Why Wasn't Jesus A Rabbi?
If Jesus were a Rabbi then he would have used the Torah, which are his own words since Jesus Christ is God become man, to proclaim himself as the messiah. Clearly if Jesus Christ used his own words, that were written down by many different men in the Torah, to establish himself as the messiah then he would have been accused of 'conceit' and/or 'bragging', which are sins.
Instead, Jesus used parables and miracles, and the indwelling Holy Spirit, to establish himself as the messiah and ultimately Jesus Christ went to the cross to offer himself as a living sinless sacrifice to atone for all of mankind's sins.
It must be remembered that Jesus Christ received the Holy Spirit when he was baptized by John the Baptist. The Holy Spirit, to this day, proclaims Jesus Christ as the true messiah to all those who believe.
When the Antichrist arrives the same will be expected. The Antichrist cannot use the Bible, or Torah, since the Antichrist will proclaim himself as God therefore the Torah cannot be used as God's own words used to proclaim himself as the messiah. Instead the Antichrist will rely on the proclamation by the false prophet and the 'beast', to establish himself as the messiah.
The 'power' of the Torah, or Bible, are not in the words. For even the serpent, Adam and Eve, and Satan, recited God's words of warning against eating the forbidden fruit, and yet, God's words of warning did nothing to keep Adam and Eve from sinning, or Satan and the serpent from tempting others into disobedience.
Consider that the Torah was God telling man that he, God, will bore the judgments for mankind's sins on the cross through his only son Jesus Christ, who is God become man. The Torah or the Bible is not a book of 'magic spells ' or 'incantations '.
Believe in the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ who went to the cross to offer his life as a ransom for all of our sins. Then you'll be given life eternal with God the Father, God the Son Jesus Christ, and God the Holy Spirit, in heaven forever.
God Bless
If Jesus were a Rabbi then he would have used the Torah, which are his own words since Jesus Christ is God become man, to proclaim himself as the messiah. Clearly if Jesus Christ used his own words, that were written down by many different men in the Torah, to establish himself as the messiah then he would have been accused of 'conceit' and/or 'bragging', which are sins.
Instead, Jesus used parables and miracles, and the indwelling Holy Spirit, to establish himself as the messiah and ultimately Jesus Christ went to the cross to offer himself as a living sinless sacrifice to atone for all of mankind's sins.
It must be remembered that Jesus Christ received the Holy Spirit when he was baptized by John the Baptist. The Holy Spirit, to this day, proclaims Jesus Christ as the true messiah to all those who believe.
When the Antichrist arrives the same will be expected. The Antichrist cannot use the Bible, or Torah, since the Antichrist will proclaim himself as God therefore the Torah cannot be used as God's own words used to proclaim himself as the messiah. Instead the Antichrist will rely on the proclamation by the false prophet and the 'beast', to establish himself as the messiah.
The 'power' of the Torah, or Bible, are not in the words. For even the serpent, Adam and Eve, and Satan, recited God's words of warning against eating the forbidden fruit, and yet, God's words of warning did nothing to keep Adam and Eve from sinning, or Satan and the serpent from tempting others into disobedience.
Consider that the Torah was God telling man that he, God, will bore the judgments for mankind's sins on the cross through his only son Jesus Christ, who is God become man. The Torah or the Bible is not a book of 'magic spells ' or 'incantations '.
Believe in the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ who went to the cross to offer his life as a ransom for all of our sins. Then you'll be given life eternal with God the Father, God the Son Jesus Christ, and God the Holy Spirit, in heaven forever.
God Bless