The good news proclaimed in the churches today
is false. It is different from the one Jesus
preached. Today’s good news is the one declared
by Paul: “the good news of the grace of God.”
(Acts 20:24). This says: “Rejoice: Jesus died for
our sins.” (1 Corinthians 15:1-4). Accordingly,
Christians insist Jesus carried away all our sins
at Calvary. In exchange, he is alleged to have
imparted to us the righteousness of God.
If this were true, it would be wonderful news
indeed. It would mean once we answer the altar-
call and declare that Jesus is our Lord and
Saviour; we are automatically “born again.” We
become heaven-bound because we believe and
trust in “the completed works of Christ.”
Whatever happens; Jesus has done it for us. We
are saved by the magnanimity of God’s grace and
not because of any works of righteousness on
our part. (Ephesians 2:.
However, the problem with this good news is
that it is one big deception. It is actually
contrary to the true good news that Jesus
delivered. Paul was not one of Jesus’ disciples
during his ministry. He never heard Jesus
preach and he displays unpardonable ignorance
about Jesus’ doctrine in his epistles. Bereft of
the discipleship of Jesus, Paul fabricated his
own Christology. His epistles ignore Jesus’ life
while focusing exclusively on his crucifixion.
Thus, Paul says disingenuously: “I decided to
concentrate only on Jesus Christ and his death
on the cross.” (1 Corinthians 2:2).
Kingdom of God
However, the good news Jesus proclaimed has
nothing whatsoever to do with his “death” on the
cross or with any sacrifice for sins. This is
because Jesus and his disciples preached their
good news before his crucifixion. So doing, not
once did they say he would die for our sins. On
the contrary, their good news requires everyone
to carry his own cross and do away with his own
sins.
Jesus says: “The time has come. The kingdom of
God is near. Repent and believe the good news!”
(Mark 1:15). This shows Jesus’ good news is
about the coming of the kingdom of God. If it
was about him taking away our sins, there would
have been no point in asking us to repent for the
same sins. What would be the point of repenting
if Jesus has taken or will take away our sins?
Indeed, if Jesus has really taken away our sins,
how come Christians are still so sinful? How
come “sinless” priests are still raping young
boys? How come “sinless” pastors continue to
swindle the gullible poor of their meagre
savings? If, according to Paul, Christians are
now new creatures in whom “old things have
passed away; behold, all things have become
new” (2 Corinthians 5:17); why are we still
stealing, cheating, telling lies, fornicating and
committing adultery?
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Your theology is skewed man. Why did Jesus say " it is finished " on the Cross?

What was he refering to ?

Why did he tell his disciples that he was going to prepare a place for them.?

When Peter tried to dissuade him from washing his feet, why did he. Say get thee behind me Satan.

When John was reluctant to babtise him at the 3iver Jordan, why did Jesus tell him, " let it be so now so as to fulfill all reightousness!" ...how was reightousness to be fulfilled.

Brother if you pick isolated parts of picture, you will not get the true picture.

From genesis to revelation, the bible makes one whole meaning.

Even the people that had been with Jesus since the beginning were told to wait for the empowerment from the Holy Spirit before facing the world as the Spirit would give them utterances not just saying what they heard Jesus said.

Apostle Paul worked under the same empowerment, which is also available to anyone today willing to submit to it. Selah

Paul never saw jesus, ate with jesus or lived with jesus. He was a human hunter, hunting down xtains and became their apostle over-night. The least of those guys wrote 100s of years after the death of jesus. Paul na fake guy!