The world is greater than I am, for John 14:28 says, "I am in heaven, for the kingdom of heaven is greater than I am." Jesus did all the work to please God: He (God) who sent me is with me. He did not leave me alone because I always do what he pleases. (John 8:29) If, according to Luke 4:43, Jesus was preaching about the kingdom of God: I must preach the gospel of God in the kingdom of God, and this is why I am commanded. Not only that, Jesus tells us that to enter into the power of God depends on doing the will of God: Not all those who say to me, Lord! Lord, 78 will enter into the kingdom of heaven, but he that doeth the will of my Father which is in heaven. (Matthew 7:21) (Mark 3:35) 78 The Greek word ῥαββί (ire ដែលគេ) is also translated as God, but the original meaning is lord or teacher. John 1:13 says, "And Jesus turned, and said unto them, What say ye that God is with you?" They answered, "Rey (which means teacher), where is Sannak?" 79 In Matthew 12:50 it is written: For whosoever shall do the will of my Father which is in heaven, the same is my brother, and sister, and mother, and mother. Matthew changed the word that God is still in the state to justify his faith.