Jesus was beaten beyond human recognition to fulfill the prophecy in Isaiah 52:14, which describes his suffering in graphic detail.
The Romans crucified people on main roads to execute them outside the city and to serve as a warning to visitors, striking fear in the hearts of the interlocutors.
The phrase 'Golgotha' refers to the place of the skull, which could describe any place of death or a specific hill that resembles a skull.
Jesus quoted the first line of Psalm 22 to draw attention to the entire psalm, which prophetically points to the Messiah's suffering and is about him.
Theologically, it is not possible for any person of the Trinity to be removed from the others, so Jesus' cry on the cross does not imply a separation between God the Father and God the Son.
After Jesus died, a man named Joseph asked for his body and placed it in his own tomb nearby, where it was wrapped and anointed, and a stone was rolled over the tomb's entrance.
During Jesus' crucifixion, there was a great earthquake, dead people were resurrected and walked through the city, the sky went dark at noon, and the temple curtain was torn from top to bottom.
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FROM TODAY’S RECAP:* *- Isaiah 52:14 )- Luke 24:39 )- Psalm 22 )- Habakkuk 1:13 )- Genesis 22 )- Matthew 27:52-53 )- Image: Golgotha )- Article: This Bone is the Only Skeletal Evidence For Crucifixion in the Ancient World )- Article: How Jesus Died: Rare Evidence of Roman Crucifixion Found )- Article: 10 Reasons the Father Didn't Turn His Face Away At The Cross )- Article: Did God Turn His Face Away? And Why It Matters. )- Article: Psalms: Looking Forward to the Messiah )- Article: The Science of the Crucifixion )- TBR in ASL
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