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The Last Supper that Jesus kept with His disciples the day before He was crucified was the Passover. The Passover is the will of Christ and the truth that contains the promise of eternal life.

The word Christ means Anointed One, that is, God who came in the flesh for the salvation of humankind. The core of Christianity is the belief that the Savior came to this earth as a man. We must correctly recognize and receive Christ through the prophecies of the Bible, and not through Christ’s physical aspects, in order to receive salvation.

The gospel ministry of Jesus was a series of hardships and sacrifice; however, Jesus did not stop preaching the gospel of the Kingdom of Heaven. At the end of His ministry, He established the New Covenant through His sacrifice on the cross.

After the resurrection of Jesus, the members of the early Church had the hope of resurrection and a stronger faith. Thanks to the Holy Spirit bestowed by Jesus, the amazing work of the gospel was accomplished.

The Old Testament, such as the books of Isaiah and Micah, specifically prophesied about Jesus. Jesus lived a life just as prophesied in the Bible, from His birth to death and resurrection. That is why Jesus is the Savior.

Jesus is God the Father in nature. Jesus came as the Son according to the prophecies of the Old Testament, and set examples for us to follow to be saved. He also allowed us to receive eternal life through the New Covenant.

According to prophecy that the LORD [Jehovah] would establish a new covenant, Jesus established the New Covenant through the Passover in the New Testament times. Through the Passover of the New Covenant, humankind receives the complete forgiveness of sins and eternal life.

Passion Week is the week from the day Jesus entered Jerusalem before His last Passover to His death on the cross. Let’s take a look at the work of Jesus Christ during Passion Week, who sacrificed Himself to the point of death for the salvation of humankind.

Is it true that God Jehovah is Christ Jesus? Although they look very different, the Bible clearly testifies that Jesus Christ who came in the flesh is God Jehovah, the Creator.

The Bible testifies about the Savior Jesus Christ. Not only Jesus Himself, but also the apostles, testified that Jesus Christ is the Savior through the Bible. If we do not believe in the Savior, whom the Bible testifies about, it reveals that we do not believe in the Bible and God.