Throughout the Bible, Jesus has been depicted in several different ways. Jesus has made an immense impact in our world by influencing the way people act by assisting them and helping them make the right decision. In The Parable Of The Sower (Mark 4:1-20), Feeding Of The Four Thousand (Mark 8) and Jesus Cleanses A Leper (Mark 1:40-45), it gives an accurate representation of what Jesus’ character was like in a written as well as visual format. This is to indicate how Jesus would want us to live our life like how other historical figures did.
People hear about the word of God but Satan comes and interferes, this is represented as the hard ground. But someone who hears the word and understands it, is depicted as the good soil. This is basically …show more content…
A horrendous and contagious disease that people carried around that covered the surface of the skin with rashes and bumps. There was no way of curing it at that time, so majority of people would accept the barbaric treatment they received for having leprosy. But there was a man who chose to come to Christ and ask him if he could heal him. Jesus touched him and transformed him, and soon enough the man no longer had leprosy. Jesus said directly to him, “That you don’t tell this to anyone. But go, show yourself to the priest and offer the sacrifices that Moses commanded for your cleansing, as a testimony to them. Instead he went out and began to talk freely, spreading the news.” Jesus, the powerful and loving man that he was, just wanted the leper to proclaim the good news of Christ. This can be seen in the portrait as it depicts “. Mother Teresa demonstrates very similar characteristics to Jesus throughout her life by doing looking after the sick as Jesus healed the Leper. Mother Teresa was a Roman Catholic nun born on 26 August 1910 in Skopje, Macedonia. Drana Bojaxhiu, her mother was someone who had a major effect on her life. She taught her to love and help others, which is what she did from then onwards. She started the missionaries of charities, a religious congregation that looked after those who needed to be taken care of. Though, she may not have the ability to heal someone with leprosy unlike Jesus did, she was more than happy to devote her life in helping and assisting the lives of others. She also gave up her fortunate lifestyle to help those who needed her and was self-sacrificial by putting others needs before her
People hear about the word of God but Satan comes and interferes, this is represented as the hard ground. But someone who hears the word and understands it, is depicted as the good soil. This is basically …show more content…
A horrendous and contagious disease that people carried around that covered the surface of the skin with rashes and bumps. There was no way of curing it at that time, so majority of people would accept the barbaric treatment they received for having leprosy. But there was a man who chose to come to Christ and ask him if he could heal him. Jesus touched him and transformed him, and soon enough the man no longer had leprosy. Jesus said directly to him, “That you don’t tell this to anyone. But go, show yourself to the priest and offer the sacrifices that Moses commanded for your cleansing, as a testimony to them. Instead he went out and began to talk freely, spreading the news.” Jesus, the powerful and loving man that he was, just wanted the leper to proclaim the good news of Christ. This can be seen in the portrait as it depicts “. Mother Teresa demonstrates very similar characteristics to Jesus throughout her life by doing looking after the sick as Jesus healed the Leper. Mother Teresa was a Roman Catholic nun born on 26 August 1910 in Skopje, Macedonia. Drana Bojaxhiu, her mother was someone who had a major effect on her life. She taught her to love and help others, which is what she did from then onwards. She started the missionaries of charities, a religious congregation that looked after those who needed to be taken care of. Though, she may not have the ability to heal someone with leprosy unlike Jesus did, she was more than happy to devote her life in helping and assisting the lives of others. She also gave up her fortunate lifestyle to help those who needed her and was self-sacrificial by putting others needs before her