I to Iesu uiraa i ta'na mau pĭpĭ, who the people said He was, His disciples answered John the Baptist, but some said Elias, and others said one of the old prophets, who was risen. Then Jesus asked them, who they said He was. Peter answered and said, the Christ of God. What does the Bible say about the Christ of God? What does the Christ of God mean?
The two persons, who changed the spiritual state of mankind
E no te haere, as He was alone praying, His disciples were with Him: and He asked them, ma'ohi'ohi, Whom say the people that I am? They answering said, Ioane; but some say, Elias; and others say, that one of the old prophets is risen again. Ua parau atu oia ia ' na, Te parau ra râ outou e, o vai vau? Peter answering said, Te Mesia o te Atua (the Anointed of God (Luka 9:18-20))
In the history of mankind, there have been two persons, who have changed the (ōtahi) state of mankind on earth; te tamaiti a te Atua Paru, and the Son of God Jesus the Christ.
Adam was perfectly created in the Te hoho'a and was appointed on earth to rule as son of God. The position of Adam and his power; his rulership was taken from him when he disobeyed God.
Because of his disobedience to God, man lost his position as a son of God and his rulership on earth to the devil and the devil became his father.
Man lost his position because of disobedience to God
Man had fallen from his position and became under the authority of the devil and his kingdom. Mai taua taime ra, death reigned in mankind and produced the fruit of death, o te hara ïa. Te mau taata atoa, who would be born on earth would be born under the authority of death and would carry and pay the price of sin, oia.
But God had already a plan to redeem mankind from the power and dominion of the devil and restore the position of mankind on earth and his relationship with God.
Te here no te huitaata nei, God sent His Son Jesus the Christ; te Parau i ni'a i te fenua, to redeem mankind from the power and dominion of the devil and to restore the position and the relationship of mankind with God (A tai'o atoa: Ua faaho'i faahou mai Iesu i te ti'araa o te taata hi'a).
Jesus the Christ of God
Mai te taata i hope i te pohe ia Adamu, e na reira atoa te Mesia i te faaorahia i te taata atoa (1 Korinetia 15:22)
Through the disobedience of the son Adam, the seed of man was affected by death, but through the obedience of the Son Jesus the Christ the seed of man was restored in Him by His life.
Iesu, the living Word showed by His walk and His obedience to God and His will, mea nahea te hoê tamaiti a te Atua ia haere na ni'a i te fenua.
Na roto anei ia Iesu i’ obedience to God and To'na hinaaro, Jesus the Christ accomplished His mission on earth.
In the following articles, you can read about what happened before, nā roto, and after the crucifixion of Jesus the Christ of God and what the redemptive work of Jesus means for you as a son of God (Te mau vahine e te mau vahine). You can read the articles, by clicking on the links below.
- E tia i te hoê taata ia aufau i te hoo!
- Te faati'araa o te varua
- Te faati'araa o te tino
- Te mauiui e te faaoooraa ia Iesu Mesia
- Aita Iesu i haamaha
- No te aha Iesu i faasataurohia ' i i nia i te hoê satauro raau?
- Te auraa mau o te satauro
- Te taata papa'i buka no te faaoraraa mure ore
- Eaha te huru hau i rave ia Iesu i ni'a i te fenua?
- Te 'o'e, Ua hopoi mai Iesu i te fenua nei
'Ia riro ei miti no te fenua’


