John Burke

70 AD, the Roman general Titus wipes out the city, destroys a temple, and the angel says the Messiah will be killed before that happens. So this is real history.

70 AD, the Roman general Titus wipes out the city, destroys a temple, and the angel says the Messiah will be killed before that happens. So this is real history.

No. And then in Isaiah 53, now remember all this, we have a copy predating Jesus. So it wasn't doctored up after the fact. That's what I initially said as a skeptic, like, oh, you know, Jesus came and then they just redacted the text. No. Proof, no. In Isaiah 53, it says, and actually in 52, it paints a picture. It says that he was so, they're talking about the suffering servant.

No. And then in Isaiah 53, now remember all this, we have a copy predating Jesus. So it wasn't doctored up after the fact. That's what I initially said as a skeptic, like, oh, you know, Jesus came and then they just redacted the text. No. Proof, no. In Isaiah 53, it says, and actually in 52, it paints a picture. It says that he was so, they're talking about the suffering servant.

No. And then in Isaiah 53, now remember all this, we have a copy predating Jesus. So it wasn't doctored up after the fact. That's what I initially said as a skeptic, like, oh, you know, Jesus came and then they just redacted the text. No. Proof, no. In Isaiah 53, it says, and actually in 52, it paints a picture. It says that he was so, they're talking about the suffering servant.

That's what he's called. It says what we don't realize is Jesus is going to come and rule, but first he had to come and suffer. And that was foretold. And it said, he will be so marred and disfigured, like no human before him, he was barely recognizable, I think is the way it says. And then it says, to whom has the arm of the Lord been revealed?

That's what he's called. It says what we don't realize is Jesus is going to come and rule, but first he had to come and suffer. And that was foretold. And it said, he will be so marred and disfigured, like no human before him, he was barely recognizable, I think is the way it says. And then it says, to whom has the arm of the Lord been revealed?

That's what he's called. It says what we don't realize is Jesus is going to come and rule, but first he had to come and suffer. And that was foretold. And it said, he will be so marred and disfigured, like no human before him, he was barely recognizable, I think is the way it says. And then it says, to whom has the arm of the Lord been revealed?

Okay, so the idea is like, through Jesus, we're not seeing all of the infinite creator God who can't be contained in time and space. It's like his arm reaching into our reality. and it said he grew up before him so he grew up before god the eternal father um He was despised and rejected by mankind. He was pierced for our transgressions. This is before crucifixion was ever implemented. Even known.

Okay, so the idea is like, through Jesus, we're not seeing all of the infinite creator God who can't be contained in time and space. It's like his arm reaching into our reality. and it said he grew up before him so he grew up before god the eternal father um He was despised and rejected by mankind. He was pierced for our transgressions. This is before crucifixion was ever implemented. Even known.

Okay, so the idea is like, through Jesus, we're not seeing all of the infinite creator God who can't be contained in time and space. It's like his arm reaching into our reality. and it said he grew up before him so he grew up before god the eternal father um He was despised and rejected by mankind. He was pierced for our transgressions. This is before crucifixion was ever implemented. Even known.

Yeah, and it says why. So it says what he will do. And it says, by his wounds we were healed, and for our iniquities... He took on our punishment because, and this is Isaiah 53, all of us like sheep have wandered off, we've gone astray, but God laid on him the sins of us all.

Yeah, and it says why. So it says what he will do. And it says, by his wounds we were healed, and for our iniquities... He took on our punishment because, and this is Isaiah 53, all of us like sheep have wandered off, we've gone astray, but God laid on him the sins of us all.

Yeah, and it says why. So it says what he will do. And it says, by his wounds we were healed, and for our iniquities... He took on our punishment because, and this is Isaiah 53, all of us like sheep have wandered off, we've gone astray, but God laid on him the sins of us all.

Well, before we go there, I want to tie to what Lee was just saying, because even Jesus on the cross, these are all real things, and he cries out, my God, my God, why have you forsaken me? Well, that harkens back to- Who cried that out?

Well, before we go there, I want to tie to what Lee was just saying, because even Jesus on the cross, these are all real things, and he cries out, my God, my God, why have you forsaken me? Well, that harkens back to- Who cried that out?

Well, before we go there, I want to tie to what Lee was just saying, because even Jesus on the cross, these are all real things, and he cries out, my God, my God, why have you forsaken me? Well, that harkens back to- Who cried that out?

Jesus.

Jesus.

Jesus.