What was Jesus' mission?

[BCRanger10]

Today is Good Friday, the commemoration of Jesus' crucifixion and death. What was his mission though? What was the reason for his ministry, passion, and death?

Also worth noting is that there is speculation that April 3rd is THE Good Friday, meaning it has been suggested that Jesus was actually crucified on April 3rd.

[sage2021]

Jesus Christ died for all of us and our sins so we could be forgiven by God for our sins.

By accepting Jesus Christ as our personal Savior and believing that he died, and rose again and is coming back for the believers and confess this out loud with your mouth you will go to heaven through Jesus Christ.

The Bible says that "No one gets to the Father except through me" said Jesus Christ.

You should always end all of your prayers 🙏🏼 by saying "In Jesus name I pray" because of what I just wrote above this paragraph.👆🏼👆🏼👆🏼

[strateguy632]

It seems to me from gospel his mission was to become a king. Family ancestry and magi gave gifts to the king. But his kingdom was not of this world (yet). a song said jesus "lived to die" to pay the debt of our sins.

Time: 1:30 - 1:50

https://www.youtube.com/embed/U6cifVFVP7s

[Tyler_with_Questions]

According to Jesus: “For even the Son of Man did not come to be served, but to serve, and to give his life as a ransom for many.” (Mark 10:45)

Or, if you like, Luke 19:10 “to seek and to save the lost”.

[Anonymous]

To show that love wins. I mean, yes it was the sacrifice. Jesus's blood paid for our sins. But that act would enlighten and inspire. That fire would spread and eventually consume the Roman Empire. Because man has an emptiness that only God's love can fill. But man has to choose it.

[Tomislav7]

To spread the knowledge of the God of Israel and his commandments to the Gentile world as the Messiah foretold in the scriptures.

[Wodens_Apprentice]

To spread Judaism to the goy cattle so Israelites could dominate the banking system.

[BCRanger10]

😆😆😆 Okay

[Wodens_Apprentice]

Then why is it that Jews were oppressed & had nothing when Pagans dominated them, but once the pagans converted to Christianity, suddenly the Romans got rid of their banking systems because usury is a sin. Very convenient as there's nothing against usury against gentiles for Jews so they were handed a monopoly.
Christianity only managed to spread alongside the rise of popular platonic movements. Just when it was their turn for power they annihilated all other cults in Rome (literally destroying culture. Compare the old Roman haircut to the stupid bob cut the Christian Romans adopted).

[BCRanger10]

😆😆😆 Okay!

[Agape93]

To form his cult