People Cracking Up over Churchs Jesus Picture Its Obi-Wan

A man visiting a church all through a vacation event is cracking TikTok up: it sounds as if any person in the congregation thinks Ewan McGregor's Obi-Wan is Jesus.

TikTok consumer Chad Marvelous (@chadmarvelous) is cracking up other folks on the platform after sharing a portrait of Ewan McGregor placing up in a church they visited for a vacation event which seems to had been confused for Jesus Christ himself.

He shared the gaffe in a viral clip that's accrued over 2 million views — and it's transparent that whoever put up the picture isn't the one one that thinks Ewan McGregor's Obi-Wan looks like JC.

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"Too my niece to this church for a Christmas event, and they had a picture of Ewan McGregor as Obi-Wan Kenobi on the wall because they thought it was Jesus (I asked, and the person was very serious when they told me.)" Chade wrote in a textual content overlay of the video.

And sure, while somebody can say that their church is confusing Obi-Wan Kenobi as their lord and savior, Jesus Christ, Chad proves it, via recording the internal of what appears to be a Christmas party on the house of Worship, which displays both adults and kids rocking Santa hats as a part of the holiday festivities.

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He pans his camera over the left to show a portrait of Jesus, only to zoom in and divulge that the man's countenance isn't in truth Ewan McGregor's portrayal of the famed Star Wars hero and Jedi Master.

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The TikToker added in a caption for the video: "at a Christmas event, endless church has a picture of #EwanMcGregor as #ObiWanKenobi on the wall. when I asked someone why, they looked at me confused, and said "that's Jesus", and they were completely serious. I don't mean to laugh, but I can't help but be amused"

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Apparently this isn't the first time that a picture of McGregor's Obi-Wan has been improper because the deity/prophet/historical determine. In a Reddit post uploaded to the r/thathappened sub, any person shared a photograph that shows a an identical Obi-Wan picture up on any individual's mantle.

The picture, was has been became a extensively circulated meme, incorporates a caption which says: "A Grandma had this picture on her mantle because she thought it was Jesus...."

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It presentations McGregor's face decked out in a beard and full Jedi regalia but even so a pass and a small black sheet of paper that reads: "Keep Calm Jesus Loves You"

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Whether or now not the image is authentic and actually belongs to any person's Grandma who gazes upon McGregor's face and thinks about the entire suffering he persisted by the hands of Pontius Pilate and the Romans with a view to bring a message of love and healing to mankind is up for debate, but it's hard to disclaim that the aesthetics of his personality do not virtually directly align with classical religious imagery that is generally related to Jesus Christ.

And it might seem that there are many examples the place folks had been captured has possessing this same actual opinion: like when a guy gifted his mother a portrait of Obi-Wan for Christmas and informed his mom it was in truth a painting of Jesus Christ.

He even were given video of all the factor.

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There have been some Star Wars fans who idea that Lucas' determination to make Obi-Wan resemble typical spiritual iconography depicting Jesus was person who used to be intentional, like this one Quora person who wrote: "Is there a reason that Obi-Wan Kenobi resembles Jesus in Star Wars: Revenge of the Sith?"

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One user thought that OP used to be simply letting memes get the simpler of his line of pondering: "No, it’s just a meme. You’re reading too much into it. Just because someone has a beard, does not make them Jesus."

However there was once somebody else who delineated a brief listing of causes as to why Obi-Wan used to be made to appear this fashion, suggesting that George Lucas knew precisely what he used to be doing.

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"Arguably, Obi-Wan is a literary “Christ Figure.” That’s about character resemblance not physical resemblance. Obi-Wan:

• Is spiritual
• Performs miracles using The Force
• Is kind, forgiving, and fights for justice
• Sacrifices himself to redeem others
• Is resurrected as a Force Ghost

There’s a reason for this: it’s good theater and relatable, leading to popularity of the character and the themes of the series," they wrote.

As it seems, other folks complicated famous artists for Jesus Christ isn't fully unusual according to one TikTok consumer who responded to Chad's clip: "My grandma had a pillow she thought was a picture of Jesus... It was Dave Grohl," they wrote.

Maybe anyone shouldn't inform her that Grohl was once in fact Beezleboss in The Pick of Destiny, as well as the "Shiny Demon" in "Tribute."

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