For you who is Jesus Christ? two

 

Luis Alberto Alves As reported by Isaiah, the Messiah would make the blind see (Isaiah 29/18, 35/5); make the cripple walk (Isaiah 35/6); cleanse lepers (Isaiah 61/1), make the deaf hear (Isaiah 29/8, 35/5); would raise the dead (Isaiah 11 1-2) and evangelize the poor (Isaiah 61 1-2). It didn't take long for the fame of Jesus Christ to arouse distrust in the government of Rome, because through his preaching the Lord made it very clear that there is only one God, creator of Heaven and Earth, besides Him, there is no other. Through his sermons, Christ began to fight against Roman idolatry, where the emperor was considered a god by the people. Cruelty marked the Roman Empire. The diet of the poor, especially in Italy, consisted of chickpeas, wheat flour, two heads of garlic and a strip of sausage. Only soldiers had the right to eat well, to gather the energy to go to war and not starve to death. Luís Alberto Alves is a pastor