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	~~[[File:Bloch-SermonOnTheMount.jpg\|thumb\|Imagined portrait of Jesus giving the Sermon on the Mount (Matthew 5-7)]]~~
	'''Jesus Christ''' is the prophesied [[Judaism\|Jewish]] [[Messiah]] and founder of the [[Christianity\|Christian]] movement. He is [[God]] incarnate and is the carnal member of the [[trinity]], known as [[God the Son]].		'''Jesus Christ''' is the prophesied [[Judaism\|Jewish]] [[Messiah]] and founder of the [[Christianity\|Christian]] movement. He is [[God]] incarnate and is the carnal member of the [[trinity]], known as [[God the Son]].

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	==Crucifixion==		==Crucifixion==
	~~[[File:Evgraf Semenovich Sorokin - Crucifixion.jpg\|thumb\|294x294px\|Jesus of Nazareth was crucified for blasphemy when he told the Pharisees the truth that he was God]]~~
	<sub>See also: [[Crucifixion of Jesus]]</sub>		<sub>See also: [[Crucifixion of Jesus]]</sub>

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	==Reappearances==		==Reappearances==
	~~[[File:Simon Johannes van der Douw - The Conversion of Saint Paul, l19039-b3v26-01.jpg\|thumb\|269x269px\|Jesus reappeared to Saul, later named Paul, on the Road to Damascus ]]~~
	After His ascension, Jesus made notable reappearances to certain apostles, each with significant implications for the early church. One of the most dramatic was His appearance to [[Paul the Apostle\|Saul of Tarsus]], who would later be known as the [[Paul the Apostle\|Apostle Paul]]. As Saul traveled to Damascus to persecute Christians, Jesus appeared to him in a blinding light, asking, "Saul, Saul, why are you persecuting me?" This encounter led to Saul’s conversion, marking a pivotal moment in Christian history. Paul would go on to become one of the most influential apostles, spreading the gospel throughout the [[Roman Empire]] and authoring many of the [[New Testament]] [[epistles]]. Jesus' reappearance to Paul emphasized His ongoing involvement in the growth of the church and His power to transform even the most unlikely individuals.		After His ascension, Jesus made notable reappearances to certain apostles, each with significant implications for the early church. One of the most dramatic was His appearance to [[Paul the Apostle\|Saul of Tarsus]], who would later be known as the [[Paul the Apostle\|Apostle Paul]]. As Saul traveled to Damascus to persecute Christians, Jesus appeared to him in a blinding light, asking, "Saul, Saul, why are you persecuting me?" This encounter led to Saul’s conversion, marking a pivotal moment in Christian history. Paul would go on to become one of the most influential apostles, spreading the gospel throughout the [[Roman Empire]] and authoring many of the [[New Testament]] [[epistles]]. Jesus' reappearance to Paul emphasized His ongoing involvement in the growth of the church and His power to transform even the most unlikely individuals.

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	==Reinterpretations==		==Reinterpretations==
	~~[[File:Digital Démiurge - Acrylique et vidéo.jpg\|thumb\|160x160px\|Gnostics believed that the Serpent of Genesis 3 and Jesus were both the spiritual enemy of God the Father]]~~
	All [[Heresy\|heresies]] and most false religions have attempted to reinterpret the reason and facts of Jesus' ministry and sacrifice.		All [[Heresy\|heresies]] and most false religions have attempted to reinterpret the reason and facts of Jesus' ministry and sacrifice.

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			[[File:Bloch-SermonOnTheMount.jpg\|thumb\|Imagined portrait of Jesus giving the Sermon on the Mount (Matthew 5-7)]]
	'''Jesus Christ''' is the prophesied [[Judaism\|Jewish]] [[Messiah]] and founder of the [[Christianity\|Christian]] movement. He is [[God]] incarnate and is the carnal member of the [[trinity]], known as [[God the Son]].		'''Jesus Christ''' is the prophesied [[Judaism\|Jewish]] [[Messiah]] and founder of the [[Christianity\|Christian]] movement. He is [[God]] incarnate and is the carnal member of the [[trinity]], known as [[God the Son]].

