I think he’d whip the guy from the temple like a money lender. Cast him into a bunch of pigs? Invite him to the last supper and tell him it was a costume party?
Time travel story where a guy goes back in time to steal all the credit for Jesus’s miracles like this, but he ends up having to make the miracles happen in the first place using his future tech, and it turns out Jesus was the credit thief.
Given what that got him in the short-term, I think it’d be more likely that the people of the time mistakenly credit Jesus with the achievements, and Jesus is too timid to correct them; the time-traveller tries to object until he learns what the people want to do to “miracle”-workers, and the ressurection is just him trying to amend for inflicting the suffering on an innocent.
My best guess is that he pointed at a spot behind the audience and said “look there, a bird!”
I think he’d whip the guy from the temple like a money lender. Cast him into a bunch of pigs? Invite him to the last supper and tell him it was a costume party?
Time travel story where a guy goes back in time to steal all the credit for Jesus’s miracles like this, but he ends up having to make the miracles happen in the first place using his future tech, and it turns out Jesus was the credit thief.
Given what that got him in the short-term, I think it’d be more likely that the people of the time mistakenly credit Jesus with the achievements, and Jesus is too timid to correct them; the time-traveller tries to object until he learns what the people want to do to “miracle”-workers, and the ressurection is just him trying to amend for inflicting the suffering on an innocent.
Hmm… {scribble}
How do we know Jesus wasn’t the guy taking all the credit for someone else?
The miracle of the loaves and the fishes? Jesus invented mayonnaise.