Who Killed Him?

[stephen]

Who put out the Light? Who killed Christ? We....You and I killed Jesus.

We should have been crucified....We should have suffered and died........We should have hung on the cross in disgrace....
....But Jesus Gods Son....Yes Jesus God's Son....Took our place.

The Roman Ceaser and the reign of Herod afforded the most fitting era for the 'sacrifice of the cross'..

"In the fullness of time...God sent forth His Son......made of a woman....made under the law....etc.
That we that were under the law may know the freedom ....of the release Jesus gives through Salvation.
Through His sacrifice on Calvery.......The Cross


Calvery covers it all....My past with its sin and shame,
My guilt and despair....Jesus took on Him there....
And Calvery covers it all.......Hallelujah

 

[dorian37grey]

We should have been crucified....We should have suffered and died........We should have hung on the cross in disgrace....
....But Jesus Gods Son....Yes Jesus God's Son....Took our place.


Calvery covers it all....My past with its sin and shame,
My guilt and despair....Jesus took on Him there....
And Calvery covers it all.......Hallelujah

yep; and now being set free ; we re free indeed

 

[Thiscrosshurts]

The Lamb was slain before the foundation of the world so the same "us" that made man also provided a lamb before man was even formed.

Mark 14:27 And Jesus saith unto them, All ye shall be offended because of me this night: for it is written, I will smite the shepherd, and the sheep shall be scattered.

Zechariah 13:7 "Awake, O sword, against my shepherd, against the man who is close to me!" declares the LORD Almighty. "Strike the shepherd, and the sheep will be scattered, and I will turn my hand against the little ones.

The Lord Almighty killed him and he killed us with him and buried us with him and raised us with him and seated us in him.

Ephesians 2:6 And hath raised us up together, and made us sit together in heavenly places in Christ Jesus:

 

[dorian37grey]

The Lamb was slain before the foundation of the world so the same "us" that made man also provided a lamb before man was even formed.
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i understand your point
and agree with one exception ;

that slain before the worlds foundation
could really be the story of the separating

in john one we have
was god
and
with god

if we again look at the water in genesis one
we see a picture of this

was god ---------------------- water

then we see that separation

with god ---------------------- water separates into

water


land
~~~~
water


with this we see ; the drink offering ;
poured out ; slain {separated}
as the foundation of the world ( land)
comes into being

it is the very act of this separation that allows land
( from which adam comes) to appear

just food for thought :lightbulb

 

[Thiscrosshurts]

i understand your point
and agree with one exception ;


that slain before the worlds foundation
could really be the story of the separating

I think your post is more of a clarification than an exception.
I follow what your saying but it's not easy to connect the dots without more input.

 

[dorian37grey]

I think your post is more of a clarification than an exception.
I follow what your saying but it's not easy to connect the dots without more input.

i think i agree with you

 

[jiggyfly]

but I think it is better to leave it within it's intended context when forming beliefs;

if you follow this rule ; you can never understand a parable
parables require knowing the old testament story ; and the parable bring that story into light

" if it was willing to be saved" that seems strange to me
adam and eve left the family of god ;
if the sin that followed is taken care of ;
it still does not address leaving the family

that willingness ; is the part that makes family again

we see jesus pay the price for all the world ;
as seen with the parable of the pearl of great price ;
but we also see ;
the land(those of adam) is not taken to his father house by the traveler
nor is the sand ( those from abraham)
the willing ; are the pearls

many and few;

not all hear the gospel ----- land
many do -------------------- sand
few are willing-------------- pearls



yes ; no one comes to god unless he calls them;
but we also see the parable
when many who are called "are not willing"

i have new mules; a new wife; a new piece of land--etc ---------------- sand
we also see a man get thrown out for not having wedding closes------- land

but again ; the willing go in ----------------------------------------------- pearls


this same story ; repeats over and over again throughout the parables

Do you understand what context means? Do you take parables literally? Your statement makes no sense to me, can you clarify your meaning?