2:21/2:35 (The look on Nicodemus face is classic moment). It was as if at this precious time that Nicodemus understood the mystery of the ages and was no longer perplexed over the ministry of Jesus. It's possible that when Jesus said... that the world may be saved through him, that Nicodemus' mind reflected on how Old Testament Levitical priesthood animal sacrifices were offered for forgiveness of the people and how now God's upgraded plan was for Jesus to become our Supreme Passover Sacrifice for salvation. Robert Powell's performance as Jesus of Nazareth was fascinating and just incredible. He captured the essence of Jesus' character in this movie more so than any other actor who played the role of Jesus in other movies on Christ. And I salute the other actors in this film; they did a fantastic job as well at playing other biblical characters. The movie Jesus of Nazareth is a masterpiece.
Robert Powell, the man who portrayed Jesus in a way that no one has ever done before or after, in a scene with one of the greatest actors of all time, Sir Laurence Olivier. Directed by Zeffirelli.
I Scott Andew Horne Love You Father Jesus Amen xxxxxxx XXXXXXX And I Appreaciate Every Thing That You Father Jesus Wrongly Had To Go Through In The Push To Help All Of Man Kind And Woman Kind And The Human Race. I Scott Andrew Horne As So Many Others Walking Gods Earthly World And Gods Earthly Realm Are Thankful For All Of Your Unconditional Love That You Have For Us All Father Jesus Amen xxxxxxx XXXXXXX Thank You Father Jesus And Thank You Father Jesus's Father God As We Are All So Very Grateful For This Unconditional Love Amen XXXXXXX
Was the Good Samaritan "born again" or was he simply a follower of the command that to get to heaven you must love God and your neighbor as yourself. But this parable is not from the mythic Christ but from the real Jesus who when asked the way to heaven did not reply "I am the way etc" but quoted from the Torah like a good rabbi should. The gospel writers would never have allowed this response so it must be an interpolation. But it is the only part of the gospels that has the truth in it.
@@alexandruciubuc-7464 Are you referring to the last temptation of Chris? I agree! Although some of the scenes were exaggerated, it contradicted scripture on the life of Christ.
@@BlowtheTrump9683 Yeah. It made Jesus into almost the exact opposite of who He truly is. It was artistic, good actors but it was super blasphemous. I bet Jesus vomited at that movie.
@@PursuitOfTruthOfficial Jesus did not have long hair, as portrayed in the movies, pictures, and media and neither was the son of God puny, skinny, weak, short, with a homeless appearance, dirty, hippie like, etc. Jesus was a perfect man, son of the all mighty God. The movies depict Jesus with a very awful appearance. ● Features: Jesus was a Jew and likely inherited common Semitic traits from his mother. (Hebrews 7:14) It is unlikely that his features were especially distinctive. On one occasion he was able to travel in secret from Galilee to Jerusalem without being recognized. (John 7:10, 11) And he apparently did not stand out even among his closest disciples. Recall that Judas Iscariot had to identify Jesus to the armed crowd that arrested him.-Matthew 26:47-49. ● Hair length: It is unlikely that Jesus’ hair was long, because the Bible says that “long hair is a dishonor to a man.”-1 Corinthians 11:14. In instructions to priests given through the prophet Ezekiel, God commanded that they clip, but not shave, the hair of their heads and that they not wear their hair loose when serving in the temple. -Ezek 44:15, 20. ● Beard: Jesus wore a beard. He followed Jewish law, which prohibited adult males from ‘disfiguring the edges of their beard.’ (Leviticus 19:27; Galatians 4:4) Also, the Bible mentions Jesus’ beard in a prophecy about his suffering.-Isaiah 50:6. ● Body: All indications are that Jesus was physically robust. During his ministry, he traveled many miles. (Matthew 9:35) He cleansed the Jewish temple twice, overturning the tables of money changers, and once drove out livestock with a whip. (Luke 19:45, 46; John 2:14, 15) McClintock and Strong’s Cyclopedia states: “The whole evangelical narrative indicates [Jesus’] sound and vigorous bodily health.”-Volume IV, page 884. ● Facial expressions: Jesus was warm and compassionate, and his facial expressions no doubt reflected this. (Matthew 11:28, 29) People of all sorts sought him out for comfort and help. (Luke 5:12, 13; 7:37, 38) Even children felt at ease in his presence.-Matthew 19:13-15; Mark 9:35-37. Misconceptions about Jesus’ appearance Misconception: Some argue that Jesus must have been of African descent because the book of Revelation compares his hair to wool and his feet to “burnished bronze.”