GOD COMMA : What I Believe With A Comma

 Jesus', Yeshua's, body represented the gentiles that would believe in the Elohim of Israel. When the body came back to life,  that represented the gentiles that will come back to life, or rapture if still alive, at the moment Elohim ends the Gentile dispensation that the Prophet Daniel mentioned. Elohim then turns to Israel to complete the mystery of God to the Elect in Israel. It was a preview. He died to put Himself on equal ground with the Gentiles. He resurrected to prove there IS a resurrection This is what I believe.. comma, T.H.Tatman  GodComma.com . ...

God chose the seed law.. meaning every seed would produce after its own kind.  The key here is : reproduce. Kind after kind.  A seed in the ground brings forth many more seeds. Jesus in the ground brings forth many more seeds.  Was it the death,  or was it the many seed later.. that was more important?  Jesus died and rose.. so did Lazarus and others.  There was a difference.  Why did Jesus die?  Why not just forgive everyone and move on?  Why all the drama of dying?  No one else dies because of their sins.. they just die. Adam never died for 900 years.. but that was old age.  This gets down to the grit. The disciples knew that was the Jewish God Elohim inside of Jesus.. by revelation. Israel before Jesus was clear on what they believed : "Deuteronomy (6:4): "Hear Israel, the LORD is our God, the LORD is one." Judaism teaches that it is heretical for any man to to be God, part of God, or the literal son of God." wiki   "J...

 No.  First,  Elohim can't die.  Second, Jesus of Nazareth did die.  So for simplicity, we'll use the word 'God' as a merging of both. So did God have to die?  No. God is so far beyond death that we cannot comprehend it. We cannot even comprehend who/what God is. We only know God by the fraction God has revealed to us about God. Our best visual expression is Jesus of Nazareth. So why die?  Gentiles love hero worship. They love drama. Jews were already focused on God, or what they call the One and only God. The trinity is foolishness to all those from Adam to Pentecost+. But gentiles needed something to get their attention in order for them to somehow learn that Israel is exactly correct about their One God. All life on earth is based on death. Bummer. Something always dies (ceases to exist as it is) so something can live. A seed of wheat dies to itself to produce a plant. Animals eat. Humans eat. It all dies and we live. So the fundamental answer is no...