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M.
It was Paul who taught the resurrection (
Acts 17:18)
: “... And
some (Jews) said, what will this babbler say?
Others said he
(Paul)
seemeth to be a setter forth of strange gods, because he
preached unto them Jesus, and the resurrection
.”
Paul, who
never saw or even met Jesus, also admitted that the resur-
rection was his gospel (II Timothy 2:8)
“
Remember that Jesus
Christ of the seed of David was raised from the dead according
to my gospel.” He was also the first who declared Jesus as Son
of God (
Acts 9:20
): “And straightway he (Paul) preached Christ
in the synagogues, that he is the son of God.”
Read the words
carefully.
The Jews called Paul a “babbler”, meaning a
mentally sick person. Also he was setting forth “strange
Gods”. The Jews worshiped only One God and that is why
they called Paul a “babbler” and threw him out of the
synagogues for teaching the concept of “son of god” which
they knew was blasphemy. So trinity in Christianity is not a
teaching of Jesus, but of Paul. The so-called Christians are
following Paul and not Jesus.
C.
But Mark (
16:19
) mentioned that Jesus was raised up to
heaven and sat on the right hand of God: “So then after the Lord
had spoken unto them, he was received up into heaven, and sat
on the right hand of God.”
M
. As I told you under the discussion of the Holy Bible that
Mark 16, verses 9-20, were expunged in certain Bibles. See
remark in the Revised Standard Version, the New American
Standard Bible and the New World Translation of the Holy
Scriptures of the Jehovah’s Witnesses Church
. If you still believe
that Jesus is divine because he was raised up to heaven, why
don’t you accept other Prophets as divine who were also raised
up to heaven?