-Revelation 1:14, 15, The New Jerusalem Bible. Fact: The book of Revelation is presented “in signs.” (Revelation 1:1) The description of Jesus’ hair and feet uses symbolic language to illustrate Jesus’ qualities after his resurrection, not to describe his physical appearance when he was on earth. In saying that Jesus’ “head and his hair were white as white wool, as snow,” Revelation 1:14 uses color, not texture, as a point of comparison. This represents his wisdom due to age. (Revelation 3:14) This verse is not comparing the texture of Jesus’ hair to that of wool any more than it is comparing the texture of his hair to that of snow. Jesus’ feet looked “like fine copper when glowing in a furnace.” (Revelation 1:15) Also, his face was “like the sun when it shines at its brightest.” (Revelation 1:16) Since no race has skin color matching these descriptions, this vision must be symbolic, showing the resurrected Jesus as the one “who dwells in unapproachable light.”-1 Timothy 6:16. Misconception: Jesus was weak and frail. Fact: Jesus was manly in his behavior. For example, he boldly identified himself to the armed crowd that came to arrest him. (John 18:4-8) Jesus must also have been physically strong to have worked as a carpenter using manual tools.-Mark 6:3. Why, then, did Jesus need help to carry his torture stake? And why did he die before the others executed with him died? (Luke 23:26; John 19:31-33) Just prior to Jesus’ execution, his body was seriously weakened. He had been up all night, in part because of emotional agony. (Luke 22:42-44) During the night the Jews had mistreated him, and the next morning the Romans had tortured him. (Matthew 26:67, 68; John 19:1-3) Such factors likely hastened his death. Misconception: Jesus was always somber, melancholy. Fact: Jesus perfectly reflected the qualities of his heavenly Father, Jehovah, whom the Bible describes as “the happy God.” (1 Timothy 1:11; John 14:9) In fact, Jesus taught others how to be happy. (Matthew 5:3-9; Luke 11:28) These facts indicate that Jesus often reflected happiness in his facial expressions.
With you Holy Heavenly Father Lord Almighty and Redeemer CHRIST JESUS OF NAZARETH Father Lord Please? Help me to remember every detail of your Holy Word and to remember: day and night on earth and by Heart ❤️ as much as you will have me. LOVE YOU. AMEN AND AMEN.
I know this is a very lovely reenactment of Nicodemus visiting with Jesus. But according to the bible, Nicodemus visited Jesus at night time. And it was actually at the very beginning of Jesus's earthly ministry. In this version, it seems like it's taking place 2 days before Jesus got arrested
Ju do aq shum sa po ju lajmeron e nuk po degjoni Po jua perseris qe te bindeni edhe me shum e te shpetoni shpirtin tuaj se trupin che shpirtin gim e keni copgusr e ndjej shum xhimbje sa nuk po vlas as me nenen time aq shum me keni shkaktuar dhimbje Ejani beni perballjen pa frike o te verber super te verber
Jesus did not have long hair, as portrayed in the movies, pictures, and media and neither was the son of God puny, skinny, weak, short, with a homeless appearance, dirty, hippie like, etc. Jesus was a perfect man, son of the all mighty God. The movies depict Jesus with a very awful appearance. ● Features: Jesus was a Jew and likely inherited common Semitic traits from his mother. (Hebrews 7:14) It is unlikely that his features were especially distinctive. On one occasion he was able to travel in secret from Galilee to Jerusalem without being recognized. (John 7:10, 11) And he apparently did not stand out even among his closest disciples. Recall that Judas Iscariot had to identify Jesus to the armed crowd that arrested him.-Matthew 26:47-49. ● Hair length: It is unlikely that Jesus’ hair was long, because the Bible says that “long hair is a dishonor to a man.”-1 Corinthians 11:14. In instructions to priests given through the prophet Ezekiel, God commanded that they clip, but not shave, the hair of their heads and that they not wear their hair loose when serving in the temple. -Ezek 44:15, 20. ● Beard: Jesus wore a beard. He followed Jewish law, which prohibited adult males from ‘disfiguring the edges of their beard.’ (Leviticus 19:27; Galatians 4:4) Also, the Bible mentions Jesus’ beard in a prophecy about his suffering.-Isaiah 50:6. ● Body: All indications are that Jesus was physically robust. During his ministry, he traveled many miles. (Matthew 9:35) He cleansed the Jewish temple twice, overturning the tables of money changers, and once drove out livestock with a whip. (Luke 19:45, 46; John 2:14, 15) McClintock and Strong’s Cyclopedia states: “The whole evangelical narrative indicates [Jesus’] sound and vigorous bodily health.”