jesus was  man who became holy after his baptism and lost holiness right b 4 he died true!?
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no, Jesus was always holy. Jesus was fully God and fully man. he always was and always will be holy.
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Yes! And I thank our Lord, Jesus Christ, for dieing for my sins! Isn't it amazing that He loves us so much that He died for our sins?!\n\nI did a search on BibleGateway.com about Jesus' blood and found the links to the scripture passages below.\n\nMay you be blessed by the blood of the Lord.
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Beause Jesus is God he is not a created being. He became a man to overcome temptation and fufill the law and to die in our place as atonement for sins of those who accept his sacrifice as atonement for their sin.
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Jesus is included in other historical documents than just the Bible.  I personally have read about Him in Josephus.  And yes, He is the Christ.  How many people do you know of that would die for a lie?  ALL of the disciples except one died for saying that Jesus is the Christ.
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Yes jesus's human part was mortal, his human part died on the cross. But he was also divine and that part is immortal, it experienced human death, but did not die.\n\nSO, yes and NO!
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So the Word became flesh and resided among us, and we had a view of his glory, a glory such as belongs to an only-begotten son from a father; and he was full of undeserved kindness and truth.” (John 1:1, 3, 14) Yes, “the Word became flesh” as the man Jesus Christ.\n\nPaul wrote: “Keep this mental attitude in you that was also in Christ Jesus, who, although he was existing in God’s form, gave no consideration to a seizure, namely, that he should be equal to God. No, but he emptied himself and took a slave’s form and came to be in the likeness of men.” (Philippians 2:5-7) Paul called Jesus “the firstborn of all creation; because by means of him all other things were created.”—Colossians 1:13-16.\n\nOn earth, Jesus reflected God’s glory as only God’s firstborn Son could. Hence, in a unique way, he was best qualified to reveal God and His purposes to the people.\n\nJohn the Baptizer was born some six months before Jesus’ birth as a human. But Jesus did far more works than John, so that he advanced in front of John in every way. And John acknowledged that Jesus existed before him, since Jesus had a prehuman existence.\n\nJohn 1:16 reasons: “We all received from out of his fullness, even undeserved kindness upon undeserved kindness.” Although humans are born in sin because of inheriting it from Adam, Jehovah purposes the destruction of this wicked system, the survival of millions into the new world, the resurrection of the dead, and the removal of sin and death, resulting in eternal life on a paradise earth. All these blessings are undeserved, unearned by sinful humans. \n\nJohn’s words do not mean that the Law given through Moses was erroneous. It, too, was truth, conforming to God’s standard of holiness, righteousness, and goodness. (Ps 119:151; Ro 7:10-12) However, the Law served as a tutor leading to Christ (Ga 3:23-25) and had a shadow, or prophetic picture, of greater realities. (Heb 8:4, 5; 10:1-5) Providing a shadow, the Law, though truthful, was not the full truth and, therefore, had to give way to the realities that it foreshadowed.\n\n, “the truth came to be through Jesus” in the sense that he put the things foreshadowed by the Law into the realm of actual truth. As he himself was no shadow but the reality, Jesus was “the truth.” Jesus also became ‘a minister in behalf of God’s truthfulness’ in that he fulfilled God’s promises made to the forefathers of the Jews by ministering to the circumcised Jews and proselytes.\n\nHe is said to reside “in the bosom position with the Father.” (John 1:14, 18) His relationship with the Father is a close, confidential, tender one. He shares his Father’s love for humankind. Proverbs 8:30, 31 expresses how his Father feels about this Son and how the Son feels about humankind.  ” It was this most precious Son that God sent to earth to provide the ransom. How meaningful, therefore, is Jesus’ statement: “God loved the world so much that he gave his only-begotten Son”!\n\nIt has not been necessary for the great Creator of the universe to come down from his lofty place in the heavens in order to deliver messages to certain humans. Aside from the three recorded instances when God’s own voice was heard while his Son was on the earth, Jehovah has always used angels to transmit His messages.\n\nRemember that an angelic spokesman for God could transmit His messages just as precisely as a telephone or a radio can transmit our words to another person. Hence, it can be understood how Abraham, Moses, Manoah, and others could speak with a materialized angel as if they were talking to God. While such individuals were able to see these angels and the glory of Jehovah reflected by them, they were not able to see God. Therefore, this in no way contradicts the apostle John’s statement: “No man has seen God at any time.” (John 1:18) What these men saw were angelic representatives and not God himself.
