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Samantha Orlando
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“JESUS:The Complete Story” This essay talks about the early years, the mission, and the final days of Jesus’ life. Into further detail, in the early years its talks about Gabriel, mary and her parents, anne and
Joachim, Joseph, etc.. In the Mission it talks about the baptism of jesus, Temptation in the desert, Cana miracle, etc… Lastly in the final days of Jesus’ life it talks about Caiaphas, pontius
Pilate, Sanhedrin, Judas, Peter, the Last Supper, etc..
In the early years, Gabriel appeared to mary and announced that she would have a son who would be named jesus and who would be called the son of god. Anne and Joachim are the names of the parents of mary, the mother of god. There is no historical evidence of their true names but we get it from the gospel of James. It says that after years of childlessness, and angel appeared to tell anne and Joachim they would have a child. Anne promised to dedicate this child to god. Joseph was engaged to Mary but not married at the time of Jesus’ birth. After
Jesus’ birth, Joseph and Mary had to return to their ancestral homes for registration, bethlehem.
The angels warned Joseph of Herod's plans to murder the young children of Bethlehem. So
Joseph and Mary took the baby jesus to Egypt and live there until Herod died. Shortly before
Jesus was born, the Roman emperor Caesar Augustus decided that a census be taken through the Roman empire, including the land of Israel. People were required to return to their ancestral homes for registration. King Herod was a the ruler of Israel who ordered the deaths of every infant in Bethlehem after hearing the news of the worshiping the newborn baby king.

Simeon and Anna were two elderly individuals who happened to be in the Temple when
Joseph and Mary brought the infant Jesus to Jerusalem for the first time. Simeon was told by the Holy Spirit that he will not die until he has seen the Messiah, so he held Jesus in his arms and and Praises God. Later having seen the Messiah, Simeon is now prepared to die. Anna was the first woman to understand fully and proclaim the good news. The circumcision of Jesus symbolized the covenant made between God and Abraham’s offspring of promise. He was circumcised on the eighth day of Mary and Joseph's five to six day journey. Jesus was 12 years of age, he and his mother mary and father Joseph traveled to Jerusalem to celebrate the annual
Feast of the Passover. When the feast had ended, Mary and Joseph became separated from
Jesus and they searched for him. Jesus had gone to the Lord’s temple and conversed with the people there. The people were amazed by his depth of understanding and by his knowledge.
When Mary found Jesus at the temple, Jesus said to her, “ why were you searching for me?” he asked. “Didn't you know I had to be in my Father’s house?”
The Mission talks about the Baptism of Jesus, He came from Galilee to the Jordan to be baptized by John. As soon as Jesus was baptized, he went up out of the water and saw the
Spirit of God descending like a dove and alighting on him. A voice from heaven said, “This is my
Son, whom I love; with him I am well pleased.” The Temptation in the desert shows Jesus fasting for forty days and forty nights. He was led by the Spirit into the wilderness to be tempted by the devil. The Miracle at Cana is when there was a wedding in Cana of Galilee and Jesus, his mother, and his disciples were all invited to the wedding. At the wedding, they ran out of wine and only had water so Jesus turned water into wine. Jesu healed the blind man by touching his hands to the man's eyes. The Sadducees were one of the three main Jewish political and religious movements in the years. The other movements were the Essenes and the
Pharisees.They had a conservative outlook and accepted only the written law of moses. Martha

and Mary of Bethany were sister whose characters often polarized in the retelling of their story.
These polarized characteristics are caricatures which obscure the real picture of the women, their faith and their situation. Their brother Lazarus became more of the celebrity after Jesus raised from the dead and later became a target of the chiefs priests’ plot to assassinate him.
In the Final days, it speaks about Caiaphas, A high priest of the Jews and a bitter enemy of Christ. Caiaphas exam in Christ before the assembling of the Sanhedrin, after which a trial went on, and Grace was condemned, mopped, and transferred to the island for sentencing execution. Caiaphas and his friends violently persecuted his followers, after the Ascension of
Christ, Caiaphas deposed from office by the Roman proconsul Vitellius. Pontius pilot convicted
Jesus of treason and declared that Jesus taught himself king of the Jews and had him crucified.
Pontius pilate was declared as a Roman prefect, granted the power of supreme judge, which meant he had this authority to order a criminal's execution.also it include task such as tax collection and managing construction project. But, perhaps the most crucial responsibility really was that of the maintaining law order. Pontus pilot attempted to do so by any means necessary, what he couldn't negotiate he is said to have accomplished through brute force. Judas was one of the 12 apostles, actually one of the most trusted apostles of Jesus. At the last supper Jesus had said one of my possible betraying me tonight, no one I thought it was Judas but it was for money. In the New Testament, he's among the first of the apostles called during Jesus's ministry. Peter became the first listed apostle ordained by Jesus in the early church. Peter was a fisherman in bethsaida. He was named Simon, son of Joan or John. The Last Supper consisted of Jesus taking the bread and the wine and ask him his father to bless you. He broke the
Brennans pieces giving it to Supercedes The last supper consisted of Jesus taking the bread and the wine and ask him his father to bless it. Jesus took the bread and wine and broke it into pieces, giving it to his disciples saying “this is my body given for you. Do in remembrance of

me.” Jesus then took the cup of wine, Sharing with the disciples and said “this is the token of
God's new covenant to save you in agreement sealed with the blood I pour out for you.” Later that evening Jesus poured water into a basin and begin to watch his disciples feet, and drying them with the towel then was wrapped around him. when he had finished washing their feet, he put on his clothes and returned to his place. “Do you understand what I've done for you?” He asked them…… Now that I, your Lord and teacher, I washed your feet you have to also wash others. Have a time of Jesus burial Joseph of Armenia being a disciple Jesus, but a secret one for fear of the Jews, as pilot that he might take away the body Jesus and probably granted permission. So he came and took away his body Nicodemus, who had first come to him by night, also came bringing mixture of myrrh and aloes. Many Christians celebrate Easter Sunday is the day in Jesus's resurrection, which is in the New Testament. The gospel John in New
Testament, Mary Magdalene came to the tomb where Jesus was buried and found it empty.Angel told her that Jesus has risen. The feast of holy Pentecost is celebrated each year on the 15th day after the great and holy feast of Easter and 10 days after the feast of the ascension of Christ. The feast is always celebrated on a Sunday.
After watching this movie, I've learned that we must strive to be like him all the time. You must forgive, love our enemies, never be suspicious of anyone, love ourselves first, let not your heart be troubled, don't worry about the future, prayers are the key to the harvest, whatever we do, do in the glory of God, ask, seek, knock, the purpose in life is god and We must trust him in everything we do because he tries to guide us in the right direction. I have truly learned that
Jesus has performed so many miracles and everything that he's done is for the greater good of the people.

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