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Brother SoSo,
YES he did...
In The Book of Isaiah 52:14 declares, “Just as there were many who were appalled at Him—His appearance was so disfigured beyond that of any man and his form marred beyond human likeness.” Jesus suffered most severely throughout the trials, torture, and crucifixion
Jesus suffered most severely throughout the trials, torture, and crucifixion (Matthew 27; Mark 15; Luke 23; John 19). As horrible as His physical suffering was, it was nothing compared to the spiritual suffering He went through.
Why did Jesus have to suffer so badly? Some think that Jesus' physical torture was part of His punishment for our sins. To some extent, this is true. At the same time, the torture Jesus underwent speaks more of the hatred and cruelty of humanity than it does of God's punishment for sin. Satan's absolute hatred of God and Jesus was surely a part of the motivation behind the relentless torture and abuse. The suffering heaped on Jesus is the ultimate example of the hatred and rage sinful man feels toward a holy God (Romans 3:10-18).
Friday, February 13th 2015 at 10:05PM
Dea. Ron Gray Sr.
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Mr. Soso
Our thoughts are so powerful that we become what we think, therefore believing something that’s not true can be the reason why we fail. There are parts of the Bible that we are told not to take literally, and other parts that we are to believe without question. So who decides which is which?
Saturday, February 14th 2015 at 1:56PM
Helen Lofton
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@ Deacon Ron Gray
His suffering will be that of living and not dying because he was born for thats specific reason to die
Sunday, February 15th 2015 at 8:22PM
Sylvainy R
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@ Helen Lofton
Our thoughts are are indeed powerful and you are so right who decides which is which I'm of the opinion sad to say not everyone should read the bible
Sunday, February 15th 2015 at 8:31PM
Sylvainy R
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Brother Soso,
As an example, which have been played out so many times to us is, if you believe in what you are doing is right, then you will have to suffer the consequences of your actions.
If you believe that the world revolves around you, then you are right in your opinion to say not everyone should read the bible because everyone of us have a certain gift and talent to share that The Most High has given freely unto us, to share unto one another.
Like your presence here today on this BLOG right now, is a gift to someone..
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Sunday, February 15th 2015 at 9:08PM
Dea. Ron Gray Sr.
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My Brother Deacon Ron Gray
We all at some point will suffer consequences of our actions. the question is my brother what was Jesus Christ action that he had to suffer
Sunday, February 15th 2015 at 9:26PM
Sylvainy R
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If I understand your question right my Brother SoSo, It is through the sacrifice of Jesus Christ of his suffering and death, that we really begin to comprehend the magnitude of both sin in our lives and God’s love for us. Jesus was sent to live as a perfect human being, apart from sin. Yet He was born with sinful flesh, subject to the pulls and temptations common to all of us.
Why did Jesus have to suffer? In my journey I asked this qustion to and I found that Jesus Christ had to suffer to make you / us whole. He had to be broken down so you / we could be built up. He had to be slain so we who believe in him could have eternal life. He took upon Himself all the devastating effects of sin with all its violence so that we could know the peace of forgiveness and the joy of salvation. His sacrifice for us is proof of how truly valuable we are to Him. It is a testimony to how much our Creator and our God really cares about us. Embrace the gift of eternal life, know the healing and righteousness, the joy and peace found only in Jesus Christ. He suffered all that just for us.
Sunday, February 15th 2015 at 9:58PM
Dea. Ron Gray Sr.
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Brother Deacon Ron Gray
If person 1 commit a felon and the judge decided that person 2 will pay the price for person 1 crime then person 1 goes free for the felon that was committed, The same applies in this case if Jesus Christ came and died for our sins then all is forgiven thus we have no sin and if he was born for the purpose of suffering and death then there could he could not have suffered
As for eternal life, my brother has nothing to do with Jesus Christ the son of God death suffering and resurrection the meaning of eternal / everlasting life refers to the SUN not the SON for as long as the SUN comes up every morning there will always be eternal / everlasting life on earth who and what is the light of the world? It is God’s SUN
for there is no light brighter than GOD SUN for the on that day there’s no resurrection of God SUN, I guarantee you everything on this planet will be one giant big ice cube when God SUN suffer the death at the end of each day only to be born again the following day to give everlasting life here on earth NOT everlasting life to you and I but everlasting life on earth that’s the power and the glory in the resurrection of God SUN not God son but God SUN,
behold he is coming on the clouds and every eyes shall see him take a trip to the sea shore at 6 in the morning and I promise you will see the SUN walking on the water and not the son walking on the water but the SUN walking on the water,
our African Ancestors left these knowledge for us the Europeans who enslave Africa stole our story and re-present it back to us with a European ethnicity, it’s no wonder every church you enter the pictorial picture you see is of, a white Jesus Christ, white Angels, white saints, white Mary holding the white babe Jesus Christ images shapes our reality my brother the SUN Suffer the death each day only to rise again so life can continue here on earth please don't take my word for it research it
Hotep
Monday, February 16th 2015 at 2:18PM
Sylvainy R
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Brother Deacon Ron Gray
Thank you please give it some thought
Monday, February 16th 2015 at 3:37PM
Sylvainy R
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Mr. Soso,
Your post was wonderful. Your explaination that the SUN and not the Jewish Jesus is eternal and everlasting is excellent. Your explaination is wonderful because it is analytical and rational while the concept of the Jewish Jesus being the Son of God is not analytical and rational. Although, your explanation is analytical and rational it is still allegorical and truth is not represented by allegorical means, but instead truth is represented by reality because reality is real and once it happens it can not be taken back.
However, your wonderful explanation does not top my first revelation that prophets are racially different because mine is more than allegorical, analytical and rational because it is true reality. You can see that prophets are racially different with out having to explanation it!
@ Mr. Deacon,
Your submission to Mr. Soso is your opportunity to abandon the idea that the Jewish Jesus is the SON of God because it is not true!
Monday, February 16th 2015 at 4:27PM
Harry Watley
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@ Harry Watley
your comment is surly not needed or wanted go spend your time someplace else thank you
Monday, February 16th 2015 at 5:09PM
Sylvainy R
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Mr. Soso,
You seem to be very jealous of me since you are coming to believe that I am a genuine prophet because no one can trump me!
All Black Americans knees shall acknowledge me. For us to be save one of us had to become our first prophet and that prophet is me, Prophet Harry.
Monday, February 16th 2015 at 5:50PM
Harry Watley
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Did you hear Brother SoSo?
Since nobody has commented on your weak as BLOGS, here you come with this weak BS.
False prophet you have been dismissed.
Monday, February 16th 2015 at 6:56PM
Dea. Ron Gray Sr.
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