Did he hate them or did he use them ?

[Catfish]

Originally Posted by Jeff-Groves

I heard they [the jews] killed Jesus.
Pretty sure it was a FaceBook thing I saw that on.
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Of course, it was Judah who betrayed Jesus with his kiss. The killing was done by the romans though.

[Jeff-Groves]

Originally Posted by Catfish

Of course, it was Judah who betrayed Jesus with his kiss. The killing was done by the romans though.

Now your just blending fact with perceived historical prejudice.

Haters gonna hate ya know?

[Catfish]

Originally Posted by Jeff-Groves

[...] Haters gonna hate ya know?

I know

[Sailor Steve]

Originally Posted by Catfish

Of course, it was Judah who betrayed Jesus with his kiss. The killing was done by the romans though.

On the other hand the argument goes that the Romans didn't care one way or the other, and the Sanhedrin wanted him dead but were prohibited by Roman law from carrying out executions.

Just sayin'.

[Catfish]

^ imagine what happened if Jesus would emerge today, in Israel.

[mapuc]

I stand corrected.

The correct words should have been.

He did not only hate them, he also toke advantage of the problems in the society where the Jews was blamed by the Germans for having lost WWI and other problems.

I know that the Jews have been haunted and hated for more than 2000 years.

What I meant was that Hitler wasn't the first person who used the Jews and or the Jewish society for the problem his country was in.
And the earliest I can remember and have read was from this period 800th century(trying to remember exact year)and if it was in The kingdom of the Franks.


Markus

[Platapus]

A good way to get people to support you is to convince them that their problems are caused by someone else.

[Jeff-Groves]

Originally Posted by Platapus

A good way to get people to support you is to convince them that their problems are caused by someone else.

Your right!
Marcus and Sailor Steve are clouding the issue and causing problems.

[Sailor Steve]

Originally Posted by Platapus

A good way to get people to support you is to convince them that their problems are caused by someone else.

James Madison said much the same thing.

So did Hermann Goering.

[Dowly]

Originally Posted by Sailor Steve

On the other hand the argument goes that the Romans didn't care one way or the other, and the Sanhedrin wanted him dead but were prohibited by Roman law from carrying out executions.

Generally in these situations the Romans began to care when something threatened public order. Seems like Jesus' crucifixion was one such instance. Judea was bit of a powder keg to begin with, so all troublesome people were quickly taken care of by various means.