Jesus was a well respected man, as a carpenter as Jewish law required every teacher or rabbi to have a trade, as a carpenter he would have been respected. Also he was of Royal Blood the son of David, an aristocrat of the aristocrats a prince of royal the royal house. He was not lowly in birth nor was he suppose to be so. On this point refer to Mark 9:27, Matthew 15:22, Matthew 20:30, Matthew 21:9, Mark 10:47

He was very well educated, whenever he went into a synagogue, it was he whom was selected to read the law and teach the congregation as he was best qualified to do so. He was famous Luke talks about his fame went before him and he taught in their synagogues. In those days of fierce religious disputant, he would have had to have been well educated to teach in their synagogues, no unlearned man would have been welcomed. he quoted everything word for word perfect even when questioned and attacked by his enemies he would show them by quoting from their own books that they could not dispute. his enemies even addressed him as master or teacher. Matthew 13:54, Mark 12:24-34, Luke 4:14-15, John 7:19-23, John 10:34

He had plenty and did not know lack, he had many wealthy and influential friends, Lazarus and his sisters whose home was always open to Jesus were people well to do. Joanna the wife of Chuza the king's steward and other women ministered unto him their substance, today we would say supported his work. The king's steward was a high official and his wife would be a prominent lady. Joseph of Arimathea was a well to do man, this man came for Jesus body, Nicodemus was probably as well. Jesus healed the sick in the families of rulers and high officials and they appear to have responded in liberally supplying his financial needs. Even though it is true he had no property and bought no real estate, he did not lack money and he dressed expensively. The Romans cast lots for his robes because they were too fine to cut up. When Judas went out it was under the guise to give something to the poor, it must have been their custom or how else would such a event have arisen? He wore fine cloths had plenty to eat and drink and money to give away to the poor. Luke 8:1-3, Luke 5:33, Luke 23:50, John 11:19, John 12:2, John 19:23, John 13:29

He was not humble, he spoke with great authority, if he was humble all his enemies would have easily won in the many questionings of his authority. We are frequently told of the people having great fear and awe at his word and works. One place the people were so frightened they asked begged him to leave. When officers came to arrest him they lost their nerve, saying "Surely never a man spake like this man!" On the night of his arrest when the Romans asked for Jesus of Nazareth and he answered "I Am He" such was his majesty and psychic power that they prostrated themselves before him, they backed up and fell to the ground. John 18:6, Matthew 27:54, Mark 5:15, Mark 5:33, Mark 16:5, Luke 8:35, Luke 24:5, John 6:19, Acts 10:4, Acts 24:25, John 7:32

To be like Christ of the four Gospels one must be well learned, well dressed and supplied with plenty of money, of noble and commanding appearance, speak with authority and have tremendous magnetic power.

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