As near as i can figure at present the Galactic Sentience (my name for him) is the son of the Creator of the Galaxy. Was the Present Galactic Sentience Jesus on earth?
This is likely true mostly by what he said on the Cross "Eloi, Eloi, lama sabachthani". also, in Aramaic it' not a question it is about Thanking the Gods for Glorifying him here on earth.
Eloi is a plural noun for God therefore "Gods" which was a more common way of speaking about this 2000 plus years ago because there weren't as many people who believed in only one God yet. Because at the time of Christ neither Christianity or Islam had started yet until years after Jesus was resurrected from his Tomb.
If you take this Aramaic sentence through several languages you get what most people think it is. However, if you directly translate Eloi, Eloi, lama sabachthani" to English through a learned Aramaic Scholar what he actually was saying was "My God's My God's How you have Glorified me!"
- Linguistic origin: The phrase is a transliteration from Aramaic or Hebrew into Greek and is found in both Matthew and Mark's Gospels. Mark 15:34 specifically uses "Eloi," while Matthew 27:46 uses "Eli".
- Biblical context: It is the first verse of Psalm 22, which is considered a messianic psalm.
- Interpretations:
- Suffering: It is understood as a raw expression of Jesus' anguish and humanity during his crucifixion.
- Prophetic fulfillment: By quoting the psalm, Jesus is seen as fulfilling the prophetic scriptures that foretold the suffering of the Messiah.
- Atonement: Some interpretations suggest that in taking on the sin of the world, Jesus experienced a temporary separation from God, a consequence of sin that he paid in full.
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