Jesus, the son of Mary, heard the voice of God and talked to God. Biblical accounts describe Jesus, the son of Mary, hearing God’s voice and speaking with God, most notably at his baptism when a voice from heaven declared, “This is my beloved Son, with whom I am well pleased” (Matthew 3:17), and during his life as he conversed with God in prayer, affirming his unique relationship as the Son of God. These events highlight his divine nature and direct connection with God the Father, reinforcing his role as the Messiah.
I Am Who I Am, The One, God has no gender. Two thousand years ago God mentioned to be The Father and Jesus to be the Son. The relationship of father and son is what humans understand. They demonstrate Jesus’s intimate, personal relationship with God, even while on Earth. Jesus’s prayer life and his direct communication with God serve as an example for believers to listen to God and live in relationship with Him.
Everyone, female or male can have a personal relationship with and have faith in God. Jesus had a close relationship with faithful Mary Magdalene and 12 male disciples, chosen for their close teaching and mission. But he also had a larger following including 70 other disciples sent out, plus many other followers and women who traveled with him, like Joanna, and Susanna, making his total followers much larger than just the twelve.
Jesus killing was an unjust execution of an innocent man, a political execution based on fabricated charges and religious jealousy. Christians believe it was divinely necessary for humanity’s salvation, a sacrifice for sins. From a historical/political view, Roman authorities deemed him a threat to order, leading to his execution as a common criminal for sedition. As a result of this injustice the Roman empire collapsed and the Jews faced almost 2000 years in which the covenant with God was lost.
After Jesus’s crucifixion, his body was buried, but Christians believe he was resurrected on the third day, appearing to disciples for 40 days before ascending to heaven, events that empowered his followers, leading to the birth of the Church at Pentecost and the spread of his message globally. After Jesus’s crucifixion, Jewish communities faced immense upheaval, initially due to Roman rule in Judea, followed by devastating revolts leading to mass deportations and dispersal, while within Christianity, the false accusation of collective Jewish guilt for decide (killing Jesus) emerged, fueling centuries of persecution and antisemitism, despite modern Church efforts to repudiate it.
No human shall be addressed as God. Jesus was a human, the son of Mary. After the en-lighted Jesus death, Jesus spirit went to the Spiritual Heaven. God, The Almighty, decides if a spirit is shown to humans or is shown in the spirit of a male or a female. For all times and for all human beings the Commands apply and their shall be no worshiping other than God.