Death on the Cross

Introduction Over the centuries classical stories of crucifixion and resurrection have been spoken through various media. The interpretation of these basic texts has been influenced and shaped by the theological point of view in which they were formulated. The presented expression plays a role as a confession of faith, a tool of teaching, a source of devotion, reflection of personal godliness, and reflection of interpretation 1 The story of passion and resurrection is the foundation of Christian religion is.

The death of Jesus Christ is an opportunity to infer theologians and philosophers that God is over. Jesus dies on the cross, God is dead This is the end of God's story. Jesus is the end of God. But then it was Easter. This is part of the story of Jesus Christ and can not be ignored. Resurrection belongs to this story. It is difficult to incorporate the dead of God into their theology. But based on the resurrection, we should conclude that Jesus tells us the end of God and indicated. How does this work? In this short story, I confront theologians and philosophers who believe that religion is first going in the right direction and believe that it can only show the end of God after it dies . So then, when we give up self-organized gods, we will open the door of our hearts and understand the real meaning of God's last days. Jesus knew the real meaning of this purpose.

We all have sinned. That is, we have not reached God's perfect standard. The result of sin is death (Romans 6: 23). This means that you are far from God forever. But since Jesus was sending an innocent life, death on the cross brought about perfect sacrifice for our sins. When we trust Him, we have overcome death by rising up again, so we can earn eternal life before God. After his death and resurrection hundreds of people have seen and believed in the resurrection of Christ In the past 2000, only Jesus can meet the deepest desires and needs of the human heart . "All the treasures of wisdom and knowledge hidden" only in Jesus Christ (Colossians 2: 3)