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| Jesus preaching the Gospel of the Kingdom |
Due to the currently existing trend, it seems that we may have
difficulty in counting the number of people who do not truly comprehend the
holy teachings – known as the Gospel of
the Kingdom - that are quite popular to those who read the holy works (Bible). This specifically
pertains to the words of Jesus Christ
– that have been spoken and written by the twelve
(12) apostles. Luckily, among these, the books of Matthew and John were
included in the olden works of the Roman
Empire so that it would a beneficial
part of the New Testament of the Roman Bible.
Anyone can actually agree to what is presented by the holy teachings if
these things would show that they are truly the words of God that were known to be spoken by Jesus himself.
Because of this, what Jesus
has spoken has been considered by many as believable and true. That is why
whatever other holy teaching is then acknowledged as false or a twisted form of
the truth – especially if it includes or talks about any incidence of rebellion
or opposition to anything that may run contrary to what he himself has spoken.
Now, based on the belief of the biblical
truths (that were spoken by Jesus),
we can now give light to the issue that, clearly, has something to do with the
“holy prayers.” There will also be an
explanation on some passages of the Old
Testament – in the attempt that the word
(Gospel of the Kingdom) be strengthened in conformance with reality.
