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Jesus Of Nazareth Research Paper

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Jesus of Nazareth is known for his teachings of Christianity. Many people were appealed by Christianity because it considered all humans to be equals, regardless of skin color, gender, or ethnic group. Because of this, Jesus developed a fanbase. Many of his followers thought he was the long awaited Messiah. However, what exactly was Jesus saying in his teachings?
When Jesus taught, he primarily used Jewish concepts in his teachings.

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