The devil want Jesus to be a submissive, fallen (one who sinned) powerless messiah. In Matthew 4:1-11, the devil tries to trick Jesus into sinning thereby failing to remain faithful to Father God. But, Jesus showed Christians how to overcome the devil with the Word of God.
The Wise men told king Herod that the messiah would take over him and that the messiah is a child. Jesus was hiding because he was the messiah and did not want to get killed by king Herod.
He felt unworthy standing near the Messiah. John understood exactly who Jesus was and what His mission on earth was to be.
Satan, Lucifer, the devil, whatever you want to call him/it.
In Judaism, the messiah hasn't came yet, so many people don't think it's anyone yet. Jews are still waiting for the arrival of the messiah. Long story short, no one yet. Although they also didn't want to believe that Jesus Is the messiah even though the proof was right there in the books of the Prophets who prophesied Jesus' coming.
The New Testament is about Jesus' life, when he was born, and after he died.
My guess would be the kind that all guys want and that would be an angel in public and a devil in private.
There is no resentment in accepting Jesus from the Jewish point of view. The acceptance of Jesus is an acceptable practice for Christians in the Jewish point of view. In fact, one needs to accept Jesus in order to be a Christian. Wouldn't you agree?Judaism has no requirements for conversion and says that every religion has a path to God. So, Christians are considered to be a righteous people in the eyes of Judaism regardless of the Christian position in regards to messianic concepts.In contrast to Christianity accepting Jesus and using Jesus as a guide, the Jewish people follow Torah as a twofold law (the written and the oral tradition) otherwise it is not Judaism.So, Christianity has Jesus and Judaism has Torah and that is where the lines are drawn.The idea of a Messiah in Judaism is different from the Christian concept so Jews don't really mind if Christians accept Jesus as a messiah or savior. Not all Jewish movements require a belief in a personal messiah who will arrive one day. The Jews who believe in a personal messiah who will arrive some time or another do not believe in a concept of a supernatural messiah. Instead, the claim is that every generation has a potential messiah who will bring the messianic age (a time of peace in this world).In any case, Jews don't resent Christians accepting Jesus as a messiah. However, Jews dislike the fact that some want to force them to accept Jesus as a messiah because that would deny the right of Jews to follow their own religion-Judaism. Jews have different world views and world views need to be respected.
The Tasmanian Devil is a native, endangered Australian Animal. We want to save it because we want our country to still have the Tasmanian Devil in Future Generations.
He sold his soul to the Devil.
I man named Simeon and a prophet name Anna. If you want to learn more, read Luke 2:25-39. Glad I could help...
No, although there are several prophecies that Christians refer to as mentioning him indirectly.- Jesus Christ is not mentioned specificaly but one title has 'the suffering servent' (At the end of Jesus' life he suffered on a cross). Its well worth reading Isiah in the bible, If you dont want to read it all just look at Isiah chapter 52 verse 13 to Chapter 53 verse 12 (this is really not that big and can be read in 30 seconds!)A list of some verses (sentences) in the bible which mentions a savior (Messiah) AKA J.C.Isiah 9:1-2, 52:13-53:12Psalm 16:10, 110:4, 132:11There are other verses but its best you check somewhere which has the whole list.ANSWERThe word Christ in the English Bible is the same as Messiah in the Hebrew Bible.The O.T. predicted a Messiah (or a Christ) would come into the world to save sinners. No human knew who that messiah would be. From the bible (N.T.) we can compare Jesus' life with what was predicted in the O.T. about the messiah and conclude that Jesus is the messiah or the Christ, hence the name He is known by, Jesus Christ or Jesus the Christ.
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