Jesus Iscariot's Beliefs

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Jesus Christ is the only son of God, and His mission was to deliver the Word of God and redeem our sins. He was born of the Virgin Mary and given to all mankind to redeem our sins that we may be granted entry into the kingdom of Heaven. Jesus was born two thousand years ago, and during His life He performed many miracles and fulfilled many prophecies. During His time on earth, He and His Apostles brought the Word of God to many people, and gave us the message that we should all be kind to each other and love one another as we love ourselves. At the age of thirty-three, Jesus was betrayed by Judas Iscariot, one of his apostles. He was beaten, was crucified, and died for our sins. His body was laid to rest in a tomb and a large stone was placed

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