Jesus Christ: The Buttality Of Jesus Death

“THE BRUTALITY OF JESUS DEATH”

Many experts from several different fields (archaeology, medicine and historical researchers) have undoubtedly agreed that Jesus Christ “willingly” suffered one of the most taxing and excruciating forms of punishment and death. Prior to the crucifixion, Jesus was in anguish and terrible stress on the Mount of Olives, because of the burden of the sins of the whole world which was laid upon His shoulders (Luke 22:42; John 1:29). The scripture told us that Jesus prayed throughout the night without sleep, because as God in the flesh, He had seen what will befall him during his trial, which caused his great stress, and the agonizing situation that made sweat to drop profusely out from his body throughout the night.

The Roman soldiers pierced a spear through his left side, after He was brutally and horrifically beaten. The spear which was pierced on His side caused a sudden release of blood and water from His body. He was crucified between two robbers, and died a humiliating death that was ever invented in the history of humanity and yet He did not open His mouth against them, instead, He said father, forgive them for they know not what they do (Luke 23:34). He was in obedience and did not retaliate against His enemies because He was ready to suffer for the sins of all humanity whom He had created and loved before the foundation of the world (1 Peter 2:22-25). He empty Himself from everything, and condescended very low and died in the most ignominious way for the sins He did not commit. He was severely punished and abased like a meanest felon. Through His death, He atoned for our sins and undo its influence and malignity. He loved the world so much that He gave Himself willing to save us and break the curse of sin and death. Jesus is a warrior, it takes one who possessed the mental and physical strength of a warrior to handle and go through such cruelty that He went through (John 3:16-18; John 6:22-26; Luke 22:44, Mark 14:10-65, Mark chapter 15, Matthew chapter 27, John chapter 19, Luke chapter 23, John 19:34, Isaiah 52:14; 54:1-5, 2 Corinthians 5:21; Isaiah 50:6; 53:3-12; Psalm 22:18; Hebrews