If you met Jesus of Nazareth in person what would you ask him?

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Groveling on the ground, “Well, so, what’s the verdict Lord?”
 
I’m gonna get criticized for this, I would ask Him:

Why did you give us free will? Wouldn’t it be easier to just force us to be in paradise with you, where your glory is so large that no human would choose to not stay there? Why did you allow the Holocaust, is free will really worth all the pain?
 
I think Satan displayed an image of all the future evils during his temptation in the desert. I’m sure Jesus already knew but Jesus saw the good also. Like you.
 
Yes, Peter had a mother-in-law, whom Jesus cured of an illness, which indicates he had a wife at some point. We don’t know if she was still alive at the time Peter met Jesus.
 
How about
“Jesus, I see you are weeping. Would you like a big towel to wipe your face?”
 
Besides what people have already said, probably clarification on whatever historical aspect was bugging me at the time, like was James your brother? Step brother? Cousin? Something else?
 
I love these questions. I would ask Him if I could follow Him and serve Him. I wouldn’t ask anything else.
 
I’d say “How’s it going?”. Asking anything substantial implies he has not given the holy spirit already to lead us to all truths.
 
So many of these responses have touched my heart.

I think I would wait for Him to speak first, in anticipation of what he might say to me.
 
I also wish that all denomination come together as one union,but we need one truth.
 
Maybe sounds controversial but why not…i mean why not having brothers and sisters i always doubted abouth that
 
Well, if my fiance had no choice but to love me, it wouldn’t feel very special. If she only chose to be with me after experiencing the benefits of my wealth and power, it wouldn’t feel very special either. Maybe we have freewill because God likes when people choose to love Him just like we do. After all He made us in His image.

Also, suffering is only an opportunity to grow closer to God. When we are suffering, it is easiest to remember to pray. Jesus suffered for us, so why not suffer for Him? There is always some good to find out of suffering too. The Holocaust helped unite most of the world, and the victims may be in paradise now.
 
Brilliant!!
I want add something the greater the suffering,purer love.
 
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