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'''Jesus''' (c. 4 BCE – c. 30 CE), | '''Jesus''' (c. 4 BCE – c. 30 CE), also known as '''Jesus of Nazareth''' or '''Jesus Christ''', was a first century Jewish Rabbi and Carpenter who became one of the central figures of {{Wiki|Christianity}}. His believers, called ''Christians'', view him as the Christ and the Messiah foretold in the Old Testament, believing him to be the ''Son of God'' who sacrificed himself to cleanse the sins of all [[Humans|humanity]], before being resurrected from the dead and ascending to Heaven. | ||
Early Christians wrote down his life and teachings as the New Testament. His miraculous powers were discovered to be due to possessing a [[Shroud of Eden]]. | Early Christians wrote down his life and teachings as the New Testament. His miraculous powers were discovered to be due to possessing a [[Shroud of Eden]]. | ||
Revision as of 09:57, 1 August 2018
- "With this [...] a simple carpenter turned water into wine."
- ―Al Mualim, on Jesus' use of an Apple of Eden, 1191.[src]
Jesus (c. 4 BCE – c. 30 CE), also known as Jesus of Nazareth or Jesus Christ, was a first century Jewish Rabbi and Carpenter who became one of the central figures of Christianity. His believers, called Christians, view him as the Christ and the Messiah foretold in the Old Testament, believing him to be the Son of God who sacrificed himself to cleanse the sins of all humanity, before being resurrected from the dead and ascending to Heaven.
Early Christians wrote down his life and teachings as the New Testament. His miraculous powers were discovered to be due to possessing a Shroud of Eden.
History
Birth and Settling in Nazareth
Jesus Christ was born, during the reign of Herod the Great, in Bethlehem to the Virgin Mary and carpenter Joseph. Upon hearing of his miraculous conception, Herod the Great, feeling threatened, ordered all newborn boys in his kingdom to be executed. Joseph was stated to have had a vision from an Angel that Herod the Great wants to kill Jesus. Fearing for Jesus's life, Joseph took Jesus and fled to Egypt. Upon Heron's death, Joseph and Jesus came back to Roman Judea and settled down in Nazareth.
After being baptized, years later, Jesus became a Rabbi and Carpenter in Roman Judea, and began preaching spiritual values of compassion, wisdom, faith, humility and love as well as the Kingdom of God. The Pharisees upon hearing of his preachings, challenged him and called his miraculous knowledge and abilities as demonic. Jesus, however, questioned their logic as to how his sinless religious preaching can be evil at all, thus proved them wrong, which only hardened their resolve against him.
Performing Miracles and Crucifixion
At one point in his life, Jesus Christ come in to contact with a Piece of Eden called the Should of Eden and began performing many miracles by harnessing its restorative powers, such as healing the sick and wounded and at one point even resurrecting the recently deceased Lazarus.
However, ancient Templars took notice of his many followers and investigated these groups as well as these miracles being performed by Jesus. After being betrayed to the ancient Templars by Judas Iscariot, one of the disciples of Jesus, The Templars had the Romans arrest, tortrue and then crucify Jesus, while they took the Shroud for themselves.[1] However, Jesus' disciples were able to recover the Shroud and on the third day, resurrect him.[2]
Trivia
- Al Mualim asserted that Jesus Christ used an Apple of Eden to "turn water into wine".[3]
- The actor Pietro Rossi played the role of Jesus at the Colosseum Passion Play.[4]
- Throughout Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag a number of individuals use the period-specific "Jaysus" as a mild profanity; Jaysus was a popular spelling of the name "Jesus" during the 17th and 18th centuries.
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