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-Two thousand years ago, Israel was a colony of the Roman Empire. The Jews earnestly longed for the [[Messiah]] who would save them from Rome; that was their only hope.<ref>{{인용 |url= |title=Life of Christ |website= |publisher= Harcourt, Brace and Company |date=1923 |year= |author=Giovanni Papini |page= |series= |isbn= |quote=}}</ref> However, when Jesus, the Messiah, appeared before their eyes, they rejected Him, saying, “You, a mere man, claim to be God.”<ref>Chapter 2 The Man Christ Jesus, ''God the Father and God the Mother Melchizedek Pub. Co., Ltd'', Kim Joo-Cheol,  18p</ref> The image of the Messiah, which they expected at that time, was the Almighty One with supernatural power to save them from Roman oppression, but Jesus did not come as they had expected.
+Two thousand years ago, Israel was a colony of the Roman Empire. The Jews earnestly longed for the [[Messiah]] who would save them from Rome; that was their only hope.<ref>{{인용 |url= |title=Life of Christ |website= |publisher= Harcourt, Brace and Company |date=1923 |year= |author=Giovanni Papini |page= |series= |isbn= |quote=}}</ref> However, when Jesus, the Messiah, appeared before their eyes, they rejected Him, saying, “You, a mere man, claim to be God.”<ref>Chapter 2 The Man Christ Jesus, ''God the Father and God the Mother Melchizedek Pub. Co., Ltd'', Kim Joo-Cheol,  pg. 18</ref> The image of the Messiah, which they expected at that time, was the Almighty One with supernatural power to save them from Roman oppression, but Jesus did not come as they had expected.
 {{quote |The Jews had been insulted by the Gentiles in everything, and their hearts were full of hatred and resentment. Moreover, they were materialistic and worldly, so they could not imagine the poor Messiah or the Messiah who was hated by people. Most people, except for the prophets, dreamed of the Messiah like a mighty angel.|''The Story of Jesus for the Atheist'', Giovanni Pafini, Medici Media, 2014}}