The Social Power of Jesus Christ: Biblical Subtleties

Jesus Christ was a powerful figure back in the ancient world. However, there are lessons that can be taken from Jesus' actions and words.

Jesus Christ was ultimately a selfless being. Because of that, he had a lot of power. His own selfish interests were no longer around. Instead, he followed a higher desire, and because of the higher path he took, he received more responsibility and power.

I have written this article expressing the wisdom from the New Testament describing how Jesus used certain rules of power to become who he was through his actions and words. It becomes very important that with these translations to use this knowledge for the improvement of overall life of everyone and to use the power for that which is moral. He followed with what I had written in my "Christian Gnostic Manifesto" in regards to his wisdom you might be able to further know how to apply this power.

As we know Jesus has come from Royal Bloodline of King David. Therefore, a king and a good king such as David must learn how to rule. From knowledge you can infer that Jesus had the wisdom of power passed down to him through his bloodline. Now it is a time to look at what it was that Jesus learned about and applied it to his life through his words and actions.

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Lessons in Power

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Never Overshadow the Master

Jesus never made himself higher than God in the Bible instead he was humble to the fact he was the Son of God. He used the title to do the greatest good and never for evil. People who favored Jesus adored him because, he said he was the SON not GOD. When the master remains bigger than you that will be when you have the heights of power because, that's how you please or impress the master.

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Hide Your Intention-

Jesus said it himself when he said "Do not let the left hand know what the right hand is doing." When you hide your intentions those around you cannot prepare to defend themselves and will keep those who work against you ever guessing what maybe up your sleeve.

III.
Speak less; Do More-