-Volume IV, page 884. ● Facial expressions: Jesus was warm and compassionate, and his facial expressions no doubt reflected this. (Matthew 11:28, 29) People of all sorts sought him out for comfort and help. (Luke 5:12, 13; 7:37, 38) Even children felt at ease in his presence.-Matthew 19:13-15; Mark 9:35-37. Misconceptions about Jesus’ appearance Misconception: Some argue that Jesus must have been of African descent because the book of Revelation compares his hair to wool and his feet to “burnished bronze.”-Revelation 1:14, 15, The New Jerusalem Bible. Fact: The book of Revelation is presented “in signs.” (Revelation 1:1) The description of Jesus’ hair and feet uses symbolic language to illustrate Jesus’ qualities after his resurrection, not to describe his physical appearance when he was on earth. In saying that Jesus’ “head and his hair were white as white wool, as snow,” Revelation 1:14 uses color, not texture, as a point of comparison. This represents his wisdom due to age. (Revelation 3:14) This verse is not comparing the texture of Jesus’ hair to that of wool any more than it is comparing the texture of his hair to that of snow. Jesus’ feet looked “like fine copper when glowing in a furnace.” (Revelation 1:15) Also, his face was “like the sun when it shines at its brightest.” (Revelation 1:16) Since no race has skin color matching these descriptions, this vision must be symbolic, showing the resurrected Jesus as the one “who dwells in unapproachable light.”-1 Timothy 6:16. Misconception: Jesus was weak and frail. Fact: Jesus was manly in his behavior. For example, he boldly identified himself to the armed crowd that came to arrest him. (John 18:4-8) Jesus must also have been physically strong to have worked as a carpenter using manual tools.-Mark 6:3. Why, then, did Jesus need help to carry his torture stake? And why did he die before the others executed with him died? (Luke 23:26; John 19:31-33) Just prior to Jesus’ execution, his body was seriously weakened. He had been up all night, in part because of emotional agony. (Luke 22:42-44) During the night the Jews had mistreated him, and the next morning the Romans had tortured him. (Matthew 26:67, 68; John 19:1-3) Such factors likely hastened his death. Misconception: Jesus was always somber, melancholy. Fact: Jesus perfectly reflected the qualities of his heavenly Father, Jehovah, whom the Bible describes as “the happy God.” (1 Timothy 1:11; John 14:9) In fact, Jesus taught others how to be happy. (Matthew 5:3-9; Luke 11:28) These facts indicate that Jesus often reflected happiness in his facial expressions.
Difficult for Pharisee Nicodemus. But ask & try his did. Now if a Pharisee can be open to Jesus. Those who are not under the heavy weight of being a Jewish law man be open to hear Jesus. He is light and his burden isn’t heavy and he will wash you and prepare your self to receive the Holy Spirit who will tidy up your life and prepare you for your life as a light seeking person- ready to do good and shun evil.
When Maker God my maker my only king When call me to Clean my spirits am fell like a child am feel everyng is new Everething is wonder full last nigth you wash my soul with river i fell the water on all direction am hope some day they understund me some one will know about to rebirth our spirit i hope someday am not the only one to wash away my sin every time i look above seeking you you show me my soul above the sky like star hindi hindi po hahayaan sa tamang panhon pag handa na sila Lagi po nila sinasbe ang pag babalik mu munit hnd pakami rapatdapat ang tao ay nanalig sayo nag hahanap ng proweba sa katawan ng isang tao nag darasal nagbtutuun ng oras sa mga simbahan nirerrspeto ang batas na nilikha ng tau Kapayapaan lng ang hiling ko at letthem ho will be your follower will by spirit will your since they birt
John 3:3 Our Lord Jesus Christ explains ,that without water babtism to be born again ( full immersion in the water ) no one will go to heaven. It is an act of faith a declaration 😊.
Is the act of going into water what saves? Or is it the act of repenting and giving yourself to God through Jesus that saves? In any event; your reference to John 3:3 does not say what you claim. What you claim is what you read into it. John baptized with water but Jesus baptizes with fire and the Holy Spirit. I never had full water baptism but Jesus did save me and not in church but in a room in a rental home. God searches hearts and God will have mercy on who he chooses and a technicality such as that will not separate one from the love of God. Failure to believe and to repent and follow Jesus puts a person in jeopardy of hellfire but clearly not a technicality such as this.
