The original post is a very informative video.
On amazon, I found two books by the guest being interviewed.
The Biblical Jesus is a composite character of historical fiction.
Daniel T. Unterbrink is making a case that biographical information about Judas the Galilean appears in the composite character of historical fiction that is the Biblical Jesus.
Those searching for the historical Paul should also watch this video.
Some of what Daniel T. Untebrink is saying about Paul:
start at 27:40
Daniel says Paul goes from a “Jesus”/Judas of Galilee movement to his own Christ movement
Jesus said not letter of the law changes; that is not the case with Paul, so Paul is not a disciple of Jesus Christ
Jesus told Paul to start a Judaism-Lite? We do not think so.
Jesus told Paul Jews are no longer the people of God–maybe via the Wicked Tenants Parable, which Paul does not reference.
Paul got jealous of his cousin, Agrippa who also wanted to have a Gentile following.
Daniel says John the Baptist was connected to Judas of Galilee
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Daniel is not addressing the three-region tax revolt.
Judas of Galilee was in the Galilee region, not the Judea region. Simon was in Perea. Athrongeus was in the Judea region.
If Judas came down south from Galilee to Judea, joining Athongeus, Judas of Galilee would have been crucified with about 2,000 people once Rome put down the tax revolt of 6 C.E.
The other problem I have with what Daniel is saying is that Paul hooked up with Judas of Galilee; so, Saul/Paul would have had to get up to Galilee for the “Jesus”/Judas of Galilee movement. Did Judas the Galilean come down to Judea and kiss Athrongeus so that the Romans could crucify Athrongeus?
Furthermore, the governor or once governor of Syria, Varus, who put down the Tax Revolt of 6 C.E. probably went north from Jerusalem through Galilee when he returned to Antioch. With Judas of Galilee controlling the tax revolt in Galilee, how did Rome not punish that region of the tax revolt.
Well you can again say, Judas left Galilee and joined Athrongeus in Judea, but he got away because he betrayed the Judean tax revolt messiah. Judas of Galilee got 30 pieces of silver?
Finally, Judas the Galilean, Daniel says, did not die until 18 C.E. Paul was able to hang with Judas until 18 C.E. and not until about 20 years later did he start his own Christ movement. So Paul does not start off persecuting followers of “Jesus”/Judas.
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I want to mention this. Daniel could try to bring in the Gabriel Revelation/Jeselsohn Stone which calls the three rebel leaders of the three-region tax revolt princes but only one prince the angel Gabriel helps resurrect from death.
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