Posted: Jun 26, 2019 5:45 am
The very first thing that must be understood is that the Greek word for "the good/the good one" and the Greek word for " the anointed/the anointed one" were known for hundreds of years before the Jesus Christ fables were manufactured.
In the Greek Septuagint, composed before the fables of Jesus Christ, the God of the Jews was referred as the Good/Good One [CHRESTOS] multiple times -For example see the Psalms in the Greek Septuagint where the God of the Jews is called CHRESTOS by the Psalmist.
In multiple books of the same Greek Septuagint, several characters are called the ANOINTED/THE ANOINTED ONE [CHRISTOS] - King David and King Saul are called CHRISTOS.
The Greek word representing CHRESTOS "THE GOOD/GOOD ONE" was never known to mean followers or believers in the character called Jesus of Nazareth and the Greek word for CHRISTOS "THE ANOINTED/ANOITED ONE" referred to Jewish Kings and Priests who were in fact physically ANOINTED with oil when in the tradition of Jews.
The Greek word representing CHRESTOS never meant MESSIAH in any writing found in the OLD TESTAMENT of the SEPTUAGUNT.
The Greek word representing CHRISTOS is translated as THE ANOINTED'ANOINTED ONE in the OLD TESTAMENT of the SEPTUAGINT.
It was so called Christian writers sometime in the 2nd century who corrupted the meaning of the Greek words for CHRESTOS and CHRISTOS falsely claiming that followers of the GOOD ONE, followers of CHRESTOS, were Christians when followers and believers in the GOOD ONE predates the fables of Jesus Christ of Nazareth by hundreds of years.
In the Greek Septuagint, composed before the fables of Jesus Christ, the God of the Jews was referred as the Good/Good One [CHRESTOS] multiple times -For example see the Psalms in the Greek Septuagint where the God of the Jews is called CHRESTOS by the Psalmist.
In multiple books of the same Greek Septuagint, several characters are called the ANOINTED/THE ANOINTED ONE [CHRISTOS] - King David and King Saul are called CHRISTOS.
The Greek word representing CHRESTOS "THE GOOD/GOOD ONE" was never known to mean followers or believers in the character called Jesus of Nazareth and the Greek word for CHRISTOS "THE ANOINTED/ANOITED ONE" referred to Jewish Kings and Priests who were in fact physically ANOINTED with oil when in the tradition of Jews.
The Greek word representing CHRESTOS never meant MESSIAH in any writing found in the OLD TESTAMENT of the SEPTUAGUNT.
The Greek word representing CHRISTOS is translated as THE ANOINTED'ANOINTED ONE in the OLD TESTAMENT of the SEPTUAGINT.
It was so called Christian writers sometime in the 2nd century who corrupted the meaning of the Greek words for CHRESTOS and CHRISTOS falsely claiming that followers of the GOOD ONE, followers of CHRESTOS, were Christians when followers and believers in the GOOD ONE predates the fables of Jesus Christ of Nazareth by hundreds of years.