If you could interview Jesus, what 7 questions would you ask?
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I'd ask Him ..show me how to be a overcomer like He did win a victory over the world....to teach me with all His wisdom, understanding and knowledge and prayer that brings me more closer to Him ever till He takes me home!
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Gee, let's see. Would Jesus give tax breaks to the rich and ignore the poor? Would he approve of a war based on a lie? Would he approve of pollution? Would he have helped the Katrina victims? Hmmmmm, tough one.
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Get to know Jesus Christ. :)
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If You wud b jesus then i wud have asked for 10 points but if i wud really ask jesus then its simply Please God Give us True peace coz if we have that we have everything that include love, money, relationship everything.
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ask Jesus to forgive you
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1. Jesus Christ -I've got lots of questions only he can answer\n2.His mother(Mary)-how did she raise the Messiah?
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I don't know what questions I would ask of God.  Have you ever read "Till We Have Faces," by C. S. Lewis?  I don't know if I have a question I could ask that He wouldn't refer me back to what has been revealed.  I'm relatively certain that any question I could come up with would be completely and utterly lame.\n\nMy husband and I are open with each other.  Other than silly things like "how can a man who hates onions, tomatoes and peppers love salsa?" or "how can such a neat freak toss his socks into the ceiling fan to see how far they will fly and then just leave them wherever that may be?" or "how can he possibly sleep while getting his teeth cleaned?" I have no major unresolved issues.\n\nMy parents are tougher.  I wonder if my mom was the way she was to me because she was molested.  Or if my father is related to me biologically.  I have a vivid memory of being around 9 and going to an apartment complex with Mom and my younger sister (she would have been 3) and Mom trying to decide whether to go in some guy's apartment for a job interview that she wasn't sure was a job interview and leaving me and my sister outside the apartment or whether she should just take us all home.  I can remember being terrified, but I honestly have no recollection of what she chose.\n\nSometimes those things have haunted me, and I've thought that I needed the answers, but I'm reasonably sure that I'll never get them.  And some, I may not want to know.  I could drag my sister to have DNA testing to see if we have both parents in common, but I don't know if it's worth it in the end to know.  It was what it was.  We survived it.\n\nIt would be a whole lot of drama for something that isn't going to change my day to day life now.\n\nSometimes it's hard to know when to press for answers and when to accept that you may not get them.
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I would ask Adam what it was like to actually walk and talk with God.I think it would be awesome to do that. I would hold no resentment towards him, for God knew all things concerning Adams Life when he created him.
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How Can Jesus Change Your Life?\nJESUS CHRIST was a Great Teacher who lived in Palestine almost 2,000 years ago. Very little is known about his childhood. It is well attested, however, that when he was about 30 years of age, he started his ministry to "bear witness to the truth." (John 18:37; Luke 3:21-23) The four disciples who wrote accounts of his life focus on the three and a half years that followed.\n\nDuring his ministry, Jesus Christ gave his disciples a command that could be an antidote to many of the world's ills. What was that? Jesus said: "I am giving you a new commandment, that you love one another; just as I have loved you, that you also love one another." (John 13:34) Yes, the solution to many of mankind's problems is love. When, on another occasion, Jesus was asked which commandment is the greatest, he answered: "'You must love Jehovah your God with your whole heart and with your whole soul and with your whole mind.' This is the greatest and first commandment. The second, like it, is this, 'You must love your neighbor as yourself.'"—Matthew 22:37-40.\n\nJesus showed us by words and deeds how to love God and fellow humans. Let us consider a few examples and see what we can learn from him.\n\nHis Teachings\n \nIn one of the best-known sermons in history, Jesus Christ told his followers: "No one can slave for two masters; for either he will hate the one and love the other, or he will stick to the one and despise the other. You cannot slave for God and for Riches." (Matthew 6:24) Is Jesus' teaching about putting God first in our lives still practical today, when so many people believe that money solves all problems? True, we need money to get by. (Ecclesiastes 7:12) Yet, if we let "Riches" be our master, "the love of money" will control us, dominating our whole life. (1 Timothy 6:9, 10) Many who have fallen into this trap have ended up losing their family, their health, and even their lives.\n\nOn the other hand, looking to God as our Master gives meaning to life. As the Creator, he is the Source of life, and thus, he alone is worthy of our worship. (Psalm 36:9; Revelation 4:11) Those who learn about his qualities and come to love him are moved to observe his commandments. (Ecclesiastes 12:13; 1 John 5:3) By doing so, we benefit ourselves.—Isaiah 48:17.\n\nIn the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus also taught his disciples how to show love for fellow humans. He said: "All things, therefore, that you want men to do to you, you also must likewise do to them." (Matthew 7:12) The word "men" that Jesus used here includes even one's enemies. In the same sermon, he said: "Continue to love your enemies and to pray for those persecuting you." (Matthew 5:43, 44) Would not such love solve many of the problems that we face today? Hindu leader Mohandas Gandhi thought so. He is quoted as saying: "When [we] shall get together on the teachings laid down by Christ in this Sermon on the Mount, we shall have solved the problems . . . of the whole world." Jesus' teachings about love, if applied, can solve many of mankind's ills.\n\nHis Deeds\nNot only did Jesus teach profound truths about how to show love but he also practiced what he taught. For example, he put the interests of others ahead of his own. One day Jesus and his disciples were so busy helping people that they had no time even to eat a meal. Jesus saw the need for his disciples to rest up a bit, and he took them to a lonely place. But when they got there, they found a crowd waiting for them. How would you have responded upon seeing a crowd who expected you to work when you felt that you needed a little break? Well, Jesus "was moved with pity for them" and "started to teach them many things." (Mark 6:34) This concern for others always moved Jesus to assist them.\n\nJesus did more for people than teach them. He also exten
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I would ask the person the meaning of life, the universe, and everything....\n\nAnd if we can talk more often.
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1) I can follow Jesus' model of love and respect for all people in the following ways... Treating others the way that I want to be treated.  \n2) I can model Jesus and His generous attitude by......helping others out everyday.  Don't just do a "good deed" everyday, when you see someone that just needs a hand lend it to them ( and if you do, you will feel so good)\n3) I can look in the bible and I can see God's love and see His justice.  I can demonstrate everything in the bible by just living according to the guidelines of God's Word.\n4) Giving what you have to others.\n5) society, peer pressure, everyday life.....
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it would be impossible to record an account of Jesus' life for the mere fact of it being of such greatness. books could not possibly hold all that He ever did. that is why in the bible, it focuses on the main ministry of Jesus Christ. but i can only tell you, you would have to see for yourself. i encourage you to, accept Him as savior and form a relationship with Him. all the questions you have will be taken care of, and you will experience what it is to live your TRUE life. if you have any further questions, feel free to e-mail me. May the Lord Bless You Abundantly!!!
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I would've said Jesus...but he walked everywhere.\nI could've said Paul...but he was more of a marathon traveler.\n\nI would say David, for he was running after God's own heart, and running errands, and running away from king saul.\n\nok...so it wasn't funny....but at least it is an answer...
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that would be God,i hve so many questions for him
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It would be certainly Jesus!!! I'd want his help in exposing the great 'deceptions in the church' the so called curers and miracle workers on TV channels - whose aim is always money money money - donations donations donations - whose method of 'curing' people is 'blowing them away with a wave of a hand' and 'leave them trembling on the ground'.  \n\nThe world cerainly needs Jesus to expose the corrupt socalled 'religious' experts - so that a simple poor honest soul searching for pure worship gets a chance for truth from the Son of God himself.
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who the hell is Jesus
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That's easy: Jesus himself