No Holds Barred Bible Study

If people couldn't redeem themselves, atone for their sins or be forgiven then Jesus must have been wasting his time.

you are missing the whole point. it seems you are still buying into Saul's lies about who "Jesus" was.

Ok then, ignoring all the accounts from Paul, who was Jesus and what evidence can we use to inform ourselves that this is an accurate representation?

The people who actually knew him such as Mary Magdalene.

There is a lot of information here on this website as well as some of the information links in previous post.

http://gnosis.org/library/marygosp.htm

ghost dog wrote: The people who actually knew him such as Mary Magdalene.

There is a lot of information here on this website as well as some of the information links in previous post.

http://gnosis.org/library/marygosp.htm

That doesn't answer what I asked, and I am not going to trawl through a whole website to try and find it. Point to specific sources please.

What evidence can you provide that the gospel was told by Mary Magdalene herself? Is there evidence to suggest that it was written while Jesus was still alive? Or recorded by someone who met Jesus?

ghost dog wrote: http://www.thenazareneway.com/The%20Gospel%20of%20Paul.htm

http://www.thenazareneway.com/concerning_paul_and_the_disciple.htm


That is what this post was.

Luke-Acts and Revelation were written in Allegory in order to preserve the true story of Jesus the Nazarene and Mary Magdalene.
The Nazarenes were under attack and feared total destruction of their doctrine. Allegory was their only hope of saving their history
from destruction at the hands of their enemy, Saulus, aka "The Apostle Paul. "

http://www.thenazareneway.com/Mary%20Magdalene%20Great%20Mother-Goddess%20Queen.htm

to redeem yourself you have to have a repentance, complete change, but if one's claimed redemption is to continue to destroy something then there was no repentance or desired redemption.


allegory

This episode of No Holds Barred Bible Study is about the conflict within the Bible pertaining to the disciples fear, distrust, and identification of who Saul/Paul was. He was an impostor and persecutor not an apostle or disciple according to the Bible.

People largely dismiss all common sense evidence for what happened around a decade ago. We have to work with the evidence we have. The Bible itself provides the evidence for this episode.

Question, besides the bible is there evidence of any of this really happening? What is it you are seeking? Answers? Questions? Validations? Knowledge on subject? Which subject? I apologize for my ignorance but my phone can't watch the videos.