The main life stories of Jesus are recorded in the Four Gospels. According to the traditional Christian view, the four gospels are the “common witness” of the four apostles. The life events of Jesus mainly include birth, baptism, temptation, calling twelve apostles, sermon on mountain climbing,performing miracles, being abandoned, entering Jerusalem, cursing the fig tree, last supper, arrest, trial, crucifixion, resurrection and ascension. According to the Gospel of Matthew and Luke, Jesus was conceived by the virgin Mary about 2000 years ago and was born in the stable of the inn in Bethlehem. Later, Jesus Christ fled to Egypt in order to escape the assassination order of King Herod the Great, the Jewish governor at that time. It was not until the death of King Herod that he returned to Joseph’s residence and settled in Nazareth, theprovince of Galilee (it was said that the name “Nazareth” was named after the death of Jesus). As an adult, Jesus was baptized by John the Baptist and received the Holy Spirit. The holy spirit led Jesus to the desert andput him to the test of Satan. At that time, all of Israel was under the dictatorshipof the Roman emperor Caesar, including Bethlehem where Jesus was born and Nazareth where he grew up. After John was arrested, Jesus entered Galilee and began to impart information about the kingdom of heaven. After the age of 30, Jesus began to teachpeople through metaphors,preach the message of the kingdom of heaven, exorcise demons andpractice medicine. Jesus chose twelve of his disciples to be his disciples. Jesuspreached observing the Ten Commandments,praying hard, loving enemies, not judging others, not showing his faith in front ofpeople and that the kingdom of heaven was near. The main messages that Jesuspreached are: Love God and love your neighbor. In the gospels, Jesus’preaching lasted for a year. In the Gospel of John, Jesuspreached for three years. At the same time, the gospelspoint out that Jesus mainlypreached in Galilee. But the Gospel of John says that Jesus mainlypreached in Judaea near Jerusalem. Later, he was baptized by John the Baptist and began topreach in Galilee, andpersonally selected 12 believers to become disciples. In about 33 years, he traveled from Jericho to Jerusalem and was welcomed by the masses. Jesus attracted the attention of Roman officials and Jewish leaders (religious lawyers) who were inpower in variousprovinces of Israel. Jesus claimed that he was God and directly violated Jewish law. At that time, Jews hated Jesus Christ very much. They bought Judas, one of Jesus’ twelve disciples, and colluded with him for 30pieces of silver. They arrested Jesus under the name of kissing Jesus and charged him with “calling himself the king of the Jews”. Under thepressure of the masses, he was sentenced by Pontius Pilate to be crucified and immediately taken to the execution ground in Calvary. According to the Bible, Jesus was buried in a tomb near Calvary after his death. He was resurrected three days later, returned to Galilee to meet his disciples, and ascended to heaven 40 days later. That is to say, entering the kingdom of heaven