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The Crucifixion of Christ: Preparations and Suffering

This presentation delves into the crucifixion of Christ, exploring the preparation process, including the Roman legal requirements leading to execution. It details the preliminary scourging that victims endured, highlighting the brutal methods used to inflict pain. The significance of the location of crucifixion is also addressed, focusing on its placement outside the city and in public view. Additionally, the emotional and physical turmoil experienced by the condemned is examined, providing insight into the profound suffering of Jesus in fulfilling His sacrificial mission.

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The Crucifixion of Christ: Preparations and Suffering

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  1. Original Charts By:Donnie S. Barnes, Th.D.Minister – Church of ChristRed Boiling Springs, Tn.Power Points & Animations By:Jack WheelerMinister Church of ChristClovis, Ca.WWW.powerpointstojesus.com

  2. The Cross of Christ

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  4. Matthew 27:35 And when they had crucified him, they parted his garments among them, casting lots;

  5. Preparation for Crucifixion Sentence of death had to be pronounced by a Roman magistrate or tribunal. Scourging was preliminary to crucifixion. A Whip was used. Soldiers frequently stuck nails, pieces of bone and other hard substances to heighten pain. The victim was generally bound to a column for the scourging. The criminal was compelled to carry his own cross.

  6. Preparation for Crucifixion The place of crucifixion was: • Outside the city • In some conspicuous place • Often along some public road At the place of crucifixion, the criminal was compelled to watch the preparations for his execution. • He would see the cross driven into the ground. • He would be stripped naked. • He would be nailed to the cross • He would be helpless to do anything

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