1. (a) Why did the decision that their forefathers made at Mount Sinai not count for the natural circumcised Jews now when it came to the new covenant? (b) Whom did those Jews have to imitate, and in what way?

FOR the natural circumcised Jews things were not the same after Jesus Christ ascended to the heavenly presence of Jehovah God and offered to him the precious merit of his human sacrifice.

Why would Jesus Christ, the Leader in Christianity, let Christendom be destroyed?

 1. (a) What additional witnessing was given to Jesus’ Jewish disciples from Pentecost of 33 C.E. onward? (b) What effect was this to have on their witnessing to Jehovah?

THE WORLDWIDE witnessing on the part of the disciples of Jesus Christ has been going on now for more than nineteen centuries.

The man to whom he put his famous question was Jesus Christ.

Why We Need the Kingdom of Jesus Christ

● In Matthew 1:1 we read: “The book of the history of Jesus Christ, son of David, son of Abraham.”

Destructibility of the human soul is repeatedly declared in the Bible’s record of powerful sermons by Jesus Christ, Peter and Paul, as well as in writings by Moses and other ancient Hebrew witnesses of Jesus’ Father, the living God, JEHOVAH.

One who has faith in Jehovah God and in his Son, Christ Jesus, would want to show loyalty, acting in full harmony with Jehovah’s ways and advocating them to others.​—Ps. 145:10, 11.

They expected to be associated with their God-given Leader and Head, Jesus Christ, in those “new heavens” over mankind.

It reminded one of another large-scale baptism that took place 1,925 years earlier when about three thousand believers were baptized at Jerusalem by the twelve apostles of Jesus Christ, at the time of a convention at Jerusalem to celebrate the festival of Pentecost of the year 33 C.E. (Acts 2:1-42)

The question was put by Jesus, a true descendant of King David, and it was about the Messiah or Christ.

33. (a) As a Son, what did Jesus render to the One who was his Father? (b) How far did Jesus say that all men were to honor the Son?

ALL along the evidence has been mounting up from John’s own writings that Jesus Christ was the Son of God.

Thanks to God through Jesus Christ our Lord!

 2. (a) After due preparation, whom will the sea and Haʹdes or Sheol give up? (b) Whom will the “righteous ones” include?

² When the proper preparations have been made, the King Jesus Christ will cause the sea and Haʹdes or Sheol to begin giving up the dead people in them.

Jesus Christ, their Exemplar, endured to the death.

The law covenant was actually a “shadow of the good things to come,” illustrating what God would do through his Son, Jesus Christ. (Heb. 10:1-3, NW)

He had been put to death because of the charge that his accusers made out against him, when they said to the Roman Governor Pontius Pilate: “This man we found subverting our nation and forbidding the paying of taxes to Caesar and saying he himself is Christ a king.”

He was Jesus Christ.​—Luke 23:2; John 19:7.

2, 3. (a) who did John the Baptist say Jesus was, and how could he have known this to be true? (b) How did John identify Jesus to two of his disciples, and how did Andrew identify Jesus to his brother?

² This man, Jesus, had been baptized the preceding year (29 C.E.) by John the Baptist.

At that time John saw the holy spirit coming down out of heaven and remaining on this Jesus.

Hence he was called Christ, but his personal name was Jesus, which means “Jehovah Is Salvation.”

In the time of Jesus Christ it was recognizable that this teacher was doing a worth-while work.

 1. When was the Christian congregation founded, and on what foundation, and how did Peter’s keynote speech show that fact?

THE only foundation allowed for “God’s building” is his Son Jesus Christ.

 2. To what, in John 5:26, did Jesus refer by the expression “life in himself”?

² Jesus Christ referred to his part in connection with God’s act of bringing the believers from death across to life, when Jesus next said: “For just as the Father has life in himself, so he has granted also to the Son to have life in himself.”

 1. How does a disciple of Jesus observe the commandments of that one?

IF YOU believe that Jesus Christ is the Son of God and that “there is not another name under heaven that has been given among men by which we must get saved,” then you must certainly believe the words of Jesus and his apostles.

For example, usually “the kingdom” in such expressions as “the kingdom of the heavens” has reference to Jesus Christ and those called from earth to heavenly life with him, or the complete 144,001 who are commissioned as kings.