This was part of the catch phrase describing the Superman of
the black and white TV series.
Impressive – just think of Superman in a pole vaulting or high jump track
event – would you want to compete against someone with those vertical leap
capabilities?! While there’s no record
in the Gospels of Jesus making a physical giant leap, He did walk on water and was taken
up to the highest part of the temple in Jerusalem where He was tempted by Satan
to make a dramatic entrance by throwing Himself off the temple. Regarding that temple, it had taken the
Jewish people decades to construct and it wasn’t finished at the time of Jesus,
but He made the claim, that if they tore this temple down, that He could
rebuild it in 3 days. The writer of the
Gospel of John (2:13-22) tells us that Jesus was not referring to the physical
temple building, but to the fact that Jesus would be crucified, and three days
later He would rise from the dead, never to experience death again. His death for the sins of the world was Jesus' giant leap and His last words on the cross were, "It is finished," not referring to His life, but the once for all great sacrifice had been offered. No other person who has ever lived has these
credentials as documented not only by the Bible, but by extra biblical sources
as well. This qualifies Him as a
superhero.
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