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	==Crucifixion==		==Crucifixion==
			[[File:Evgraf Semenovich Sorokin - Crucifixion.jpg\|thumb\|294x294px\|Jesus of Nazareth was crucified for blasphemy when he told the Pharisees the truth that he was God]]
	<sub>See also: [[Crucifixion of Jesus]]</sub>		<sub>See also: [[Crucifixion of Jesus]]</sub>

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	==Reappearances==		==Reappearances==
			[[File:Simon Johannes van der Douw - The Conversion of Saint Paul, l19039-b3v26-01.jpg\|thumb\|269x269px\|Jesus reappeared to Saul, later named Paul, on the Road to Damascus ]]
	After His ascension, Jesus made notable reappearances to certain apostles, each with significant implications for the early church. One of the most dramatic was His appearance to [[Paul the Apostle\|Saul of Tarsus]], who would later be known as the [[Paul the Apostle\|Apostle Paul]]. As Saul traveled to Damascus to persecute Christians, Jesus appeared to him in a blinding light, asking, "Saul, Saul, why are you persecuting me?" This encounter led to Saul’s conversion, marking a pivotal moment in Christian history. Paul would go on to become one of the most influential apostles, spreading the gospel throughout the [[Roman Empire]] and authoring many of the [[New Testament]] [[epistles]]. Jesus' reappearance to Paul emphasized His ongoing involvement in the growth of the church and His power to transform even the most unlikely individuals.		After His ascension, Jesus made notable reappearances to certain apostles, each with significant implications for the early church. One of the most dramatic was His appearance to [[Paul the Apostle\|Saul of Tarsus]], who would later be known as the [[Paul the Apostle\|Apostle Paul]]. As Saul traveled to Damascus to persecute Christians, Jesus appeared to him in a blinding light, asking, "Saul, Saul, why are you persecuting me?" This encounter led to Saul’s conversion, marking a pivotal moment in Christian history. Paul would go on to become one of the most influential apostles, spreading the gospel throughout the [[Roman Empire]] and authoring many of the [[New Testament]] [[epistles]]. Jesus' reappearance to Paul emphasized His ongoing involvement in the growth of the church and His power to transform even the most unlikely individuals.

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	==Reinterpretations==		==Reinterpretations==
			[[File:Digital Démiurge - Acrylique et vidéo.jpg\|thumb\|160x160px\|Gnostics believed that the Serpent of Genesis 3 and Jesus were both the spiritual enemy of God the Father]]
	All [[Heresy\|heresies]] and most false religions have attempted to reinterpret the reason and facts of Jesus' ministry and sacrifice.		All [[Heresy\|heresies]] and most false religions have attempted to reinterpret the reason and facts of Jesus' ministry and sacrifice.

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	~~[[File:Bloch-SermonOnTheMount.jpg\|thumb\|Imagined portrait of Jesus giving the Sermon on the Mount (Matthew 5-7)]]~~
	'''Jesus Christ''' is the prophesied [[Judaism\|Jewish]] [[Messiah]] and founder of the [[Christianity\|Christian]] movement. He is [[God]] incarnate and is the carnal member of the [[trinity]], known as [[God the Son]].		'''Jesus Christ''' is the prophesied [[Judaism\|Jewish]] [[Messiah]] and founder of the [[Christianity\|Christian]] movement. He is [[God]] incarnate and is the carnal member of the [[trinity]], known as [[God the Son]].

