Which Gospel Jesus (pbuh) preached?

Question

Choose A or B

[A] Gospel of the Kingdom of God
[B] Disciple's Gospel written by Matthew, Mark, Luke and John

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Regarding choice [B] it seems Punter is right.

Answer 1

Jesus preached the Gospel of the Kingdom of God. Jesus never said to worship him, he said to follow, to do as he did. Jesus was showing us how to be closer to God, not giving us rules for a new religion. Just my opinion

Answer 2

Neither. the closest we would desire to the gospel that Jesus ('alaihi salaam) would have preached is termed the Didache, that's an old determination of sayings and coaching suggested to have been initially introduced via Jesus (as). the often primary canonical gospels (with the aid of fact the comparable have been compiled and codified via the Roman Catholic church on the Council of Nicea, approx. 345 C.E. and which nevertheless characterize the norm of the comparable as of this present day) seem to be loosely based upon those sayings observed via added textile, which includes areas of Greek myths and previous non secular ideals with a view to modern-day a extra comprehensive narrative. One additionally must undergo in concepts that Jesus (as) strengthen into non secular Jewish rabbi and he does no longer have made any assertion that would desire to have contradicted Judaic regulation or teachings (which includes proclaiming himself to be the "son of YHWH", which could have been blaspheme). To get some concept as to what the Didache could have been like, take each and every of the meant direct sayings of Jesus (as) and then brush aside something of the narrative. you will locate which you have a determination of teachings that help social justice, kindness, compassion and justice, include the ideals of community, and so on. all as a mirrored image of one's devotion to YHWH/Allah, Subhanna wa Ta'ala and one's submission to His Will that's extremely resembling precisely what's chanced on in the Holy Qur'an. (Alhumdulillah!) Ma'a salaam.

Answer 3

The Gospel of the Kingdom is IN the 4 gospels. You seem to want some magickal words. God doesn't use 'em. He teaches with THOUGHTS AND IDEAS.

Answer 4

Luke never met Jesus pbuh, Is the gospel of Luke really a hearsay.
If you read Luke 1:2-3, you will learn, as I did, that Luke (who was not one of the 12 disciples and never met Jesus) said that he himself was not an eyewitness, and the knowledge he gathered was from eyewitnesses, and not as words inspired by God. Incidentally, why does every "Gospel" begin with the introduction According to. Why "according to?" the reason for this is because not a single one of the gospels carries its original author’s autograph!

Was ‘Gospel according to Matthew’ was not written by Matthew, according to Bible?
Matthew 9:9 proves that Matthew was not the author of the first Gospel which bears his name:
"And as Jesus passed forth thence, He (Jesus) saw a man, named Matthew, sitting at the receipt of custom: and He (Jesus) saith unto Him (Matthew), follow me (Jesus). And he (Matthew) arose, and followed Him (Jesus)." Without any stretch of the imagination, one can see that the He’s and the Him’s of the above narration do not refer to Jesus or Matthew as its author, but a third person writing what he saw or heard - a hearsay account and not words inspired by God.

Did Pagan Constantine contribute in writing the word of God?
It is worth noting, and well known throughout the religious world, that the choice of the present four "gospels" of the New Testament (Matthew, Mark, Luke and John) were imposed in the Council of Nicea 325 CE for political purposes under the auspices of the pagan Emperor Constantine, and not by Jesus. Constantine’s mind had not been enlightened either by study or by inspiration. He was a pagan, a tyrant and criminal who murdered his son, his wife and thousands of innocent individuals because of his lust for political power. Constantine ratified other decisions in the Nicene Creed such as the decision to call Christ "the Son of God, only begotten of the father."

Answer 5

don't forget also, [c]Paul's Gospel

Answer 6

Jesus Christ told us that who has seen Him has seen God. So He told us that He is God. He was the perfect teacher and He was the perfect example. He taught us how to have a personal relationship with God.

Answer 7

Christ preached that the Kingdom of God is within everyone---it's a pity his followers refuse to believe him.

Answer 8

The only way to be saved and go to heaven and not eternal hell is by believing that Jesus, who is God, died for our sins on the cross and rose again (1 Corinthians 15:1-4).

Islam is a false religion and it leads to eternal hell.