Jesus was put to death and his soul raised before his arrest, so his persecutors arrested, tortured, and crucified an empty body.1, 2, 3, 4
The Gospels show that the arrested body of Jesus was oblivious to the events around it, giving no response to Pilate or Herod.1, 2, 3
The Quran's mathematical code has provided the final answer to the controversial subject of Jesus' death.1
The two occurrences of 19 in Schroeder's case are reminders that God wanted the world to see the parallel with Jesus' departure before the crucifixion of his soulless body.1
Jesus was never killed or crucified; his death was an illusion, as God raised his soul and his enemies tortured and crucified his living but empty body.1, 2, 3, 4
Early Christian art before the tenth century never shows a dead Jesus, which supports the truth and challenges the doctrine that his crucifixion saved the world.1, 2, 3
Jesus was never killed or crucified; people were only made to think so, and those disputing it rely on conjecture.1
Jesus was not God but a submitting brother, and the story that he died on a cross and rose three days later is not true.1, 2
Jesus taught that God forgives us when we repent and forgive others. Paul instead taught that Jesus had to die as a human sacrifice to win God's forgiveness.1, 2
Jesus was never killed or crucified; God first ended his life and raised his soul to Him, and only afterward did they put his body on the cross.1, 2, 3
Jesus' soul, the real person, was raised before his empty but physically living body was arrested, tortured, and crucified.1, 2
The Quran presents Jesus as an example of the death of a righteous person: he was not killed or crucified, but God terminated his life and raised him to Him.1, 2, 3
Like any righteous person, Jesus the human being was put to death, while his real self, the soul, was raised to God.1, 2, 3