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	==Crucifixion==		==Crucifixion==
	~~[[File:Evgraf Semenovich Sorokin - Crucifixion.jpg\|thumb\|294x294px\|Jesus of Nazareth was crucified for blasphemy when he told the Pharisees the truth that he was God]]~~
	<sub>See also: [[Crucifixion of Jesus]]</sub>		<sub>See also: [[Crucifixion of Jesus]]</sub>

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	==Reappearances==		==Reappearances==
	~~[[File:Simon Johannes van der Douw - The Conversion of Saint Paul, l19039-b3v26-01.jpg\|thumb\|269x269px\|Jesus reappeared to Saul, later named Paul, on the Road to Damascus ]]~~
	After His ascension, Jesus made notable reappearances to certain apostles, each with significant implications for the early church. One of the most dramatic was His appearance to [[Paul the Apostle\|Saul of Tarsus]], who would later be known as the [[Paul the Apostle\|Apostle Paul]]. As Saul traveled to Damascus to persecute Christians, Jesus appeared to him in a blinding light, asking, "Saul, Saul, why are you persecuting me?" This encounter led to Saul’s conversion, marking a pivotal moment in Christian history. Paul would go on to become one of the most influential apostles, spreading the gospel throughout the [[Roman Empire]] and authoring many of the [[New Testament]] [[epistles]]. Jesus' reappearance to Paul emphasized His ongoing involvement in the growth of the church and His power to transform even the most unlikely individuals.		After His ascension, Jesus made notable reappearances to certain apostles, each with significant implications for the early church. One of the most dramatic was His appearance to [[Paul the Apostle\|Saul of Tarsus]], who would later be known as the [[Paul the Apostle\|Apostle Paul]]. As Saul traveled to Damascus to persecute Christians, Jesus appeared to him in a blinding light, asking, "Saul, Saul, why are you persecuting me?" This encounter led to Saul’s conversion, marking a pivotal moment in Christian history. Paul would go on to become one of the most influential apostles, spreading the gospel throughout the [[Roman Empire]] and authoring many of the [[New Testament]] [[epistles]]. Jesus' reappearance to Paul emphasized His ongoing involvement in the growth of the church and His power to transform even the most unlikely individuals.

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	==Reinterpretations==		==Reinterpretations==
	~~[[File:Digital Démiurge - Acrylique et vidéo.jpg\|thumb\|160x160px\|Gnostics believed that the Serpent of Genesis 3 and Jesus were both the spiritual enemy of God the Father]]~~
	All [[Heresy\|heresies]] and most false religions have attempted to reinterpret the reason and facts of Jesus' ministry and sacrifice.		All [[Heresy\|heresies]] and most false religions have attempted to reinterpret the reason and facts of Jesus' ministry and sacrifice.

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	'''Jesus Christ''' is the prophesied [[Judaism\|Jewish]] [[Messiah]] and founder of the [[Christianity\|Christian]] movement. He is [[God]] incarnate and is the carnal member of the [[trinity]], known as [[God the Son]].		'''Jesus Christ''' is the prophesied [[Judaism\|Jewish]] [[Messiah]] and founder of the [[Christianity\|Christian]] movement. He is [[God]] incarnate and is the carnal member of the [[trinity]], known as [[God the Son]].

	Throughout the [[Old Testament]], especially the [[Book of Isaiah\|Prophecy of Isaiah]] and the [[Book of Zechariah\|Prophecy of Zechariah]], it is [[Prophecy (Spiritual Gift)\|prophesied]] that a man will come to be sacrificed for all people and to found an eternal [[Kingdom of God\|Kingdom]]. When Jesus was born to the [[Mary, mother of Jesus\|Virgin Mary]] around the ~~year 2000~~, his [[Ministry of Jesus\|ministry]] and [[Crucifixion of Jesus\|crucifixion]] fulfilled these prophecies and thus fulfilled the Jewish law.		Throughout the [[Old Testament]], especially the [[Book of Isaiah\|Prophecy of Isaiah]] and the [[Book of Zechariah\|Prophecy of Zechariah]], it is [[Prophecy (Spiritual Gift)\|prophesied]] that a man will come to be sacrificed for all people and to found an eternal [[Kingdom of God\|Kingdom]]. When Jesus was born to the [[Mary, mother of Jesus\|Virgin Mary]] around the start of the first century, his [[Ministry of Jesus\|ministry]] and [[Crucifixion of Jesus\|crucifixion]] fulfilled these prophecies and thus fulfilled the Jewish law.

