Jesus declared in the book of John 14:6: “I am the way, the truth and the life.”

The question then is whether there is truth in the proclaimer himself. If there is

truth in Jesus, his claim that he is the way and the life might also be sustainable. If not,

then by that very fact the utterance as a whole will go centrically disproved.

Let us consider some passages in the new testament that go to show that there is

absolutely no truth in Jesus.

It states in the book of Matthew 17:10-13: “Then the disciples asked Jesus, “Why do the teachers

of the law say that Elijah has to come first?” “Elijah is indeed coming first,” answered Jesus,

“and he will get everything ready. But I tell you that Elijah has already come and people

did not recognise him, but treated him just as they pleased. In the same way they will also

ill-treat the Son of Man.” “Then the disciples understood that he was talking to them

about John the Baptist.”

That Jesus was in fact referring to baptist John when he spoke to the disciples is

evident from his words to the crowd in the book of Matthew 11:12-15: “From the time John

preached his message until this very day the kingdom of heaven has suffered violent attacks, and

violent men try to seize it. Until the time of John all the prophets and the law of Moses

What does the baptist himself say about his identity? “The Jewish authorities in

Jerusalem sent priests and Levites to John, to ask him, ‘Who are you?’”

“John did not refuse to answer, but spoke out openly and clearly. This is what he

said, ‘I am not the messiah.’

“‘Who are you then?’ they asked. ‘Are you Elijah?’”

“‘No, I am not,’ John answered” (The book of John 1:19-21).

Baptist John does not stand to gain anything by lying whereas Jesus does gain from lying.

He says self-justifyingly that Elijah has already come to restore all things and people did

not recognise him but did with him the things they wanted. When Jesus so identified the

baptist with Elijah to the disciples, the baptist John had been killed already. This served as a

favourable opportunity for Jesus to lie about the baptist John’s identity.

Here are some more texts from the so-called gospels that would again prove that Mary-Jesus

was the greatest liar ever seen.

When Jesus was arrested he said to the Jewish leaders “I was with you every day

in the temple. You did not try to catch me then. But this is your time now, the time of the

power of darkness.”

The truth is that people tried to arrest Jesus many times and they did so while he

was preaching in their synagogue. But every time they try to stop him he slipped away.

In fact it happened on the very first day of his preaching, which is mentioned in the book of Luke

4:28-30 “When all the people in the synagogue heard these things, they became very

angry. They got up, forced Jesus out of town, and took him to the edge of the cliff on

which the town was built. They planned to throw him off the edge, but Jesus walked

through the crowd and went on his way.”

Here is another incident where Jesus the so-called savior of the world hiding

himself in fear of execution: “At this, they picked up stones to stone him, but Jesus hid

himself, slipping away from the temple grounds.” ( The book of John 8:59)

Again the text in the book of John 10:39 “Again they tried to seize Jesus, but he escaped their

grasp.”

So every time they tried to arrest Jesus he escaped their grasp, but finally when he

was arrested he said “I was with you every day in the temple. You did not try to catch me

then”. This is a bold face lie.

It is impossible to reconcile the detection of untruth with a person who simply

claims to be truthful. But in the case of Jesus, he says he is truth embodied. Any untruth

detected in him would necessarily make him falsehood embodied and consequently the

Devil, “the father of lies.”

As for his two other claims of way and life, they merely signify when coming

from him the necessary idioms for trap and doom.

It is clear therefore that Jesus is neither the way nor the truth nor the life.

On his part baptist John is the first one to assert that Jesus is son of god. The

claim is untenable and groundless. The baptist’s own words too belie it.

In the book of John 1:29 baptist John says in respect of Jesus: “Here is the lamb of god who takes

away the sin of the world.” In the book of John 1:32 34 baptist John added: “I saw the spirit come

down like a dove from heaven and stay on him. I have seen it and I tell you that he is the son of

god.” the book of Matthew 11:2-3, however, says: “When John heard in prison what christ was

doing, he sent his disciples to ask him, “Are you the one who was to come, or should we

expect someone else?”

This shows that the spectacle reported by John did never occur. Had John seen

such an extraordinary sight, he would not send his allies to enquire of the same Jesus

whether they should “expect someone else.” Besides, how can John know for so certain

that this spirit came from heaven?

Consider the book of Matthew 24:36 on Jesus’ proprietary theme of end of the world: “No

world is going to end up. But his words in the book of Matthew 24:44 are to the contrary: “The son

of man will come at an hour when you are not expecting him.” If he does not know the

when of it, he cannot in truth say at the same time that it will only occur at an unexpected

hour. Since the two statements cannot be true at the same time, Jesus is lying in both

instances.

Moreover, Jesus says in the book of John 10:30 that he and his father are the same. If so, he

should know everything that the father knows. How then can he say that the date and

time of day when the world will come to a stop is known to his father but not to him?

What Jesus says in the book of Matthew 24:36 contradicts with what he says in the book of John

10:30. Self contradiction is the hallmark of falsehood.

Since there is no truth in Jesus the words of Jesus in the book of John 8:44 in respect of the

devil supreme “He is a liar and the father of the lie” become meaningful in Jesus and

alone in Jesus.