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The subject may confuse you but allow me to bring you a different perspective of the differences between mankind's justice and God's Justice.


I'll give 3 examples of people that were not innocent in God's hand of
Justice but not guilty on mankind's:


OJ Simpson: Not guilty by mankind justice; Not sentenced by Man
                 Not innocent in God's Justice; Sentenced by Divine Justice by being exposed to his sins in public. His reputation had been sentenced. He had to pay his sins with his wealth and reputation.
He wasn't innocent yet not guilty

Michael Jackson: Not guilty by mankind justice; Not sentenced by Man
                       Sentenced by Divine Justice by being exposed to his sins in public. His reputation had been sentenced. He had to pay his sins with his wealth and reputation.
He wasn't innocent yet not guilty

Jesus: Not innocent by mankind justice; Sentenced to death by Man
         Not guilty in God's Justice; Not sentenced but saved by God. Rewarded by Divine Justice to be aknowledged as the Messiah and the Saviour by all the man after him.
He wasn't innocent yet not guilty



Think about it. Does it make any sense?
Feel free to leave your comments.

The subject may confuse you but allow me to bring you a different perspective of the differences between mankind's justice and God's Justice.


Jesus: Not innocent by mankind justice; Sentenced to death by Man
         Not guilty in God's Justice; Not sentenced but saved by God. Rewarded by Divine Justice to be aknowledged as the Messiah and the Saviour by all the man after him.
He wasn't innocent yet not guilty



Think about it. Does it make any sense?
Feel free to leave your comments.

Actually, I am having trouble understanding your post.
I thought Chrisitians believe that Jesus was sent
to be moshiach, to be sacrificed, to redeem men of
sin? I interpret your post as saying that he was a mortal man who, after
being murdered by mankind, was rewarded by being "appointed" moshaich.
That this was his reward, not his intended purpose.
It also appears from reading this that you think G-d and Jesus are not
one and the same? I also thought the Trinity was part of Christian doctrine.
So, not it does not make sense to me....maybe you can clarify?

Actually, I am having trouble understanding your post.
I thought Chrisitians believe that Jesus was sent
to be moshiach, to be sacrificed, to redeem men of
sin? I interpret your post as saying that he was a mortal man who, after
being murdered by mankind, was rewarded by being "appointed" moshaich.
That this was his reward, not his intended purpose.
It also appears from reading this that you think G-d and Jesus are not
one and the same? I also thought the Trinity was part of Christian doctrine.
So, not it does not make sense to me....maybe you can clarify?

Actually, I am having trouble understanding your post.
I thought Chrisitians believe that Jesus was sent
to be moshiach, to be sacrificed, to redeem men of
sin? I interpret your post as saying that he was a mortal man who, after
being murdered by mankind, was rewarded by being "appointed" moshaich....
So, not it does not make sense to me....maybe you can clarify?

Jesus was sent to be Moshiach. Here's your problem: You interpret Isaiah 7 and Isaiah 53 as refering to someone else or Israel. You try to avoid the fact that the Immanuel born of a young woman (who was a virgin) and Who took the sins of the world is Jesus. Read Isaiah 29 if you want a further explanation of why you may not see Jesus as Moshiach; and tell your cohanim when you figure it out.

What I'm trying to say is that God works wonders. There are different ways to perceive what's around us. For a lot of people OJ Simpson and Michael Jackson got away with their "crimes". The truth is that they didn't.

Jesus is not the same as God. Nothing can be compared or put in the same sentence as God. Not even His Son. Although through Trinity, God would Speak His Word through Jesus. But God also Speaks His Word through us when we became receptive and allow Him.

God Is The Father and Creator; Jesus The Son and Servant, who was made to be King.

God and the Messiah are 2 very different different concepts... Although Jesus represented God.