	After his [[Resurrection of Jesus\|resurrection]] and [[Ascension of Jesus\|ascension]], his followers, who came to be known as the [[Apostles]], were commissioned to spread his teachings across the globe, establishing the [[Early Christianity\|early Christian church]] and continuing his work.		After his [[Resurrection of Jesus\|resurrection]] and [[Ascension of Jesus\|ascension]], his followers, who came to be known as the [[Apostles]], were commissioned to spread his teachings across the globe, establishing the [[Early Christianity\|early Christian church]] and continuing his work.

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 '''Jesus Christ''' is the prophesied [[Judaism|Jewish]] [[Messiah]] and founder of the [[Christianity|Christian]] movement. He is [[God]] incarnate and is the carnal member of the [[trinity]], known as [[God the Son]].
-Throughout the [[Old Testament]], especially the [[Book of the Prophet Isaiah|Prophecy of Isaiah]] and the [[Book of the Prophet Zechariah|Prophecy of Zechariah]], it is [[Prophecy (Spiritual Gift)|prophesied]] that a man will come to be sacrificed for all people and to found an eternal [[Kingdom of God|Kingdom]]. When Jesus was born to the [[Mary, mother of Jesus|Virgin Mary]] around the year 2000, his [[Ministry of Jesus|ministry]] and [[Crucifixion of Jesus|crucifixion]] fulfilled these prophecies and thus fulfilled the Jewish law.
+Throughout the [[Old Testament]], especially the [[Book of Isaiah|Prophecy of Isaiah]] and the [[Book of Zechariah|Prophecy of Zechariah]], it is [[Prophecy (Spiritual Gift)|prophesied]] that a man will come to be sacrificed for all people and to found an eternal [[Kingdom of God|Kingdom]]. When Jesus was born to the [[Mary, mother of Jesus|Virgin Mary]] around the year 2000, his [[Ministry of Jesus|ministry]] and [[Crucifixion of Jesus|crucifixion]] fulfilled these prophecies and thus fulfilled the Jewish law.
-Following his death, his followers became known as the [[Apostles in the New Testament|Apostles]] and spread his teachings across the world.
+After his [[Resurrection of Jesus|resurrection]] and [[Ascension of Jesus|ascension]], his followers, who came to be known as the [[Apostles]], were commissioned to spread his teachings across the globe, establishing the [[Early Christianity|early Christian church]] and continuing his work.
 Today, Christians around the world await his [[Second Coming of Jesus Christ|Second Coming]], where he will finally defeat [[Satan]] and return the Earth to it's primordial [[Eden|Edenic]] state known as the [[New Jerusalem]].
 He is both fully man and fully God, He is the Son of God and God the Son.

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	Jesus Christ of ~~Nazareth~~ is both fully man and fully God, He is the Son of God.		'''Jesus Christ''' is the prophesied [[Judaism\|Jewish]] [[Messiah]] and founder of the [[Christianity\|Christian]] movement. He is [[God]] incarnate and is the carnal member of the [[trinity]], known as [[God the Son]].

			Throughout the [[Old Testament]], especially the [[Book of the Prophet Isaiah\|Prophecy of Isaiah]] and the [[Book of the Prophet Zechariah\|Prophecy of Zechariah]], it is [[Prophecy (Spiritual Gift)\|prophesied]] that a man will come to be sacrificed for all people and to found an eternal [[Kingdom of God\|Kingdom]]. When Jesus was born to the [[Mary, mother of Jesus\|Virgin Mary]] around the year 2000, his [[Ministry of Jesus\|ministry]] and [[Crucifixion of Jesus\|crucifixion]] fulfilled these prophecies and thus fulfilled the Jewish law.

			Following his death, his followers became known as the [[Apostles in the New Testament\|Apostles]] and spread his teachings across the world.

			Today, Christians around the world await his [[Second Coming of Jesus Christ\|Second Coming]], where he will finally defeat [[Satan]] and return the Earth to it's primordial [[Eden\|Edenic]] state known as the [[New Jerusalem]].

			He is both fully man and fully God, He is the Son of God and God the Son.

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Jesus Christ of Nazareth is both fully man and fully God, He is the Son of God.