Isus cel istoric | |
Una din cele mai vechi reprezentări ale tânărului Isus. (Frescă din secolul al III-lea, Catacombele din Roma) | |
Date personale | |
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Născut | Nazaret, Districtul de Nord, Israel |
Decedat | [1] Ierusalim, Roman Palestine(d) |
Cauza decesului | pedeapsa cu moartea (răstignire) |
Părinți | Iosif din Nazaret Fecioara Maria |
Frați și surori | Iacob cel Drept Iosif[*] Iuda[*] Simon[*] |
Etnie | evreu |
Religie | iudaism |
Ocupație | predicator |
Locul desfășurării activității | Galileea Provincia Iudeea |
Limbi vorbite | Jewish Palestinian Aramaic[*] Ebraica biblică arhaică Limba greacă comună |
Activitate | |
Profesor pentru | Iacob cel Drept, Simon Petru |
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Isus sau Iisus (în aramaică ישוע, Ieșu, în ebraică יֵשׁוּעַ, Ieșua arhaic Iehoșua, grecizat Ἰησοῦς, Iesous, latinizat Iesus; n. ca. 4 î.e.n.,[4][5][6] probabil Nazaret[7][8][9][10] — d. 30 e.n. sau 33 e.n.[4], Ierusalim) a fost un predicator evreu din Galileea, Iudeea, care a trăit în timpul ocupației romane a Israelului și care a fost crucificat în Ierusalim în jurul anului 30 sau 33, sub guvernarea lui Ponțiu Pilat.[11][12][13]
Isus a fost în viața reală liderul unei „secte apocaliptice evreiești marginale”.[14][15][16][17][18][19]
That means a Jesus of Nazareth constructed using the same kinds of historical tools as historians would use to construct the historical George Washington, the historical Socrates, the historical Plato, the historical Abraham Lincoln. That’s a construction though. Those theoretical points are very important because when I talk about the historical Jesus you cannot think, like most popular people think, that what I’m talking about is the real Jesus, the Jesus as he really was, or certainly not the Jesus of Christian faith. [...] And so you kind of think in your popular mindset, well, why wouldn't kings who lived during the time of Jesus have heard about him and know about him? He did all these miraculous deeds; wouldn't he have been world famous? In fact a lot of modern people have the same idea. They're very surprised when they realize that Jesus actually--nobody knew anything about him in his lifetime. They say, but he did all these miracles and the Gospel--these crowds that followed him and these kinds of things, wouldn't that really have made the headlines of the time? You say, well there actually were a lot of miracle workers running around the ancient world. There were a lot of prophets; there were a lot of people claiming to raise the dead. It wasn't that unusual a thing. So, no, Jesus wasn't famous during his own lifetime.
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marginal Jewish apocalyptic cult
Yet some such belief was a central feature of the apocalyptic cult to which the followers of Jesus belonged. The outbursts of chiliasm that recur throughout western history are heretical reversions to Christian origins.
The Christian movement might have started as an apocalyptic sect within Judaism and it was initially contained within the mother religion.44 44. Tripolitis, Religions of the Hellenistic-Roman Age, 92.
Jesus' literacy remains disputed, as is the nature of his teaching, yet most scholars regard Jesus' message as heavily apocalyptic.
The Christian movement began as an apocalyptic sect within Judaism.
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