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Hallo,
ich bin Schüler im 12. Jahrgang und habe vor kurzem im Religionsunterricht folgende Aufgabe bekommen: "Stellen sie Zusammenhänge zwischen Jesus und anderen Religionen her."
Es fiel mir schon ein bisschen schwer, Zusammenhänge zu benennen, da ich nur die Zusammenhänge zwischen Jesus und dem Christentum und Jesus und dem Judentum kenne. Kann mir vielleicht jemand von euch sagen, inwiefern Jesus mit dem Islam, Buddhismus oder dem Hinduismus beispielsweise in Verbindung steht? Ich hab dazu auch im Internet nicht das gefunden, was ich gerne gefunden hätte ... dankeschön 
8-ball
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Hallo 8-ball,
ein sehr Interessantes Thema! Kann man einen Granaten Beitrag draus machen! Besorg dir mal das Buch "Ein Mensch namens Jesus" von Gerald Messadié. Ist zwar ein Roman, aber mit sehr viel Fakten untermauert!
Ich möchte dir auch das "Ocean" Programm ans Herz legen. Alle wesentlichen heiligen Schriften werden mit dem Programm geliefert, die man dann nach Stichwörtern durchsuchen kann! Ist eine super Hilfe:
http://www.bahai-education.org/ocean/
In der Tat gibt es zu Jesus Querverbinungen von den anderen Weltreligionen! Man muß unterscheiden zwischen den Religionen die nach Jesus Christus entstanden und denen davor! Elemente der Buddhistischen Lehren und der Parsen finden sich in der Lehre Jesu wieder, während die Lehre Jesu sich in der Religion Mohammeds und den Bahai wiederfinden! Es ist also tatsächlich eine kontinuierliche Entwicklung festzustellen. Durch alle Religionen ziehen sich die fünf Gebote der Buddhisten wie ein roter Faden! Du wirst vieles dazu hier im Forum finden! Fleißig lesen, wenn du ein paar Anregungen brauchst, jederzeit gerne!
Gruß Heiko
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Hallo 8-Ball,
in den Veden ist Jesus Christus wie folgt prophezeit worden:
Jesus was mentioned in the Vedic literatures
more than 3000+ years before he appeared.
Ruling over the Aryans was a king called Salivahana, the grandson of Vikramaditya, who occupied the throne of his father. He defeated the Sakas who were very difficult to subdue, the Cinas, the people from Tittiri and Bahikaus who could assume any form at will. He also defeated the people from Rome and the descendants of Khuru, who were deceitful and wicked. He punished them severely and took their wealth. Salivahana thus established the boundaries dividing the separate countries of the Mlecchas and the Aryans. In this way Sindusthan came to to be known as the greatest country. That personality appointed the abode of the Mlecchas beyond the Sindhu river and to the west.
(unter der Bezeichnung "Mlecchas" versteht man in den Veden "Malechiten" jüdischer Stamm oder im Allgemeinen Menschen die Fleisch essen, insbesondere Kühe töten)
ekadaa tu shakadhisho
himatungari samaayayau
hunadeshasya madhye vai
giristhan purusam shubhano
dadarsha balaram raajaa
Once upon a time the subduer of the Sakas went towards Himatunga and in the middle of the Huna country (Hunadesh - the area near Manasa Sarovara or Kailash mountain in Western Tibet), the powerful king saw an auspicious man who was living on a mountain. The man's complexion was golden and his clothes were white. (Bhavishya Purana 19:22.)
ko bharam iti tam praaha
su hovacha mudanvitah
iishaa purtagm maam viddhi
kumaarigarbha sambhavam
"The king asked, 'Who are you sir?' 'You should know that I am Isha Putra, the Son of God'. he replied blissfully, and I am born of a virgin.' "(Bhavishya Purana 19:23.)
mleccha dharmasya vaktaram
satyavata paraayanam
iti srutva nrpa praaha
dharmah ko bhavato matah
" 'I am the expounder of the religion of the Mlecchas and I strictly adhere to the Absolute Truth.' Hearing this the king enquired, 'What are religious principles according to you opinion?' "(Bhavishya Purana 19:24.)
shruto vaaca maharaja
prapte satyasya amkshaye
nirmaaryaade mlechadesh
mahiso 'ham samaagatah
"Hearing this questions of Salivahara, Isha putra said, 'O king, when the destruction of the truth occurred, I, Masiha the prophet, came to this country of degraded people where there are no rules and regulations. Finding that fearful irreligious condition of the barbarians spreading from Mleccha-Desha, I have taken to prophethood'." (Bhavishya Purana 19:25-26.)
