Jesus was fully human as indicated by his title, Son of Man. These words reflect his natural human birth and yet Jesus was also fully divine as God's son. Jesus as 'Son of Man' is God in human form and so he understands what it means to be fully human. At birth Jesus is given the name Emmanuel which means 'God with us' (Matthew 1:23). Jesus was a human man and as that experienced the fullness of life: its burden and joy, its sadness and happiness, its pain and pleasure. Jesus was like us. Christians understand what the human condition is and so understand Jesus better when they consider he shared in living life as we do and knows what living requires of us.
Christians believe that by His death, Jesus made it possible for us to have eternal life, that He died that our sins might be forgiven. Therefore, believing this, Christians acknowledge Jesus as their Saviour.
Jerusalem is the city where Jesus was hailed as a king and where he was crucified.
because Christians are supposed to follow god and spread the word of the gospel, to do this Christians are supposed to help these people.
Because that's where Christians believe Jesus lived so they would got to Jerusalem for the experience of walking and being wear Jesus was.
Whether you accept that you can worship Jesus depends on your religious beliefs. Only those who accept that Jesus is God, as Christians do, will feel that they can worship Jesus. What some might find confusing is that we do not worship Jesus by going to a specific place, or performing specific rituals. The worship the Jesus commands is enacted internally and expressed externally - so someone who wishes to worship Jesus will serve fellow Christians and non-Christians. The nature of this service may differ, but ultimately a person doing good deeds to honour God and Jesus is worshipping Jesus by doing that.
Followers of Jesus during and immediately after his ascension were known as 'People of the Way'And desired of him letters to Damascus to the synagogues, that if he found any of this way, whether they were men or women, he might bring them bound unto Jerusalem [Acts 9:2].The disciples were called Christians first atAntioch[Acts 11:26]
I would say that the parables and teachings of Jesus are most helpful. They outline the important values and virtues that Jesus wishes to see in us on Judgment Day. They give us a very specific map for how to inherit eternal life, which sometimes surprises us by its stress on generosity and forgiveness.Another perspective:The New Testament epistles also greatly help Christians understand and make practical application of Jesus' teachings. James' epistle, for just one example, might as well be subtitled, "How To Be A Good Christian."
because Jesus gave us the gift to be more than conqueror's over evil and an understanding of eternal life for all , " where are you going to spend eternity ?"
No, they are still together. They are Christians, if that helps you place where they might be in their relationship.
1. ALL Christians believe in Jesus 2. JESUS CREATED THE CATHOLIC CHURCH 3. the Holy Tridium (Father, Son, Holy Spirit)...1 in 3
Mark's account of scourging and crucifixion of Jesus influences Christians to understand that Jesus went through all of this without complaint for mankind. As a result, man must bear up under any suffering that must be endured on earth in preparation for the reward at the end of life.
It might be called that because in Acts, you read how Paul(Saul) changes his ways and then helps the Christians. Paul travels around parts of the Mediterranean and through parts of the Middle East so he could spread the word of Jesus.