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Five early Christian texts present five fundamentally different portraits of Jesus — from Mark's suffering redeemer to John's co-eternal God. This video traces how each gospel constructed its own Christology, why two of the five texts lack any concept of atonement, and how the Council of Nicaea in 325 CE resolved the debate by enshrining John's divine Jesus in the Nicene Creed. Understanding this history changes how you read the New Testament. Key concepts covered: • Mark's ransom theology — Jesus' death as a cosmic transaction (Mark 10:45) • Matthew's Jesus as the New Moses — lawgiver and authoritative teacher • Luke's deliberate removal of atonement — Jesus as righteous martyr prophet • The Gospel of Thomas — 114 sayings, no crucifixion, no resurrection • John's high Christology — Jesus as co-eternal God claiming the divine name ("I AM") • The Christological spectrum from adoptionism to docetism • The Arian controversy and the Council of Nicaea (325 CE) • The Nicene Creed as the victory of Johannine theology • A three-question framework for reading any gospel text ——————————————————— ORIGINAL SOURCE This video distills and adapts content from the following source: • 12. Johannine Christianity: The Letters All credit to the original creator for the scholarship and analysis presented here. ——————————————————— About Ludium Learn. Play. Discover. Ludium distills long lectures into focused concept videos, making complex ideas accessible and precise. GitHub: https://github.com/Augustinus12835/au... #Christology #EarlyChristianity #GospelOfJohn #NiceneCreed #HistoricalJesus #NewTestament #BiblicalStudies #CouncilOfNicaea