Long story short: Yes Jesus died but he still lives. Prior to Jesus, the Jews had to offer sacrifices of an unblemished lamb as an atonement for sin. Jesus willingly came to Earth as both God and man to be the perfect sacrifice for our sins for eternity. Confessing that you're a sinner and believing that Jesus is Lord of all including your life and asking Him to come into your life as Lord is your salvation. Jesus' physical death was certain but on the third day He rose from the dead and appeared to the disciples. Making Jesus Lord of your life assures that while your body may die, your soul will live in eternity with the Lord.

I'm seriously watering this down but hopefully you get the gist. When you accept Jesus as your lord and savior with every fiber of your being, it is literally a life-changing experience. It seems for most that the rug literally has to be pulled out from under them and you're on the ground with nowhere to look but up.

It's the Certain Resurrection one should focus on.

What an incredible, loving Gift.

Jesus didn't die, he was resurrected on the third day.

And was he sent by God? Or did he come on his own resolution? To show God that gentiles could be saved if they repented?

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

This passage cuts to the heart of why Jesus had to come. He came to give His very life to save ours. He was born into the world so that He could die for the world. Paul says it this way, “But when the fullness of time had come [that’s Christmas], God sent forth his Son, born of woman, born under the law, to redeem those who were under the law, so that we might receive adoption as sons” (Gal. 4:4–5).

Jesus redeems us. He pays our debt. But how does Jesus redeem us? He pays with His life. Our text says that Jesus came—that’s Christmas—to give His life as a ransom—that’s Easter. The payment demanded was His sinless life. And that ransom price was impossible for you and me to pay.

With Jesus' sacrifice, God kept his promise to Jesus.

My opinion.

Jah's original purpose for the earth was for mankind to be fruitful, fill the earth, n to live forever, have animals etc under his dominion

Adam, a perfect man created directly by Jah, chose to sin, passing that sin/imperfection to mankind which leads to death. (if Adam had NOT sinned, what would the condition of mankind be today?) Satan's first lie the garden of Eden, Satan talked to Eve and convinced her to go against God's command of not eating fruit from the tree of knowledge of good and evil. God told them to take of all things in the garden except that ONE tree. He said for when they do take of it, they will die. Satan's first lie hit the ears of Eve telling her that she wouldn't die. (Gen 3)

to redeem mankind another perfect man was needed, a redeemer, a propitiatory sacrifice, a ransom to prove that a perfect man CAN obey Jah 100%. https://mattperman.com/2011/04/6-things-christ-accomplished-by-his-death/ https://www.cbcg.org/why-were-you-born/chapter-seven-jesus-christ-and-the-redemption-of-man-and-woman.html

Without blood sacrifice there is no remittance for our sins. He loved us so much He wanted us ALL in heaven ❤ you too!!!