what is your believe toward Jesus?
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C. He is the son of God
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Amen brother.....you butter believe I let Jesus into my heart to forgive and save me. Oh yes!!!!\n\nI am nothing without Him. :)
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I love Jesus because he is our savior. I do not know if you love Jesus.
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I am a Christian, but by that I mean a believing, thinking follower of Jesus, not just a cultural Christian. I take my faith seriously, not only in understanding its ramifications and foundations, but in living out its ethic of following the example, teachings, and practice of Jesus.
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yes I agree about some catholics going to Jesus. And they are saved, "whosoever will believe in Him will have everlasting life" John 3:16 that word believe is to have trust in Jesus.
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Yes I definitely believe in Jesus Christ. Without him I would be nothing. With him I can do anything. I love him and he loves me. I believe in God the Eternal Father and in his son Jesus Christ and in the Holy Ghost. I am a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints and I am not ashamed of it at all. With him you can be saved and don't wait till the last minute when it is to late.  This life is for you to prove that can return to your Father in Heaven
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I believe in God but not the trinity. (God is not all in Jesus, but Jesus was all God)\n\nBut even as a God he had to humiliate himself, by walking on the earth as a man.\n\nTraits of a human Body\nJesus became wearied ( tired ) ( John 4:6 ) \nJesus became hungry ( Luke 4:2 , Mt 4:2 , Mark 11:12 ) \non the cross just before he died he said I thirst ( John 19:28 ) \n\nHe showed human emotion\nJesus wept ( John 11:35 ) \nJesus loved ( Mark 10:21 , John 11:15 , John 11:36 , John 15:12 , John 19:26 ....) \nJesus was angry ( Mark 11:11-21 ) \n\nAn argument for support of the married status of Jesus is that bachelorhood was very rare for Jewish males of Jesus' time, being generally regarded as a transgression of the first mitzvah (divine commandment) — "Be fruitful and multiply". According to this reasoning, it would have been unthinkable for an adult, unmarried Jew to travel about teaching as a rabbi.\n\nIn The Gospel of Philip, it is said: \n"There were three who always walked with the Lord: Mary, his mother, and her sister, and Magdalene, the one who was called his companion. His sister and his mother and his companion were each a Mary." \n\nAs for the Wisdom who is called "the barren," she is the mother of the angels. And the companion of the Lord Mary Magdalene. Jesus loved her more than all the disciples, and used to kiss her often on her mouth. \n\nLogically and realistically they could have been married and had a child/children. He came here to walk as a man, it was not then and it is not now  a sin to be married, engage in intercourse, and have a child.\n\nLogically and realistically he could have been totally divine, felt all the worst mankind had to offer, and very little of the joy. which is really what he was sent here to do, die for our sin.\n\nHopefully, we will see all the truth in heaven.
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what do you believe in?
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I believe in Jesus Christ and have faith in Him and His presence in me is what is good. No good thing dwells in me that's why I need Him.
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My life was empty, until I met Jesus. He saved my soul, and made me a new person. He gave me Joy, Peace, and Love in my heart. My desire is to live for Him, and tell others how to be saved.Jesus is my everything.
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As a seeker of the truth and a student of life, and after many years of observation,\nResearch and comparative study, it appears to me that people often base their beliefs and judgments\nOn weak, sandy foundations. Rather than on the solid foundations of rock that Jesus recommended.\nConcerning the topic at hand, I have noticed some major differences between what is\ncommonly and officially understood about god in Christianity, and what the Bible itself states!\nIn this booklet, I would like to share with you-out of love and concern what I have noticed and\nLearned through my continuous journey of research, analysis, and study.\nThe intent of this work is to honestly and sincerely present the truth that I found, not to\nHurt the feelings of anyone.\nNow let us turn to discuss some issues and questions concerning the nature of god In Christianity,\nnamely the trinity and divinity of Jesus.\nJesus said "Seek the truth and the truth will set you free"\nIs God one or three?\nIs Jesus God or part of God?\nWhat do you think??\nWhat is your answer??\nLet us get the answer from the Bible:\nOne came and said unto him, Good Master, what good\nThing shall I do. That I may have eternal life? And he(Jesus)\nSaid unto him, why callest thou me good*? There is none good\nBut one, that is, God. But if thou wilt enter into life, keep the\nCommandments.