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Yes Jesus died on the cross, but that is not where it ends. HE ROSE AGAIN (from the dead) on the third day. Unlike other "gods" that men worshipped, Jesus rose from the dead. The others are still dead. In John 10, Jesus is telling the people that He is the son of God and even though He has said and shown who He is through the works He has done in His Father's name, there will still be some who will still not believe in HIM. And, that is unfortunate. However, those that hear His voice and know Him, He will also know them before His Father in eternity and recognize them on judgment day.
Jesus was called Emmanuelle (God among us). Jesus says also My Father and I are one. Jesus taught us not just by what He said but also what He did. He was teaching us to have a relationship with our heavenly Father. I can't recall what verse but Jesus also calls himself "I AM" the same name Moses is told to tell Jews who sent him. When Jesus says His sheep hear His voice he is saying that like the people in the synagogue who rejected him many people till He returns will also not understand the scripture both Old and New Testaments will be a mystery. This non understanding leads to believing in false Sabbaths and holy days (traditions of men). He warns us again about the deception many believe in Mark 7:6-9. There are two kinds of Christians Jesus says those that call him Lord prophecy, do wonders and cast out demons in his name but he won't know them. And there are the true believers who hear his voice and obey his commandments. There are articles with bible scripture proving how Satan has deceived many Christians, most wonderful people but deceived nonetheless. I urge you to pray that your eyes are opened so that the truth be revealed to you. God bless.
D McNeish.
Rev Dr T. Devadas M. Th.,