The Honor and Shame of the Gospel of Jesus Christ

In order to understand the glory and shame brought about by the gospel related to Jesus Christ, honor and shame will be defined according to the ancient Mediterranean, Greek and Roman world. A person born in the world in the century is taught to "seek honor and avoid shame". The universal definition of honor can best be explained as "public perception of human value". There are two ways to get honor. Another thing by means of affiliation is that someone trusts this person.

The word "gospel" literally means "good news" How can the gospel of Jesus Christ be possible? The basic elements of the Gospel are belief in Jesus Christ, repentance, baptism, accepting the gift of the Holy Spirit, and enduring to the end. Through the history of mankind, the prophets of God preached the gospel of Christ. In 1830, Jesus Christ recovered the gospel of today through the prophet Joseph Smith. The Lord has instructed Joseph Smith to propose and translate the ancient Bible text known as the Book of Mormon. The Savior also restored the priesthood and salvation regulations that his church needed to complete his work on earth again. The prophet Joseph Smith accepted God's revelation like all his heirs, and in their lives they taught the gospel of Jesus Christ to the people of their time. The present prophet did this today.

I know the life of God, and Jesus is Christ. Our Heavenly Father loves us beyond our understanding. Jesus Christ is our personal Savior and Savior. Joseph Smith is a prophet of God who brought the resurrection of the gospel to the world and showed another evidence of Jesus Christ in the Book of Mormon. I love the New Testament and the Book of Mormon, and I am instructing me to accept Brother Jesus Christ and his atonement. We have living prophets and apostles on the earth, and the Holy Spirit really leads our daily walk and life journey.

Jesus Christ gave us courtesy in the sermon on the mountain. It is the first book of the Biblical New Testament for all descendants of the Gospel according to Matthew. The Matthew Gospel is aimed at a group of people immersed in the Hebrew tradition. The Gospel according to Matthew emphasizes that Jesus is the Hebrew Bible, the prophecy of Christ in our Old Testament, the Kingdom of the Lord is the kingdom of God in heavenly countries. Jesus provided us a way of life promising to be eternal in heaven.