Technically, The Bible is all about Jesus and his love, but his life on Earth is written in the 4 gospels - Matthew, Mark, Luke and John.
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The Hebrew Scriptures (Old Testament- from Genesis to Malachi) contain many prophecies about the coming Messiah (all fulfilled by Jesus). This part of the Bible helped people to 'recognize' him when he arrived. Here are just a few:
**He was born into Abraham's family line (Genesis 22:16-18/Galatians 3:16.)
**From the family of Jesse(David's father):(Isaiah 11:1-3)(Isaiah 9:6, 7/Luke 1:32)
**He was born of a virgin: (Isaiah 7:14/(Matthew 1:21-23)
**He was born in Bethlehem: (Micah 5:2/Luke 2:8-15)
**He came to do God's will (Psalm 40:7+8/Hebrews 10:7, John 6:38)
**He healed sick, raised dead (Isaiah 61:1-2/Matthew 11:4-6)
**Taught with illustrations:(Psalm 78:2/(Matthew 13:34-35)
The Greek Scriptures (New Testament-from Matthew to Revelation) contain the fulfillment of many of those Hebrew prophecies. As mentioned, the Gospels talk about Jesus birth and life on earth, from various perspectives, and then Acts to Revelation discuss what he accomplished while here, how and why he started the Christian congregation (Matthew 28:19+20)and what he WILL do in the future.
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According to Jesus -- all of it. See, Luke 24:44:
"Then He said, 'This is what I told you while I was still with you, that everything WHICH IS WRITTEN ABOUT ME in THE LAW OF MOSES, in THE PROPHETS, and in THE PSALMS, had to be fulfilled.'" (WNTWilliam's New Testament)
You mean the New Testament? The Christian bible is separated into two sections: The Old Testament = Before Jesus was born The New Testament = After Jesus was born
From Genesis to Revelation. He physically appeared as Jesus, the man in the Gospels of the New Testament - Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John.
The bible does not say anything about dreaming for Jesus.
Jesus physical appearance is NOT recorded in the Bible.
That is the last book in the Bible called "The Revelation of Jesus Christ" written by the apostle John the beloved.
Jesus of Nazareth, monotheism, and the Bible as the word of God are all part of Christianity.
The New Testament was written after the death of Jesus.
The Bible does not say either of those things.
The Bible says nothing about Jesus' brothers putting him in anything... however, Joseph, son of Jacob in the Old Testament part of the Bible, was thrown into a well by his brothers.
You mean the New Testament? The Christian bible is separated into two sections: The Old Testament = Before Jesus was born The New Testament = After Jesus was born
The new testement is the second part of the bible. Consisting stories after jesus was born.
There are three books of the Bible that recall the life of Jesus. They are called the gospels. They are found in the New testament section of the Bible. The names of the books are Matthew Mark Luke and John. They are named after the people that wrote them.
Jesus never wrote a Bible. The Bible was written by around 40 people over 1500 years. Some of the Bible is about Jesus' life but Jesus never wrote any of the Bible
Before the Word became Jesus, the physical man, you are referring to the Old Testament.
god. according to the Bible Jesus is only one part of 3 that makes the "Godhead" or trinity.
The four Gospels, Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John.
No, the Iliad is a Greek epic that was written before Jesus was born on earth, and many of the other events of the Bible.