What do Hindu say about Jesus?

Answer 1

Hinduism believes in one God. The God has many names. Whether you call Him, Krishna, Vishnu, Jesus, it does not matter. You can worship your God, the way you want. Hence, Hinduism does not have any extreme views on other religions. In fact it believes that every religion is a means to attain your spiritual goal.

Answer 2

Jesus to the Hindus was just a Godly man, Their stumbling point is at his resurrection. However, in the oldest Hindu Scripture, the Rig Veda, (about 1000 BC), which is a collection of about 1000 hymns, there is a passage in one of the earliest hymns that talks of salvation coming to the world through a man who was fastened to a cross.

In India last year i heard of a devout Hindu who had been searching for years for the truth through all his Scriptures who eventually came to a saving faith in Jesus Christ through finding and reading this passage.

This passage is found in the 90th hymn of the 10th book, in which Prajapati is a the type of Christ.

Answer 3

I am not a Hindu but I understand that Hindus would possibly consider Jesus as an avatar of Vishnu.

Answer 4

No this is not at all correct. history clearly states he died in Jerusalem at Calvary on the cross, and was buried in a borrowed tomb.

Answer 5

No, Jesus was raised in the Jewish faith.