The Question Of Jesus: Who Am I?

In contrast Pope Benedict XVI’s book, Jesus of Nazareth, stated that the ‘Kingdom of God’ is “… an inner disposition characterised in daily behaviour by adopting the mind and outlook of Christ…” A teacher of the law once asked Jesus, “Which commandment is the most important?” He deemed loving God and your neighbour as the two most important. So here it is clear that Jesus is talking about love as a major theme in personal conduct a theme which is exemplified by biblical stories of Jesus’ own behaviour. Jesus demonstrated his love for others on many occasions and in many different ways. He spoke to people who were outcasts or disliked such as the woman at the well and Zacchaeus. He met people’s physical needs through some of his

God loved and care for His creation of humanity so much, that He sent Himself to earth in human form, Jesus Christ the messiah to save all people of all nations. God as Jesus develop human relationships with the people around Him, especially the twelve disciples who he sent out to proclaim the message of God’s kingdom. Jesus even spoke to the disciples about loving him more than they would ever love their wife or children before Him. God wanted to be your first love before anyone else in your life, he wanted a lasting deep relationship in your life, He wanted to actively involve with humanity. God loved humanity and wanted an eternal bond with His creation “that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall

Reflection is a major factor in "developing self-awareness" to improve services provided to everyone around me, this is to develop my own understanding in realising the good and bad made previously. Moving forward with a better understanding, as well as rectifying the mistake whilst recognizing the good points, (Horton-Deutsch and Sherwood, 2008).

The purpose of this assignment is to discuss the contribution of reflective practice for clinical nursing. Reflection has been defined as a way for individuals to “capture their experience, think about it, mull it over and evaluate” (Boud et al 1985: 19)

What he went through benefited a lot of people. Way before the crucifixion—the supreme example of Jesus caring for others—he was known for constantly showing kindness. For example, when a lot of people had been with him for several days, Jesus cared for them. He knew they were hungry, and that if he sent them away, some of the weaker ones may faint on the way (Mark 8:1-2). This was the motive for multiplying the loaves and the fish. His healings and ministery was all inspired by understanding. When it came to dying for the sins of the world, Jesus kept right on adoring, helping, and loving. He did not suffer and die for his own sins, because he was perfect. He cared for us—those who would one day respond in faith—so much that he willingly volunteered to pay the ultimate price to rescue us from this present evil age, sin, and the wrath of God (Gal 1:4; 1 Pet 2:24; Rom 5:9). When he finally breathed his last, he died not with bitterness and resentment poisoning his heart but with love and trust (1 Pet

“I hated reading Gus the Bus over and over again to you.” This statement came from my mom after my claim that I didn’t remember being read to very much as a child. And though I don’t remember being read to, my mom and dad were influential in the beginning of my literacy. They’ve taught me not to take learning for granted, and have encouraged me to read all of my life. Despite experiencing low points with my interest in literacy throughout my life, there are clear examples of how my interest and reasoning has matured from the beginning of my literacy to the present day.

Jesus, the Son of God, is a man that was brought to this world to bring peace and salvation to the people of the Earth.

Who is Jesus? In Matthew 16:13-20 Jesus asked his disciples, “Who do people say the Son of

Christ becomes an example to the Apostles when he tells the men not to send the multitude away to buy food, rather Christ decided to provide them food as a service to the multitude. I believe that the Savior shows the highest form of love by reaching out to serve people through physically and spiritually feeding them before he was able to take time to mourn for the loss of John the Baptist. Christ also teaches the importance of prayer and communication with our Heavenly Father when he takes time to pray alone. “He prepared Himself to teach by spending time alone in prayer and fasting. In daily, private moments, He sought His heavenly Father’s guidance.”

Jesus made people change their beliefs and follow the positive ways of life. He assisted those who were weak in their spiritual lifetime and saved them from their sins. Jesus suffered and died for man’s sins which set each person free from their original sin. He taught them what their expected to do and how to live a sin free live. Followers of Jesus realized that he was their savior. His death was an exact sign of a true savior who people believed in.

The coaching staff at Godby was extremely flexable anytime I had school work or an exam to study for they would allow me to either leave practice early or work on my assignments during practice as long as I have completed my daily task. The coaching staff was also very patient with me which was something I felt was important. They understood that I was new to their football system so they worked with me as I tried to learn the teams procedures, different plays and even getting to know the players better. They were also very mannarable when it came to me being the only women working around the program.

Jesus, the second part to the Trinity was sent down to Earth to save all of humanity. He is God, yet He is man. Jesus saved humanity through the incarnation, atonement, and resurrection. Incarnation refers to God becoming man and dwelling with us (Krise 2015). John 3:16, states “For God so love the world, that He gave His one and only Son, that whoever believes in Him will not perish, but have everlasting life” (Zondervan Study Bible NIV, John 3:16). God had a plan to save humanity, using Jesus to redeem people for their sins. The atonement refers to Jesus accepting what He must do to save humanity. A bible verse that explains the atonement is Isaiah 53:4-5, “Surely he took up our pain and bore our suffering, yet we considered him punished by God, stricken by him, and afflicted. But he was pierced for our transgressions, he was crushed for our iniquities; the punishment that brought us peace was on him, and by his wounds we are healed” (Zondervan Study Bible NIV, Isaiah 53:4-5) Three days after Jesus died on the cross, He resurrected. This was a promise He made to His followers and this was a promise He did not break. The resurrection shows just how powerful the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit really are. “God asserts His ultimate power in the Resurrection. Human beings can bring God into the grave, but they cannot keep Him there” (Sarot). Jesus’ life and the events that occurred are very significant to

Jesus came to deal with sin. The sacrifices of old were not sufficient enough to cleanse us from the stain of sin. God had to send His son to cleanse us. Jesus dealt with all sin, not just some sin. He carried the weight of the world on His shoulder, not just for a few people, not just for those who seem to be righteous but the bible says while we were yet in our sin Christ died for us. Even those who were not ye born, Jesus reached back through time and bore all our sins. No human being could have done or endured the cross but Christ.

Jesus said he was “the way, the truth, the life” and that no one could come to the Father, except through him. Whatever request people made in his name would be glorified .For example, if someone wanted to ask something, it needed to be stated in his name. He taught people two of the greatest rules. The first one was intended for people to love God with all their heart, soul, mind and strength humanly possible.The second was to love their neighbors as much as they loved themselves.. These laws were the greatest for him since people could have love for those against them, and do good actions to those who hated them. Moreover, people could give blessings to those who gave them curses and pray for the ones who were cruel to them.Another important topic to discuss with him, could be faith. He taught us that with faith, nothing would be impossible. That a mountain could be moved from place to place if whatever one requested in his/her prayers was petitioned with faith.. Thus, Jesus made plenty of miracles, like giving a blind man sight, and paralytics/lepers a cure to their sickness. As a result of his teachings, this man could be considered a man to meet, learn and not

To start off, I will say a very simple fact, Jesus is everything and everyone. Jesus is all that is around us. When I say this I mean that Jesus is the reason we are where we are, He made everything possible for us and we don’t understand that. Jesus is a symbol of strength, Saving grace, human weakness, hope, life, love, understanding, knowledge, wisdom and almost any other intangible definition of humanity that we could think of. The reason I say this is because Jesus of scripture was everything good in the world and also he highlighted humanity as we are. Jesus in scripture is shown in every situation and can be applied to our world as a symbol. He is in all that is good and also in any situation that is bad. I don’t mean bad as in he is the creator of evil because that would be a complete religious contradiction. I mean that Jesus is the hope in any bad situation. He is what makes evil turn out good. Jesus makes anything bad become understandable through all that He means.