SPOILER Jesus Christ is canon in Wynncraft lore (REAL)

This sign that was added in "Snowstorm Detlas" for the Festival of the Blizzard clearly says "Merry Christmas" instead of "Merry Craftmas" like you would normally expect. Every NPC within Wynncraft refers to this holiday as Craftmas, not Christmas. However, this sign shows us that Craftmas isn't the only holiday celebrated around this time of year in Wynn.

This is concrete proof that Christmas and, by extension, Jesus Christ himself are canon within Wynncraft's lore.

 

Too many Christian references..

 

Maybe Jerusalem is somewhere beyond the borders ...

 

Oh my god
In the quest "Recover the Past", we find out that Fruman recruits are brainwashed using the phrase "there is no war within the Fruman Walls", implying that Fruma has walls to keep out wars.

In the Bible, one of the stories recounts how an army blows down the walls of Jericho with trumpets in order to win a war. Jericho was trying to keep a war from getting within their walls.

In the Fruma announcement, Salted said that the level cap will be raised up to level 120. The newest major update on the live servers is update 2.0.1, which looks like 20 and 1. 120/20 is 6, and 6+1 is 7. Joshua's armies then blew down the walls of Jericho on the seventh day.

On top of all of that, 'Fruma' has at least one letter in common with 'Jericho'. Fruma is Jericho. There is only one conclusion that can be made from all this:

THE NEW UPDATE IS THE BIBLE UPDATE. We will be breaking down the Fruman walls with a new type of weapon: TRUMPETS.

IT ALL FITS!

 

Shameless self-plug:
https://forums.wynncraft.com/threads/the-true-meaning-of-fall-of-the-twins.295408/

Even the Grand Archive tells of Jesus Christ!

 

Nonbelievers will say it's fake.

 

As creative and interesting this is, I simply just don't think whoever wrote the poem intended it to be a metaphor for Christianity. It's a fantasy MMORPG minecraft server and there are no other major biblical or Christian references anywhere in the game. The biggest flaw is that God and Jesus simply aren't Twins; twins are born at the same time and Jesus was created after God. Furthermore, Jesus absolutely never condemned God or vice-a-versa; they are never portrayed as antagonists to one another in traditional Christian teachings.

If I had to guess a possibility of what the poem means, it could be a reference to Orphion and the Dark Beast. Now it is a hunch, but given that this scenario touches upon the in game lore and therefore more topical, it makes more sense than a reference to a real life religion.

The first and third lines match; both are born from completely different sides of the same coin (light and dark) and they hate each other.
Breaking through heaven makes more sense because the Dark Beast wanted to invade the light realm, which is considered as a sort of heaven in the Elves religion.
The younger one falling could be a reference to the Dark Beast being defeated at some point, only to then rise and challenge the older one once more (in this case Orphion).

Beyond the poem, there is one off-hand line from the Light Forest Ultimate Secret Discovery: "This fight... This war... It has torn us apart from what we were."
This is the Dark Beast talking to Orphion; so it means that at one point in the past these two beings were once connected. So I guess it can kinda support the usage of "twin" in the title of the poem.

But that's just my two cents on it; I doubt we will ever get a clear answer and I don't think there was meant to be one.

 

As creative and interesting this is, I simply just don't think whoever wrote the poem intended it to be a metaphor for Christianity. It's a fantasy MMORPG minecraft server and there are no other major biblical or Christian references anywhere in the game. The biggest flaw is that God and Jesus simply aren't Twins; twins are born at the same time and Jesus was created after God. Furthermore, Jesus absolutely never condemned God or vice-a-versa; they are never portrayed as antagonists to one another in traditional Christian teachings.

If I had to guess a possibility of what the poem means, it could be a reference to Orphion and the Dark Beast. Now it is a hunch, but given that this scenario touches upon the in game lore and therefore more topical, it makes more sense than a reference to a real life religion.

The first and third lines match; both are born from completely different sides of the same coin (light and dark) and they hate each other.
Breaking through heaven makes more sense because the Dark Beast wanted to invade the light realm, which is considered as a sort of heaven in the Elves religion.
The younger one falling could be a reference to the Dark Beast being defeated at some point, only to then rise and challenge the older one once more (in this case Orphion).

Beyond the poem, there is one off-hand line from the Light Forest Ultimate Secret Discovery: "This fight... This war... It has torn us apart from what we were."
This is the Dark Beast talking to Orphion; so it means that at one point in the past these two beings were once connected. So I guess it can kinda support the usage of "twin" in the title of the poem.

But that's just my two cents on it; I doubt we will ever get a clear answer and I don't think there was meant to be one.

 

Nah, dude. A cow got crucified, thats all

 

Hes still alive too you can see him if you /toggle playerghosts all and see horses walking on water!

 

As creative and interesting this is, I simply just don't think whoever wrote the poem intended it to be a metaphor for Christianity. It's a fantasy MMORPG minecraft server and there are no other major biblical or Christian references anywhere in the game. The biggest flaw is that God and Jesus simply aren't Twins; twins are born at the same time and Jesus was created after God. Furthermore, Jesus absolutely never condemned God or vice-a-versa; they are never portrayed as antagonists to one another in traditional Christian teachings.
If I had to guess a possibility of what the poem means, it could be a reference to Orphion and the Dark Beast. Now it is a hunch, but given that this scenario touches upon the in game lore and therefore more topical, it makes more sense than a reference to a real life religion.

The first and third lines match; both are born from completely different sides of the same coin (light and dark) and they hate each other.
Breaking through heaven makes more sense because the Dark Beast wanted to invade the light realm, which is considered as a sort of heaven in the Elves religion.
The younger one falling could be a reference to the Dark Beast being defeated at some point, only to then rise and challenge the older one once more (in this case Orphion).

Beyond the poem, there is one off-hand line from the Light Forest Ultimate Secret Discovery: "This fight... This war... It has torn us apart from what we were."
This is the Dark Beast talking to Orphion; so it means that at one point in the past these two beings were once connected. So I guess it can kinda support the usage of "twin" in the title of the poem.

But that's just my two cents on it; I doubt we will ever get a clear answer and I don't think there was meant to be one.

 

Nah, this is true. My religion is in Wynncraft!

 

I mean
Gharaheth is a demon from another world that doesn't seem to have any connections to either the realm of light or realm of dern
So I'd say it makes enough sense

 

Btw, apparently these are what the angels in the Bible are described to look like, thought it might be interesting.
(also ophanim and throne is the same thing just different names)

Cherubim:

Ezekiel 1:10 As for the likeness of their faces, each had a human face. The four had the face of a lion on the right side, the four had the face of an ox on the left side, and the four had the face of an eagle.

Seraphim:

Isaiah 6:2 Above him stood the seraphim. Each had six wings: with two he covered his face, and with two he covered his feet, and with two he flew.

Ophanim/Throne:

 

Good god, Lightbenders really throwing balls covered in eyes...

 

Fruma is actually Egypt comfirmed??.

 

This implies that...
A) Jesus is alive within Wynncraft
B) Jesus can create clones of himself
C) Jesus is a horse

 

"jesus is a horse" -PlasmaWarrior 2022
...

 

Horse plinko

 

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