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I'm a muslim, a convert from Christianity (20 years ago). Christians believe that Jesus (PBUH) died by crucifixion & then was raised into heaven.\nMuslims of course believe that he was NOT crucifed, but a look-alike was put in his place & Jesus (PBUH) was taken up to Heaven by Allah (God).
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hmm... Jesus did not die for a religion or belief... He was the belief, the way, the Hope. He died for us, then He arose out of the grave. Therefore He is not a martyr. But he gave us something to become martyrs for... I talk in circles i know :)
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Jesus was not only "divine" but was ans is Deity Incarnate.\n\nMany have claimed that they are Christ, or that they are "god".\n\nJesus died (delivered for our offences) and was raised the third day (for our justification) and He, though dead, now is Alive forevermore.\n\nAfter His Resurrection, "he showed himself alive by many infallible proofs".\n\nWhile He as on earth, as the Bible records, "and many other signs truly did Jesus in the presence of his disciples, the which are not written in this book, but these are written that you might believe that Jesus is the Christ, the son of God ... and that by believing you may have Life in His name."
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Yes, Jesus rose on the third day as per scriptures and he died for our sins sake and to save us from hell. Jesus came to this world for you and me to save us and give us everlasting life. He is truly my GOD righteous and Holy One.\n\nIf somebody says he's lier please dont! cause u dont know ur bringing death closer to u and u'll be cast into hell fire.\n\nMay God Bless you and Give understanding of love and Sacrifice he made 4 us.
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Simply by recogining you are a sinner and seperated from God the Father, The Word says in many places but one place clearly where Jesus spoke, "I am the way, the truth, and the life, no man commeth to the Father except by me." Jesus is referred to as the Lamb of God. In the old testament the Isrealites had to sacrifice a perfect lamb, inspected by the priests, as their sin sacrifice. Jesus came to earth humbling himself as a man. He did many miracles, showing mercy, compassion, healing many and performing deliverances. Then at the last day of His life Jesus was arrested, beaten with a whip with hooks and blades. Then he was forced in this half dead state to carry his cross through Jeruselem with one mans partial help to be nailed to that cross, stripped naked, scoffed and spit at all for our sins. He was the lamb of God. He did die within four hours as a might storm with an earthquake occurred at the moment of His death. Dead people rose from their graves. Jesus was then placed in a tomb qaurded by two Roman soldiers. Jesus went into hell to take the keys to death and on the third day as He and many prophets prophesied, Jesus arose from the dead. He spent time showing himself to many who knew Him and then arose to sit at the right hand of the Father constantly praying for his believing children. Salvation comes as simply and freely as accepting Jesus's sacrifice to pay for your sins. Much more will be revealed as He will give you  His Holy Spirit to counsel you. One day every knee will bow and every tounge confess that Jesus Christ is Lord to the glory of the Father. Make Jesus your Lord now!
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Jesus is the son of God.  He is my Lord & Savior and He can be yours too if you are willing to accept Him into your heart & life. We are all sinners & fall short of the glory of God.  God is so holy that there is nothing we can do to be near Him. We need Jesus because He died on the cross for our sins.\n\nJohn 3:16 - For God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten son that whoever believes in Him shall not perish but have everlasting life.
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Jesus was a perfect man in mind and body.  All the portrayals I have seen of Jesus are hard to look at, scraggely hair, skinny,sunken in cheeks. That is not perfect. We know he had to have been well built to endure the beating he took before his death. It's hard to imagine what he looks like but I believe that since he was a perfect man he was beautiful beyond words.
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jesus never died on the cross. he actually lived. he escaped to kashmir in india and spent his remaining life there . his tomb lies there to this day.
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Jesus did Die. \n \nJesus did Rise from the dead. \n\nBut Jesus never died the second time. Instead He went straight to heaven exactly forty days after he rose from the dead.  \n\n The Wages of sin IS death... Jesus died on the cross to pay for all the sin in the world. He paid for it so that we wouldn't have to pay for it. He died for all sin... He was sinless, so he was a perfect sacrifice. All we have to do is accept his gift. He is offering you it. Just accept Jesus as your Savior. Accept what he did on the cross for you. If you don't, you will have to pay for your sins in Hell, for an eternity.
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Jesus was a messenger of God.
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I believe the 2nd story is correct. Not sure about the follower part, but yes, another man was subsituted. See, Jesus was pulled into the heavens and will return before the Day of Judgement, symbolizing that the Day of Judgement is near. So, yes, God did not kill Jesus.