THE SON OF GOD...

June 01, 2020

Can anyone guess, who is called the Son of God?..

Yes The Son of God is Jesus....

Let's read to know the facts about the Jesus...

The world knows that 2,000 years ago a man named Jesus came from the town of Nazareth in what is now called Israel. He traveled about the region and gained a large following. After a few years, the religious leaders in Jerusalem falsely accused him of crimes and handed him over to the Roman authorities. They executed him by nailing him to a cross. A short time later, his followers preached in the name of Jesus Christ, whom they said rose from the dead. More and more followers were added to this movement which has become the Christian church of today.

These are the facts upon which even the greatest skeptic will agree. But there is so much more to Jesus than that. Where he came from, what he did on earth, what he can do for us now is all revealed in the Bible. This book contains the only record of Jesus and was written by the generation of people who heard him teach and saw his deeds.

JESUS IS THE SON OF GOD:

According to the Bible, “Son of God” means: (1) He is fully God. (2) He is one of three persons who together make up the One God. This concept is called the “Trinity.”

JESUS BECAME HUMAN THROUGH THE VIRGIN BIRTH:

The eternal Son of God already existed in heaven. Through the power of the Holy Spirit, He was born as a human being, who was then named Jesus. To demonstrate that Jesus was not a mere man, God chose a virgin to give birth to Him.

JESUS CHRIST IS THE SAVIOR OF THE WORLD:

Anytime we disobey God is called sin. The penalty for sin is death, but God in his love wants us to live. Therefore, he sent the promised Messiah (also called Christ) to save the world. The Son of God, Jesus Christ, came to earth to die in our place. Because He lived a life without sin, only He was qualified to pay for our sins by His death on a cross. He then demonstrated His power over death when He rose from the grave three days later. Only through Jesus can our sins can be forgiven and we can come to God. Jesus Christ is the Savior of everyone in the world.

JESUS PERFORMS MIRACLES:

All through his time on earth, Jesus performed miracles. He healed the sick, controlled the weather, multiplied food, and provided money when needed, Even after leaving the earth, He still does miracles in people’s lives.

JESUS CHANGES LIVES:

People who followed Jesus turned away from their sins. He cast seven demons out of Mary Magdalene and she became a devoted follower who told others that Jesus had risen from the dead. Zaccheus, a tax collector, repaid people whom he cheated when collecting taxes and gave half of everything else to the poor. When followers were filled with the power of the Holy Spirit, they were able to declare the message of Jesus, perform miracles, and live free from sin.

For nearly 2,000 years, Jesus Christ has been changing the lives of people all over the world. Therefore, if anyone is in Christ, he is a new creation. The old has passed away; behold, the new has Come. He can change your life as well. Jesus will deliver you from sin’s addiction , renew your mind , and heal your hurts.

JESUS LIVES IN HEAVEN AT FATHER GOD’S RIGHT HAND:

After Jesus rose from the dead, He ascended to heaven to the place where he was before becoming human. From there he is able to hear our prayers.

JESUS WILL RETURN TO JUDGE ALL HUMANITY:

While he was still on this earth, Jesus said, Then will appear in heaven the sign of the Son of Man [a title Jesus used for Himself], and then all the tribes of the earth will mourn, and they will see the Son of Man coming on the clouds of heaven with power and great glory. When Jesus returns, He will separate those who will live with Him forever in heaven from those who will be punished.

JESUS CHRIST WILL RECEIVE YOU IF YOU COME TO HIM:

Jesus said, Whoever comes to me I will never cast out. This was why He came to earth—to seek and to save the lost. It does not matter what you have done, Jesus still wants you to come to Him. He said, I have not come to call the righteous but sinners to repentance.