Jesus the greatest of all

Submitted by Dan (United States), Sep 10, 2008 at 15:20

To IamJoseph

Moses and all the other prophets are dead and even the Torah doesnot say Moses will return. Jesus didn't directly confront the Romans because He was too good for them. Jesus' mission was not to raise a sword, shade a blood (the only blood he shed was his own) and create an earthly state (unlike Alexander the Great or Genghis Khan or Moses, Muhammed etc). For this great Master, his mission was far beyond that; that of creating an heavenly kingdom. For Jews and Muslims, Jesus is a "stumbling block" and they will never believe in him until the last days at the "conclusion of the system of things". It has been over 2000 years and the Church, Christ and the kingdom of God still previl and will do so to the end.

"The world and its Judiciary Institutions turn by the laws introduced via Moses......"

hmmmm...The entire Islamic rules (which many people abhor right now because of the extremists) are also based on the "Mosaic rules" and those rules will soon wear out..(i don't suppose you will stone your own sister/mother of adultery of take someone's eye.."an eye for an eye a tooth for a tooth", kosher, eating unclean things, burnt offering etc.). The 10 commandments? those rules might help in creating an "earthly kingon or government", but not "Spiritual or of Godly kingdom". Read the NT to understand where Jesus takes those "earthly" laws to a higer level. 5 billion people? quantity doesnot matter, it is quality that matters. Christ's message is far more spiritual than that of Muhammed or that of Moses' "Mosaic rules".

Only Christ's kingdom will last forever! no man since the creation of the universe can be compared to the Greatest Master of all time, Jesus Christ!

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