Peter1000
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You are making my point. The Vikings landed in North America and if what you say is true, and the natives in NA thought the Vikings were gods, then even this far north, the true event in Central America had an impact in natives as far north as Maine.No, however, Vikings, are recorded as landing in the Americas, and all that has been shown to you, they arrived by ships. Records indicate they apparently took a few native women with them. And yes, they made quite an impression and they were waiting fir them to return and thought it was Cortez---they thought that the Vi8kings were Gods. Until such archeological evidence shows any such thing, we go by the bible which does not in any way state that Jesus did anything other than sit down at the right hand of Gold and then proceeded to act as our Heavenly High Priest.
The fact is, Jesus Christ came to the Americas and taught his gospel and said he would return.
This event was substantiated by the Vikings and by Cortez. Thank you for that.
Jesus said:
John 10:16 King James Version (KJV)
16 And other sheep I have, which are not of this fold: them also I must bring, and they shall hear my voice; and there shall be one fold, and one shepherd.
Jesus was sent to the House of Israel. The natives of America were of the House of Joseph of the House of Israel. They were not of the fold of the Jews. They were of the fold of Joseph.
Jesus said they would hear his voice. And they did, regardless of what the bible says. The bible only has recorded 1/10,000th of what Jesus said and did.
He was the great white bearded God of the natives of the Americas. Again, time will tell.
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