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antithesis Tu jest 01.04.07, 19:58

Symbolism

The Entry of Christ into Jerusalem by the Master of the Cappella Palatina in
Palermo, ItalyIt was a common custom in many lands in the ancient Near East to
cover, in some way, the path of someone thought worthy of the highest honour.
The Hebrew Bible reports that Joshua was treated this way. Many of the pre-
Christian mystery religions, particularly that of Dionysus, report that their
central human-divinity figure entered a major city in this way, usually before
their death and resurrection[citation needed].

Both the Synoptic Gospels and the Gospel of John report that people gave Jesus
this form of honour. However, in the synoptics they are only reported as laying
their garments and cut rushes on the street, whereas John more specifically
mentions palm fronds.

The palm branch was a symbol of triumph and of victory, in Jewish tradition,
and is treated in other parts of the bible as such (e.g. Leviticus 23:40 and
Revelation 7:9). Because of this, the scene of the crowd greeting Jesus by
waving palms and carpeting his path with them has given the Christian festival
its name. It also shows the freedom wanted by the Jews, and their desperation
to have political freedom.

It should be emphasized at this point that Jews do not recognize Jesus as a
messiah. Those who see Jesus as a creation from Midrash tend to point to Joshua
as the origin of this part of the New Testament narrative, while those who see
Jesus as a myth, derived from syncretism of other religions, tend to consider
the parallels with figures like Dionysus as more likely the origin.

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antithesis Tu jest 01.04.07, 19:58

Symbolism

The Entry of Christ into Jerusalem by the Master of the Cappella Palatina in
Palermo, ItalyIt was a common custom in many lands in the ancient Near East to
cover, in some way, the path of someone thought worthy of the highest honour.
The Hebrew Bible reports that Joshua was treated this way. Many of the pre-
Christian mystery religions, particularly that of Dionysus, report that their
central human-divinity figure entered a major city in this way, usually before
their death and resurrection[citation needed].

Both the Synoptic Gospels and the Gospel of John report that people gave Jesus
this form of honour. However, in the synoptics they are only reported as laying
their garments and cut rushes on the street, whereas John more specifically
mentions palm fronds.

The palm branch was a symbol of triumph and of victory, in Jewish tradition,
and is treated in other parts of the bible as such (e.g. Leviticus 23:40 and
Revelation 7:9). Because of this, the scene of the crowd greeting Jesus by
waving palms and carpeting his path with them has given the Christian festival
its name. It also shows the freedom wanted by the Jews, and their desperation
to have political freedom.

It should be emphasized at this point that Jews do not recognize Jesus as a
messiah. Those who see Jesus as a creation from Midrash tend to point to Joshua
as the origin of this part of the New Testament narrative, while those who see
Jesus as a myth, derived from syncretism of other religions, tend to consider
the parallels with figures like Dionysus as more likely the origin.
vviarus Żadne .:)! 01.04.07, 20:00
- antithesis calkiem ciekawe i poganskie znaczenie 01.04.07, 20:01
  - vviarus Niektórym jedynie palma odbija :))) 01.04.07, 20:04
    - 123i321 Re: Niektórym jedynie palma odbija :))) 01.04.07, 20:08
      
      en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:Meister_der_Palastkapelle_in_Palermo_002.jpg
      - ewa8a Re: Niektórym jedynie palma odbija :))) 01.04.07, 20:14
        
        Musisz jeszcze Aurorko napisać coś uduchowionego pod nickiem kobieta.ksiadz.
        Jeśli chodzi o mnie, to nawet tego święta nie zauważyłam.

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