英語 での As the messiah の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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When I read not just that verse, but also the history of their relationship with God, what Im getting is that Jesus will not return until the jews, as a whole, accept Him as the Messiah.
Jesus came as the Messiah to restore the three great blessings bestowed by God after creating Adam and Eve: to be fruitful, multiply, and have dominion over all things.
Judaism- the religion which rejects Jesus Christ as the Messiah and attempts to practice the Old Law given through the mediation of Moses.
In the presence of the True Parents who come as the Messiah, the women of this age are the true workers who will cleanse this world of war, violence, suppression, exploitation and crime. Women will build an ideal world filled with peace, love and freedom.
In the providence of salvation through Jesus, God predestined that His Will be fulfilled only after fallen people completed their responsibility by believing in Jesus as the Messiah and rendering him devoted service.17(John 3:16) However, time and again human beings could not cope with even their small portion of responsibility.
If they had recognized Jesus Christ as the Messiah and worked with Him in a spirit of sacrifice, He would not only have been successful in Israel, but also would have gone on to unite all the Arab nations and Asia, linking the East and West.
God sent only one person as the Messiah: His son Jesus. However, True Parents have mobilized you, their sons and daughters who received the Blessing, with the authority of tribal messiahs; not only you, but also already married blessed couples and their children.
At the First Advent, Jesus was born among the chosen people who had best served God, and he appeared as the Messiah especially to his disciples, who believed in him and followed him.
You're a Jew who believes the only place to worship God is in Jerusalem at the temple and now the son of God, the one you recognize as the Messiah, is saying that the people hearing his words will see the end of all things.
Some of the later quotes presented here refer to the supreme role of Okada as the Messiah sent to save humankind, whilst some even reflect a divine role of the Japanese people as God's chosen race.
If the Holy Spirit can be given to Gentiles in the same way as it was given to Jews, then it was evident that being circumcised was not a prerequisite to become a believer in Jesus as the Messiah.
However, if in the beginning the Jewish people had become one in faith and service to Jesus as the Messiah, the ancient united world on the Mediterranean Sea, centering on the Roman Empire, would necessarily have been moved and inspired by Jesus in his lifetime, and they would have erected a kingdom centering on Jerusalem, exalting Jesus as their king.
You're a Jew who believes the only place to worship God is in Jerusalem at the temple and now the son of God, the one you recognize as the Messiah, is saying that the people hearing his words will see the end of all things.
For this purpose he came to John, who was the representative of the law and the prophets, that by him he might be introduced into his offices, and thus be publicly recognized as the Messiah of whose coming the prophecies and types had for many ages borne witness.
He regarded himself as the Messiah in the normal Jewish sense of the term, i.e. a human leader who would restore the Jewish monarchy, drive out the Roman invaders, set up an independent Jewish state, and inaugurate an era of peace, justice and prosperity(known as the“kingdom of God”) for the whole world… He had no intention of being crucified in order to save mankind from eternal damnation by his sacrifice.
Yet he does not explicitly name himself as the messiah.
All those Jews who recognize Jesus Christ as the Messiah.
Jesus came as the Messiah of the Hebrew people, and all of the first Christians were Jewish.
Let us examine the words and deeds of Jesus himself to ascertain whether his crucifixion was in fact the way to completely accomplish his mission as the Messiah.