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Why was Jesus arrested before his crucifixion? Dr. Bart Ehrman discusses the translation of λῃστής (léstés), and the significance of the naked boy Jesus was found in the park with.

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souloma1 year ago

Bring back Ammon Hillman

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Larry Picantelitz1 year ago

What a waste of 14 minutes, Danny.

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D’nice ✨1 year ago

This guy is a weirdo.

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JohnnyAlex1 year ago

This is shit for cunts.

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JonesTech1 year ago

He's correct about inferring meaning thru context. Here, λῃστής shifts to mean 'revolutionary'. The Sanhedrin framed Jesus - ὁ βασιλεὺς τῶν Ἰουδαίων - as a rebel against Roman rule to justify his arrest. Roman authorities often used the label "bandits" to delegitimize their cause, framing them as criminals instead of political actors. Crucifixion was used to deter further rebellion.

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Jacob John Moreno (The Book of Zoe)1 year ago

I love how Dr. Ehrman doubled down on “χριστος” not being a drug term. He 100% was unaware of that source you provided, even after claiming he reads Greek everyday and specifically stating he read Euripides that morning!

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idontrecall21 year ago

🤔

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Destiny Rezendes1 year ago

Revelations said men would come along to change the word of God…. Have faith in Jesus Christ. 💜✝️

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Mark1 year ago

Okay, so this is setting up nicely for Ammon and Bart to have a face off. That would be EPIC!

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