The Messiah – Part 1: Yeshua Was Different
Many Bible readers have hardly any understanding of the situation and circumstances under which Jesus' ministry took place 2000 years ago. And so quite a few have a false picture of him, for example one of a conformist, system-loyal, authority-obeying softy. But if we go more deeply into the texts of the Gospels, we recognize that Yeshua was highly provocative. He did not care about religious conventions, provoked the various authorities, and continually caused offense. And through his behavior and his deeds he continually pointed to the fact that he was the promised Messiah. But this created powerful enemies for him.
Martin dives with you into the sequence of the Gospels and sheds light on the time in which Jesus carried out his ministry on this earth. What was going on with the pilgrimage feasts? How did the religious authorities proceed when a messianic movement arose? Why was the healing of a leper such a special thing? An exciting Bible evening…
And amazement seized them all, and they glorified God and were filled with awe, saying, "We have seen extraordinary things today."
Luke 5:26
PDF: Gospel Synopsis (according to Thompson) (PDF, only available in German)
Book: Open my eyes, Lord (only available in German)
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