Christians, would you have saved Jesus, if you had he chance?

[RoadRunner79]

I was thinking about this in the "suicide" thread.   I'm a little concerned, in the low view many seem to be portraying in one person sacrificing themselves to save others. I think that it is noble.   While technically, a suicide mission is suicide I think that the motives make an important distinction.  

As to your "moral dilemma", I think that if we get rid of the mischaracterizations, then I believe the dilemma disappears.  As an ethical situation, killing someone, and not interfering with them saving others knowing, that they will die, is not the same thing. 

Within the proper context, I don't see the hypocrisy.

The problem is that Jesus didn't save anyone.  Everyone still has to face Judgment Day on his own merits.  If Jesus had actually saved people then there wouldn't be any Judgment Day because they would all get into the golden cube.

Where did you get that idea from;   I would suggest, that you get better council and/or read the scriptures for yourself.  It tells a different story.