\n(Matthew 19:16-17)\n\n*Why callest thou me good? Or in modern English " why do you call me good "we\nWould not find this wording and meaning in some Bible! This text is found in king James\nVersion. Don`t take my word for it! Chick your Bible!\nSeveral questions can be asked about the above verses. Some of the more intuitive ones are:\n>"why do you call me good?" why did Jesus question his own goodness?\n>Jesus emphatically stated that "there is none good but one, that is, God"\nWhy did he refer to the one God as the " good" one only?\n>Why did he exclude himself from being good, if he were God?\n>Jesus explicitly pointed out that " if thou wilt enter into life, keep the commandments."\nWhy didn`t Jesus command the questioner to believe in him (Jesus) as God in order\nTo enter into eternal life?\n>Based on Jesus` testimony, Isn`t keeping the commandments enough for getting\nEternal life?\nNow, let us re-read verses of Matthew (19:16-17) as stated in King James\nVersion and the same verses as reported in the New International Version\nOf the HOLY BIBLE.\nPDF created with pdfFactory Pro trial version www.pdffactory.com\nOne came and said unto . him, Good Master, what good\nThing shall I do. That I may have eternal life? And he\nSaid unto him, why callest thou me good? There is none good\nBut one, that is, God.\n(in king James version)\n.Now a man came up to Jesus and asked "Teacher, what\ngood thing must I do to get eternal life?"\n"why do you ask me about what is good?" Jesus replied.\n"there is only one who is good. If you want to enter life,\nobey the commandments."\n(in the new international version) .\nTo make is easy to compare, here are Jesus` two different questions:\nAccording to King James version (KJV), in simple English, Jesus asked:\n*Why do you CALL ME GOOD?\nBut, according to the New International Version (NIV), Jesus said:\n*Why do you ASK ME ABOUT WHAT IS GOOD?\nPlease honestly camper between Jesus` question in the King James Version and\nHis questions in the New International Version. Do they have the same\nMeaning? Can they both be correct?\nGoing back to the critical question, Is Jesus God?, I think that if Jesus\nWere God or part of God, his logical response would be to approve of what the\nQuestioner called him (i.e., "Good Master").\nSound reasoning and plain logic tell us that God is good. And if Jesus were\nGod or part of God (part of the Trinity) he MUST BE GOOD! Don`t\nyou agree?\nPresumably, some of the possible, expected response that Jesus cold utter in r
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My mind is made up concerning Jesus Christ. I believe He is the Son of God who died for our sins and I'll continue to believe that no matter what anyone else says.
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I used to think I was a Christian until I understood that they believe Jesus is God.\n\nI believe Jesus is a man, and God made him both Lord and Christ. I am a follower of Jesus of Nazereth.\n\nI believe we are ALL sinners and fallen short of the glory of God and need forgiveness.\n\nI believe that homosexuality, not homosexuals, is evil and leads to a life of confusion and pain. It is the result of the fall of man, as are all other diseases, birth defects, death and sufferings in this world.\n\nAny homosexual who repents and makes Jesus his Lord will inherit eternal life. Any who do not, like any other sinner, will face judgement from God.\n\nGod is a righteous judge, and they will recieve whatever God says is just.
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Jesus said "I am the resurrection and the life. He who believes in me will live, even though he dies; and whoever lives and believes in me will never die.  Do you believe this?"\n\nJesus has opened a pathway for us to know and love God while we live and to enter in to his presence after we die.
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I get a kick out of people like "PEACHES" "all you have to do is believe in Jesus" How about doing more then believing, how about walking in his foot steps? How about raising good God fearing children? how about being pure and not having premarital sex? how about being faith full to your significant other? How about telling the truth? how about helping your neighbor? How about not killing in his name? Wait, all I have to do is believe he existed and i go to heaven, come on. TO ANSWER YOUR ? TRUTHFULLY YOUR BODY ROTS IN A GRAVE UNTIL THE DAY OF JUDGMENT.
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He is my Lord and Savior.  He is my best friend.  He died for me to save me of my sins so that I can live in eternity with Him and His Father.  I would have no love in my heart without Him living in my heart.  He's my comfort in the midst of this horrible, ugly world.  Without Jesus, I wouldn't have the assurance of eternal life, with Him I'm assured that.  Also, I know that the friends and family who passed away before me, who believed in Jesus, will also spend eternity with me and that helps me cope with death.  When I'm hurting, angry, tempted (which is often), confused, I know that I can lay all of that at the foot of His cross and He'll bear all of the pain for me.....and I know that to be true because I experience it everyday of my life!
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I believe the gospel accounts of the conception and birth of Jesus.\n\nAnd everything else, for that matter.