Who Is The Man Called Jesus?

God is our creator, He loves and protect us, He wants us to be safe and happy.

Chapter two discusses what makes Jesus so different and what makes people uncomfortable making him the topic of conversation. McDowell happened to run across the actual meaning of the name Jesus Christ or as some may refer to “the deity of Christ.” The name Jesus was derived from the Greek name Jeshua or Joshua meaning “Jehoviah-Savior” or “the lord saves.” Christ is also from the Greek language meaning Messiah or Mashiach from the Hebrew language which stands for the anointed one.

Who is God? What are his characteristics? I believe that God is the person who created me and he is the person I believe in. I also think that God is the creator of the world and that has control over everything that happens in my life. I think that some of God’s characteristics are that he has the

Who is God? God is the creator of all according to the Christian worldview. As Christians we believe that God is the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit. (Diffey, 2015, Ch. 3) We trust that God be existent in three persons. After reading the Genesis chapters, I understood that God

To our surprise, we look back to see an overjoyed Jesus, almost unable to contain his excitement.

He created the world and created men and women in his own image. God loved the world so much that he gave his one and only Son so

18 And Jesus came and said to them, “All authority in heaven and on earth has been given to me. 19 Go therefore and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in[a] the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, 20 teaching them to observe all that I have commanded you. And behold, I am with you always, to the end of the age.”

1.In his pre-human existence he was called “God’s only begotten Son because Jehovah created him directly. As the “first-born of all creation, Jesus was used by God to create all other things. Jesus also had the personal name of Michael the archangel at this time.

As creatures created by God and who share in His life, we all have “inestimable value” (JP II 2). By virtue of the fact that He sent His Son to die for us on the cross in order to bridge what was broken in the Garden, God shows how much He really loves humanity. The Incarnation is proof positive how important human life is in the eyes of the Trinity. Jesus Christ could have taken on any form, yet as Philippians 2:7 teaches us, He took the form of a human servant and died a human death on the cross in order to provide salvation for humankind. Because of this relationship, all humans are valuable and share a divine dignity with one another and with God.

Jesus Christ or the professed Jewish Messiah was tried for terrible blasphemy. It was a great catastrophe. Had Jesus given a fair trial then His claim for divine Messiahship would have been established. Unfortunately the laws were bent and the eyes were closed and thus a fair judgment was prevented. There is no doubt that this was the most terrible miscarriage of justice ever experienced by the mankind. In open court it was admitted by Jesus Christ that He was God in human flesh. What ever would happen one day He would appear as the King of the most sacred place that is Israel and finally of all the universe. It was surprising that His trial ended abruptly and a decision of guilt was announced unanimously. Blasphemy was the main charge,

During this particular time period there were controversies about who Jesus really was and who he was claiming to be. Although in this time period there are many people who are viewed as the powerful one, Jesus claims to be someone powerful. This began to make the Pharisees and Sadducees furious and felt like they were weak. The Pharisees and sadducees saw Jesus as a threat when in other people’s eyes they saw Jesus as the Son of God.

While Jesus was on earth, many people would say that He lived as a radical because he didn’t live for the approval of other. He always did what right according to God no matter how it made the people who didn’t believe in him feel. This means that Jesus always had an extreme amount of courage to seek out the root of an important issue. The times that I have that type of courage is whenever I see people that I know doing something that I know is wrong and could be hurtful to someone else, I speak up to tell them the truth about their actions.

Now-a-days it seems like religion has become somewhat of a taboo. It has fallen on the back burners, pushed behind things such as famous actors that people look up to or things portrayed in the media. The thing is, the most important figure in history is part of religion and should be revered much more than the idolized actors of today. The human population has become blind to spiritual life and has become engulfed by a social lifestyle. If you look around, people have forgotten what it’s like to know Jesus and any aspect of religion. Religion is the biggest part of any person’s life because it is the building block for everything we have.

Throughout the Old Testament, Israel was called to live a life of holiness, striving for Godly righteousness, following the laws Yahweh set our before them to reach a level of devotion no people had ever reached in history. God calls Israel to be a people of priests in Exodus 19. God desired the Israelites to be set apart from any other nation through their lifestyles and be in relationship with him. Fast forwarding to the New Testament, Christians are called to be something that is strikingly similar to that of Israel: to live a life that is exemplary of the Messiah Jesus Christ; the holy Son of the all gracious, all powerful, all merciful God, filled with an abundance of love. However, through Jesus we are called to be a part of a royal priesthood and drawn into an intimate relationship. Two different periods of time, but the same call. It is important to regard God reasserts His rule over His Kingdom by allowing for His people to be part of his mission done by anointing them as a people of priests.

What’s in a name? Names define us as individuals. We as people have a first name, a last name, sometimes a middle name, and also perhaps some nicknames used by different people. Names are important, but not just for people. In the Bible, there are dozens of different names used for God throughout the Scriptures. Many people might wonder why God needs so many names. I believe one of the primary reasons why God has so many names throughout Scripture is because they have to do with His nature and character. I feel that each of God’s and Jesus’ names in the Bible emphasizes a particular facet of Their character. As we understand how each of God’s names reveals another aspect of His character in the Bible, the more we will learn about Him. Let’s look at some names that were used to identify Jesus in the New Testament.