systems a far more precise and accurate positioning can be achieved and it turns out that the Centroid of all land mass is actually on the eastern coast of Romania, most likely at the Esmahan Sultan Mosque built by the daughter of Selim II.And the Great Pyramid at Giza still has absolutely nothing to do with Jesus or why he failed to fulfill the messianic prophecies.

There is no such thing except in the minds of the deluded and con men.

Bullshit.Simply Bullshit.Nothing but Bullshit.And again it has absolutely nothing to do with the fact that Jesus is not, was not, will never be the Hebrew Messiah.

There is nothing related to Jesus in Daniel 9. Only a dishonest apologist can pretend Daniel is about Jesus.

Correct on both points.Edited by jar, : fix quote

Larsen may well be a great lawyer but either he is utterly ignorant about star gazing or utterly dishonest.The facts are that even if Jupiter did appear over Bethlehem (something impossible to determine by people distant from Bethlehem) within six hours it would no longer be over Bethlehem but rather at the horizon.The video is a classic example of "Preaching to the Choir" and marketing to those who have decided to be willfully ignorant.There are a very limited number of stars or other objects that remain in any one direction even in the sky and none that remain over any one spot on earth.The video is only evidence that there really is a sucker born every minute.

I've done better Faith; I've actually watch the night skies. And I do not assign perfidies to Christians since I myself am a Christian. What I try to do is to point out the perversion of reality and the Bible and history and biology and astronomy that many ignorant Christians post.He made shit up and the willfully ignorant bought what he marketed.Stop watching videos and start watching reality.

Of course it did. It certainly provided convincing evidence the man is just making shit up, has no understanding of reality, of Earth movement or objects in the sky at night. He may not be a fool since folk actually watch his silly video but that does not change the fact that it is simply absurd.Sorry Faith but once again Reality trumps Fantasy Videos.

The something special is that it can be marketed. Just like Santa with the bucket collecting coins. Put Jesus on one corner with a bucket and Santa on the other corner and guess who will collect the most money?

Also the Magi are depicted as educated people. Even at the time of Christ and for thousands of years before Christ people understood celestial movements. A great example is the racetrack at Stonehenge which was built right around the time the Garden of Eden was supposed to exist.The Magi would have been way to smart to try to follow the planet Jupiter anywhere and from a distance of 700 miles away it would be impossible to tell that it was over any given place.Regardless, as far as the Magi were concerned any town on any line made between where they were and where Jupiter appeared during the observation would be valid.The story is pure folk myth.