@kevindmontedmonte5596 Are you saying that everybody that confessed Jesus on their deathbed or at the end of their life is not going to heaven ? I don't think so. Yes it should be done as an outward declaration of one's acceptance of Jesus and we should try and do as Jesus has done, but if you don't, it will not keep you out of heaven. Acts 16:31-34, “Believe on the Lord Jesus Christ, and you will be saved, you and your household.”
The part of God that was sent had to feel the pain and God felt the pain of his people and showed he was there, and understanding so those who followed Jesus would be saved and have everlasting life, those who did not would reap what they had sown. I think Jesus believed in Reincarnation.
Deliberately removed the reference to water baptism in John 3:5, Protestant heretics made this film. Pope Paul III, The Council of Trent, canons on the Sacrament of Baptism, Session 7, canon 2, ex cathedra: “If anyone shall say that real and natural water is not necessary for baptism, and on that account those words of Our Lord Jesus Christ: ‘Unless a man be born again of water and the Holy Spirit’ [John 3:5], are distorted into some sort of metaphor: let him be anathema.”
♦"Religion began when the first scoundrel met the first fool." ♦"The delusional religious fools are cocksure and the intelligent full of doubt." ♦"Only fools revere the myths just bc a book claims itself to be the holy truth." ♦"The religious believe by the millions what lunatics could believe on their own." ♦"It's easier to fool people than to convince them that they have been fooled." ♦"It's difficult to free fools from the chains they revere."
I have been feeling so low and in extreme arthritis pain. This is something that I can't share with my mother or sister. I would LOVE just a note, card, letter, one piece of paper - just to feel that I have my own life - my own happiness without criticism, my own way of having friends. I have not been having a social circle for about 25 years. I have been single and trying to cope without feeling blue. Please send me a letter or a brief note, anything...will make me happy. I feel so sad and lonesome, - but I am really trying to be positive. I'm ver embarrassed to ask this of you. I just feel like I would LOVE some mail! XOXO Nancy R. Mills 90 Symonds Street, Dartmouth, Nova Scotia, B3A 3M2! I will be forever grateful!xoxoxoxoxo I really need this! I'm so sad, but hopeful.
If you are a true Christian you will never be alone and you will always be loved, for you have god and millions of brothers and sisters who love you like they love themselves.
@@TricklingRaindrop maybe it's an idea to visit a local church that connects to you? If that's possible I would advise in doing so, you will meet like minded people and are able to form social connections. I share your pain about feeling single though, it can be incredibly difficult for a human being, but all we can do is do our best and accept the fate that is bestowed upon us. It's easy to have faith when you don't face any difficulties in life but know that when life is difficult it also presents us with the perfect opportunity to prove our faith, not only to God but to ourselves as well!
Love this movie - thanks for posting this scene - very powerful reminder what the solution is when my heart is troubled and my mind confused
2:21/2:35 (The look on Nicodemus face is classic moment). It was as if at this precious time that Nicodemus understood the mystery of the ages and was no longer perplexed over the ministry of Jesus. It's possible that when Jesus said... that the world may be saved through him, that Nicodemus' mind reflected on how Old Testament Levitical priesthood animal sacrifices were offered for forgiveness of the people and how now God's upgraded plan was for Jesus to become our Supreme Passover Sacrifice for salvation. Robert Powell's performance as Jesus of Nazareth was fascinating and just incredible. He captured the essence of Jesus' character in this movie more so than any other actor who played the role of Jesus in other movies on Christ. And I salute the other actors in this film; they did a fantastic job as well at playing other biblical characters. The movie Jesus of Nazareth is a masterpiece.
Robert Powell, the man who portrayed Jesus in a way that no one has ever done before or after, in a scene with one of the greatest actors of all time, Sir Laurence Olivier. Directed by Zeffirelli.
I believe thank you Lord Jesus Christ amen
Love You Jesus.
I Scott Andew Horne Love You Father Jesus Amen xxxxxxx XXXXXXX And I Appreaciate Every Thing That You Father Jesus Wrongly Had To Go Through In The Push To Help All Of Man Kind And Woman Kind And The Human Race. I Scott Andrew Horne As So Many Others Walking Gods Earthly World And Gods Earthly Realm Are Thankful For All Of Your Unconditional Love That You Have For Us All Father Jesus Amen xxxxxxx XXXXXXX Thank You Father Jesus And Thank You Father Jesus's Father God As We Are All So Very Grateful For This Unconditional Love Amen XXXXXXX
My favorite scene from my favorite movie ❤
Better then the Chosen show!
Yes!!!!!!
Baptize. Amen.🙏💚💜🥰
Great is God
Much closer to the bible than the Chosen!!
