Jesus is not worshiped as God, but regarded as someone who had achieved a complete connection with God the Father. His messages have been interpreted, explained and understood by many people. Jesus' teachings would later diverge from Johns apocalyptic vision, though it depends which scholarly view is adopted, according to Ehrman or Sanders apocalyptic vision was the core of Jesus teaching which warned of the wrath to come, as the axe is laid to the root of the trees and those who do not bear good fruit are cut down and thrown into the fire.
Jesus placed a special emphasis on God as one's heavenly father. Jesus promised to come again to fulfill the remainder of Messianic prophecy.
Jesus' ministry followed that of John the Baptist. He often employed parables, such as the Parable of the Prodigal Son and the Parable of the Sow he also probably lived in Galilee for most of his life and he probably spoke Aramaic and Hebrew.
Like many holy men throughout history, is said to have performed various miracles in the course of his ministry. Jesus ministry was based in Jewish communities and he did not preach much in the gentile communities of the same region. Jesus promised us that He would never let go of us, but also commanded us to remain with him no matter the circumstances. Jesus was also the name of four other men in the Bible. Jesus Christ is easily the most dominant figure in all history. Jesus was crucified by people who didn't understand who He was or why He had come. Muslims consider Jesus a prophet, and several other religions also consider him an important figure.
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