Doq Holliday
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31 March, 04:06
Does the cross represent the death or resurrection?
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To me it is a reminder of the high price He paid for us. Every one of us.
God literally came down here to earth being born in the flesh.
Jesus said "If you have seen me, you've seen The Father".
He walked among us. He taught us. He healed us. And then He died for us.
He paid the ultimate price so we could have a direct line straight to Him, through Jesus Christ. The moment Jesus died on that cross, the veil at the temple was torn from the top to the bottom. No longer did we need an intercessor to speak to God.
God literally came down here to earth being born in the flesh.
Jesus said "If you have seen me, you've seen The Father".
He walked among us. He taught us. He healed us. And then He died for us.
He paid the ultimate price so we could have a direct line straight to Him, through Jesus Christ. The moment Jesus died on that cross, the veil at the temple was torn from the top to the bottom. No longer did we need an intercessor to speak to God.
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