North East Region Summer Workshop 2014 - Lecture 6 (the key figure in human history)
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God's original ideal was for humanity to live in happy families, societies and nations under God. However, humanity fell from this ideal. The document discusses the role of the Messiah in bringing about salvation and restoring God's ideal. It explains that Jesus was the Messiah but was rejected, which led to his crucifixion. The document asserts that Jesus' death on the cross provided both spiritual and physical salvation, and that he will return to fully restore God's ideal world.
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North East Region Summer Workshop 2014 - Lecture 6 (the key figure in human history)
- 1. The Key Figure in Human History
- 2. What was God’s original ideal? Mature Person Mind Body God Society Nation World Happy Family Adam God Eve Heaven Person Creation God
- 3. Family Society Nation Ideal World Ideal Man True Love Ideal Woman Child God Heaven on Earth The Messiah Comes to Change the Lineage Family Society Nation Fallen World Fallen Man False Love Fallen Woman Child Satan Hell on Earth Salvation Restoration = True Parents Adam + Eve False Parents Fulfill Fail
- 4. Salvation God Christ Man Satan
- 5. [ Mashiach ] = Messiah ‘Anointed’ or ‘Chosen’ Χριστος [ Kristos ] = Christ = Saviour = Son of God King of Kings = Lamb of God = Lord of Lords
- 6. What is the role of the messiah? 1.The messiah is the new Adam 2.Brings salvation to the world
- 7. Tree of Sin Collective Sin Original Sin Personal Sin Inherited Sin Our Responsibility The Messiah takes Responsibility
- 8. Complete salvation Messiah Spirit Body Spiritual Salvation Physical Salvation Thy kingdom come, Thy will be done, On earth as it is in heaven. Matthew 6:10
- 9. What would happen before the Messiah came? God would send a prophet to prepare for the Messiah’s arrival. (Malachi 4:5-6)
- 10. The Mission of John the Baptist •To prepare the people for the Messiah by calling them to repentance and baptism •To tell everyone that Jesus was the Messiah so that they would believe in him and follow him •To be Jesus’ chief disciple and supporter
- 11. John testifies to Jesus •“Behold the lamb of God that takes away the sins of the world” John 1: 29 •“And I have seen and borne witness that this is the Son of God.” John 1: 34
- 12. What should have happened next? •John should have become Jesus’ chief disciple •The Jewish people and leaders would have accepted Jesus as the Messiah •The prophecies in Isaiah would have been realised •The kingdom of God would have been established
- 13. Jesus John the Baptist Religious leaders Jewish people Other Groups Other Peoples
- 14. What did happen? •John did not follow Jesus •So Jesus took responsibility for John’s failure and restored his mission •Jesus fasted for 40 days to restore the foundation of faith
- 15. Jesus restored the three blessings First temptation restores 1st Blessing Second temptation restores 2nd Blessing Third temptation restores 3rd Blessing
- 16. Jesus restores John’s mission •Jesus found his own disciples •He preached the same message as John: “Repent for the kingdom of heaven is at hand.” Matthew 4:17
- 17. Opposition to Jesus •The Jewish religious leaders were jealous that Jesus was so popular •They disagreed with his teaching (the dispute about washing) - Mt. 15:1-20 •They disagreed with his actions (healing on the Sabbath) •He didn’t match their idea of what a Messiah should be like (he was uneducated)
- 18. They were outraged about the claims he made about himself •He said he was the manifestation of God (Jn. 14:9-10) •He said he was greater than the temple (Mt. 12:6) •He claimed to be more important than Abraham (Jn. 8:58) •He claim to be above the Mosaic Law (Mt. 5:17) •He said he was the mediator between people and God (Jn. 14:6)
- 19. John as Elijah Supports Jesus Denies Jesus Jesus accepted Jesus in difficulty The significance of John
- 20. Jesus John the Baptist Religious leaders Jewish people
- 21. Jesus John the Baptist Religious leaders Jewish people Jesus is left in a vulnerable position
- 22. The two possible courses Jesus Christ Lord of Glory Lord of Suffering Accepted by Jewish people Rejected by Jewish people Isaiah 9 Luke 1 Isaiah 53 God’s Will “I desire mercy, not sacrifice.” Matthew 9:13
- 23. Parable of the Tenants •Landlord = God •Tenants = Israel •Servants = Prophets •Son = Jesus Christ “Surely they will respect my son.” Matthew 21:37
- 24. Entry into Jerusalem •Palm Sunday •Cleansed the Temple •Disputed with the religious leaders •The High Priest determined to kill him
- 25. Why didn’t Jesus want to die? •He understood God’s providence and didn’t want God’s heart to be broken again •He wanted to bring complete salvation to his followers •He knew his followers would suffer •He knew that the chosen people of Israel who had suffered so much already would go through untold suffering
- 26. The betrayal of Jesus •The disciples ran away •Peter denied him •Unfair trial by Sanhedrin •Pilate failed to protect him
- 27. Complete salvation Messiah Spirit Body Spiritual Salvation Physical Salvation Thy kingdom come, thy will be done, on earth as it is in heaven. Matthew 6:10
- 28. Salvation through the cross Messiah Spirit Body Spiritual Salvation Physical Salvation
- 29. Spiritual salvation Believers Jesus God Holy Spirit
- 30. Second Advent Society Nation World True Children . True Father God True Mother Marriage Supper of the Lamb New Heaven And New Earth