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Concerning the actual stone itself, is it not extremely problematic to the overall theory that a)the New Testament itself doesnt seem to portray anyone expecting a ressurected messiah (besides Jesus himself) and b) there are plenty of conversations concerning messiahship going on in the period before, during, and after the first century and essentially none of them refer to a messiah like figure who dies and is ressurected, excluding, of course, Christian sources?