why would St. Paul describe the crucifixion of Jesus as a "scandal for the Jews".?

Question

when without the 'sacrifice' according to christian mythology we would all go to hell as we had not been 'saved'.

was the, jesus died on purpose to 'save us', added much later than the time of St. Paul?

Answer 1

Paul was an ENTJ, and his main source of pleasure was castigating any and everyone else.His writings expose him as a miserable cur if ever there was one.

Regardless of whatever myth system he ascribed to, Paul would have found fault with everyone, each and every time. I'm sure, if you look, there is a place in his works where he finds fault with Jesus, too.

Answer 2

Who the h knows? Questions about Jesus, or Questions designed to convert or recruit people to Jesus (or even away from Jesus for that matter)are simply a waste of time. Ditto for being "saved" or trying to clarify minute points of scripture when there are so many different interpretations and editions of text. People have already decided for the most part if they believe in the fiction written in the bible. People who feel God talks to them have psychological problems because hearing voices is a psychological illness. All the major world religions have issues like this.

Answer 3

I wish that I knew the scripture that you are referring to. I do know however, that because the Jews did not recognize Jesus as God's Son. They did not believe that he was the messiah and many people then and now blamed them for His death. Not true, God sacrificed Jesus for our sins so that we can have eternal life with Him. Jesus could have stopped the Crucifixion but didn't because of His love for us.

We need His sacrifice in order to enter Heaven because of our sinful nature. Jesus had no sin which made Him the only suitable sacrifice for us.

Answer 4

It was a scandal to them because it should NEVER have been the Jews that caused him to be put to death.