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The teaching of Jesus was simple, and easy to understand. The parables made it even easier. It was always that Jesus came to do the fathers will.

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Did Jesus die twice?

No, according to Christian belief, Jesus died only once when he was crucified on the cross. There is no teaching or account of Jesus dying a second time.


What did the scribes and pharisees change Jesus with?

The scribes and Pharisees charged Jesus with blasphemy, claiming that he was claiming to be God, which was punishable by death according to Jewish law.


Describe three basic teachings of Jesus?

Love one another: Jesus taught to love others as ourselves, showing kindness and compassion to all. Repentance and forgiveness: Jesus emphasized the importance of seeking forgiveness for our sins and forgiving others in order to live a righteous life. The Kingdom of God: Jesus preached about the coming of the Kingdom of God, teaching about the values of humility, faith, and righteousness that would characterize it.


What is Matthew the Aposlte's writing style?

There are many varied answers to this question. Simply put, Matthew is interested in the status of Jesus as the Jewish Messiah, and as such spends much time portraying him as such. He inserts five 'blocks' of Jesus' teaching, comparing it to the five books of Moses (Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, Deuteronomy), the 'Torah' or 'Pentateuch'. He also quotes much of the Old Testament scriptures that support Jesus' Messiahship and that he fulfils, and adds the genealogy of Jesus at the beginning, showing how he is the 'Son of David' as promised in the Old Testament. Matthew was probably written after Mark, as 99% of Mark is in Matthew, almost word for word.


Why did Jesus go to prison?

According to Christian belief, Jesus was arrested and imprisoned before his crucifixion as part of the events leading to his ultimate sacrifice on the cross to atone for the sins of humanity, as part of God's plan for salvation.