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The Cross of Christ

Delve into the origins and practices of crucifixion, a frightful form of punishment attributed to various ancient civilizations. Discover its significance in history and explore the crimes that led to crucifixion.

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The Cross of Christ

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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

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  4. Crucifixion The most frightful and inhumane form of punishment ever known. Tradition attributes the origin of crucifixion to a woman, Semiramis, Queen of Assyria

  5. Crucifixion Crucifixion was practiced by: • Egyptians • Carthaginians • Persians • Germans • Assyrians • Greeks • Romans

  6. Crucifixion Roman general Vaus crucified 2,000 Jews in one day at the gates of Jerusalem After the war with Spartacus, 10,000 slaves were crucified between Capua and Rome. Crucifixion, as a form of punishment, was unknown to the Hebrews. Only the vilest of criminals were crucified. Crimes for which crucifixion could result were: • Robbery • Sedition • Piracy • Assassination • Treason • Perjury• Desertion from the army

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