Jesus in the New Testament

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Jesus in the New Testament is the central figure of Christianity, portrayed as the Messiah and Son of God whose life, teachings, death, and resurrection fulfill Hebrew Scriptures and offer salvation to humanity.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Messiah
Son of God
central figure of Christianity
crucifixion victim
miracle worker
religious figure
resurrected figure
teacher
appearsTo disciples after resurrection
ascendsTo heaven
associatedWith Last Supper
forgiveness of sins
new covenant
linked to: New Covenant
birthPlace Bethlehem
centralThemeOf New Testament Christology
crucifiedUnder Pontius Pilate
depictedAs judge of the living and the dead
obedient to the Father
sinless
diesAt Golgotha
diesIn Jerusalem
event resurrection
fulfills Hebrew Scriptures
linked to: Tanakh

Messianic prophecies
gives Great Commission
hasTitle Christ
linked to: Jesus

King of the Jews
Lamb of God
Lord
Savior
Son of David
Son of Man
Word of God
institutes Eucharist
linked to: Holy Eucharist
methodOfExecution crucifixion
offers salvation to humanity
performs exorcisms
healings
miracles
nature miracles
portrayedIn Acts of the Apostles
Book of Revelation
General Epistles
Gospel of John
Gospel of Luke
Gospel of Mark
Gospel of Matthew
New Testament
Pauline Epistles
preaches Kingdom of God
preexistentAs Logos
raisedIn Nazareth
regionOfActivity Galilee
Judea
relationshipToGod Son
risesOn third day
roleInChristianity foundational figure
mediator between God and humans
object of faith
selects Twelve Apostles
teaches Great Commandment
Sermon on the Mount
parables

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Jonah usedAsSignBy Jesus in the New Testament
subject linked to: prophet Jonah