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A bowl, dating to between the late 2nd century B.C. and the early 1st century A.D., is engraved with what may be the world’s first known reference to Christ. The engraving reads, “DIA CHRSTOU O GOISTAIS,” which has been interpreted to...
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Eva
Oct 4 2008
HARLINGEN,
United States
This is the first time Christ has been referred to as a magician, but finding this bowl which allows one to physically see it is historical.
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Yes..It has been quoted many times, Christ the Magician, or Christ was capable of magic.
Of course people thought it was magic! How else could it be described by common man what wa done by the hands of Christ.
Maybe the writings on the bowl were by a Jew...Moses declared that the Jews contend that Jesus ”was a magician and the son of a harlot, and that he led the whole nation into error.”
Now to see if finding it will lead to who made it, more details into the fact..Was it made out of ”christian” devotion, or chiding by the Jews?
Oscar,amazing discovery
from yr article”If the word ”Christ” refers to the Biblical Jesus Christ, as is speculated, then the discovery may provide evidence that Christianity and paganism at times intertwined in the ancient world.
from yr article”If the word ”Christ” refers to the Biblical Jesus Christ, as is speculated, then the discovery may provide evidence that Christianity and paganism at times intertwined in the ancient world.
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