Glad we got that settled. Jesus was Greek Orthodox, not Roman.
Jesus would have a Colt Peacemaker revolver. "Blessed are the peacemakers" I believe he said.
I thought that was "blessed are the cheesemakers". I've read the prequel, does that count?
'Course the Uzi was developed by an Israeli. Maybe He buys local.
Jesus was not the son of a Carpenter. According to Christian theology, Jesus was the son of God. He was a peace lover and carried no weapons.
As far as being a Greek Orthodox, how so? Jesus was Jewish.
That would be due to humour, New Haven.
there ARE videos! "The Greatest Story Ever Told"
"Jesus of Montreal"
"Godspell"
No guns as I could see.
Course, it seemed he was never ALL that glad to see anyone...
what! where is "jesus christ, super star?"
Oh - well, I am no god botherer - I do not keep up with the promotional videos!
Er - there is a reference to god "packing" - in Psalm 23 - "Thy rod and thy staff they comfort me" - "rod" is gun, ain't it?
I am, of course, eschewing any other definitions of that word!
Probably a net, since he fished quite a bit, but I suppose words were his most powerful weapon.
Hey, Letty! The net was a fierce weapon indeed in the arena! The guy with the net and trident often won.
Rod as a gun? Don't think so.
rod, gat, heater all slang for a firearm
Rod could be something like those "electric cow prods" used to herd cattle.
In the film The Ten Commandments the narrator says, Moses took in his hand the rod of God. I leave you to draw your own conclusions.
10 mm rod? That's a tiny rod!
Sounds like something on a Bumble Bee.
New Haven: look it up, its the largest handgun made.
