Religious Leaders Gie-su

Who is Religious Leaders Gie-su?
Jesus Christ, in Vietnamese commonly known as Jesus, is the founder of Christianity or Christianity. What modern people know about Jesus is mainly from the New Testament records and in the four Gospels.
Most scholars believe that Jesus was a Jew of Galilee, born in about 7 BC to 2 BC and died between 30 and 36 AD in Judea. Jesus mainly lived and worked in Galilee and Judea. The Gospels mainly deal with the last three years of Jesus' life on earth, especially the last week before his crucifixion, the books also provide some clues regarding the year of birth. of Jesus.
Just like Shakyamuni, Lao Tzu, Jesus is Known as the God with the Tathagata level, the first level has his world to save people up there. The world of Jesus is the world of Heaven.

According to the Gospels, Jesus was a preacher, he had miraculous healing powers, was a man who often disagreed with the Jewish ecclesiastical authority. , he was eventually crucified by the ruling of the Roman Empire according to the will of the Judaism.

According to the book, Jesus' mother was Mary, she was a virgin woman who became pregnant by the supernatural power of the Holy Spirit. Joseph (Joseph) and gave birth to Jesus.

According to the Bible, Jesus and his disciples traveled throughout Galilee preaching and healing. With his powerful teaching style and skillful oratorical skills, he used parables when teaching his view of love and attracted many people. People gathered in great crowds and went wherever Jesus was to listen to the sermon. At one point when the crowd became disorderly, Jesus was forced to sit in a boat and teach. He also visited and preached in the synagogues of Judaism.

Jesus often used different methods of preaching such as paradoxes, metaphors, parable stories. Jesus gave a very famous sermon, the Sermon on the Mount, in which he mentioned the Beatitudes. The best known parable of Jesus is the Good Samaritan and the Prodigal Son. Jesus had many disciples and was closest to the twelve apostles, Peter (Peter) considered by Roman Catholics to be the chief apostle.

Arrested and put on the cross

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Jesus and his disciples went up to Jerusalem for the Passover (Passover); When he entered the Temple of Jerusalem he and his disciples drove out the merchants and the money changers, overturned their tables, and said, The house of prayer, but you have turned it into a den of thieves. Later, Jesus was arrested by order of the Sanhedrin (Sanhedrin) and by the High Priest Joseph Caiaphas. Roman soldiers identified Jesus in the dark by "the kiss of Judas Iscariot", one of the 12 apostles who betrayed him for money.

The Sanhedrin accused him of blasphemy and officials. The Roman Empire imposed the death penalty, not for blasphemy but for inciting rebellion. Pontius Pilate ordered the crucifixion of Jesus.

Resurrection and Ascension

Christians believe that Jesus died. resurrected on the third day after dying on the cross. This event is called the Resurrection of Jesus and is celebrated every year on Easter Day. Books such as the Gospels and Acts record that Jesus met his disciples again at different locations during the forty days before his ascension to heaven.