"My God, My God, why hast thou forsaken me?">What could he have meant by this?>Did he lose faith?>Did God abandon him at the very last?Fast-backwards to Psalm 22

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Christanon 11/28/18 (Wed) 07:14:45 db4d63 No.733648

"My God, My God, why hast thou forsaken me?"

>What could he have meant by this?

>Did he lose faith?

>Did God abandon him at the very last?

Fast-backwards to Psalm 22

Christanon 11/28/18 (Wed) 07:36:14 ede1f5 No.733652

What comes to my mind is King David when he was outcast in the wilderness writing those Psalms. Anyways, that's just my take

Christanon 11/28/18 (Wed) 08:33:09 ed139e No.733670

Two wills.

Christanon 11/28/18 (Wed) 08:41:44 d0a911 No.733672

>>733648

Being crucified hurts. Also Jesus might have expected that while conquering death thing to be a little bit less uncomfortable given his being divine. Though if you work tbe the assumption he lost faith at that moment and was actually a normal man who died terrified and awake he was wrong without time to confess to his deluded followers who proceeded to buy a lie for millennia, you can. I mean, nobody will agree with you, but you can

Christanon 11/28/18 (Wed) 08:53:07 142142 No.733678

>>733672

I'm just glad Jesus showed up.

Christanon 11/28/18 (Wed) 10:08:05 db4d63 No.733692

>>733678

>two followers of Christ leave Jerusalem in shattered hearts and souls after their Messiah was brutally murdered by the corrupt establishment

>Jesus walks up to them after conquering death, the world and all of its evils forever

>Jesus walks up on them calm and cool as if it were Monday

>asks them what happened as if he weren't there in the first place

>yanks them on for a good stretch of road before revealing himself reborn

>guys left jawless and their lives changed forever

And they say Jesus never smiled.

Christanon 11/28/18 (Wed) 14:33:32 93da96 No.733739

>>733692

God i wish that happened to me

Christanon 11/28/18 (Wed) 14:39:08 f245ac No.733743

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>>733716

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Christanon 11/28/18 (Wed) 14:48:30 db4d63 No.733746

>>733744

There's little to deny.

It could have been all a lie, maybe a lie behind a lie, maybe even part truth or everything really did happen.

But what does your faith say?

Christanon 11/28/18 (Wed) 15:00:35 db4d63 No.733750

>>733749

I couldn't care less what jews think.

The rest sounds like gnostic pseudotheology and indo paganism.

Christanon 11/28/18 (Wed) 15:02:23 90ebe0 No.733751

It was the moment he took on all of our sins and God the Father turned away from him, imo

Christanon 11/28/18 (Wed) 15:03:39 db4d63 No.733752

>>733751

I think it has to deal also, if not more, with God turning away from us all and then back again.

Christanon 11/28/18 (Wed) 15:29:32 22cb7e No.733768

>>733744

>I can't into the English

>So I just the grug talk instead

Christanon 11/28/18 (Wed) 16:47:53 05de2d No.733798

>>733716

Docetists get out

Christanon 11/28/18 (Wed) 19:30:06 d860f6 No.733838

He was in pain just as king David since Jesus is too a truly human being. And the end of the psalm is an happy ending where David says he trusts in the Lord so they are encouraging words to us.

>Did God abandon him at the very last?

God can't abandon Himself.

Christanon 11/28/18 (Wed) 20:40:10 08a218 No.733857

Good question.