From: user6340@newsgrouper.org.invalid
JTEM posted:
> On 1/15/26 5:15 PM, Steven Douglas wrote:
> > JTEM posted:
> >> On 1/14/26 4:34 PM, Steven Douglas wrote:
> >>> JTEM posted:
> >>>>
> >>>> Speaking of Egypt, did you know that Nectanebo II
> >>>> was even a prototype of sorts for Jesus?
> >>
> >>> Then why don't we celebrate his life instead of Jesus?
> >>
> >> Not sure what "Prototype" means in your native tongue,
> >
> > Why didn't the "Prototype" become world renowned the
> > way Jesus has?
>
> Still not sure what "Prototype" means in your language.
So is "Prototype" the way Nectanebo II is described as a
historical figure?
>
> Judging
> from the question, it's nothing similar to "Prototype" in
> English.
Here are Merriam-Webster's definitions:
[quoting]
"1: An original model on which something is patterned : archetype
"2: An individual that exhibits the essential features of a later type
"3: A standard or typical example
"4: A first full-scale and usually functional form of a new type
or design of a construction (such as an airplane)" [end quoting]
https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/prototype
So, using any of those four definitions -- it's clear
that Nectanebo II was prior to Jesus, and (according to
you), he was the original model, who exhibited all the
essential features of the later model (Jesus), and was
a standard or typical example of Jesus prior to Jesus,
and was the first full-scale and functional form of
the new type (Jesus) before Jesus came to earth.
So my question remains, why didn't Nectanebo II rise
to the level of Jesus if he had all the qualities of
Jesus before Jesus ever came to earth?
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