Jesus repeatedly challenged people both directly in conversation with those whom He encountered and indirectly through His life and teaching.
One example is when He healed the man with the withered hand in the synagogue on the Sabbath. The synagogue ruler was angry about this and Jesus pointed out that the same man would not hesitate to get an animal out of a ditch on the Sabbath, thus exposing his hypocrisy and wrong priorities.
There are many ways to worship Jesus. Some people pray, sing, or talk to Jesus. Some read the bible.
Freud challenged old ways of thinking as he was essentially the founder of modern psychology. Einstein challenged old ways of thinking by discovering the photoelectric effect which was instrumental in creating quantum theory.
The Disciples Of Jesus started teaching people the ways of Jesus and This got more and more people and spread out from the middle east
Christians believed that Jesus was the king of the Jews; a treasonous thought. Christians denounced what they felt were the sinful ways of the Romans.
We have no record suggesting that Jesus had a speech impediment, as did Moses.Jesus was not the leader of thousands of people on nomadic journeys.
Jesus stood out in all ways, when he talked and even when he acted with the priests and Jews as well.
By following his example and celebrating the memorial of his death on Nissan 14 every year.
After the death of Jesus , and the forty years, the disciples went in all ways, following Jesus s command to go and tell the good news o the people.
The Jewish leaders did not like Jesus. He taught and preached the true word of God. Many of the people were beginning to believe in Him and turning away from the Jewish leaders teachings. So they crucified Jesus and thought they had got rid of the problem. They could now go on teaching in their perverted ways. But what happens? Here the apostles of Jesus start teaching the ways of Jesus and even healed a few persons. This upset the Jewish leaders. They thought they had got rid of the problem and now it was manifesting itself again. The leaders told the apostles to stop teaching in Jesus' name. This is all they could do because the true cause, "the way" was so popular killing the apostles would be a big mistake. The apostles did not stop preaching, and this is a good lesson to whether we should obey man or God, when it come to the important things of God.
You can never be exactly like Jesus, because he was sinless. You could just pray and bring people to our faith if you want to do something
St. John did so by Baptizing people.
AnswerThere are references to a second coming of Jesus in the New Testament, for example in Mark chapter 13. Some believe they see inferences of a second coming of Jesus even in the Old Testament. Much of Christian theology seems to parallel Zoroastrian theology, and in some ways Jesus parallels the Saoshyant of that faith. The Zoroastrian faith holds that the Saoshyant will return to fight evil and initiate the Last Judgement. Arguably, the Zoroastrian thinking could be behind the thought that Jesus will return.