LUKE 9:20

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Luke Chapter 9 Verse 20
The question about Jesus true identity has been focused on by look in this chapter. It is crucial that people comprehend the son of God, his real significance and what they are expected to do to adhere to his teachings. This paper reflects on the question Jesus asked his disciples in Luke 9:20.
Jesus asked his disciples, “But who do you say I am?” Peter answered saying “The Messiah of God” (New Revised Standard Version, Luke 9:20).
The identity of Jesus cannot be comprehended through personal opinion, rather, by the revealed truth from the bible (Bartholomew and Goheen 12). To me, Jesus is the Lamb of God, whom God sent on earth to teach, proclaim and set those in the bondage of sin free. This he did by dying because of their sins on the cross.
He has continuously provided for my need. Therefore, I seek refuge in Him in trying times, but He is not whatever you want him to be, his nature is divine.
Christianity is based on spiritual truths, today, people have mixed views about who Jesus is, therefore, if He asks me “who am I to you,” I would answer according to how Jesus has revealed Himself to me, what he has done in my life. So yes, Jesus is the center of my life. Everything I do, I put Him first. He has saved me from food poisoning simply by a word of prayer. He is the propeller of everything around me. He listens and forgives, everyone makes mistakes in life. His nature is not like that of humans, He doesn’t abandon people in times of need.

People are advised to seek a relationship with the Almighty because it enables them to comprehend his true identity.
Works Cited
Bartholomew, Craig G., and Michael W. Goheen. “The Drama of Scripture.” Grand Rapids (2004): 12.
The New Revised Standard Version Bible: Containing the Old and New Testaments with Apocrypha, Oxford UP, 2018.