Eu vol morrer para Jesus voltar.
Jeffrey Hunter and Robert Powell is probably the best ones who played Christ .
Was the Good Samaritan "born again" or was he simply a follower of the command that to get to heaven you must love God and your neighbor as yourself. But this parable is not from the mythic Christ but from the real Jesus who when asked the way to heaven did not reply "I am the way etc" but quoted from the Torah like a good rabbi should. The gospel writers would never have allowed this response so it must be an interpolation. But it is the only part of the gospels that has the truth in it.
Jesus never said those things in bible which are at end those are writtings of jhon.
It’s”ACCEPT” not “except” learn English
Say what you will about Jim Caveizel or Willem DeFoe, but Robert Powell will always be my favorite actor who played Jesus.
You are absolutely right in my opinion. Robert Powel is the best of all the actors who have portrayed Jesus.
He's the best.
William Dafoe's movie was blasphemous.
@@alexandruciubuc-7464 Are you referring to the last temptation of Chris? I agree! Although some of the scenes were exaggerated, it contradicted scripture on the life of Christ.
@@BlowtheTrump9683 Yeah. It made Jesus into almost the exact opposite of who He truly is. It was artistic, good actors but it was super blasphemous. I bet Jesus vomited at that movie.
Jesus is King we love you Jesus Amen
Jesus tried to make Nicodemus and us understand ! Hopefully we are born again in our faith.Enough to be considered for Heaven !
Jesus said, "Except that a man be born again..."
I copied the subtitles not thinking apologies will correct the title now, thank you 🙏
Amen. ❤️🔥🙏
It is about awekening from our false ego identity
22 de Abril de 2021😃
@@PursuitOfTruthOfficial Jesus did not have long hair, as portrayed in the movies, pictures, and media and neither was the son of God puny, skinny, weak, short, with a homeless appearance, dirty, hippie like, etc. Jesus was a perfect man, son of the all mighty God. The movies depict Jesus with a very awful appearance.
● Features: Jesus was a Jew and likely inherited common Semitic traits from his mother. (Hebrews 7:14) It is unlikely that his features were especially distinctive. On one occasion he was able to travel in secret from Galilee to Jerusalem without being recognized. (John 7:10, 11) And he apparently did not stand out even among his closest disciples. Recall that Judas Iscariot had to identify Jesus to the armed crowd that arrested him.-Matthew 26:47-49.
● Hair length: It is unlikely that Jesus’ hair was long, because the Bible says that “long hair is a dishonor to a man.”-1 Corinthians 11:14. In instructions to priests given through the prophet Ezekiel, God commanded that they clip, but not shave, the hair of their heads and that they not wear their hair loose when serving in the temple. -Ezek 44:15, 20.
● Beard: Jesus wore a beard. He followed Jewish law, which prohibited adult males from ‘disfiguring the edges of their beard.’ (Leviticus 19:27; Galatians 4:4) Also, the Bible mentions Jesus’ beard in a prophecy about his suffering.-Isaiah 50:6.
● Body: All indications are that Jesus was physically robust. During his ministry, he traveled many miles. (Matthew 9:35) He cleansed the Jewish temple twice, overturning the tables of money changers, and once drove out livestock with a whip. (Luke 19:45, 46; John 2:14, 15) McClintock and Strong’s Cyclopedia states: “The whole evangelical narrative indicates [Jesus’] sound and vigorous bodily health.”-Volume IV, page 884.
