Was he a Judean but at the same time not an Ashkenazi Jew?
@shortstories Yeah He’s probably not Ashkenazim, though it’s not technically impossible some biological relatives of His eventually made their way to the Steppes. Material evidence for that is nothing I’ve ever seen.
@shortstories I cannot claim absolute certainty regarding precise details, as people and people groups are technically mobile, and even genetic data is mostly interpreted based on statistical / probabilistic inference. A genetic code doesn’t technically articulate specific national origin, explicitly.
@shortstories Jesus is a caricature of Sicari terrorists who used Messianic Judaism as opposed to Pharisaic Judaism / Rabbinic Judaism to almost successfully defeat Rome. Mary is the caricature of that Mary who ate her baby during the seige of Jerusalem, the story got viral and almost destabilized Rome during the ancient "Vietnam war" in Jerusalem the location of which serves as the stage for the backdated fiction about peace loving Sicari (oxymoron) who preached acceptance and peace with Rome but was rejected.
The money changers for example had to be at the Temple because FX currency had graven images on it which couldn't be used to tithe the Second Temple
The money changers for example had to be at the Temple because FX currency had graven images on it which couldn't be used to tithe the Second Temple
What is Sicari? You mentioned that word
@shortstories Sicari (or Sicarii) refers to a group of Jewish zealots in the 1st century CE who became infamous for their use of concealed daggers (sica) to assassinate Romans and Jews seen as collaborators in the years leading up to and during the First Jewish-Roman War
@shortstories Jesus is the Son of God, the Second Person of the Holy Trinity, Who during His Incarnation was a First Century Judean/Levite living in Aram.