Yeshua was sent by the one true God says Christ himself in John 17:3. And God in that way sent him to us to be a sacrifice at the cross. Yeshua went, came to us and paid with his life and body at the cross for our sin. Sin that was brought into the world through the sin Adam and Eve committed by going against Gods commandment. Trespassing Gods commandments is called ‘sin’. Adam and Eve ate from a specific fruit from a tree in the middle of the Garden God told them not to eat; the fruit giving insight in good and evil. (Genesis 3:1-19)
Johannes17:3 "This is eternal life: that they know Thee –the only true God- and Christ Yeshua whom Thou has sent”.
Renewing the spiritual bond with God that was broken by Adam and Eva is possible through Christ. Everyone believing in him and in God who sent us Christ can be reunited with God through His Spirit. Yet one has to come to Yeshua first (Galatians 3:26-27) by the baptism in his name Yeshua (Romans 6:3). Only after that baptism one can join God through the Spirit by means of prayer with the laying on of hands (Acts 19:5-6, Acts 8:16-18). After the period of Pouring out of the Spirit this “laying on of hands” is what the Apostles teach and do. No instant receiving of the Spirit after baptism anymore!
Christ died at the cross on a Wednesday afternoon and was put into the grave before sundown. After 3 nights and days (the biblical day start with sundown and following night, ends with sundown at the end of the day after) he was resurrected from death by God, because the eternal living God commanded him to rise. So Saturday before sundown Yeshua was alive again and as a consequence they found the grave empty during the darkness that Sunday morning.
At the empty grave site after he spoke to Mary Magdalene Christ ascended up to God in Heaven. It was there Jesus was given the special title “Lord” by God (Phillipians 2:9-11): the temporary kingship over all creatures in Heaven and on Earth until he will give back that kingship and power to God says the Bible (1Corinthians 15:24-28). And now Yeshua sits at the right side of the throne next to God (Hebrews 8:1).
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