● Facial expressions: Jesus was warm and compassionate, and his facial expressions no doubt reflected this. (Matthew 11:28, 29) People of all sorts sought him out for comfort and help. (Luke 5:12, 13; 7:37, 38) Even children felt at ease in his presence.-Matthew 19:13-15; Mark 9:35-37. Misconceptions about Jesus’ appearance Misconception: Some argue that Jesus must have been of African descent because the book of Revelation compares his hair to wool and his feet to “burnished bronze.”-Revelation 1:14, 15, The New Jerusalem Bible. Fact: The book of Revelation is presented “in signs.” (Revelation 1:1) The description of Jesus’ hair and feet uses symbolic language to illustrate Jesus’ qualities after his resurrection, not to describe his physical appearance when he was on earth. In saying that Jesus’ “head and his hair were white as white wool, as snow,” Revelation 1:14 uses color, not texture, as a point of comparison. This represents his wisdom due to age. (Revelation 3:14) This verse is not comparing the texture of Jesus’ hair to that of wool any more than it is comparing the texture of his hair to that of snow. Jesus’ feet looked “like fine copper when glowing in a furnace.” (Revelation 1:15) Also, his face was “like the sun when it shines at its brightest.” (Revelation 1:16) Since no race has skin color matching these descriptions, this vision must be symbolic, showing the resurrected Jesus as the one “who dwells in unapproachable light.”-1 Timothy 6:16. Misconception: Jesus was weak and frail. Fact: Jesus was manly in his behavior. For example, he boldly identified himself to the armed crowd that came to arrest him. (John 18:4-8) Jesus must also have been physically strong to have worked as a carpenter using manual tools.-Mark 6:3. Why, then, did Jesus need help to carry his torture stake? And why did he die before the others executed with him died? (Luke 23:26; John 19:31-33) Just prior to Jesus’ execution, his body was seriously weakened. He had been up all night, in part because of emotional agony. (Luke 22:42-44) During the night the Jews had mistreated him, and the next morning the Romans had tortured him. (Matthew 26:67, 68; John 19:1-3) Such factors likely hastened his death. Misconception: Jesus was always somber, melancholy. Fact: Jesus perfectly reflected the qualities of his heavenly Father, Jehovah, whom the Bible describes as “the happy God.” (1 Timothy 1:11; John 14:9) In fact, Jesus taught others how to be happy. (Matthew 5:3-9; Luke 11:28) These facts indicate that Jesus often reflected happiness in his facial expressions.
With you Holy Heavenly Father Lord Almighty and Redeemer CHRIST JESUS OF NAZARETH Father Lord Please? Help me to remember every detail of your Holy Word and to remember: day and night on earth and by Heart ❤️ as much as you will have me. LOVE YOU. AMEN AND AMEN.
Amen 🙏🏼
Amen 🙏 😭
I love my Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ!!!!
I love jesus but those dramatic head turns they did in old movies make me laugh 1:15 1:57
That whosoever believed in Him should not perish
but have eternal life.
LORD JESUS CHRIST KING OF KINGS AND LORD OF LORDS GLORY HALLELUJAH
I know this is a very lovely reenactment of Nicodemus visiting with Jesus. But according to the bible, Nicodemus visited Jesus at night time. And it was actually at the very beginning of Jesus's earthly ministry. In this version, it seems like it's taking place 2 days before Jesus got arrested
All biblical Dramas change things around and embellish things My favorite.
Will be the "chosen"
I believe always have and loved the film jesus of nazareth
False images of Christ
No need for visual
Narrative quite sufficent
Not a white anglo saxon hippy
Guru type!
We love You.. Jesus Christ🌹
😇❤.. Please Come Back Soon ❤❤🌹🙏🏆👍
He will be. In His own time.
Amen❤
Amen thank you Jesus♥️
He looks like Kabir Bedi
❤
god is love
Amen 🙏 🙏 🙏
We Love You ❤😇
Amen God is so amazing, thank you and love you so much Jesus. ✝️🙏👑🙌🏻🤍
Amen jesus❤❤🙏🙏❤️❤️
Ju do aq shum sa po ju lajmeron e nuk po degjoni Po jua perseris qe te bindeni edhe me shum e te shpetoni shpirtin tuaj se trupin che shpirtin gim e keni copgusr e ndjej shum xhimbje sa nuk po vlas as me nenen time aq shum me keni shkaktuar dhimbje Ejani beni perballjen pa frike o te verber super te verber
Praise the Lord God Jesus Christ the King❤
Thank you Lord,,,,,,,
Jesus did not have long hair, as portrayed in the movies, pictures, and media and neither was the son of God puny, skinny, weak, short, with a homeless appearance, dirty, hippie like, etc. Jesus was a perfect man, son of the all mighty God. The movies depict Jesus with a very awful appearance.
● Features: Jesus was a Jew and likely inherited common Semitic traits from his mother. (Hebrews 7:14) It is unlikely that his features were especially distinctive. On one occasion he was able to travel in secret from Galilee to Jerusalem without being recognized. (John 7:10, 11) And he apparently did not stand out even among his closest disciples. Recall that Judas Iscariot had to identify Jesus to the armed crowd that arrested him.-Matthew 26:47-49.
● Hair length: It is unlikely that Jesus’ hair was long, because the Bible says that “long hair is a dishonor to a man.”-1 Corinthians 11:14. In instructions to priests given through the prophet Ezekiel, God commanded that they clip, but not shave, the hair of their heads and that they not wear their hair loose when serving in the temple. -Ezek 44:15, 20.
