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FULFILLMENT"And when they came to the place called the Skull, there they
crucified Him . . ." |
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"Jesus was crucified in the usual Roman manner; the hands and
feet were pierced by large dull spikes which attached the body to the
wooden cross or stake."
The main objection to this phrase revolves around the word 'PIERCE'. In the Hebrew Massoretic text, in Psalm 22 the word 'caari which when translated from the Jewish Bible reads 'Like a lion' they are at my hands and my feet'. However in the 3rd century B.C.E. translation into Greek of The Septuagint ( the Hebrew Old Testament,) designated the word 'carri' as 'carru' which means 'to pierce.' This proves that 250 years before Jesus crucifiction, the Rabbis were translating this word as 'pierced'. |

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