Did Jesus receive revelation or was He the revelation?

Question

J.P., can you give me the scripture that you are referencing about sin being ended?

Yes, I agree that God's covenant with Israel is everlasting and unchangable. Only a fool would believe otherwise. Can you find in the Bible that it says it is not?

Answer 1

Both

Answer 2

Neither, he was a fraud who failed the messianic prophecies in some of the most important ways.

He did not end sin, he claimed to be the atonement for sin. This is not scriptural. Scripture says the promised Messiah completely removes sin, so that no one can commit sin again.

He did not teach all the world the one true G-D, as there are many people of many faiths, most of them NOT Abrahamic, in the world (The Abrahamics account for just under half the world's population).

In many instances, he outright broke the rules and wrote it off with reinterpretations that violated the spirit and the letter of the Law.

He spoke of the Old Covenant passing away and there being a New Covenant -- this is not scriptural, as G-D promised the Jewish people repeatedly that the Covenant that G-D made with them was ETERNAL and UNCHANGING.

Jesus was a fraud.

Answer 3

He was the revelation! He spoke in the Scriptures of how he was come to preach the gospel to the lost, heal the sick and etc. Therefore His power and witness came with Him borne into the world with Him, until such time as he should minister unto people to help heal their unbelief.

Answer 4

Supposedly he was the fulfillment of the divine revelation that is contained within the old testament.

Answer 5

Jesus was the revelation because God made himself, his will, and other information known to mankind.

Answer 6

being God Himself He is the revelation. He is the fulfillment of revelation.... Jim