Jesus is the Son of God. Without him dying for us we have no way of making it to heaven. He said we must be born again, that is to say you have to accept the Holy Ghost. But you also have to live according to the word (KJV bible), be obedient to God's will and ways. When Jesus died and rose up on the third day we are able to receive the Holy Ghost and we have the power to become the Sons of God. But God, Jesus, and the Holy Spirit are one in the Godhead. They are the same except you don't worship the Holy Ghost. It just allows you to have access to God through Jesus Christ. God is able to be broken down into time. That's why The Bible says he is the same yesterday, today, and tomorrow. He is the first and the last. He sees everything from your birth, to now, to your death and beyond. He is omnipresent. That's why he is God the creator, Jesus the Son and Mediator, and the Holy Ghost, God dwelling in us. Or you could look at it this way: Our Pastor is married with kids. He is the pastor, he is a husband, and he is a father. Same man, three different things. Only read the King James Version Bible. If you don't have the Holy Ghost, do what Romans 10:9. The evidence of the Holy Ghost is speaking in tongues to let you know.
The major difference is that Christians believe that Jesus is/was God, while Muslims believe that Jesus was a Messenger of God in the same order as Moses.
No Jesus was not a prophet, he was the son of god.
It depends on the religion. In Christianity, Jesus is considered God and not a prophet because he is an incarnation of God Himself. In Islam, Jesus is considered to be prophet and not God Himself because God is singular and does not have associates.
Because they are both the same, (John 20.28)
Christians do not worship Jesus. They worship God.
Jews and Muslims do not worship any prophet. Both Judaism and Islam hold that God and only God is the appropriate object of worship. Muslims consider Jesus a prophet, and Christians do worship Jesus. Christians do not worship any of the other people that both Jews and Muslims respect as prophets.Perhaps the question should have been "what prophets are accepted as legitimate by Jews, Christians and Muslims." In that case, all of the prophets accepted by Judaism are on the list, not just one single prophet. Moses, yes, but also Abraham and Isaiah are on the list.
It depends on the religion. In Christianity, Jesus is considered God and not a prophet because he is an incarnation of God Himself. In Islam, Jesus is considered to be prophet and not God Himself because God is singular and does not have associates.
Not exactly. a prophet in the Bible is a messenger sent by God. Jesus is the son of God, who God sent
Both prophets Jesus and Muhammad (Peace be upon them) called for worship of God (Allah in Arabic) as the one and only one God with no partner, no son, no associate, and no companion.
They worship a false prophet and deny Jesus Christ as the son of God. Thereby condemning themselves to eternal damnation.
Christians consider Jesus as the son of God, and as such, He is a prophet. Prophets point to God. Christians believe that Jesus IS God, and at the same time, He also points the way clearly and conclusively to God. This makes Him a prophet. Jesus, in fact, occupies the offices of Prophet, Priest and King.
i worship god and jesus