The Spiritual Journey of the Lord Jesus Christ

Background: The mathematical description of Jesus Christ is ­ ~ ≤ X ≤ ~ and X = Y. Mathematically, it is scholarly that Christ came from heaven to earth and the dead people, and then came back to heaven through the earth. The gospel does not introduce a new Lord. There is no other Lord in Christianity, except Christ. - ~ ≤ X1 &lt; ~ and X1 = Y1 is Satan and the false prophet.<br><br>Objectives: To show mathematically that Jesus Christ is Lord and journey of Jesus Christ from heaven to earth and the world of the dead, then returned to heaven through this world. This journey is scholarly.<br><br>Methods: ­ ~ ≤ X ≤ ~ and X = Y, - ~ ≤ X1 &lt; ~ and X1 = Y1, and Cartesian coordinate systems. Searched verses in the Bible manually and via the internet. Keywords included such as Christ, and the false prophet. <br><br>Results: God in the Old Testament is the same as God in the New Testament. Christ is the same as God. There is no other Christ. God became man in Jesus Christ to preach the gospel to humans. He went to the earth of the dead to preach the gospel 3 days, returned to the earth, and then to the heaven. This is the spiritual journey. Emmanuel is God with us. A Christian could catch up into paradise as Paul’s vision. It was from the earth. It was not from heaven. It is different with Jesus Christ’s journey. Paul’s vision shows that the man catch up from the world to heaven, returned to the earth and died. He needed to wait the advent of Christ to rise up him from the death. Christ is eternal forever. The man in Paul’s vision still needs to be rise by Christ on the day of the Lord. - ~ ≤ X ≤ ~ and X = Y fills Quadrant 1, Quadrant 2, Quadrant 3, and Quadrant 4 in the Cartesian coordinate system. Satan was from heaven and was thrown into the earth. It was not a spiritual journey. Satan, his angels and the false prophet have been thrown into the hell. The mathematical model of the false prophet is - ~ ≤ X1 &lt; ~ and X1 = Y1.<br><br>Conclusions: Jesus Christ is the Lord and scholarly. There is only one Lord Jesus Christ. ­ ~ ≤ X ≤ ~ and X = Y shows that Jesus Christ is the Lord. The false prophet has mathematic description as - ~ ≤ X1 &lt; ~ and X1 = Y1.<br>