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Write the main teachings of Jesus in detail (any 4, main)

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Answered by 500224
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1. Jesus, not the Bible, is God’s living and active Word that brings life.

“You don’t have His word living in you, because you don’t believe the One He sent. You study the Scriptures because you think you have eternal life in them, yet they testify about Me. He interacts with us on a day to day basis and desires that we cultivate an intimate relationship with him. The more we commune with the Spirit of Christ, the more life and truth we are exposed to and are able to comprehend. However, for many Evangelicals, we rely more on the Bible than we do on the living and active Spirit of God within us. We fear that following the Spirit could lead to confusion and subjectivity and so we root our faith in the Bible. The problem is that a faith that is rooted in the Scripture alone is not sustainable. It will dry up and wither on the vine. While the Bible is an important and authoritative guide for Christian faith and practice, it isn’t the foundation or center of our faith- Jesus is. And if we truly believe that he is alive, we should also have faith that communing with him will produce spiritual life within us. He is the living Word that we can ask anything to and expect, in faith, to receive and answer. Sometimes he will speak through Scripture. Other times he will speak through our friends and family. Other times he will find unique and special ways to reveal himself to us. But in order to maintain a vibrant and living faith, we must not make the Bible our substitute for communion with the living Word of God.

2. The only way to enter the Kingdom of Heaven is through DOING the will of God. “An expert in the law stood up to test Him, saying, “Teacher, what must I do to inherit eternal life?””What is written in the law?” He asked him. “How do you read it?”He answered: Love the Lord your God with all your heart, with all your soul, with all your strength, and with all your mind; and your neighbor as yourself.”You’ve answered correctly,” He told him. “Do this and you will live.”-

3. Condemnation isn’t Jesus’ style.

“I have not come to condemn the world, but to save it.” John 3:17 ESV

Neither do I condemn you. Go and sin no more.”- John 8:11 ESVMany modern day Evangelical preachers spend a lot of time talking about the kinds of people that God is opposed to and who he condemns. They spend time talking about how to transition from a position of condemnation before God to a position of Grace through believing the right things about Jesus. They often talk about those who disagree or live contrary to their understanding of what is “righteous” as those who are under condemnation from God. But what’s funny is that as one examines the teachings and life of Jesus, we find him not only befriending, loving, and affirming some of his societies most despised and vile people, but chastising the religious leaders who condemned them for their sin.

4. You’re supposed to sacrifice yourself and speak words of blessings for those you disagree with the most.

“Love Your Enemies and Bless Those Who Persecute You” Matthew 5:44 ESV

It seems like every week there is a new major controversy taking place within the Church. Most of the time, the situation revolves around one group of Christians disagreeing with another and then taking to the internet to write slanderous posts about the other.

Answered by Anonymous
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The main teaching of Jesus are as follows:

  • Jesus preached of God's Mercy and Love.He assured all people ,including the poor ,the suffering ,the sinners and the outcasts ,of final salvation ,or deliverance from sin.

  • In his 'Sermon on the Mount' Jesus laid down a moral code of conduct for his followers.He advised them to humble ,and to be kind ,forgiving ,merciful and loving towards others.He strongly discouraged greed and hypocrisy.

  • Jesus advised followers to hate sin and not to the sinner and to replay even with good.He discouraged meaningless rituals and the worship of multiple gods. He referred to God as 'Father' and to himself as 'Son of God.'

  • Jesus foretold that the Kingdom of God would be established on the earth.And ,there would be a Day of Judgement ,when God would reward the righteous and punish the sinners.

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