Jesus
... a human form. God in no way wanted to make Jesus of any reputation of him. Jesus had a fraternal father named Joseph. Joseph raised Jesus for most of his life. Jesus was considered a miracle but what people did not know was how much of an impact he would have on the nation and worldwide. His birth, death and teachings changed our world in a positive aspect. In Jesus' early years he had worked as a carpenter as well as a teacher and others had thought of him as a prophet. He just lived his life like any other normal Jewish individual would. Jesus had healed hundreds of people from sickness and disease on several occasions and he also raised people from physical death. People had seen the amount of power that Jesus had withheld and people knew he was a great religious leader. In his thirties, Jesus began public teaching and display of public miracles. From all the teachings and healing he had done, he had never traveled more than two-hundred miles from his birthplace. After many years of his teachings, his reputations had spread worldwide and people all around the world were studying his teachings. The authorities had decided that something had to be done about this religious leader. Pilate, which was the head of the Roman authorities did not want to kill Jesus because he knew he was innocent. In order to keep up his reputation, Pilate had sentenced him to execution because he did not want the people in the community and society to hate him. Pilate had ordered that he'd be beaten so he could be restless when hung up on the cross. It was said around noon, Jesus had been executed around midnight. Jesus was brutally tortured and then hung by his hands, which were nailed to a horizontal wooden beam (cross). This torture had taken place for16 hours straight. You can only imagine how painful it was. This method of execution restricted the airflow to his lungs, killing him in three hours. Jesus had shown no fear of death when they had warned him about his execution. He knew that he was dying as a sacrifice for the sins of people and for the freedom of his people. However, according to more than five-hundred witnesses, Jesus returned from the dead three days later on a Sunday, and over the next 40 days journeyed in both the southern and northern provinces of Israel. To many, this was conclusive proof that Jesus' claims to be God were real. Then Jesus returned to Jerusalem, the city where he was recently executed, and according to witnesses, he left the earth alive by rising up into the sky. People could not believe what had happened. Could they have really executed a great leader with amazing powers? A man that was so courageous, fearless, compassionate, forgiving, forsaking the riches and befriending the lowly had died a very unnecessary death. After Jesus' execution, th...