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Part One
Life of Christ
In biblical times, it was said that God sent his spirit son Jesus to live
on earth by sending the spirit child to Mary through God’s Holy Spirit. This
illustrates how Jesus came into existence and how his name was created
by an angel Gabriel, and later others believe he was the “Christ the
Savior” or the “Messiah.” Even today, Jesus is considered the savior in
certain religions, such as Christians and Baptists.
Jesus’ parents were Mary and Joseph, two servants who lived in
Nazareth; his dad, Joseph, was a carpenter, his mother Mary taught Jesus
from the Holy Scriptures. It was said, that as a child, he had a happy,
normal childhood. He was strong in spirit and wisdom, and had the grace
of God. He didn’t hang around rich people in his home town; he chose to
be among the poor. He loved to read and study by himself, and he didn’t
attend any schools because the information was false, and he knew this.
Yet, he had his ups and downs, and he had brothers who would speak
badly to people. He would return by speaking gracefully. As you can see,
even he had to deal with Satan in some form. It was said that Satan was
always there trying to overcome him.
Jesus loved the music of the lord’s coming, because it was filled
with praise and thanksgiving. As an adult, Jesus worked at carpentry with
his dad, and also became a great teacher to everyone he came into
contact with; so as we can see, from the information that we have, Jesus
Christ did exist over two thousand years ago, and he was said to have
been a perfect human like his father God. This information also gives us a
glimpse of his child-hood and who is said to be his parents.
Although Mary and Joseph were Jesus’ earth parents and they
taught him God (Jehovah) was his natural parent in heaven before he
came to earth. Jesus then came to earth to teach us about God’s truth and
his kingdom, along with other lessons, which were love and self-sacrifice,
through his illustrations.
It is here, at this point in our research that will begin looking at his
ministry and some of his lessons he wanted us to learn, and yet, how they
affected us today in our daily lives.
Jesus’ ministry first began in Galilee (Matthew 9:17). Here it was
illustrated that a man that had an incurable disease (he was a leper)