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**wiweimeli** · 06-26-2012, 07:14 AM

I doubt it. He raged in the temples, because of the way they were taxing religion.

He was also missing for most of his life. Where did he go? Why wasn't any of that recorded? Just his childhood, blank, and then he is thirty!

Some speculate that he actually learned from Buddhist Masters.

Also, he really was very much the jew. And taught many things that would not benefit the Buddhist on his path.

Jesus turned over the tables in the temple as they were being used by money lenders. I have no knowledge that religion was being taxed. When a Jew goes to the temple he takes no money with him. Also on the Sabbath he would have to walk to the synagogue, any form of transport would not be permitted, not even a donkey. No work could be carried out, no lighting a fire, no cooking food, it is a very restricted life for a Jew on the Sabbath.

From a very very lapsed Jew but a practisibg Buddhist of many years.

Peace

Gerry

06-26-2012, 07:14 AM	#38
wiweimeli Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 588 Senior Member	I doubt it. He raged in the temples, because of the way they were taxing religion. He was also missing for most of his life. Where did he go? Why wasn't any of that recorded? Just his childhood, blank, and then he is thirty! Some speculate that he actually learned from Buddhist Masters. Also, he really was very much the jew. And taught many things that would not benefit the Buddhist on his path. Jesus turned over the tables in the temple as they were being used by money lenders. I have no knowledge that religion was being taxed. When a Jew goes to the temple he takes no money with him. Also on the Sabbath he would have to walk to the synagogue, any form of transport would not be permitted, not even a donkey. No work could be carried out, no lighting a fire, no cooking food, it is a very restricted life for a Jew on the Sabbath. From a very very lapsed Jew but a practisibg Buddhist of many years. Peace Gerry
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