The Crucifixion Flashcards
(6 cards)
What is the Crucifixion?
It is the execution and death of Jesus Christ on Good Friday as he was nailed to a cross, as a means of atoning for the sins of humanity.
Why is the Crucifixion significant for Christians?
It demonstrates God’s love for humanity, as Jesus died to atone for sin. They believe that through Jesus’ death, the possibility of forgiveness and eternal life is offered to all who believe.
Quotes about the Crucifixion?
“Father, into your hands I commit my spirit.”
– Luke 23:46
“Father, forgive them, for they do not know what they are doing.”
– Luke 23:34
How did Jesus forgive the guards who crucified him?
He asked God to forgive them of their actions, because they knew no better, showing his compassion and willingness to forgive those who caused him suffering.
What does the Crucifixion teach Christians about suffering?
The Crucifixion teaches that suffering can have a purpose. Christians believe that Jesus’ suffering was a part of God’s plan for salvation, and it can bring about redemption.
What is the impact of the Crucifixion for Christians today?
The Crucifixion reminds Christians of God’s love and sacrifice, and encourages them to accept Jesus’ sacrifice. It also inspires forgiveness and creates an understanding of suffering.
