What did Christ ("the end of the law"): the Author of "eternal salvation" Author?
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The primary question, as written, demands an answer of "nothing." There is a considerable amount of written text attributed to Jesus' followers, though perhaps to no one who actually knew him. But I've yet to run across anything that claims Jesus' own authorship.
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There's a book on that, actually. "Jesus Christ, Sun of God" by David Fideler (ISBN: 0-8356-0696-1). It is incredibly thorough and well-researched. The short answer to your question is: Yes. For the longer version, read the book.
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Only according to Chritianity - anyone who isn't a christian goes to hell. Lovely philosophy.
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Ecclesiates 12:12\n"Of making many books there is no end, and much study wearies the body"!!
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Right God is eternal with no beginning nor end.  Rev 22:13:\n"I am Alpha and Omega, the beginning and the end, the first and the last.  "\n\nThe same thing is said in the "Bhagavad Gita":\n\nChapter 10, verse 20:\n"I am the beginning, the middle and the end aswell of all living entities."
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"the gospel will be preached to all nations and then the end shall come " \n\n Jesus in  the book of Mark
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My understanding is that the law was over, caput, done with when Jesus died on the cross. Jesus said, I came not to abolish the law but to fulfill it. Read the book of Romans, written by Paul, he explains very well. If you are new to scripture, you might want to try the "Word" translation. We human beings are so innately depraved and clueless - (a legacy from Adam - check your scripture crosswalk.com = it has a search engine)- that there was/is *nothing* we could ever *do* that would save us. It required that Jesus become flesh and that *He* take on all of our sins... that's how we're saved. By grace. There is no way to *earn* your way. It is a gift from God - GRACE - and it can't be earned. It;s given when you accept that Jesus is the son of God and that His purpose was to do for us what we could never do for ourselves. The operative word here: "do."\n One more thing: God *always* loves us. The question for us is: "Do we *trust* HIm? Obey? If you're believing, you're "obeying." He left only 2 commandments: Love me as I love you and love your neighbors. That second one is tough... oftentimes impossible. I've got neighbors - or people I just come across that I'd like to take a baseball bat to... then I remember that the commandment wasn't "Love your neighbors - except those who make you want to hit them with a baseball bat." This Christian walk is not easy and it doesn't require you to DO anything to receive God's love. Romans and the letters to the seven churches in teh NT all speak to Christ's intentions: Look at how he behaved: he loved and he acted in love. And that ain't easy to do all the time. I try and get it maybe 30-40% of hte time. And still, He's got me covered. \n Scripture will tell you all you need to know. Prepare and ask to know what God's will is for you... he's not a Fairy Godmother - damn it all - but as you are ready you will be shown. Bless you.
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There is no exception. The only ones who will make it to heaven without salvation are ones who are not able to understand or comprehend the things about God. Those who can understand are held accountable. We can know that a God exists without being told about Him because of nature, conscience, and history.If you want to learn more on this, read BIBLE DOCTRINES FOR TODAY from the A BEKA BOOK company. This particular subject can be found on pg.89 - 94. Rene Descartes, the Father of modern philosophy, stated a basic proposition: "I think, therefore I am". In the DISCOURSE ON METHOD he wrote and develops his proof for the existence of God. (You don't have to believe what he wrote.Every Christian needs to form their own interpretation of the Bible because no one will ever know if another person is right in their interpretation of the Bible.)
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Hello Adam H.. :)\n\nWhoever wrote this..never met me.. :)\n\nIn Jesus Most Precious Name..\nWith Love..In Christ..
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Correct. The purpose of the law is to show us that we are hopelessly sinful and without a Savior, we cannot have eternal life.
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Everything she said is the gospel of the Bible.\n\n"Its all about Jesus"\nWhy this world was created, how it will be redeamed, how we are saved and gain eternal life.\n\n"He is the only one who can set you free from 'the law of sin and death'."\nThe Law of Sin and Death is the term used in Romans Romans 8:2 regarding the Old Testament law. It was designed to reveal we are sinners by our inability to keep the law--hence we need a Savior to save us from this law of sin and death. It is preceded with "There is therefore now no condemnation to them which are in Christ Jesus, who walk not after the flesh, but after the Spirit."\n\n"He is the only one who can forgive you of your sins and restore your broken relationship with God because of your sins."\nJesus said plainly, "I am the Way, the Truth and the Life, no man comes to the Father but by Me." Peter also said in Acts 4:12,  "Neither is there salvation in any other: for there is none other name under heaven given among men, whereby we must be saved."\n\nObviously, Randy, Paula and Simon didn't get it. It was very gospel, which is a valid genre to sing. I think she will do just fine next voting session.
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who the hell is Jesus
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Jesus Christ.  He is the Son of God.  He knows everything about everything.
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Jesus Christ of Nazareth
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The books of the New Testament were written starting in the 40's AD and ending in around 95 or 96 AD.\n\nThe writers that knew Christ before the Crucifixion are Matthew, John, Peter, and Jude, James (these last two were half brothers to Christ.)  The book of Mark was written for Peter by Mark, a friend of Peter that may have had personal contact with Jesus at the last supper.\n\nPaul had contact with Jesus after the ascension.  Luke never had any contact with Christ nor did John the Divine (author of Revelations.)  The Divine had visions given him by Christ that he wrote down as his book.
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1.\nCover may not depict edition offered for sale\n:}\n\n John G. Gager was a Christian author\nThrough an exhaustive analysis of Paul's letters to the Galatians and the Romans, Gager provides illuminating answers to the key questions: Did Paul repudiate the Law of Moses? Did he believe that Jews had been rejected by God and replaced as His chosen people by Gentiles? And did he expect to find salvation through Jesus?
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Who said god will end all suffering?