notworthconsideration
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Even the wise men from the east knew Israel’s Messiah was coming; false prophets became as commonplace as pastors are now, and sought to use the expectations of the people of God to gain followers. They knew He was Messiah- even the Pharisees knew… that’s why they objected to the written charge, “Jesus of Nazareth kings of Jews.” In Latin, the charge was abbreviated INRI. In Hebrew, the charge against Jesus was abbreviated YHWH, that’s why they wanted it changed to “He Claimed to be…(YHWH)”the OT it never said he comes two times, which is why many Jews reject Jesus as Messiah.
Even Pilate knew when he wrote the charge, who He was.
The people believed, but the Pharisees were, by Jesus’ witness, children of Satan, and they led the people astray by telling them He wasn’t Messiah and had Him killed.
They knew scripture, and they knew beforehand that God’s Son was coming and that they, Satan’s sons, would lie in wait for Him to appear. God had given the House of Judah a warning that would come in the form of a man, that He would turn from them for an unspecified amount of time if they failed to heed that warning. Jesus was that warning.
So yes, scripture did mention two separate visits, but scribes of the Masoretic text sought to disguise or erase prophecies about Jesus, and that was one of them.
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