The Four Gospel

The Four Gospel



Introduction

Jesus of Nazareth is the founder of Christianity, religion that recognizes him as the Christ (Messiah) expected by tradition Jewish and God made man. Some non-Christian religions, including the Islam, recognize it instead as a prophet, while others have developed a specific vision on him. Jesus would have done his work as preacher, healer and exorcist in the last years of his life almost exclusively in the Roman province of Judea. According to Christian tradition, the main sources of text relating to Jesus are the four canonical gospels (Matthew, Mark, Luke and John). As for historical research on his life are the main sources in the New Testament , particularly in the letters of Paul and the Synoptic Gospels, sources recently found some confirmation of reliability in archaeological studies. [10] Recent times have seen it develop research aimed at assessing the ' historical reliability of the Gospels, including elements of the supernatural and miraculous, is to reconstruct the profile of the historical Jesus. The historicity of Jesus is generally recognized by scholars ancient and modern, although even the latter, there is a minority that has traced this figure to the development of a myth. The Gospels tell of the birth of Jesus by the Virgin Mary, the preaching focused on the announcement of the Kingdom of Heaven and love of neighbor, and made speeches and parables accompanied by miracles; finally tell his passion, crucifixion, resurrection and ascension to heaven. The gospels and other writings of the New Testament identify Jesus with the Messiah and Son of God. The New Testament letters of Paul emphasize the salvific value of His death and resurrection. The next traditional Christian has therefore declared the second person of the Trinity, together with the Father and the Holy Spirit, and "true God and true man".

Discussion

Jesus with a Christian perspective

According to the doctrine of most Christian churches, Jesus Christ combines the divine and human nature, as no intermediate being below God and above man, but is both God and man in nature. incarnate in man , He is their suffering on the cross to heal itself corrupted by sin of human nature, then raised her and offered to the kingdom of heaven. Christians believe that Jesus is the only begotten Son of God, the Son of Man (as he styled himself, according to the evangelists). A number of Christian denominations in relation to Jesus, the following adjectives: Lamb (victim) of the world , the Ancient Word , Sweetest Groom , Wisdom of God, the Sun of righteousness, Mzdovozdayatel. By definition, the IV Ecumenical Council (451), in Jesus Christ, God has united with human nature, "neslitno, untransformed, indivisible, inseparable", that is recognized in Christ the two natures (divine and human), but one person (God son). However, neither the nature of God or human nature has not undergone any changes, but was still full.

Great Cappadocians stressed that Christ is God the Father and the Holy Spirit of deity, and thus equal for all people to ...