Jesus the Christ: The Historical Jesus

The birth of Jesus is based on Matthew's Gospel (Matthew 1: 18-25) (Matthew 2: 1-12), Luke's Gospel (Luke 2: 1-2), John's Gospel (John 1: 1). See the birth of Jesus in -18). Both Matthew and Luca say that Jesus' birthplace was in Jewish Bethlehem during the judge of King Herod and Augustine Empire during the Roman Empire. The Gospel tells us that Jesus was born in the hotel stables (Luke 2: 7). This is unlikely because Bethlehem was the birthplace of David and David was the ancestor of Joseph. This means that there may be a house with his cousin and big family.

In 1909, a school teacher, John Eleazer Remsberg, announced Christ. It distinguished Jesus' possible history (Jesus of Nazareth) from the gospel of Jesus (Jesus of Bethlehem). Remuszberg believes there is a reason to believe in Jesus' existence in history, but "Christian Christianity" is a mythical creation. Remsberg has compiled a list of 42 "writers who wrote and lived at that time, or authors who wrote after a while". If the gospel record is fairly accurate, Remuszberg thinks it should be written. Author of Jesus

In the special issue of ABC News "Jesus searching for history", Peter Jennings investigated the true historical background of Jesus Christ. Peter Jennings interviewed many scholars and historians and presented us a documentary that let us believe that Jesus in the Bible is a more characteristic of legendary faith. He believes that the true history of Jesus is probably a good teacher with a man, not a holy son of God. Unfortunately, Peter Jennings relied on Jesus Symposium scholars and interviewers, a group of very generous scholars using anti-supernatural or naturalistic Biblical views. Under this premise, they ignore the evidence of the historical reliability of the gospel. Peter Jennings said in this special issue, "About the Gospels," the New Testament has four different, sometimes inconsistent Jesus' lives, there is no reliable evidence of who the author is. "

There is much evidence of Jesus Christ in secular historical data. We can almost rebuild the gospel from early sources other than Christians. Jesus was called Christ (Joseph), spelled magic and led Israel to a new doctrine. And in the Jews (Tashius) for them (Babylon Talmud) the Passover Festival was hanged, but I would argue that he is God and will come back (Eliezar), believers believe, God (A young man of Pliny). The Bible clearly answers the question "Who is Jesus?" The Bible explains Jesus as a humble starting point born in Bethlehem's stables more than 2000 years ago (Luke 2). The birth of Jesus completed many of the coming Messiah prophecies of the Jews. Isaiah predicted young women who are pregnant and will give babies, virgins and named them "Emmanuel". This means "God is with us" (Isaiah 7: 14). ) As a boy, Jesus shocked the theologians of the temple. He has many knowledge and wisdom from God (Luke 2: 41-52)