Jesus's Human Moments

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Jesus's Human Moments Christanon 10/05/18 (Fri) 18:14:16 1dfb25 No.710568

Why did Jesus freak out when Simon was sleeping and angry mob at the door? Is this not a lack of faith? He handles it nicely, but seems very human of him.

Also, earlier, he asks disciples if they have anything to eat, and he curse the fig tree in frustration. Quite human. He turns it a lesson which is brilliant though.

Any other human moments?

pic unrelated

Christanon 10/05/18 (Fri) 18:29:27 a6af85 No.710574

>>710568

It was for our sakes.

Christanon 10/05/18 (Fri) 19:44:38 45987d No.710599

>>710568

John 11:35, two words, yet very human

Jesus wept

Christanon 10/05/18 (Fri) 19:53:53 86c8ce No.710605

Jesus was contemplating all the suffering, degeneracy, and evil in the world from it's inception to it's end, including all of the people who his sacrifice would be made in vain for. He was contemplating his betrayal rejection and the self inflicted damnation of his own creatures

Christanon 10/05/18 (Fri) 22:11:23 7befaf No.710656

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Reminder that despite all that he never sinned once.

He cursed the fig tree for not fruiting when it should have, a warning against not giving when you should. Pic related.

Christanon 10/06/18 (Sat) 18:21:59 712e4a No.710852

>>710599

I always wondered why he wept

Christanon 10/06/18 (Sat) 18:58:25 c1f19f No.710873

Was Jesus the smartest man who ever lived?

Christanon 10/07/18 (Sun) 20:19:48 558072 No.711269

He didn't freak out. He was just sad and disappointed in His disciples than later abandoned Him.

Christanon 10/07/18 (Sun) 21:02:30 f6df37 No.711280

>>710656

It was in fulfillment of the prophecy in Habbakuk, spiritual fruit comes before physical.

>>710873

God is not bound by IQ.

>>710852

Death is an evil, and who wants to see their children suffer?

>>710568

These aren't "human moments", the fig tree was in fulfillment of a prophecy in Habbakuk about the Old Israel.

As for St. Peter, even those who knew Christ as the Son of God were subjected to imperfections, as we do now.

Christanon 10/07/18 (Sun) 22:33:47 b731ed No.711316

This is pretty heretical. Are you a Nestorian?

Christanon 10/07/18 (Sun) 23:10:12 a7c187 No.711338

>>710873

Jesus is also known as the Wisdom of God (which is God), so yes he is the pinnacle of all wisdom

Christanon 10/09/18 (Tue) 06:34:06 087e54 No.712054

>>710568

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hZqYx8bfz40

It is not a bad thing for Christ to have moments in which he acts human. It is proof that his story is not a fabrication, but an actual testimony to his life. Though Christ was of divine character, he still lived as a man and had the body of a man. It makes perfect sense for him to at times react as a man might, because he is living the role of a human so that his sacrifice can be painful, which is the entire point.