I. Jesus was born almost 2000 years ago. He lived in Palestine and was baptized by John. Later then he became a preacher, and was publically executed. We knew so little about him because the sources does not come from the actually times of Jesus. He was an average like peasant during the Roman Empire era. He was poor, had no distinction of royalty and lived in less desirable conditions. For historians there was nothing historically remarkable about his status. Therefore, his daily life was not written down. We only knew so little about him due to the fact that it was the stories the early Christians told about Jesus and what they have thought of him.
II. Its so important that Jesus of Nazareth was born, lived and died in the Roman Empire because …show more content…
Paul, a Diaspora Jew knew nothing about Jesus Christ. He believed that his prophecies were from God in order to pass on the “good news” of the gospels to the gentiles. His messages were the importance of the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ and the importance of understanding and preparing for the end time. Paul’s teachings of Jesus life were most influenced in the gospels of Mark, Matthew and Luke. His new testaments fled in Greco-Roman religion, which are primary sources for modern times. In order to be a Christian you have to believed in the word of God, and become baptized. Though many people believed Jesus was the Messiah from the Hebrew bible, others were not fond of the practices of baptism without surcumzsion and believing that Jesus was the …show more content…
Christianity movement almost certainly started from many different groups of disciples who tried to make sense of what they had experienced with Jesus and what had happened to him at the end of his public ministry. Different groups had different views on the importance of Jesus Christ. Some understands his death and resurrection in terms of joy. Others recognize it in terms of a revival of the corpse of Jesus, while others does not worry about his rebirth but his teachings, and tries to change it. Jerusalem formed the heart of Christianity. It was a location where the early church was started, and where Jews and Gentiles conformed their
II. Its so important that Jesus of Nazareth was born, lived and died in the Roman Empire because …show more content…
Paul, a Diaspora Jew knew nothing about Jesus Christ. He believed that his prophecies were from God in order to pass on the “good news” of the gospels to the gentiles. His messages were the importance of the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ and the importance of understanding and preparing for the end time. Paul’s teachings of Jesus life were most influenced in the gospels of Mark, Matthew and Luke. His new testaments fled in Greco-Roman religion, which are primary sources for modern times. In order to be a Christian you have to believed in the word of God, and become baptized. Though many people believed Jesus was the Messiah from the Hebrew bible, others were not fond of the practices of baptism without surcumzsion and believing that Jesus was the …show more content…
Christianity movement almost certainly started from many different groups of disciples who tried to make sense of what they had experienced with Jesus and what had happened to him at the end of his public ministry. Different groups had different views on the importance of Jesus Christ. Some understands his death and resurrection in terms of joy. Others recognize it in terms of a revival of the corpse of Jesus, while others does not worry about his rebirth but his teachings, and tries to change it. Jerusalem formed the heart of Christianity. It was a location where the early church was started, and where Jews and Gentiles conformed their