Is it possible Jesus did not rise from the dead 3 days later but awoke from a injury induced coma?

Question

No doctors or equipment to monitor heat and brain! Had just been through major trauma and blood loss! A specific time limit to get burried so soul could asend(8hours) common practice for the time!

Answer 1

**********It has been said that the Romans would jam a spear in those that were crucified to ensure that they were dead "Also a "common practice for that time", I highly doubt anyone who had 4 gaping holes in His hands and feet and was beaten and bruised so badly with a hole in His stomach could make a full recovery in three days without being resurrected by God.********

Answer 2

No as the first person answered he was pronounced dead at the scene. Also, When a person comes out of a coma (especially if they were "near death") it doesn't happen like on TV or movies. It is a gradual process and usually takes weeks or even months for them to become fully alert (if they ever do), and he certainly wouldn't have been in any condition to be rolling away a several hunderd pound stone.

Answer 3

No.....

If you know the bible which I suspect you don't, it is not possible because he was stabbed in his side with a long spear and according to scripture, blood and water came out of him. I would say they punctured a major organ of some kind and if you think about it..... he would have had to be breathing even in a coma state which would have indicated to the roman guards that he was still alive and they would've broken both his legs as they did to the two others crucified with him.

Answer 4

Is it possible Jesus did not rise from the dead 3 days later but awoke from a injury induced coma?

well i really dont think so he is the living brething god he rose from the dead

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Answer 5

The Messiah himself, in the Gospels, had prophesied that he would not be crucified, "For wheresoever the carcass is, there will the eagles be gathered together," (Matt 24:28, Luke 17:37) also translated as "Wheresoever there is a dead body, the vultures will gather". In these words spoken by the Messiah, he is prophesying the non-crucifixion of the Christ, the son of Mary. He warns the reader to be aware of the hypocrisy of the false doctrine of the crucified saviour. There will be no corpse, no flocking of the vultures over me. There is no way that this Holy Prophet of God could be crucified by anyone, be he Jew of Gentile. Beware of the deceit of ravening wolves that shall appear to you as sheep.
John has also made mention of another prophecy from the Scriptures that prophesied that the Messiah would not be crucified: "For these things were done, that the scripture should be fulfilled. A bone of him shall not be broken. (John 19:36)
The Messiah had also warned about the preaching of a false Anointed one, a false Christ, "Then if any man shall say unto you, Lo, here is Christ, or there, believe it not." (Matt 24:23, Mark 13:21)
The Messiah insisted that you should keep your distance from this false doctrine: "Wherefore if they shall say unto you, behold, he is in the desert; Go not forth behold, he is in the secret chambers; believe it not. (Matt 24:26)
"But take ye heed: behold, I have foretold you all things." (Mark 13:23) "Take heed that no man deceive you. For many shall come in my name, saying, I am Christ and shall deceive many." (Matt 24: 4,5)
"And they shall say to you, see here or see there; Go not after them, nor follow them." (Luke 17:23)
"He that hath ears to hear let him hear. Take heed what you hear." (Mark 4:9, 23, 24)
Could any leader or messenger have spoken more clearly? Should the average human being, endowed with intellect by his Creator, allow himself to be misled by deceivers after such a clear warning? The misled would have no one to blame but himself, but the human being likes being misled, and this is why the Messiah has insisted, "many" (Matt 7:13, 22, 24:5, 10, 11, 12) shall go the wrong way, "But he that shall endure unto the end, the same shall be saved".
We have had enough warning from the Messiah that the crucified saviour, the Jezeus Christos, is as false as the deceivers who preach this doctrine. "Behold, I have foretold you all things. (Mark 13:23)
No where in the 4 Gospels is the "body" that was supposed to be taken down for burial is described as a corpse. When John was beheaded, there was a corpse.
The burial was definitely a fake with two shrouds being wrapped with 100lbs of aloes and myrrh to make up a fake head and a fake corpse.
How clever the planned escape of Christ from crucifixion, with the cooperation of two Roman Governors.
Christ was on his way out long before the procession was made to Golgotha, with two thieves bearing two crosses and Simon bearing the thirs, all three of whici carried the inscription, "Jesus King of the Jews".

Answer 6

I doubt after being stabbed through the liver into the chest cavity he would have recovered enough in 3 days to come out of a coma. I'm thinking it's not likely, but I like the way you think!

Answer 7

He was speared and water came out enough said. You can talk about his hand and feet holes, but this was Jesus. He could have been just fine with holes in both and probably dealt with the beat down he recieved.

As for proof he died you will notice in the Bible the dead arose, and the place split. He did die and then was resurrected.

Answer 8

Jesus had just been hung on a cross and stabbed in the side. The stab in the side was enough to be fatal. Jesus died for your sins and He arose in a victory over death. You have a choice whether to believe this or not. If you don't believe this, you don't believe that Jesus died so that you could repent of your sins. If you don't believe this you can't claim to be a Christian.

Answer 9

No, the Romans were expert over years of practice at execution. They soldiers would have been killed for not doing it right. Also the evidence of the water and blood is a evident sign of death.

And no people being on a cross and still living is not commom at all.

Answer 10

Could you have taken that much abuse and be in a "induced coma". Remember, Jesus was human and had pain just like we have. Also, could you survive being buried and in a coma? I don't think so. The bible says it, I believe it - enough said.