● Beard: Jesus wore a beard. He followed Jewish law, which prohibited adult males from ‘disfiguring the edges of their beard.’ (Leviticus 19:27; Galatians 4:4) Also, the Bible mentions Jesus’ beard in a prophecy about his suffering.-Isaiah 50:6.
● Body: All indications are that Jesus was physically robust. During his ministry, he traveled many miles. (Matthew 9:35) He cleansed the Jewish temple twice, overturning the tables of money changers, and once drove out livestock with a whip. (Luke 19:45, 46; John 2:14, 15) McClintock and Strong’s Cyclopedia states: “The whole evangelical narrative indicates [Jesus’] sound and vigorous bodily health.”-Volume IV, page 884.
● Facial expressions: Jesus was warm and compassionate, and his facial expressions no doubt reflected this. (Matthew 11:28, 29) People of all sorts sought him out for comfort and help. (Luke 5:12, 13; 7:37, 38) Even children felt at ease in his presence.-Matthew 19:13-15; Mark 9:35-37. Misconceptions about Jesus’ appearance Misconception: Some argue that Jesus must have been of African descent because the book of Revelation compares his hair to wool and his feet to “burnished bronze.”-Revelation 1:14, 15, The New Jerusalem Bible. Fact: The book of Revelation is presented “in signs.” (Revelation 1:1) The description of Jesus’ hair and feet uses symbolic language to illustrate Jesus’ qualities after his resurrection, not to describe his physical appearance when he was on earth. In saying that Jesus’ “head and his hair were white as white wool, as snow,” Revelation 1:14 uses color, not texture, as a point of comparison. This represents his wisdom due to age. (Revelation 3:14) This verse is not comparing the texture of Jesus’ hair to that of wool any more than it is comparing the texture of his hair to that of snow. Jesus’ feet looked “like fine copper when glowing in a furnace.” (Revelation 1:15) Also, his face was “like the sun when it shines at its brightest.” (Revelation 1:16) Since no race has skin color matching these descriptions, this vision must be symbolic, showing the resurrected Jesus as the one “who dwells in unapproachable light.”-1 Timothy 6:16. Misconception: Jesus was weak and frail. Fact: Jesus was manly in his behavior. For example, he boldly identified himself to the armed crowd that came to arrest him. (John 18:4-8) Jesus must also have been physically strong to have worked as a carpenter using manual tools.-Mark 6:3. Why, then, did Jesus need help to carry his torture stake? And why did he die before the others executed with him died? (Luke 23:26; John 19:31-33) Just prior to Jesus’ execution, his body was seriously weakened. He had been up all night, in part because of emotional agony. (Luke 22:42-44) During the night the Jews had mistreated him, and the next morning the Romans had tortured him. (Matthew 26:67, 68; John 19:1-3) Such factors likely hastened his death. Misconception: Jesus was always somber, melancholy. Fact: Jesus perfectly reflected the qualities of his heavenly Father, Jehovah, whom the Bible describes as “the happy God.” (1 Timothy 1:11; John 14:9) In fact, Jesus taught others how to be happy. (Matthew 5:3-9; Luke 11:28) These facts indicate that Jesus often reflected happiness in his facial expressions.
Amen
The Sabbath is an Appointment with God. It is NOT on a Sunday. Jesus is the Lord of the Sabb5, Friday Sunset through s unday sunset
Amen! Praise the Lord! God bless! I love Jesus!🙏❤️🫶
Difficult for Pharisee Nicodemus. But ask & try his did. Now if a Pharisee can be open to Jesus. Those who are not under the heavy weight of being a Jewish law man be open to hear Jesus. He is light and his burden isn’t heavy and he will wash you and prepare your self to receive the Holy Spirit who will tidy up your life and prepare you for your life as a light seeking person- ready to do good and shun evil.
When Maker God my maker my only king When call me to Clean my spirits am fell like a child am feel everyng is new Everething is wonder full last nigth you wash my soul with river i fell the water on all direction am hope some day they understund me some one will know about to rebirth our spirit i hope someday am not the only one to wash away my sin every time i look above seeking you you show me my soul above the sky like star hindi hindi po hahayaan sa tamang panhon pag handa na sila Lagi po nila sinasbe ang pag babalik mu munit hnd pakami rapatdapat ang tao ay nanalig sayo nag hahanap ng proweba sa katawan ng isang tao nag darasal nagbtutuun ng oras sa mga simbahan nirerrspeto ang batas na nilikha ng tau Kapayapaan lng ang hiling ko at letthem ho will be your follower will by spirit will your since they birt
So your name is written in the book of life when you accept Jesus Christ as your Lord and Savior.
