Which is more important, the Man or the Message?

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  1. Mikel G Roberts profile image75
    Mikel G Robertsposted 14 years ago

    Which is more important, the Man or the Message?

    If Jesus was here right now, do you believe that Jesus would allow himself to be called "merely" a prophet, if it meant that people would accept the message he was sent to deliver? Or do you think Jesus' rank would be more important to him?

  2. kess profile image61
    kessposted 14 years ago

    It is all one package,
    The message makes the man.
    While the man carrier the message.

    He you disregard one you will also disregard the other.

    Both determines the rank he assumes.

    Eventually all must stand up under scrutiny or all fall down.

  3. pippap profile image78
    pippapposted 14 years ago

    Jesus would not have any ego whatsoever over his rank.  He never has and never would allow anything about himself to come between the people and their willingness to hear his message. 

    Biblically, it showed that Jesus went to where the people were, wore the clothes the people wore, obeyed local laws and customs whereever possible, acted as the people acted; and, did whatever was necessary to get the message over to the people.

    The man is the message.

  4. andromida profile image56
    andromidaposted 14 years ago

    The purpose of a messenger is to convey and spread the message-so the messenger is the media to deliver the message to us. The answer is the message of a messenger should be given more importance.

  5. RevLady profile image60
    RevLadyposted 14 years ago

    It should always be the message, never the messenger (i.e.preachers, teachers, etc.)

  6. DaKingsKid profile image72
    DaKingsKidposted 13 years ago

    When Jesus walked the Earth and proclaimed all that He did and has done, did He then boast about His rank as KING of Kings? He came as a lowly servant to show us the Way. He modeled for us, the vary purpose of our being, that is to be in communion with God. All that He did, He did as the son of man being the son of God. We to with God in our lives can do all that Jesus did while He walked the Earth. We all as believer have been given a ministry of reconciliation. The message is of the most importance because it restores us to our proper place with God, upon receiving the one the messages is about, and what Jesus has done for both you and me.

    For further instructions see www.jesus2020.com

 
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