Jesus said, "I came down from heaven, not to do my own will, but the will of Him that sent me." The fact that Jesus revealed His Father is not new. The question is, what did He reveal, and of what value is it for us today? There is a growing awareness that most of the interpretations and suppositions on why the Father sent Jesus and why He died are vague or incomprehensible. Many attempts have been made to find the new God that Jesus called His Father. The Jews hated Jesus and His Father and condemned Him to death because He introduced a new God, unknown to them. Jesus said, "You have not known Him, but I know Him. If I said, 'I don't know Him,' I would be like you, a liar" (John 8:55). God revealed Himself in Jesus. The Christians, by the worship of the Jewish God, Yahweh, gave approval that the God revealed by Jesus is not another God but the same Creator-God reported in the book of Genesis. In the execution of the will of His Father, Jesus used multiple evidenced-based strategic platforms to reveal: 1 That His Father is NOT the Jewish God, Yahweh. 2 His Father, as the Creator-God who controls human life. 3 That Heaven where His Father lives and where He came from is real. 4 The Spiritual life of His Father in Him (His Kingdom of God). 5 The infinite power of His Kingdom of God in creation. 6 His divine nature and role in human creation. 7 The prototype of the created spiritual mankind. 8 The fulfillment of His Fathers promise to send His fortified risen Spirit (the Holy Ghost). 9 Evidence that His Father sent Him. 10 His divine origin and authenticity of His words and works. 11 The mystery of the earthly stages of human creation and how mankind can participate in that creative process. 12 The meaning of eternal life and why we need it. For the last two thousand years, the reasons behind every platform and the ubiquitous modus operandi of their executions were misinterpreted and are still not well understood even today. The knowledge of God, the Father, who used Jesus to reveal Him and what was revealed on human creation, carries with it what Jesus called the truth. Without the knowledge of that truth and acting on it, we are nothing. It sets the platform for understanding the words and works of Jesus and our ability to execute them. This truth illuminated why Jesus died. Jesus' well-intentioned demonstrations of the will of His Father, when linked with His death and resurrection and with the fulfillment of the promise of the Holy Ghost from His Father, made inseparable connections that Jesus used to mount a great challenge to other Gods that His Father is the Creator and the only true God. These are the deep mysteries that remained hidden for centuries since Jesus died. They hold the most important pieces of the puzzle hidden in the Gospels. I have presented this work, based on the pedagogic strategic platforms that His Father used to reveal Himself, the real Jesus of Nazareth, and a creative view of what is human life. Our hope for permanent peace rests in our ability to grasp what is behind the strategic platforms Jesus used and act on them.