Nowhere in the Old Testament is suggested the crucifixion of a messiah or prophet . The early christians quoted some equivalences so unlikely that they hint more to an ulterior intent of justification "by scriptures" of an embarrassing crucifixión than a free association drawn from the Bible.
I find a curious thing that the mythicists support the prophetic explanation of the gospels, typical of christian fundamentalism, just because they intend to justify the absurd theory that the evangelists thought that Jesus was not a man (deified). In Spain we say that sometimes los extremos se tocan (extremes meet one another). It fits here.
This is the most imbecilic illogic you have written so far.
The writers of the NT thought the OT had those things.... the OT does not have to be saying what THEY THOUGHT it was saying for THEM TO BELIEVE IT.
All that proves is that they were stupid and interpreted the OT incorrectly.
But that does not refute the fact that THEY BELIEVED IT and accordingly fabricated their
epistles and gospels fables to REFLECT THEIR BELIEFS.
Let me see if I can explain this in terms you might understand better....
They misinterpreted the OT as describing a messiah that will die and suffer for the people and be killed.
So they believed that stuff.
So they forged their tall tales around that belief.
You coming in the 21st century arguing that the OT does not say such stuff is ONLY USEFUL in showing that the NT fabricators were misguided.... but not that they could not have believed it since they very obviously did so because they said so right there in the fairy tales they wrote.
So now
you come up with a hypothesis that they only used the OT as a POST HOC excuse to alleviate their cognitive dissonance of having had their believed messiah killed and thus looked through the OT to justify it.
Well done.... nice hypothesis.... but a hypothesis nevertheless because YOU WERE NOT THERE and you could not have known what really happened... the only source of details about what is alleged to have happened is the writings of those people you are now saying were just fabricating stuff post hoc and were rationalizing.... in other words YOU ARE RATIONALIZING their rationalizations.
Do you get that????
You are rationalizing what you claim to have been a rationalization!!!
Do you understand that???
Your only source of information is the NT!!!!
You have no way of knowing what is what if it were not for the NT!!!!
Now you come along and CIRCULARLY UNREASON that the NT is wrong and the writers were wrong and hypothesize YOUR OWN VERSION OF EVENTS.
YOU ARE MAKING UP THINGS about made up things!!!
You are RATIONALIZING FAIRY TALES!!!
Have you considered that according to the FAIRY TALES the people who were supposedly there and believed in the killed messiah were not OT experts and most of them couldn't even read or write.
So YOUR HYPOTHESIS that they went searching the OT to justify the death of their false messiah is VERY VERY UNLIKELY given they did not know how to read or write and did not speak Greek or Hebrew.
Ahistoricists propose an alternative hypothesis that the story was fabricated by "Paul" and others after him who knew how to read and write and knew Greek and the Septuagint OT very well and thus have known Isiah and the Psalms and other "scriptures" very well and must have therefore used them to fabricate their FAIRY TALE.
Are you the only one allowed to hypothesize about the fairy tales called the NT?
Why do you deny other people their hypothesizing rights?
You saying this
I find a curious thing that the mythicists support the prophetic explanation of the gospels, typical of christian fundamentalism, just because they intend to justify the absurd theory that the evangelists thought that Jesus was not a man (deified). In Spain we say that sometimes los extremos se tocan (extremes meet one another). It fits here.
Is a typical
modern day MYTH-MAKER asinine casuistry and pathetic apologetic sophistry.
The historical pathetic nothing of a nobody Jesus HYPOTHESIS is nothing but a MODERN DAY MYTH MAKING process.... a REENACTMENT of the ancient myth making one that created the now known to be an embarrassingly impossible magical ill begotten son of a ghostly 1/3rd of a magical sky daddy.