The final Passover reveals how Jesus’ death, Memorial meal, and resurrection stand at the heart of the gospel.
Jesus Christ as the Promised Messiah
The gospel centers on Jesus Christ’s death and resurrection, fulfilling divine promises against sin, restoring humanity through His sacrificial love, and establishing God's kingdom.
The Heart of the Gospel: Understanding the True Meaning of the Cross and Resurrection
The gospel reveals how Christ’s sacrificial death and resurrection fulfill Jehovah’s purpose to defeat sin, death, and Satan.
Islam Mocks Christianity: Why Does God Need Blood to Forgive Sins?
God does not need blood; sinners need atonement. Christ’s blood means His perfect life given to satisfy justice.
Islam Mocks Christianity: Why Would God Allow His Prophet to Be Crucified?
The cross was not defeat but Jehovah’s appointed means of ransom, justice, resurrection, and victory through Jesus Christ.
Islam Mocks Christianity: Why Would God Need to Become a Man and Get Killed?
God did not become man from weakness; the Son became man to redeem sinners through His perfect sacrifice.
What Does the Resurrection of Jesus Christ Prove About Death and Eternal Life?
Jesus conquered death by truly dying, being raised by Jehovah, and guaranteeing resurrection and eternal life.
How Is Jesus Different from Every Other Religious Leader?
Jesus is different because He came from heaven, fulfilled prophecy, lived sinlessly, gave the ransom, rose, and reigns.
What Is the Living Hope in 1 Peter 1:3?
Living hope in 1 Peter 1:3 is resurrection hope grounded in Jehovah’s mercy and Christ’s victory over death.
God Sacrifices Himself to Himself to Save You From Himself—Totally Makes Sense, Right?
The cross is not divine confusion but Jehovah’s just and loving provision of Christ’s ransom to rescue sinners from sin and death.

