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Hypnotized by the moment they follow the crowd, watching as they offered Jesus wine mixed with gall. However, Jesus refused to drink, and the soldiers laid his body on the wooden tree, placing a big spike in the palm of his hand. Without hesitation, a giant hammer drove the rusty point through his flesh. Meanwhile, the Roman guards divide his clothes amongst themselves while casting lots and keeping watch on the Blasphemer. Above his head, the mocking charge against him, that ironically in due time will deem true. This is Jesus, King of the Jews.
The hostile crowd is, screaming offenses to the Christ, while Freddie, who is standing in the very place history can only recall, watches inhabitants who have witnessed the miracles, nonetheless, they refused to accept as truth. Pathetic cries from the deceiving forces’ who manipulated the multitude into believing this was an evil man. In addition, for that reason, they wish him dead.
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“You wouldn’t believe me,” he says, as he squeezes her hand.
“I come from the future, to prove, Time Travel is possible. I have 10 seconds to grab something and bring it back when this ring glows. Do you believe that?”
“I am from the future,” she says, looking at Jesus on the cross.
“I believe, I remember the ring, two times before this, I remember it all.”
Many abuses hurled at Jesus, saying things in the same way of the chief priests and the teachers of the law and the elders said to mock him.
“He saved others,” they say, but he can’t save himself!”
“You, who are going to destroy the temple and build it in three days,”
“Save yourself! Come down from the cross, if you truly are the Son of God!”
“Come down, and we will
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"In front of the tents the Jesus-lovers sat and watched, their faces hard and contemptuous. They did not speak to one another, they watched for sin, and their faces condemne...
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Jesus also had been put to an unfair death based on what is enemies had accused him of. Because Jesus refused to stop preaching about Christianity, he was condemned to death by the Romans. Endless tortures were put upon Jesus for several days as he was hung upon a cross. His official death was death by crucifixion (John. 19).
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The word hero as defined as an “individual who has the courage of conviction to perform feats that benefit the general populace, acts as a soldier of virtue, and has an altruistic spirit that urges him or her to act against evil and defend the greater good at all costs, even sacrificing his own well-being or life.” (Harrison 2). Although heroes can come in any shape and size they are commonly found in stories we read, movies we watch, or people we look up to. We do not think about it much but even our own life is made up of many hero’s journeys. We never realize that our hardships and how we overcome them is exactly what a Hero’s Journey is about and why we relate to and enjoy these stories so much. I will be going into the depths of a Hero’s
...example, Jesus is calmly gazing upon Judas’ face with the expression of acceptance for what is to come, and Peter has a grotesque look of fury as he smites the ear off the high priest’s servant.
An account of Jesus creating a disturbance in the temple of Jerusalem is documented in all four canonical Gospels. Many scholars find this element attributed to Jesus to be true, and believe this may have led to his crucifixion. According to Mark 11:15, “Jesus entered the temple and began to drove out those who were selling and those who were buying in the temple, and he overturned the tables of the money changers and the seats of those who sold doves.” However, this incident was not as destructive as it may seem. To understand the context of this event, historians have been able to define the meaning behind the words of Mark’s account.
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