answersLogoWhite

0

Jesus first offered himself to his father upon incarnation. The only purpose of Jesus being born was to live in obedience to his father and become the perfect sacrifice.

User Avatar

Wiki User

10y ago

What else can I help you with?

Related Questions

When did Jesus first offer himself to the father?

That was when Jesus presented himself for baptism in 29 C.E. From that point on in his life, Jesus fulfilled the words of Psalm 40:6-8.


What words did Jesus offer himself to the father?

With these words from Luke 23 - "Father, into thy hands I commend my spirit" Luke 23.46. And when Jesus had cried with a loud voice, he said, Father, into thy hands I commend my spirit: and having said thus, he gave up the ghost.


When did Jesus offer himself to the Father?

This is only in Luke's Gospel. On the cross, Jesus said, "Father, into thy hands I commend my spirit," and died forthwith.In Mark and Matthew Jesus' last words were, "My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?", and in John,"It is finished," upon which he died forthwith.


How was jeseus born?

why was jesus killJesus came to earth for one specific reason, "To offer Himself as a living sacrifice for mankind sins, and to prove beyond any doubts that God The Father is merciful, and forgiving."


Did Jesus give us so we could offer ourselfs with offer or so with him to the father?

Try asking your question again I cannot understand it


What did Jesus offer himself as to the Jews?

I take it that you mean why did Jesus choose the Jews. The answer is that if He had chosen any other nation they would have all been coverted to his teachings. Jesus knew that the Jewish nation would be the only one to crucify Him.


What is the name of the angel that best friends go to for spiritual advice?

There are no angels that we can pray to for spiritual advice. All prayers are directed to the Father (God) through his son Jesus Christ i.e "Father or Father who art in heaven" then you offer up your prayer to him, and close your prayer "In the name of Jesus Christ, amen


When do you offer the same sacrifice Jesus offered on the cross?

At the Holy Mass. Jesus estabilished it on Thursday evening (the last supper). He sacrificed himself twice - first celebrated first Holy Mass during the last supper, saying "this is my body which will be gave out for you" upon the bread and saying "this is my blood which will be poured for you and for many, for redemption of sins." upon the wine. He gave out his body and poured his blood on the next day, on the Cross. Priest repeats these words upon bread and wine in each Mass, to repeat the sacrifice of Jesus. He offered himself to Father God, by changing bread and wine in his body and blood we offer himslef to Father God again, praying in our needs, thanks etc. I'm not sure if i understood exactly the question, but YOU can offer this sacrafice being the priest. Protestants have other view on the holy mass and priesthood, so not to be one-sided, maybe some protestant could write another answer?


According to the King James Version of the Bible, why did Jesus die on the cross"?

According to the King James Version of the Bible, Jesus died on the cross to sacrifice himself for the sins of humanity and to offer salvation and forgiveness to all who believe in him.


Why did Jesus come to Earth and what was his purpose for doing so?

Jesus came to Earth to bring salvation and redemption to humanity. His purpose was to teach about God's love, sacrifice himself for the forgiveness of sins, and offer eternal life to those who believe in him.


What does Jesus offer at every mass?

Assuming you're talking about the Catholic or other Christian mass, He offers himself through the the body his blood, in a rite performed by the Priest.


What are the first things Beowulf tells hrothgar when they meet for the first ti me?

Beowulf introduces himself to Hrothgar and explains that he has come to offer his assistance in defeating the monster Grendel that has been terrorizing the Danes. Beowulf also mentions his father's relationship with Hrothgar in the past, highlighting their familial connection.