Jesus Christ, born over 2,000 years ago in Israel, is a central figure in history whose teachings and life continue to inspire millions worldwide. He lived a humble life as a carpenter before beginning his public ministry in his thirties, preaching messages of love, forgiveness, and the presence of God’s kingdom. His profound teachings and miraculous deeds gained widespread attention, drawing both followers and opposition. Despite being found innocent under Roman law, religious leaders, threatened by his claim to divinity, persuaded the Roman authorities to sentence him to crucifixion.
Three days after his death, Jesus' resurrection was witnessed by over 500 individuals, solidifying his divine identity for his followers. His ascension into heaven and the unwavering faith of his disciples led to the rapid expansion of Christianity throughout the Roman Empire. Despite intense persecution, his teachings endured, and by 325 A.D., Christianity was established as the official religion of Rome. Though interpretations of his message have evolved over time, Jesus' legacy continues to shape spiritual and moral thought across cultures and generations.