JESUS WAS NOT WILLING TO DIE FOR YOUR SINS

 

I don’t believe Jesus died for anybody’s sins. But for Christians who believe in that, what make you think Jesus was willing to die for your sins?


Even if Jesus was willing to die, later on: he changed his mind! 


It is not weird for Jesus to change his mind. The clearest example is when Jesus said that all the peoples of the earth will mourn when they see him coming on the clouds of heaven, and that thing will happen BEFORE 'This Generation' pass away (Matthew 24:32). But 'This Generation' was long gone, and no people on the earth ever reporting about the coming of Jesus (by riding any cloud).


Jesus changed his mind!  

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Ultimately, Jesus was not willing to die for any of your sins. What kind of ‘willingness’ was that, when Jesus himself said:


Matthew 26:39

[…My Father, if it is possible, TAKE THIS CUP OF SUFFERING FROM ME! Yet not what I want, but what you want…]


Sound like ‘a man who was willing to die’ to you? Begging God’s grace to save him from that cup really sound like he was willing to take your sins away?

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And the peak of the so-called “willingness” - when Jesus was on the cross.


Mark 15:34

[…Jesus cried with a loud voice, “Eloi, Eloi, lema sabachthani?” which means, “My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?”…]


Again, does it sound like a people who was willing to die for your sins? By grieving on why did God forsake him? Didn’t he read Psalm 48:14 that God will always guide him until the end? Are you serious, Christians?


Jesus was not willing to die for your sins!

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But some Christians will say that Mark 15:34 was a fulfilment of a prophecy about the Messiah


Psalm 22:1

[…For the director of music. To the tune of "The Doe of the Morning." A psalm of David. My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?...]


According to Christians, Jesus did it by intention; crying the same lyrics as in the Psalm in order to show the fulfilment of a prophecy. 


Wrong! 


In contrary, Psalm is a strong evidence that Jesus was not willing to die for your sins. This is because the “crying man” in Psalm also said….


Psalm 22:19-21

[…O Lord, do not stay far away! You are my strength; come quickly to my aid! SAVE ME FROM THE SWORD; SPARE MY PRECIOUS LIFE from these dogs. Snatch me from the lion’s jaws and from the horns of these wild oxen…]


“SAVE ME FROM THE SWORD, SPARE MY PRECIOUS LIFE”. 


If the ‘crying man’ in Psalm was Jesus, does it sound like he was willing to die for your sins?


There was no “willingness” in that. Jesus was not willing to die for your sins, Christians…


Jesus in his entire life never said he came to die for our sins and he never said salvation is to believe he will die for our sins. He taught salvation is to follow the commandments of God Almighty!


If God had wanted to save us, couldn’t He have done that without sacrificing Jesus?

 God is Just, and justice requires that nobody should be punished for the sins of others, nor should some people be saved by punishing other people. Doesn’t the claim that God sacrificed Jesus to save us because He was Just, contradict the definition of justice?


How can the very God that told Moses that no one will die for the sins of another, not even a child will bear the sins of his parents nor parent bearing the sins of children LATER CAME UP WITH A COOKED UP story that Jesus had to die for the sins of another even when Jesus didn't say that? Does it actually mean that this bible god lied to Moses or did he later abrogate what he said to Moses? If actually dying for our sins was the purpose of Jesus on earth, why is it that in his entire life on earth, he didn't mention that he came to die for ours sins? Why didn't he mention that salvation is to believe he will die for our sins? Why did he has to teach that salvation is by following the commandments of God? Why did the concept of original sin only has to come up hundreds of years after Jesus brought by people who didn't even see him? Who's fooling who here?

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