Today we continue our series called “Journey to the Cross.” The gospel history tells us that Jesus died on a cross, but theology is left to explain that “Christ died for our sins.” (1 Corinthians 15:3)
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Today we continue our series called “Journey to the Cross.” What a strange sight this must’ve been from heaven. I can picture the Father holding back the archangels who want to rescue the Son and destroy the earth.
The only thing that kept Jesus on that cross was His great love for the world, John 3:16.
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Today we continue our series called “Journey to the Cross.” Crucifixion is humiliating and horribly violent. You would think even the most angry might have some pity on a man going through such a death. There was none from the crowd of onlookers.
Insults from the crowd came out of a need to protect themselves.Insults came out of a need to protect themselves.
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Today we continue our series called “Journey to the Cross.” The next few episodes examine the deluge of evil that occurred as Jesus was crucified
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Today we continue our series called “Journey to the Cross.” We begin by taking an in-depth look at the characters at the foot of the cross. This episode looks at Barabbas.
Here are the key points from this episode:
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Today we continue a new series called “Journey to the Cross.” We begin by taking an in-depth look at the characters at the foot of the cross. This episode looks at The Priests and the crowd.
Here are the key points from this episode:
The priests easily manipulate the crowd
– A week earlier they were praising Jesus as He entered on Palm Sunday
– Corrupt leaders are capable of inducing a bad choice
Even though they chose Barabbas, they still had to make a decision about Jesus
– You don’t get rid of Jesus just because you choose another god
– Even today, the crowd will choose almost anything other than Jesus
“His blood be on us and on our children” was a prophetic statement, though they didn’t know that at the time.
– In AD 70 the city of Jerusalem was completely destroyed
– The blood of Jesus was shed for them and their children
Jesus still died for the priests and for the crowd.
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Today we begin a new series called “Journey to the Cross.” We begin by taking an in-depth look at the characters at the foot of the cross. This episode looks at Pilate.
Here are the key points from this episode:
– Pilate was an enemy of the Jewish people who became their needed ally.
– Pilate knew that Jesus was innocent.
– Pilate didn’t have the fortitude to do what he knew to be right.
– Pilate claimed innocence while enabling rebellion.
– Pilate made the choice to not choose.
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