Testament can be viewed as God at work in Christ. It is through the New Testament we can examine the images of Jesus as a Rabbi and a Healer. Generally people view the New Testament as more modern and realistic than the Old Testament which allows us to see a clearer image of Jesus. (Sheenan, 2001) explains how Jesus was a teacher of prayer however Jesus left no written records, he and his disciples quoted the Old Testament. However reliable accounts were needed of his teaching and healings were needed
in the first year of Jesus’ public ministry. He was the only apostle who didn’t deny Jesus as his teacher during the passion of the Christ (St. John the Apostle.) He stood faithfully by the cross next to Mary, the mother of God. It was then that he was made guardian of Mary by Jesus. He built many Churches in Asia Minor. He spent the rest of his life in Jerusalem and in Ephesus. He wrote his Gospel, three Epistles and the Book of Revelation, that are in the Bible. He was the only apostle
2005:1155: Biblestudies.org). Paul explains how believers’ faith is rooted in Christ and how Christ overcame the devil and triumphed on the cross. Believers in Ephesus are reminded how Christ broke the dividing wall of separation and reconciled man with God. The apostle Paul also talks about the
based off of the belief in Jesus Christ and that He created the world and sent His son to die for us. He did many miracles and healed many people, HE died on the cross to forgive the sins of humans and give everyone the chance to go to heaven. Without Hum humans would spend the rest of eternity in hell. The Trinity is word that is used to describe God in three persons. The Trinity includes God the Father, God the Son, and God the Holy Spirit. Even though these are three different beings, they are one
LOVE LETTERS; The Apostle Paul’s Epistles and Ministry to the Early Church DEDICATION – This book is dedicated to my husband, Kenneth “Khalid” Moss, who lovingly tolerated my late-night, early-morning bouts of creativity and bursts of writing necessity. He also patiently listened to my questions, vacillations about content and context as well as those periods of self-doubt. Thank You, Thank You! And to the memories of our grandmothers, Helen Clara Broadus, Helen Elizabeth Moore and Nancy Louvenia