In this video, we are about the learn about the false accusation on Gospel and we will learn in detail about the accusation of Jesus that Jesus was afraid of death and he was not interested, than does Christians believe that Jesus died for the forgiveness of mankind. The video referring to is about the false accusations against the Gospel and specifically about the accusation that Jesus was afraid of death and was not interested in dying. The video seeks to clarify this misconception and explain the Christian belief that Jesus died for the forgiveness of mankind.
It is true that Jesus expressed fear and distress in the face of his impending death, particularly in the Garden of Gethsemane where he prayed, “My Father if it is possible, may this cup be taken from me. Yet not as I will, but as you will.” (Matthew 26:39)
However, it is important to understand that Jesus’ fear and distress did not stem from a lack of courage or commitment to his mission. Rather, his fear was a natural human response to the prospect of a painful and violent death.
Despite his fear, Jesus willingly went to the cross and allowed himself to be crucified for the forgiveness of mankind’s sins. Christians believe that Jesus’ death was not a defeat, but rather a victory over sin and death. Through his death and resurrection, Jesus offered a way for humanity to be reconciled with God and to receive the gift of eternal life.
The Christian belief in Jesus’ death and resurrection is a fundamental tenet of the faith, and Christians believe that Jesus’ sacrifice on the cross was an expression of God’s love and mercy for humanity. It is through faith in Jesus and his death and resurrection that Christians believe they can be forgiven of their sins and reconciled to God.
In conclusion, the accusation that Jesus was afraid of death and not interested in dying is a misunderstanding of his human emotions and the Christian belief in his sacrificial death for the forgiveness of mankind. Christians believe that Jesus’ death was an act of love and mercy that offers hope and redemption to all who believe.