The Messiah

1 The Messiah In the video, ‘The Messiah’, the lesson derived from the reading that I find interesting is how the sin committed at the garden of Eden by Adam and Eve was passed to humans, and that it is the source of evil. The coming of the Messiah was strange yet beautiful. It was unbelievable would achieve victory over sin and death. The promise of the coming of the Messiah is remarkable. Its realization is witnessed in the New Testament where God's goodness came through the Messiah. Jesus took over man's sinfulness as he had power over evil and death (Bible Project, 2020). On the other hand, the podcast on the gospel of John offers significant insights on how Jesus became human as the incarnation of the Creator of the God of Israel. I am fascinated at how the Messiah is still the son of God, who, in addition to redeeming the world from sin, grants eternal life to the living.

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The Gospel of John video and the video on the Messiah surpass everyone's expectations.

It is surprising how God defeats sin and evil (Seidenberg, 2019). At the Garden of Eden, when humans went against God's command, the fall of man would cast all generations into sin. The Israelites had carried the burden of the first sin until the coming of the Messiah (Bible Project, 2020). Jesus has been introduced as the “the Messiah, the Son of God," which beats everyone's expectations because men had disobeyed God. Yet, he was merciful enough to send his only son to redeem mankind from sin.

3 References Bible Project. (2020). John. Retrieved from https://bibleproject.com/learn/john/ Bible Project. (2020). The Messiah. Retrieved from https://bibleproject.com/learn/the-messiah/ Seidenberg, D. (2019). Building the body of the Shekhinah: Reenchantment and redemption of the natural world in Hasidic thought. A New Hasidism: Branches, 129-154.