What did Jesus do out of compassion for other people?

Answer 1

Here is a definition of compassion from an online dictionary: a feeling of deep sympathy and sorrow for another who is stricken by misfortune, accompanied by a strong desire to alleviate the suffering. Our Blessed Lord is God, but He is also 100% human. In His human nature, He could feel compassion for another, and obviously did, for instance at the death of His friend, Lazarus.

So, as a human being, as a man, Our Blessed Lord has compassion. He feels our misery, our sinfulness, our aloneness, our absence from the God who created us, and He desires to heal it, so much so, that He actually went to the cross to do what none of us are capable of doing - repair the unbridgeable gulf that we have created with our sin.

He has done that, and is still not done, because for this to be complete and real, each of us must make it our own, which means that we must put our sin behind us, repent of it and start to live a good Christian life, walking in His footsteps, and carrying our cross after Him.

And He still feels that compassion, He is right there beside us every step of the way, forgiving our sins in the sacrament of confession each week, and giving us the strength to live that Christian life in the sacrament of the most precious Eucharist - His own Body and Blood. So, He goes beyond human compassion, and becomes one with us through our frequent Holy Communion. We become in a real way divinized through our Confession and Communions.

Answer 2

Jesus gave up his life for the world's sins. He also constantly healed the physical, emotionally and mentally ill people.

Answer 3

Jesus healed the sick and and even made the dead well.

Answer 4

He gave his life so that we could live an eternal life with God. He also dedicated his life to teaching others about the Word of the Lord.

Answer 5

Jesus out of copassion healed the lepers.

Answer 6

Almost everything.

Answer 7

healed all the people who were hurt <3