Research Paper On Jesus

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While God is magical and powerful who is the creator of what all we have: land, sky, sea, day, night, and everything, including all the creatures that exists on the earth, Jesus is the son of God who is the teacher sent by God in order to save us all. Originally, God expected us to live in harmony: help each other and love each other. However, we, humans, failed to the expectation of God so many times because we have the tendency to fall into greed, murder, angry, and hate. Because we failed so many times, God sent messages through the prophets, Moses, Elijah and etc, but we continued failing; thus, God sent Jesus, through the line of Adam, Abraham, and the King David, in order to teach us how we supposed to live. Therefore, Jesus is the savior and the teacher who teaches and guides us what is right and how we should live. …show more content…

Jesus saved many people who the population of the bottom of society by providing their needs and healing those who suffered with sickness. Jesus also reminded people the law of God and taught people how to obey the law of God, faithful to God, not to anger, not to murder, not to steal, honor parents, love the others, and be honest; to this day, Jesus still continues to teach and guide us in order to save us all. Therefore, Jesus is the savior and the teacher who saves us by teaching us the righteous and shows us how to obey the law of

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