Jesus paid the Price for me
- Arrested at night, for no real crime, following all-night prayer.
- Betrayed by a friend
- Betrayed for money
- Betrayed by someone trying to force His hand
- Betrayed with a kiss
- Abandoned by all his disciples
- Judged by the Jewish High priest, the Sanhedrin, the elders, council, scribes, Roman politicians and the general public as not worthy to live.
- Falsely accused by false witnesses whose stories didn’t even agree
- Denounced, discredited, ridiculed and made fun of because He talked about Heaven
- Spat on, struck, slapped around by the Jewish council
- Blindfolded
- Blasphemed by religious leaders “Prophecy to us! Who is it that struck you?”
- Delivered by Jewish council because of spiritual envy to a foreign court to assuage its guilt
- Tied up and led away to a gentile governor for judgment
- Make to carry His own execution instrument
- Treated with contempt, mocked and arrayed in purple by Herod the Jewish King
- Sent back to Pilate a second time, who claimed to have the power of life or death
- Compared to a political renegade and murderer and preferred by all to let die over the real criminal
- Found guiltless by Pilate, yet sentenced anyway, due to political pressure
- Arrayed in purple and mocked again
- Beaten and tortured with a lash with metal bits, struck, beard pulled out
- “Crowned” with a crown of thorns, blood running down his head of authority
- Struck with a reed, the symbol of Kingly authority
- Tempted to drink a painkiller. He refused
- Crucified at “the place of a skull” The same place Adam died.
- Nailed to a cross. Genesis 3:15 fulfilled
- Made naked and his clothes gambled for.
- His “crime” was mockingly hung above him in three languages “The King of the Jews”
- Made to hang on a hill overlooking his beloved city
- Mocked by priests, elders, followers, soldiers, scribes and fellow criminals.
- Stabbed in the chest (perhaps heart) by a sword.
- Died
- Went to Hell for three days 1 Pet 3:9, 4:6
- Rose again!
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