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This is a great reminder for self reflection and thankfulness for Jesus endured as He allowed His creation to put Him on a cross on our behalf. Foolishness to the world but salvation for His children. Thank you Jesus.
This has become a Good Friday tradition for me. I heard it the first year I was a Christian and it meant so much to me then…today, even more!
Beautiful!
TGIGF
Thank you, Jesus.
This isn’t an original thought. But I like it: “Christianity is the only religion in the world whose single greatest moment is the public humiliation of it’s God”. Something to think about this Good Friday
and a happy Dia de Resurrección to you, Michael.
TGSC
Thank you, Jesus, for suffering torture, betrayal, mocking,humiliation and death. Thank you for rising to victory in eternal life. Thank you for your life in us.