Jesus is a progress in the prototype because he was actually sacrificed (in the story), whereas Abraham was stopped by God's hand. I know that part doesn't interest you (I find it morbid) but Christianity wouldn't exist without this sacrifice.
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One of the lines that always perplexed me was: “My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?”
Those sound like the words of a man regretting the situation he got himself in, not a demigod
it interests me in that it draws a line between freewill and fate
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That was Mathews version of Jesus's last words & yes he is not in control.
John 19:30: It is finished. (He is in control)
Luke 23:46: Father, into thy hands I commit my spirit. (He decides)
They are not recounting the biography of a historic figure.