rickps
Thinker
This thread has risen from the dead!!!! I thought it was nailed down. Or did those nails float away as well?
Just out of curiosity, which St James found the nail in Paris?
In the original text, http://aristean.org/pahayag082.htm , it says San Tiago, or in English, Saint James. Most likely, it is the apostle James, the son of Zebedee and the brother of the apostle John. Saint James might have been to his way to Spain to spread the teachings of Jesus. Paris is between Israel and Spain.
Pontius Pilate is a contemporary of Jesus and might have died during the first century AD.
He almost certainly did, but not in Judaea. He was not a Judaean, but very probably an Italian, possibly a Samnite. He was recalled to Rome in 36 AD and ceased to be governor of Judaea.... Pontius Pilate is a contemporary of Jesus and might have died during the first century AD.
How did the Pharisees get hold of Pilate's remains? ( Enc. Brit.) What then happened is not known, but he certainly didn't go back to Judaea. So did the Pharisees get his body back from Rome and mummify it in case they needed it to quell a storm? Or if he was still unburied, where on earth did this all happen? Pharisees were probably not encouraged to wander about Italy throwing the unburied remains of Roman aristocrats into the sea.
Pontius Pilate was a golem, created by Jesus when He was 12 years old.
Please see timeline during the time of Jesus at http://aristean.org/wp055.htm .
Pontius Pilate was a golem, created by Jesus when He was 12 years old. He became the adopted son of Emperor Tiberius Caesar who reigned from 20 BC to 2 AD. During the reign of Tiberius Caesar, he appointed his adopted son, Pontius Pilate, as Governor of Judea, who reigned for ten years from 6 BC to 4 AD. Jesus was crucified on 1 BC during their reigns.
How did the Pharisees get hold of Pilates remains?
I do not know but he must have died in Israel for the Pharisees to get hold of his remains.
Already done the last time you presented this malarkey. It's still wrong.Please see timeline during the time of Jesus at http://aristean.org/wp055.htm .
Wrong.Pontius Pilate was a golem,
Wrong.created by Jesus when He was 12 years old.
Wrong.He became the adopted son of Emperor Tiberius Caesar
Wrong.who reigned from 20 BC to 2 AD.
During the reign of Tiberius Caesar, he appointed his adopted son, Pontius Pilate, as Governor of Judea,
Wrong.who reigned for ten years from 6 BC to 4 AD.
Wrong.Jesus was crucified on 1 BC during their reigns.
After his time in Judea he was recalled to Rome, so wrong yet again.How did the Pharisees get hold of Pilates remains? I do not know but he must have died in Israel for the Pharisees to get hold of his remains.
No evidence for this most improbable occurrence is to be found in the New Testament.... Pontius Pilate was a golem, created by Jesus when He was 12 years old.
14 - 37 AD in fact.He became the adopted son of Emperor Tiberius Caesar who reigned from 20 BC to 2 AD.
Dismissed from office 36 AD.During the reign of Tiberius Caesar, he appointed his adopted son, Pontius Pilate, as Governor of Judea, who reigned for ten years from 6 BC to 4 AD.
How about, he didn't die in Judaea (there was no "Israel" at that time) and they didn't get hold of his remains?How did the Pharisees get hold of Pilates remains? I do not know but he must have died in Israel for the Pharisees to get hold of his remains.
The nail that floated in the sea is found in http://aristean.org/pahayag082.htm in the original Filipino text. The transcription came from tape k15b, 13:32-15:16.
That nail that floated went to Paris, France is called Clavo Santo or Holy Nail. When Pontius Pilate died and was to be buried, the storm, earthquake, and flooding did not stop. What the Pharisees did was threw the corpse of Pontius Pilate into the sea but the storm, earthquake, and flooding even became intense. What they did was threw one of the nails into the sea and the weather calmed down. The nail floated to Paris and was found by Saint James. There, it was praised because there is no nail that can float.
In the original text, http://aristean.org/pahayag082.htm , it says San Tiago, or in English, Saint James. Most likely, it is the apostle James, the son of Zebedee and the brother of the apostle John. Saint James might have been to his way to Spain to spread the teachings of Jesus. Paris is between Israel and Spain.
Pontius Pilate is a contemporary of Jesus and might have died during the first century AD.
Please see timeline during the time of Jesus at http://aristean.org/wp055.htm .
Pontius Pilate was a golem, created by Jesus when He was 12 years old. He became the adopted son of Emperor Tiberius Caesar who reigned from 20 BC to 2 AD. During the reign of Tiberius Caesar, he appointed his adopted son, Pontius Pilate, as Governor of Judea, who reigned for ten years from 6 BC to 4 AD. Jesus was crucified on 1 BC during their reigns.
How did the Pharisees get hold of Pilates remains? I do not know but he must have died in Israel for the Pharisees to get hold of his remains.
Bringing logical progression into this discussion is like trying to teach your water polo pony to use a football bat.
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Regarding ‘any corroborating documents for your “floating nails” hypothesis’, I think there is none other than what the spirit of Ama said.
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A spirit revealed that four nails were used for the hands and feet of Jesus when He was crucified. The nails were eight-sided, “octobado”. They had been retrieved from Jerusalem by Saint Helena, the mother of Emperor Constantine. It is incredible because the nails made of steel floated on the water and were brought to different places – Karpentas, Rome, Milan, and Paris.
Do I believe this? The story is also found at “Awit at salaysay ng Pasiong Mahal” (in Filipino) read and sang during Holy Week in the Philippines. Any comments?
The old blind woman's voice changes into Jesus'. We all know it is impossible to change ones voice. Miracle!Oh man I'm way late to this party, how does this 'spirit' speak? Does it have vocal cords or is it all done with some crazy cosmic telepathy?
Oh man I'm way late to this party, how does this 'spirit' speak? Does it have vocal cords or is it all done with some crazy cosmic telepathy?
This fairy tale is bull ****. Nails don't float, except in silly made-up stories. Nobody buys the crap your false prophet is making up.
The nail that floated in the sea is found in http://aristean.org/pahayag082.htm in the original Filipino text.
The transcription came from tape k15b, 13:32-15:16.
That nail that floated went to Paris, France is called Clavo Santo or Holy Nail.
When Pontius Pilate died and was to be buried, the storm, earthquake, and flooding did not stop.
What the Pharisees did was threw the corpse of Pontius Pilate into the sea but the storm, earthquake, and flooding even became intense.
What they did was threw one of the nails into the sea and the weather calmed down.
The nail floated to Paris and was found by Saint James.
There, it was praised because there is no nail that can float.
The old blind woman's voice changes into Jesus'. We all know it is impossible to change ones voice. Miracle!
Good for ol' Ka Apaz. How else is an old blind lady going to make a comfortable life for herself and her family?