ΣΕ ΕΥΧΑΡΙΣΤΟΥΜΕ ΚΥΡΙΕ
ΙΗΣΟΥ ΧΡΙΣΤΕ !
ΥΙΕ ΤΟΥ ΘΕΟΥ !💖
Nicodemus went to the source of his questions
to get answers.
Atheists don't do that.
Under the cover of night though?
Every word Jesus utters should be treasured
Blessed be The Lord....❤
Understand he said see!!! He taught the way for man to enter the kingdom. JESUS .IS KING OF THE JEWS !!!!🤣🤣😇
Like it or not he is the truth!!!! Hip hip hurray !!!hip hip hurray !!! for JESUS kING OF THE JEWS!!!!!!!!!
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Ever before I was born Jesus Christ has always been General. I can't be jealous of Him. I hate wahala! Shalom.
John 3:3 Our Lord Jesus Christ explains ,that without water babtism to be born again ( full immersion in the water ) no one will go to heaven. It is an act of faith a declaration 😊.
Is the act of going into water what saves? Or is it the act of repenting and giving yourself to God through Jesus that saves? In any event; your reference to John 3:3 does not say what you claim. What you claim is what you read into it. John baptized with water but Jesus baptizes with fire and the Holy Spirit. I never had full water baptism but Jesus did save me and not in church but in a room in a rental home. God searches hearts and God will have mercy on who he chooses and a technicality such as that will not separate one from the love of God. Failure to believe and to repent and follow Jesus puts a person in jeopardy of hellfire but clearly not a technicality such as this.
@kevindmontedmonte5596
Are you saying that everybody that confessed Jesus on their deathbed or at the end of their life is not going to heaven ? I don't think so. Yes it should be done as an outward declaration of one's acceptance of Jesus and we should try and do as Jesus has done, but if you don't, it will not keep you out of heaven.
Acts 16:31-34, “Believe on the Lord Jesus Christ, and you will be saved, you and your household.”
The part of God that was sent had to feel the pain and God felt the pain of his people and showed he was there, and understanding so those who followed Jesus would be saved and have everlasting life, those who did not would reap what they had sown. I think Jesus believed in Reincarnation.
Glory to God 🙏
Deliberately removed the reference to water baptism in John 3:5, Protestant heretics made this film.
Pope Paul III, The Council of Trent, canons on the Sacrament of Baptism, Session 7, canon 2, ex cathedra: “If anyone shall say that real and natural water is not necessary for baptism, and on that account those words of Our Lord Jesus Christ: ‘Unless a man be born again of water and the Holy Spirit’ [John 3:5], are distorted into some sort of metaphor: let him be anathema.”
♦"Religion began when the first scoundrel met the first fool."
♦"The delusional religious fools are cocksure and the intelligent full of doubt."
♦"Only fools revere the myths just bc a book claims itself to be the holy truth."
♦"The religious believe by the millions what lunatics could believe on their own."
♦"It's easier to fool people than to convince them that they have been fooled."
♦"It's difficult to free fools from the chains they revere."
I can see your 44 post history you blatant shill. Spamming the same quote too.
I have been feeling so low and in extreme arthritis pain. This is something that I can't share with my mother or sister. I would LOVE just a note, card, letter, one piece of paper - just to feel that I have my own life - my own happiness without criticism, my own way of having friends. I have not been having a social circle for about 25 years. I have been single and trying to cope without feeling blue. Please send me a letter or a brief note, anything...will make me happy. I feel so sad and lonesome, - but I am really trying to be positive. I'm ver embarrassed to ask this of you. I just feel like I would LOVE some mail! XOXO Nancy R. Mills 90 Symonds Street, Dartmouth, Nova Scotia, B3A 3M2! I will be forever grateful!xoxoxoxoxo I really need this!
I'm so sad, but hopeful.
If you are a true Christian you will never be alone and you will always be loved, for you have god and millions of brothers and sisters who love you like they love themselves.
@@venezzrok871 Thank you. I always pray to Jesus as well as the Saints for their intercession. Thank you for commenting.
@@TricklingRaindrop maybe it's an idea to visit a local church that connects to you?
If that's possible I would advise in doing so, you will meet like minded people and are able to form social connections.
I share your pain about feeling single though, it can be incredibly difficult for a human being, but all we can do is do our best and accept the fate that is bestowed upon us.
It's easy to have faith when you don't face any difficulties in life but know that when life is difficult it also presents us with the perfect opportunity to prove our faith, not only to God but to ourselves as well!