The Christian gospel emphasizes Jesus’ death and resurrection while ignoring his ministry functions.

By emphasizing Jesus’ death and resurrection, Christians excuse themselves from being true followers with true faith. They say that because they trust that Jesus died and rose again as payment for their sins, they are not required to follow him in repeating his ministry functions in their own lives. They say, in effect that they are followers of Jesus but that following him does not include physical suffering and death on a cross. They say that they  are not required to listen to God’s spoken voice which is the true gospel.

Here are a few other things that Jesus said:

• • His words were not his own and that he spoke for God.
  • He spoke the truth. The truth is God’s spoken word.
  • People should trust and believe his words because he was actually speaking God’s words.

Conclusions:

• The Christian gospel is not the gospel of Jesus because it does not agree with what Jesus said.
• The gospel of Jesus is God’s word spoken by Jesus.
• The Christian gospel is a false  doctrine that Christians adopt to avoid suffering and persecution that Jesus said his followers would experience.

There is no Biblical record of God specifying the words of the Christian gospel in a way that can be reliably said “this is the gospel of God.”

What God did say,  however, is that his word is the source of eternal life. The words that Jesus spoke are eternal life because they are God’s words, but Jesus himself is not the source of eternal life. It is God’s words spoken by Jesus that have power — not the human person called Jesus.

What God said about salvation is very different from the Christian gospel: God says that the source of salvation is his spoken word. The Christian gospel says that salvation comes to people who believe that Jesus died and rose again from the dead.

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Conclusions:

• • The gospel of God is his spoken word.
  • The Christian gospel is a false gospel.

The Christian gospel says nothing about hearts.

Conclusions:

• The gospel of the kingdom is the gospel that is heard in the hearts of New Covenant disciples.
• The gospel of the kingdom is heard in hearts where God’s spiritual laws are written.
• The true gospel includes all of God’s spiritual laws.
• Every person who hears God’s voice hears the gospel.
• The Christian gospel is a false gospel.

• The grace of God is God’s spoken word.
• The Christian gospel does not mention God’s grace.

Conclusion: The Christian gospel  is a false gospel.

• Peace is one of many words that symbolically refer to God’s spoken word.
• The Christian gospel does not mention peace.

Conclusion: The Christian gospel  is a false gospel.

• Glory is one of many words that symbolically refer to God’s spoken word.
• Christ is a word that identifies all New Covenant disciples who are anointed to speak for God.
• The glory of christ is God’s word spoken by all messiahs (i.e. christs.)
• The Christian gospel focuses on the physical death and resurrection of the human person Jesus.

Conclusion: The Christian gospel is a false gospel.

• All people (male and female) who are born again are created in God’s image and are sons of God like Jesus.
• All sons of God are anointed to speak for God.
• All sons of God speak the true gospel.
• The Christian gospel is limited to one particular son (i.e. Jesus) and does not allow that other sons can preach the gospel.

Conclusion: The Christian gospel is a false gospel.

• Eternal life is available to everyone who hears God’s spoken voice.
• People who hear God’s voice, hear the eternal gospel.
• The Christian gospel has a wrong understanding of eternal life, heaven and hell.

Conclusion: The Christian  gospel is a false gospel.

• • Angels are true prophets whom God sends to speak his words to religious people who cannot hear his spoken voice because they have hard hearts.
  • Religious leaders preach the Christian gospel.

Conclusion: The Christian gospel is a false gospel.

• Apostles are true prophets who preach/speak the word of God.
• Religious leaders preach the Christian gospel.

Conclusion: The Christian gospel is a false gospel.

• If the Christian gospel of salvation through the human person of Jesus is the true gospel, people who lived before  Jesus did not have access to salvation. That would make the entire Old Testament irrelevant to salvation.
• If the Jews of Old Testament times did not have access through the gospel as Christians define it, then all of God’s promises to Israel about salvation in the Old Testament are empty lies. That would be injustice.
• The only gospel that is true in both the Old Testament and the New Testament is the gospel of God’s spoken word which is eternal and available to all people in all generations — past, present and future.

Conclusions:

• The Christian gospel is a false gospel spoken by false prophets.
• The true gospel is the gospel of God which is his word spoken by true prophets, angels, messiahs, high priests, witnesses, warriors and apostles.