Interview Jesus Christ

Autobiography of Jesus Christ

I, Jesus of Nazareth

I write today, not as a distant figure, but as one who shared in your humanity. I am Jesus of Nazareth, and this is my story.

Beginnings: Birth in Bethlehem

In the town of Bethlehem, I took my first breath, cradled by my mother, Mary, and my earthly father, Joseph. The night was starlit, the air chilly, and we were nestled within the humble walls of a stable. I was born in the simplest of settings, but under the most extraordinary of circumstances – my conception was divine, foretold by prophets and celebrated by heavenly hosts.

Childhood: Growing Up in Nazareth

Our family returned to Nazareth after a short time in Egypt, fleeing from King Herod’s wrath. Nazareth, a small and obscure village in Galilee, became my home. Here, I grew, surrounded by love and the traditions of our people. The whispers of my divine purpose were always in the background, but I was also a child, learning from Joseph’s craftmanship, observing the world around me, and absorbing our Jewish faith and traditions.

Awakening: The Baptism and the Wilderness

I emerged into the public view at around the age of thirty. My dear cousin, John the Baptist, served as a herald, preparing the way before me. In the river Jordan, he baptized me. As I emerged from the water, the heavens opened, and a voice declared, “This is my Son, whom I love; with him, I am well pleased.”

Following my baptism, I retreated to the solitude of the wilderness, fasting and meditating for forty days. There, I faced and overcame temptations, honing my resolve for the journey ahead.

Ministry: Healing, Teaching, and Loving

Returning from the wilderness, I began my ministry in earnest. I gathered a diverse group of twelve disciples – fishermen, a tax collector, a zealot, and others. Together, we journeyed through towns and villages, spreading the good news of God’s kingdom.

I healed the sick, gave sight to the blind, and offered hope to the disheartened. My teachings often broke from convention, challenging the established religious and societal norms. I spoke in parables, painting vibrant pictures of divine truths. I taught about love, mercy, forgiveness, and the spirit of the law, rather than its letter.

Opposition and Final Days in Jerusalem

Not everyone accepted my message. The religious elite saw me as a threat to their authority, their traditions. With every miracle performed, every word of truth spoken, their hostility grew.

My final week, the Holy Week, was a tumultuous one. It began with a joyous entry into Jerusalem, where crowds hailed me as the prophesied Messiah. However, the tone soon changed. I knew that my time was coming. I shared a final meal – the Last Supper – with my disciples, breaking bread and sharing wine as symbols of my impending sacrifice.

The Cross: Sacrifice and Love

The religious leaders conspired against me, and with a kiss from Judas, one of my own, I was betrayed. Tried under false charges and sentenced by an unwilling Pontius Pilate, I carried my cross up the hill of Golgotha.

Upon the cross, I suffered, carrying the weight of all humanity’s sin. Yet in that moment of pain, I pleaded, “Father, forgive them, for they do not know what they are doing.” With my last breath, I gave up my spirit, fulfilling my purpose.

Resurrection: The Dawn of a New Hope

On the third day following my crucifixion, I rose from the dead, conquering death and offering eternal life to all who would believe in me. Over forty days, I appeared to my disciples, teaching them further before ascending to Heaven.

In Conclusion: A Continuing Story

My story does not end with the Ascension. Through the Holy Spirit, I continue to dwell among you. My teachings and my love resonate through the ages, reaching every corner of the Earth.

I am Jesus of Nazareth, the Messiah, the Son of God. My life was a testament of love, sacrifice, and redemption. Through me, know the nature of God – love in its purest form. Remember my teachings, embody my love, and share my story, for it is your story, too, in our shared journey towards divine love.