If Jesus were to come to earth on a 100-day speaking tour, would you go to hear him speak?

Question

Let's say that Jesus were to come to earth on a 100-day visit and would go to various stadiums, since it would probably be the only place big enough to hold the people who wanted to hear him...

Would you go?

Would he visit Notre Dame Stadium?

Answer 1

I'm not sure if Jesus would pick "specific" stadiums - - besides, why would He select Notre Dame over any other venue?

> I think He would broadcast over the Internet! and Post his Q&A on Yahoo Answers! You know He would have his own Blog.

But if He did go to Stadiums, etc... , Yes, I'd record each appearance and post it on YouTube etc...
- the web would be the only place big-enough to hold the people who'd want to hear him.

Besides, you know the TV News Coverage would only give you "Entertaining" sound & video bites! With expose' type of "reporting."

So much for "what-if" scenarios...

Oh, I don't know - - maybe, ask Moses:
http://www.askmoses.com/

Or, ask the preacher:
http://www.2timothy22.org/BelieversFellowship/AskThePreacher.htm

Answer 2

YES, because he wouldn't say and be the kind of person hard core fundamentalists insist he would be.
Religion has corrupted and religious people have corrupted completely whatever his message was or is.
The Bible is a collection of stories handed down over a long period of time until written language developed and were then copied down.
Christianity, as we know it, is an invention of Paul.
Jesus wasn't determined to be God until I think the Nicene Council or about 100 yrs or so after His death.
People of the era had many Gods. Christians have 3 Gods. The Father, Son, Holy Spirit, all in one.
It fits the era.

Answer 3

The first ever Free Pay-Per-View Event!
Why Notre Dame though?

Answer 4

yes, I'll go. Notre Dame Stadium may not be big enough to hold the crowd.

Answer 5

we've never believed that Jesus got here to the EARTH in 1914. What we do have self assurance is that Christ took his place as King of God's kingdom IN HEAVEN in 1914 - which replaced into an INVISIBLE experience that the Bible no longer purely describes yet has given us the time-physique for. As for destiny activities of what Jesus will do AS king of that kingdom, we don't comprehend the DAY OR HOUR. lower back the Bible describes, yet for this the Bible tells us that we will no longer comprehend whilst.

Answer 6

Yes, I would. I believe I would learn alot that I didn't know otherwise. Who is to say that some of our questions would not be answered? I know I am going to get a thumbs down from some people, but it doesn't matter to me because God and Jesus love me, plus my husband and kids.

Answer 7

I don't know a single person that would say no to this. I am not a religious person, but even I would most likely turn out to hear him speak, just to say that I saw Jesus. I wouldn't go, however, if the tickets are offered through Ticketmaster, cause they suck.

Answer 8

Of course... it'd be interesting of course.

and who would want to go to Notre Dame Stadium? Paul Brown baby!!

Answer 9

I wouldn't go simply because it would mean the Bible is true, and with the second comming of Christ means the world is on it's way out the ******* door, so I'd be in a church repenting every sin, from the penny I took from my mom all the way to... you can think on that.

And No to the second question.

Answer 10

Yes, I would go, I respect Jesus, and I am muslim.
I have no idea what stadiums he would choose, maybe he would like open fields better.