Why does God require a human sacrifice of himself to overturn the curse he put on everyone?



Where in the Old Testament does it say this is the plan?

>>14956938 (OP)

>Where in the Old Testament does it say this is the plan?

It's foreshadowed in the entirety of the Old Testament. If you really can't see it then you need to pray more attention.

Adam and Eve ate the fruit they found something out about… hehehe. Next, you see Cain and Abel offering sacrifices before God. You didn't catch it. No, you did not so I will say this. No man can take the curse upon humanity but God. No man could do it so since he wanted to do it right, he did it himself.

>pray more attention



There's not a single verse that foreshadows Jesus

>>14956938 (OP)

He did that because He can't be held by death, and He died after taking on Human nature, thus breaking death's hold on human nature through Him. He trampled down death by death and opened the doors to paradise where souls may be with the God of the living until the day of Resurrection, no longer captive to sheol.

Dunno but Mohammad is a scammer cult leader.

Where does it say this in the Bible?

>>14956938 (OP)

Because this god in question is an Abrahamic one. Swindling is his core business

>>14956938 (OP)

This is where Gnosticism starts to make more sense

1 Cor. 15:21–22

Actually sad.

>>14956938 (OP)

It was Jewish blood magic. That's it. The Old Testament was full of blood magics.

Jesus was supposed to be the new sacrificial Yom Kippur goat, which was what the whole parable of Jesus and Barabbas was about. Blood removing sins is a key part of Jewish beliefs.

Show me, I will debunk every one of them.

Using my prophetic powers, he will reply to you with "the Suffering Servant from Isaiah" and "something something proto-evangelum"

Are Jews and Christian's Moloch worshipers at heart?

>>14956938 (OP)

nah he was just depressed about how badly he failed and i guess there's something where he can't kill himself in spirit so he had to symbolically/physically kill himself.

Well, no, because Moloch probably wasn't a deity at all. But that's besides the point. The REAL point is that Jewish blood magic ritual law basically said "the more sacred the blood the more powerful the forgiveness". Therefore, when God told Abraham, "dont sacrifice Isaac, kill this ram instead", he basically made a mistake (though Jews and Christians and Muslims would never admit this, that's the implication), and thus DID require a human sacrifice. But not any human would be sufficient due to Israel's sins, and so God sent his firstborn son (first CREATED being, but thats a whole other issue) to be the blood magic sacrifice.



Yawheh is a VERY blood-hungry God, just as much as any of the Aztec gods really.
