Jesus praying on a Mountain Top to His Father

 English Readers:  This is a re-posting of the original post that was done in English. 

 If you scroll down you will find this post in several languages.  

Jesus on a Mountaintop praying to His Father

The New Testament in the Holy Bible tells of how Jesus, the Son of God, often went out into Nature to be with God or to commune with God.  He went up into the mountains to pray all night - right before He called his 12 Disciples.  He also went up into the mountains for 40 days where he commune with His Father.  At the end of that 40 days, He was tempted by Satan.  Of course, Jesus passed the test.  Because He did not yield to temptation, Jesus was able to be the pure and perfect sacrifice to pay the eternal price for our sins.  He could also do this because He was the Son of God.  Because of the Atonement of Christ, we can all be forgiven of our sins IF we repent and strive to do better.  If we do repent, and also receive the ordinances of Salvation, we can return to live with our Heavenly Parents and our Elder Brother - Jesus. 

This drawing represents the three members of the Godhead.  There is the voice and light coming from Heaven.  That is God the Father.  There is Jesus standing on the mountaintop.  And the Holy Ghost is seen in the form of a Dove. Father in Heaven, Jesus Christ, and the Holy Ghost - also called the Holy Spirit, are three separate and distinct individuals.  We also have a Heavenly Mother.  

NOTE:  This drawing, in printable form, is found by clicking on the button labeled:  "Religious." Then scroll down to the bottom of the list.  New drawings are found at the bottom of the list. So, as I said before.  Click on "Religious."