Exploring My Strange Bible Resurrection as a Way of Life Part 1: A New Vision
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Oct 2, 2017 The discussion centers on the intriguing story of two disciples who fail to recognize the resurrected Jesus on the road to Emmaus. It highlights how preconceived notions can blind people to deeper truths. There’s a fascinating exploration of visual representations of Jesus and their impact on belief. The narrative also emphasizes humility, encouraging listeners to confront their own assumptions. Ultimately, it explores the transformative nature of recognizing Jesus' true identity and the profound implications of the resurrection.
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Images of Jesus
- Warner Sallman's "Head of Christ" is a widely reproduced, European-looking image of Jesus.
- Forensic reconstructions suggest Jesus likely had darker features, challenging our preconceptions.
Seeing Jesus
- We come to Jesus with pre-loaded assumptions about who he is.
- To truly see Jesus, we must expose and challenge these assumptions, or we remain blind to his true nature.
Shattered Hopes
- The disciples' view of redemption was tied to political liberation from Roman oppression.
- Jesus' crucifixion shattered their hopes, as it contradicted their understanding of a victorious Messiah.