Christians, like may other faiths live a lie because Jesus did not come to save the Gentiles True False?

Answer 1

false:)

Answer 2

If you believe the New Testament, Jesus came to save mankind. He was born a Jew. There were no Gentiles, the word did not exist. If I'm a Christian, I believe that Jesus was born to show people the error of their ways, and give them a new purpose in life. This was a total failure - just look at us now. Still entrenched in the Old Testament - acknowledged by Jews, Christians and Muslims as the basis of their religions. "An eye for an eye and a tooth for tooth. That's primitive!

Answer 3

False. Jesus repeatedly ministered to Gentiles. The Bible records a tale of a Samaritan women at a well and actually exalts Samaritans in the parable of the good Samaritan. In short Jesus came to save the world... not just the Jews.

Answer 4

False -
Since Christians base their belief on the Bible, then they should agree with the Apostle Peter's words at Acts 15:6-9 where he reminds the others that God had sent him to the Gentiles,

and then James speaks about God taking out of the Gentiles a people for his name in verse 14.

Verse 17 refers to all the Gentiles, upon whom my name is called, saith the Lord, who doeth all these things. (KJV)

And Revelation 7:9-4 speaks about a great mulititude that is out of all nations, and kindreds, and people, and tongues, who survive the Great Tribulation.

AS to living a lie - if they do not follow what the Bible does teach, then, yes, those who call them Christians, are living a lie.

And Jesus "will profess unto them, I never knew you: depart from me, ye that work iniquity." (Matthew 7:21-23, and the preceding verses speak of the fruitage that his followers should produce, and the lack there of, of those who do not produce it.) (KJV)

Answer 5

Jesus came for Gentiles

Answer 6

Well I'm going out on a limb here but perhaps people who believe in Christianity believe that Christians aren't living a lie and the rest of the world believes they are. Personally I believe that Christians are living a lie. I don't believe Jesus came to save anyone.

Answer 7

How could you say that when it is clearly written in the Bible that Christ came to the whole world and not to the Jews only. Refer to John 3:16. It says," 16For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life."

Yes Christ came from among the Jews, but the Jews didn't understand him, and because He Loved all men alike they refused Him to be their Savior and King. You have to read the Bible yourself. It is the most wonderful book available in the hand of men. Don't miss that chance while you still can. The Jews however, will have there share of salvation at the end of time when the time of the Gentiles is completed.

Answer 8

I do not know what book you are reading but it can't be the bible. Jesus came to save the Jew and the Gentile. He went and preached to those who needed to hear the word. Like in the parable those who were sick and needed trhe doctor no those that were well. The sick or thise that did not know needed to hear from Him not those that knew. So your statement is False

Answer 9

Christians, like many other religions on this planet , sometimes get carried away. There are so many levels of beliefs and what is so great is as long as you keep searching, you are growing. You can only believe what is right for your own self. You cannot tell someone else how to believe, or how to feel. I have 5 brothers and sisters and we were raised to search fo ourselves. I attended probably 15 churches and have taken what I needed frome each one. Jesus came to show each person how to do that.

Answer 10

He tried to teach Jews and Gentiles of a better way of life, as the society at the time was very corrupt.

Answer 11

False. The Bible says the Gospel (AKA - good news of Jesus Christ) was "preaced first to the Jew then to the Gentile."

The Bible says the sacrifice was for "all" and has "taken away the sins of the world."