Titles of Jesus Christ and his miracles
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.36327/ewjh.v2i37.24537Keywords:
Matthew, Jews - Miracles , Christ the SaviorAbstract
Jesus Christ, peace be upon him, has remained the first figure specialized in theology throughout the ages and times, and his life on earth and his message that he sent down
occupied the current year, as did his legacy since his birth and crucifixion until people became aware of him.
The status of Jesus Christ, peace be upon him, was strengthened and he gained his livelihood, as he was a messenger and a messenger from God to a people who were arrogant, haughty and superior to people, and he also established for them beliefs and laws that suited them and preserved their status among the Jews, and therefore God sent their messenger to oppose the rulings and rules they established.
Also, the place of Jesus Christ's imprisonment, peace be upon him, took from God a statement that included this person, indicating salvation, deliverance, and the liberation of the Jews and their rulings.
As well as the miracles that Jesus Christ, peace be upon him, performed and his message spread among the Jews, and many people gathered around him, which seemed appropriate for Jesus Christ, peace be upon him, to be the awaited savior that people await for salvation from the plots of the priests and elders so that they would fear him.
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