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Betrayal of Jesus Through Peter’s Eyes My name is Peter and I am an apostle of Jesus. I wanted to share the experience I had with him last Passover. It started two days prior to the start of Passover when Jesus reminded us that the Son of Man was going to be crucified. I didn’t want to believe anything like this could happen to the son of God; my heart was overwhelmed with fear and concern for my very dear friend. How could he say these words; how could God let this happen? Jesus and I were in

Jesus Religion and spirituality are two different things. You may be able to believe in a higher being with out being labeled as religious. Most if not all religions are based on a larger cause, such as eternity. Almost all so called religions worship a dead prophet or more than one god. But if you are a christian you will believe in a god whom walked this earth. Lots of people don’t even realize who Jesus was. Most see him as a heaven protected son of god in a human body. But if jesus were to

John 14: 6 says “I am the way the truth and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me”. Jesus’ ministry was based off of this principle. If you believe that Jesus is the Son of God, that he was raised from the dead, and you confess you have sinned, then you are a Christian according to Jesus and his father God. That is what Jesus taught when he was alive on Earth. His ministry started Christianity, influencing so many people around the world. With his ministry came a lot of controversy

The Two Natures of Jesus Angelia Pillow Bethel University Abstract This paper is a discussion of the dual natures of Jesus Christ. This human nature did not take away from his divine nature; they were together in one person, Jesus Christ The Two Natures of Jesus The Chalcedonean Creed states the following: That Jesus has two natures; he is God and man. Each nature is full and complete; he is fully God and fully man. Each nature remains distinct. Christ is only one person. Things that

Jesus shed blood in a fourth place when a crown of thorns was placed on His head. Matthew 27:29 NIV tells us that a "braided crown of thorns was placed on His head," and the Roman soldiers mocked Him saying, "Hail, King of the Jews!" Bleeding from the thorns that were pushed into His head, Jesus restored your peace of mind. Remember? "The chastisement of our peace was upon Him," (Isaiah 53:5 KJV). The blood that Jesus shed from the crown of thorns is capable of releasing all of the strongholds in

recalls Jesus as a certain individual who stood out from his society and time, because he dared to act beyond other’s expectations in order to make a change to this world. In doing so he ensured that history would remember him. Jesus was so much more than a social revolutionary, more than an ordinary person who was committed to change,he proclaimed a freedom much deeper than any social, moral, economic or political oppression, he truly changed this world as a whole. ‘The presence of Jesus was both

Religion: Jesus and Mohammad What is Religion? According to Merriam and Webster dictionary (2016), religion is a belief in a god or in a group of gods within an organized system of beliefs, ceremonies and rules. It is an interest, a belief, or an activity that is very important to a person or group. Although existence of gods or the many gods has not yet been proven, religion poses a power so strong it channels belief for everyone that has faith in their chosen religion (Psychology Today, 2016)

Was Jesus the Messiah? What is a Messiah? A Messiah is a long-awaited savior sent by God to the Hebrew people. Literally translated from it’s Hebrew origins this name means “anointed” or “chosen” one. To the Hebrew people, Messiah is a person who is sent forth to come better the world. While the idea of a messiah originated in Hebrew thought, the notion spread forth to many of the other Abrahamic religions – Judaism being where it originated, and Christianity being possibly the second most notable

years millions have asserted Jesus as their rescuer and staked their lives and their endlessness on His promises. In the story of Jesus Christ is a falsehood then it is impressively the best and most preposterous scam to ever deify itself and pressure humankind. However, in the event that it is true, we must choose the option to consider Him important, neglecting to do as such could cost you everything. Eventually in each of our lives we must face the subject of Jesus Christ. [1] It appears that

us from assisting to those who need an act of Mercy the most. The implications the theme of Mercy has is that the Church today has become more united and diverse compared to the Church in the past (Since there was stronger social prejudice during Jesus’ time), which means that our faith has grown stronger as time passed and has bonded us stronger together as one family. The importance of the theme of Mercy on people’s thoughts, experiences and beliefs is The theme of Mercy is significant because