Uzeir Son of god, like Isa son of god

loxbox13

Is this Uzeir , named in the quran ?
In the egyptians religions there is a caracter named osiris, wich is transliterated from ancient egyptien ( Asar, Asari, Aser, Ausar, Ausir, Wesir, Usir, Usire or Ausare ... get this transliterations from wikipedia)

Was called ?Lord of Lords?, ?King of Kings?, ?God of Gods?, ?Resurrection and the Life?, ?Good Shepherd?, ?Eternity and Everlastingness?, and the god who "made men and women to be ?born again"

His birth was announced by Three Wise Men
the three stars Mintaka, Anilam, and Alnitak in the belt of Orion

Had a star in the east, Sirius, that signified his birth
Had a Eucharist ceremony of sorts, in which his flesh was eaten in the form of communion cakes of wheat
Taught much of the same material as Jesus; many teachings are identically the same, word for word
Was killed and later resurrected, providing hope to all that they may do likewise and become eternal

Is this Uzeir that the Children of Israelcalled Son of God ? the resemblance is striking with the version of the church, because the children of Israel livred for more than 400 years before Moses in Egypt, and they had a high status after Joseph , so if they were the priests , is Osiris the one called Uzeir in the quran ?

No longer a Sunna-rejecter

No. The Trinitarian "Jesus" was made up from these kinds of myths, or, more specifically, from the Roman version of polytheism/"miraculous birth" absurdity. The Hindus have the same thing with Krishna. Osiris the Egyptian version.

Jafar

First the 'childrens of Israel' during Quran period are segmented into many branches of culture.

The concept of "Triune God as One" by itself was popularized by a "Hellenized Jews" named Philo of Alexandria.
http//en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Philo
Philo was somebody with Jewish background who are heavily influenced by Egyptians polytheism and mystery religion. He's trying to 'harmonize' Judaism and Hellenism, with this "Three in One" concept. Although he lived approximately in the same era as Jesus, yet there are no records that these two figures actually meet up with each other, which could be an interesting discussion.

Nevertheless it is not impossible that within the "Jewish community" there are those who are "Telmudim of Philo" (Followers of Phillo's school of thought) just like there are many of them who are "Telmudim Of Jesus", "Telmudim of Hillel", "Telmudim of John", "Telmudim of Shamai" and many others. The belief of 'diasphoric' jews during Quran period is not a single / uniform kind of belief, they have many sects and school of thoughts in greater variety than we've today.

Deriving a conclusion that ALL of children of Israel think that "Uzair" (Whoever he/she is) is the son of god is a false conclusion. And it's proven that no such 'opinion' are alive today within Jewish society although such opinion might still be found 1400 years ago on a subset of children of Israel. (This again is still unproven)

Osiris Myth Still Well Alive Today

Speaking of Osiris and Egyptians mystery religion.
There are hundreds of evidence which shows that the Arabs and Europeans was and still is heavily influenced by it.
Some of them are

Osiris was known to be "God of the Dead" and "Lord of The Underworld", he (or his helpers) was told to possess the role and authority of "visiting recently deceased person in his/her tomb" and do a 'quick judgment' to the deceased spirit using a 'weight scale'. He ask the deceased many questions and those who are heaver on the 'evil side' were instantly punished in the tomb by Osiris for all eternity. This legend is still alive and well until today with the "Punishment of the grave" commonly found within Sunniism and 'strongly supported' by their version of Hadiths. Only the name is changed, it is no longer "Osiris" but angel.
Before earning his promotion to be the "God of the Dead" (and then he got promoted again to be among the 'supreme gods' within a triumvirate as told by Philo), Osiris started his god career as God of Harvest, there are many hieroglyph found in the remains of Egyptians civilizations where Osiris as "God of Harvest" are carrying a 'scythe', a common tool used by farmers for 'reaping the crops'. Looks like Osiris loved his scythe very much that he still using it upon embarking his new role as God of the Dead. It is commonly illustrated up until today that the "angel of death" are carrying a scythe, which actually originated from "Osiris" myth..
http//www.cartoonstock.com/lowres/ndi0756l.jpg

Conclusion

I don't think "Osiris" are infact "Uzair" although it is possible. Need a strong evidence which linked Uzair as Osiris.
Osiris legends and myth are the originating myth of the "Grave Punishment" as strongly believed by the Sunnis.
Osiris legends and myth are the originating myth of the "Angel of Death" / "Grim Reaper" commonly found in western civilizations (which includes middle east)

Salam / Peace

Jafar