What Role Did King Play In The Days Of Jesus

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The role of a prophet, priest or king in the days of Jesus was a very imperative job. A prophet, influenced by God, preached scripture to the people while paving the way for the Lord. The priests created a bridge between the common people and the Holy Lord. A king was the most important job always striving to rule the people justly. Always, aiming to provide for what's best for his kingdom. Jesus fulfilled the position of a prophet, priest, and king for these three reasons. First, he settles the ultimate problem. Secondly, he gave the gift of his sacrifice. Finally, he rules over us all with judgment and grace. Jesus fulfilled the position of a Prophet by settling the ultimate issue. A Prophet in ancient Bible times was a messenger sent by

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