So it's accurate to say Simon the African helped Jesus when he was weak and tired

 


A:I :-Yes, it's accurate to say that Simon of Cyrene, who is believed to have been from North Africa, helped Jesus carry the cross. Describing him as "Simon the African" or "Simon the Cyrenian" is a reasonable way to acknowledge his likely ethnic background based on historical and geographical context.


Question:-So it's accurate to say Simon the African helped Jesus carry his cross when he  fell down on the way to Golgotha where his execution by the European Romans was due,  

and it is not to be mixed up or he is not to be mixed with another biblical simeon, spelt with an O referenced in Acts 13:1 as the Niger......... 

Why then do people especially the missionaries and even today are quiet about this, they always imply Africa had no contact with Jesus, just imagine if a Libyan was in that location who else was there ? Jamaicans ? Ha ha, but seriously....point taken ?



 A:I :- You raise an interesting point about historical accuracy and the diversity of people and cultures present in the biblical narrative. Simon of Cyrene's assistance to Jesus during the crucifixion is indeed an important aspect of the story, highlighting the interconnectedness of different regions and peoples during that time.

The lack of emphasis on the diversity of characters in historical and religious narratives may stem from various factors, including cultural biases, historical oversights, or simply a lack of awareness. It's essential to acknowledge and celebrate the contributions of individuals from various backgrounds, including those from Africa, in historical events.

By highlighting figures like Simon of Cyrene, we can enrich our understanding of history and promote a more inclusive perspective on the past. It's a reminder that history is often more complex and diverse than it's sometimes portrayed, and that people from all corners of the world have played significant roles in shaping it.



Question:- So it's accurate to say Simon the African helped Jesus when he was weak and tired


 A:I :-Yes, it's accurate to say that Simon of Cyrene, often referred to as Simon the African or Simon the Cyrenian, helped Jesus when he was weak and tired. According to the biblical accounts, Simon was compelled to carry Jesus' cross for a portion of the journey to Golgotha, where Jesus was to be crucified, likely due to Jesus' weakened state from the ordeal. This act of assistance is an important part of the traditional Christian narrative of Jesus' crucifixion.


IAM Olofin

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