mlecchasa sthaapito dharmo
mayaa tacchrnu bhuupate
maanasam nirmalam krtva
malam dehe subhaasbham
naiganam apamasthaya
japeta nirmalam param
nyayena satyavacasaa
manasyai kena manavah
dhyayena pujayedisham
suurya-mandala-samsthitam
acaloyam prabhuh sakshat-
athaa suuryacalah sada
"Please hear Oh king which religious principles I have established among the mlecchas. The living entity is subject to good and bad contaminations. The mind should be purified by taking recourse of proper conduct and performance of japa. By chanting the holy names one attains the highest purity. Just as the immovable sun attracts, from all directions, the elements of all living beings, the Lord of the solar region, who is fixed and all-attractive, attracts the hearts of all living creatures. Thus by following rules, speaking truthful words, by mental harmony and by meditation, Oh descendant of Manu, one should worship that immovable Lord'." (Bhavishya Purana 19:27-30.)
(unter "japa" versteht man Flüstern - das ständige, meditative wiederholen eines Mantras, bestehend aus Gottesnamen)
Dazu als Beispiel aus der Bibel:
Alsdann will ich den Völkern reine Lippen geben, dass sie alle sollen des HERRN Namen anrufen und Ihm einträchtig dienen (Zeph 3.9)
Und soll geschehen, wer den Namen des HERRN anrufen wird, der soll selig werden. (Apf 2.21)
Dein Name werde geheiliget.(Mt 6, 9)
isha muurtirt-dradi praptaa
nityashuddha sivamkari
ishamasihah iti ca
mama nama pratishthitam
"Having placed the eternally pure and auspicious form of the Supreme Lord in my heart, O protector of the earth planet, I preached these principles through the Mlecchas' own faith and thus my name became 'isha-masiha' (Jesus the Messiah)." (Bhavishya Purana 19:31.)
iti shrutra sa bhuupale
natraa tam mlecchapujaam
sthaapayaamaasa tam tutra
mlecchasthaane hi daarune
"After hearing these words and paying obeisances to that person who is worshipped by the wicked, the king humbly requested him to stay there in the dreadful land of Mlecchas." (Bhavishya Purana 19:32.)
svaraajyam praaptavaan raajaa
hayamedhan cikirat
rajyam krtva sa sasthyabdam
svarga lokamu paayayau
"King Salivahara, after leaving his kingdom performed an asvamedha yajna and after ruling for sixty years, went to heaven. Now please hear what happened when the king went to svargaloka." (Bhavishya Purana 19:33.)
(unter asvamedha yajna versteht man ein Pferde-Opfer - ein extrem schwieriges Opfer das nur von den aller fähigsten und reinsten Priestern vollzogen werden konnte; ein Pferd wurde mittels Mantren betäubt und im Feuer geopfert, worauf der feinstoffliche Körper (Geist, Intelligenz und falsches Ego) der die Seele umhüllt den Körper des Pferdes für alle sichtbar verliess und in himmlische Gefilde entschwand)
Thus ends the second chapter entitled, "the age of Salivahara" of the story of Kali Yuga of the Caturyuga Khanda also called pratisarga-parva of the wonderful Bhavishya Maha Purana.
(mit Kali-yuga ist das jetzige Zeitalter gemeint, das vor etwas mehr als 5100 Jahren begann)
The following Sanskrit verses are taken directly from the Srimad Bhagavatam (Bhagavata Purana) of Srila Vyasadeva, the original spiritual master, to support that what we are saying is coming from authorised the word of God that Bhavishya Purana is an authorised book written by Srila Vyasadeva.
brahmam padmam vaisnavam ca
saivam laingam sa-garudam
naradiyam bhagavatam
agneyam skanda-samhnitam
bhavisyam brahma-vaivartam
markandeyam sa-vamanam
varaham matsyam kaurmam ca
brahmandakhyam iti tri-sat
These verses taken from Maha Bhagavata Purana (Srimad Bhagavatam 12:7:23-24) list the eighteen major Puranas that were written by Srila Vyasadeva in His own words. Please note that on the fifth line Bhavishya is mentioned as one of these authorised works.
As we know from reading Srimad Bhagavatam, Srila Vyasadeva was instructed by his Spiritual Master, Srila Narad Muni to compile Srimad Bhagavatam after Srila Vyasadeva had completed all of his other works, thus we find it included in the verses mentioned in the Bhagavatam. The Bhagavatam itself mentions that it was complied after the disappearance of Lord Sri Krsna to His own abode, (S.B.1:1:23. and S.B.1:3:43), just prior to the Kali Yuga which is estimated by Vaisnava scholars as being some five thousand years ago, (A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada. S.B 1.3.24 purport.) 3000 B.C. Even mundane western scholars and Indologists who try to deride the Vedic scriptures, and their conclusions agree that they preceded the appearance of Christ by several thousand years.
Gruss
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