will allow this because of His loving kindness and long-suffering toward all people.
The God of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob, who led the children of Israel out of Egypt and preserved them in the wilderness, will yield Himself as a mortal man into the hands of wicked men, to be...
- ... "lifted up," according to the words of Zenock.
- ... "crucified," according to the words of Neum.
- ..."buried in a selpulcher," according to the words of Zenos, who also spoke of three days of darkness that would be a sign of His death, given to the house of Israel throughout the world.
- ... "lifted up," according to the words of Zenock.
Zenos the prophet said, "The Lord God will surely visit all the house of Israel at the time of His death and resurrection. He will visit some with His voice because of their righteousness, to their great joy and salvation.
And He will visit others with His power--with thunder, lightning, storms, fire, thick darkness, by opening the earth, and by raising mountains. The rocks of the earth will break up, and because of the groaning of the earth, the Spirit of God will come upon many kings on other continents, who will exclaim, "The God of nature suffers.’
The people of Jerusalem will be scourged by all nations for crucifying the God of Israel, and for rejecting His signs, wonders, power and glory. They will be defamed and hated among all nations. They will wander and perish for despising the Holy One of Israel, for turning their hearts from Him."
- “His blood be on us and upon our children”
- A partial history of persecution against the Jews...
